Eatontown Council Appoints Jacqueline Severinsen to Fill Vacant Seat

Eatontown Council Appoints Jacqueline Severinsen to Fill Vacant Seat
Respected Community Leader to Continue Legacy of Advocacy and Service in Eatontown

The Eatontown Borough Council has elected to appoint Jacqueline Severinsen to fill the vacant seat left by the untimely passing of Colonel Everett Lucas, sitting councilman from the Borough of Eatontown. Ms. Severinsen is a respected community leader with over 20 years of experience serving the people of Eatontown.

Ms. Severinsen is passionate about serving her community and is committed to empowering residents to improve their quality of life. She is eager to start her new role and confident that her hard work will create a vibrant and prosperous environment where residents can rely on a superior quality of life and respect for their tax dollars.

“I am truly honored to join the Eatontown Borough Council,” said Severinsen with gratitude for the appointment. “I see the potential of this community and am enthusiastic about working collaboratively to achieve our collective goals, and I am eager to unite with the other council members to benefit the residents of the Borough.”

Councilman David Gindi believes that Ms.Severinsen’s deep commitment to the community will make her an asset to the council. He hopes that her fresh perspective will contribute to making better decisions that ultimately benefit the Borough.

“Jackie has always been an active participant in various community boards, and her dedication to improving the lives of all community members is evident to anyone who knows her,” said Gindi.

Councilman Mark Regan, Jr. fondly remembered Councilman Lucas, who passed away on July 5, as a man of dedication and patriotism. He noted that Councilman Lucas’s remarkable military career and love for animals were only surpassed by his devotion to his wife Margaret and his family.

Regan, Jr. added, “Everett’s legacy will continue to inspire our community to lead lives of greatness and service.”

The council members believe Ms. Severinsen will carry Colonel Lucas’s legacy of advocacy and commitment to Eatontown. They are excited to welcome Ms. Severinsen and look forward to working with her to ensure that Eatontown remains a thriving community for all.

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