To The Daily Sun,
Kerri Parker, Meredith town clerk, gave me faith in humanity again.
My dad is 89, has had physical issues, is disabled. We knew he could not go to vote on Feb. 11, so I went to town hall to get absentee ballot. He needed to show his ID, be there in person, or get it mailed, which there was no time. Kerri Parker drove all the way out Meredith Neck, plus three side roads, in snow, to personally administer his absentee ballot properly.
My Dad served this country in the United States Army. Voting is very important to him. Kerri Parker, Meredith town clerk, went above and beyond. Since then, I learned she does this at nursing homes and for other disabled.
Thank you, Kerri. Huge kudos.
Nancy Lee Conlan
Meredith
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