I had the privilege of working with Wendell Alfred at Beebe Healthcare in the ER, and witnessed firsthand his compassion for the patients. As a volunteer at the Beebe thrift shop, it was apparent that customer satisfaction was a priority to Wendell.
Wendell is a proven community leader. He has shown a dedication to the community as president of Beebe Auxiliary and founder of Beebe's thrift shop, and as a past president of Lewes Board of Public Works. His institutional knowledge, leadership, problem-solving and negotiating skills make him the perfect candidate who will bring the Lewes BPW forward into the future.
Voting for Wendell Alfred is a win-win for Lewes.
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