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Letter from Marty Van Lenten Becker

Clark Oliver Appreciated

Kudos and thanks to Otsego County District 11 Representative Clark Oliver for his thoughtful words about DSS clients in need of housing. Clark is mature beyond his years, and has a heart of gold. His voice will be missed.

Marty Van Lenten Becker
Otsego County
District 11
Oneonta

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