Letters

While my mother wanted me to be a brain surgeon [“Questionable Motive,” Letters, September 18], I, at a young age, dreamed of becoming a rocket scientist. After graduating from high school, I enrolled in a college program that consisted of courses in mathematics, physics, fluid dynamics and a lot more, so that I would be prepared to enter the “Space Age.”

Once again, at this point, you must be asking yourself: What does rocket science have to do with the selection of Southampton Town clerk in the November election?

You don’t have to be a rocket scientist to know that the ideal candidate for a highly technical position, such as Southampton Town clerk, should have a good knowledge of the subject matter and have extensive experience in the field. Sundy Schermeyer is that person.

As town clerk, Sundy has, on numerous occasions, demonstrated her ability to seamlessly run the office of town clerk that her peers elected her president of their association. Additionally, in recognition of her ability and professionalism, all major political parties have, for years, cross-endorsed her candidacy.

So, you don’t have to be a brain surgeon or a rocket scientist to know that Sundy Schermeyer is the only candidate on the November ballot who can best fulfill the duties of Southampton Town clerk.

Vote for Sundy Schermeyer.

Stephen Ring

Hampton Bays