1-30-2026

2026 Ballot

Your Vote Is Needed

The 2026 ballot provides you with an opportunity to vote for future board members and to modify VM III's governing documents regarding "Designated Voting Shareholders".

You can either vote electronically or by paper ballot.

If you prefer to vote electronically, click the link below to submit your votes.

Should paper ballots be more your style, you will find a ballot at the cabana. Next to the ballots, you will also find a ballot box for your submittal. Paper ballots will also be available at the annual meeting, but must be completed and handed in by 10:45 a.m.

Important Note: One Vote Per Residence

Meet The Board Candidates

After graduation I worked as the Divisional Controller over seven companies for the Lindberg Corporation out of Chicago.

I moved to the southwest and worked at several companies as Corporate Controller or co-manager of the company. I also spent time as a small business management consultant working for a national consulting firm. 

After retiring I ran Tax preparation stores for ten years during the tax season.

My education includes associates degrees in electronic data processing, accounting and bachelors degrees in accounting and business management along with a certification as a CPA.

My career in Minnesota spanned 37 years of teaching elementary education. During those years, I served as our building representative for 3 years and headed other building committees at the principal’s discretion.

I also officiated high school football, basketball, and softball, as well as college football. I have continued to officiate those sports in AZ as well. I have officiated for more than 50 years. 

While in Minnesota, I was president of the St. Cloud Officials’ Association for over 35 years. We had approximately 225 members, and I assigned football officials remotely from AZ until last year.

I look forward to serving on the Board, as public service is important to me.

so. The removal of “designated voting shareholder” means that voting will follow Arizona statute [ARS 10-3721 Voting entitlement generally]. Arizona Statute 10-3721 states that every shareholder is entitled to vote and, if more than one shareholder votes (from a property), the vote shall be divided on a pro rata basis (e.g., if 2 shareholders vote from a property, then each vote counts 50%).

To view specifically what documents and sections of those documents would be altered, click on the below link.