Slaby sworn in as representative

Mar. 10, 2004
Akron Beacon Journal

COLUMBUS - Marilyn Slaby was sworn in Tuesday as state representative from the 41st District.

Slaby, a Republican, will finish the unexpired term of Bryan Williams, who resigned after being named director of the Summit County Board of Elections.

"I welcome the opportunity to serve the citizens of the 41st House District and the chance to meet the challenges facing the state of Ohio,'' Slaby said.

Slaby already had filed petitions to run for the seat, before Williams resigned. She will face Democrat Brian Williams in November.

Slaby previously was an administrative assistant at the Board of Elections for 10 years, had owned the Yarn Shop and also works as a substitute elementary teacher.

"Marilyn Slaby has valuable experience to share as a member of the Ohio House of Representatives,'' House Speaker Larry Householder said. "Her background in education and as a businesswoman will be a tremendous asset to the people of Summit County and the state of Ohio.''

Slaby lives in Akron and is married to Ninth District Court of Appeals Judge Lynn Slaby.

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