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| Affiliation | Democratic |
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| Name | Albert S. Abbasse |
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Wyoming, Michigan , United States |
| Email | None |
| Website | http://abbasse.org/ |
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| Info | Albert (Al) is a life long resident of Kent County. Al grew up in Kentwood where his father worked and retired from Lear Siegler Corp. Al's mother was in retail management. Al married Julie in 1972. Julie's father was a Superintendent of Schools and her mother a teacher.
Al and Julie have 2 wonderful daughters, Beth and Amy. They also have daughters of their own, Megan and Amber respectively.
Thirty years ago they decided the community of Wyoming would be the location they would raise their children. Beth and Amy went to and graduated from Wyoming Public Schools. They enjoy the community so much that they are raising their families in this same community. They also work for an International Manufacturer in Wyoming.
Al and Julie are active in Children's Rights issues and 6 years ago, Adriana their guardian daughter, became part of their family. Adriana also attends school in the Wyoming School District.
Albert is a Political Science, Economics and History Instructor at KCAD at Ferris State University.
Al also works for General Motors and has held positions as Internal Auditor and Quality Analyst.
Al is and has been a member of the American Political Science Association and the SouthEastern Political Science Association for seven years. Al is a certified teacher in the State of Michigan.
The Abbasse family has been blessed. Albert is running on the Democratic Ticket for State Representative for the 77 th District. He wants to share those blessings with the constituents of this district.
As he puts it, "I have a great deal to offer, but mostly, I CARE, our senior citizens need assistance, our children need a quality education and we MUST stop the outflow of jobs from our communities. I am committed to resolving these issues and any new ones that come along. Our parents worked very hard to provide a great community. We cannot let mistakes of the past hinder our forward movement. I feel that I have the knowledge and leadership to provide a better legacy for our youth and to improve our community with close ties and open communications with our citizens".
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