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Anglemyer to run for clerk-treasurer




By Holly Heller

Managing Editor

BREMEN � Bremen Clerk-Treasurer Janet Anglemyer is running for another term.

She filed for candidacy Friday, with one major goal in mind.

�As clerk-treasurer, I will strive to maintain the sound financial stability which our community has established,� she said.

She plans to do that through continual, day-to-day learning.

�I have dedicated myself to the learning process involved with being clerk-treasurer,� she said. �My motto has always been that each day brings with it a new learning experience. This position stands true � there are new situations that present themselves every day requiring a greater understanding and gain of knowledge.�

Anglemyer is currently completing the second year of her two-year term. Prior to that, Janet served two terms on the Bremen Town Council, where she earned the honor of being Bremen�s first female council member and president. She also brings to the position five years experience as Bremen Park Board secretary and two years as a board member of the Marshall County Community Foundation.

Prior to her clerk-treasurer position, Anglemyer worked at Martin Chevrolet for 26 years as accounting business manager, controller and general manager.

She finds the clerk-treasurer position to be rewarding.

�The responsibilities and duties associated with this ofice have been nothing less than exciting and rewarding.�

She hopes to lead Bremen through the challenges of the upcoming reassessment and budgeting.

�Coordination of revenues and expenditures will be extremely important,� she said. �I would like the opportunity to pursue this challenge and assist in managing the changes that face our community.�

A Bremen native and 1975 graduate of Bremen High School, Anglemyer completed advanced education courses in accounting and computer technology at Ancilla College in 1993-94.

She and husband Virgil have been married for 26 years and have two sons � Aaron, 23, is studying marketing at IUPUI in Indianapolis and Andrew, 20, is a junior finance major at Anderson University.

Janet is a member of St. Paul�s Lutheran Church and currently serves as vice president of the Bremen Kiwanis Club. She also serves on the Rebuilding Together/Christmas in April - Marshall County Board of Directors.

 

 

 


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