ABOUT JON

WHY AN APPLE IN THE NAME?


The apple represents agriculture which I am a proud member, having worked the last ten years improving your voice in Olympia.   It represents healthcare, our beautiful outdoors, and a sustainable environment supporting jobs and local business. Last and most important to me, the apple honors our teachers.  My father taught 7th and 8th graders for over 30 years.  Sitting at the dinner table, he taught me how levies, taxes, unfunded mandates on businesses and the need for more local control of our schools impacted our daily lives. So the apple and all it symbolizes is what has shaped me into who I am today, a proven and effective leader.

J   N WYSS

Wyss, an 11 year resident of Brewster, married his wife Melanie in 2003.  He has two daughters and one son.  He attended Texas Tech University and Lubbock Christian University in Lubbock, Texas. 

Prior to joining his wife’s century old family company, as an Analyst and Government Affairs Director Wyss served as the Chief Deputy Assessor for Spokane County, and worked for 11 years within various US Trustee Offices.


 Wyss currently serves as Vice President of USA Farmers Association, serves on the US Apple Board of Directors, American Farm Bureau Labor Committee, advisor to the Brewster Boys and Girls Club, and is the current Chairman of the Carlton Complex and Okanogan Complex Long Term Recovery Groups.


Jon Wyss is respected at the federal, state and local level for his ability to build consensus while encouraging common sense solutions to complex problems.  He has proven he can work across the aisle without compromising his principles.

JON IS A STRONG COMMUNITY ADVOCATE

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  • Worked with community leaders to bring the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation “Badges for Baseball” program to Wenatchee, East Wenatchee, Chelan, Brewster and Omak to teach at risk youth.
  • Helped open the first Boys and Girls Club in North Central Washington.
  • Appointed as the Chairman of the Long Term Recovery Group for the 2014 and 2015 Wildfires that devastated so much of our communities.
  • Worked with community members to pass the Brewster School Bond providing necessary resources for a 21st century education for our kids


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