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Martell Dansie - Equity Real Estate
Martell Dansie has been a REALTOR for 6 years. He is an agent with Equity Real Estate. His primary business in single-family brokerage. He has earned BS and MS degrees in Information Technology and he holds REALTOR designations GRI and SFR.
He is a Fair Share contributor to RPAC.
He has served for 3 years as Education Chair and as a 1-year Director with the BTBR. He also served as a member of the Education Committee in the NWAOR. He is a member of the Brigham Area Chamber of Commerce (since 2006).
Martell and his wife, Cara, live in Brigham with their ten children.
"I love being a member of the Brigham/Tremonton board. I enjoy interacting with our local REALTORS, many of which I feel have become my very good friends. As the education chair I have learned that each member can make a difference in the board. As a director I realized how much each of the leaders contribute to our success as a board. We are all very indebted to those who have served in the past and those who continue to serve, from our area, at the state and national levels. To help meet our local members' needs I commit to take an active role for the next three years. I believe their are many ways that our members can have a better sense of belonging in our board. I look forward to working with each of you."
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Amy Call - Coldwell Banker in Brigham City
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Tonya Donaldson - Coldwell Banker in Brigham City
Tonya has been a Realtor for 7 years and specializes in Single-family brokerage and Farm and Land Brokerage. She has completed 3 years of college and holds Realtor designations as SFR and she is licensed in Title Escrow and Title Search.
She is a Fair Share contributor to RPAC.
She is the 2011 Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity Chair. She is a member of the Box Elder County Scuba Search and Rescue and she has served as an Americorps Read Today Member Tutor.
Tonya and her husband Fred and their four children live in Brigham City.
"I believe in our local Brigham-Tremonton Board of Realtors. I believe in being involved and running for an opportunity to serve is one way to be involved. This past year I served as chairman for the Fair Housing/Equal Opportunity committee. We were able to accomplish several things for our local Board including: Signed declarations by both Brigham City and Tremonton Mayors and a $1,000 donation by a housing developer working in our area. It is my desire to continue this service in the coming year by serving as your new Board secretary. I genuinely appreciate your confidence in me and would ask for your support and vote during our board elections. My sincere thanks in return!"
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Thank you to all of the candidates who were willing to participate and serve on the board.
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