11.18.2018
During the past few days I have much enjoyed the experience of transitioning the office of state representative to the new representative for House District 31, Garry Mize.
Representative Mize has expressed an interest in continuing the policy of communication through email and with your permission he would like to add your email to his contact list.
Would you be willing to share your email address with him?
Over the past years I received so much benefit from hearing from you, receiving your honest and direct thoughts and especially—your prayers. I know our new state representative would also greatly appreciate and benefit from all these.
Please consider reaching out, introducing yourself, sending your email address to and continuing to share your principles and values with Representative Mize; just as you did with me.
His email address is Garry.mize@yahoo.com.
He looks forward to hearing from you.
Until later,
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