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Supervisor of Elections and former Hillsborough County Commissioner Phyllis Busansky, at a Sept. 14, 2008 event at the Center Place Fine Arts & Civic Association in Brandon, Fla. Busansky was attending Artworks 2008, the ninth annual juried show run by the Brandon League of Fine Arts, run in conjunction with the Third Annual Brush Strokes awards sponsored by the Brandon News and Tampa Tribune.
The Tampa Tribune reported June 22, 2009 that "Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Phyllis Busansky was found dead today in a St. Augustine hotel room," according to sheriff's officials in St. Johns County. Busansky was 72.
Hillsborough Schools Superintendent MaryEllen Elia issued the following statement:
I am personally shocked and saddened at the news of Phyllis Busansky’s death. She has been a great supporter of our schools. One of the first things she did after taking office was to personally visit several of our high school classrooms to encourage students to vote and become civically involved. She had made a commitment to work with students on several projects to promote voter education. Phyllis Busansky has been a great public servant and this community will miss her.
Below is a statement from Carol Kurdell, chair of the Hillsborough County School Board, speaking on behalf of the School Board regarding the death of Elections Supervisor Phyllis Busansky:
Phyllis Busansky has been a tremendous asset to this community for many years. She has been doing a great job in the elections office and was working closely with our school district on several important projects. We're all shocked to hear this news. Our hearts go out to the Busansky family.
The Tampa Tribune reported June 22, 2009 that "Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Phyllis Busansky was found dead today in a St. Augustine hotel room," according to sheriff's officials in St. Johns County. Busansky was 72.
Hillsborough Schools Superintendent MaryEllen Elia issued the following statement:
I am personally shocked and saddened at the news of Phyllis Busansky’s death. She has been a great supporter of our schools. One of the first things she did after taking office was to personally visit several of our high school classrooms to encourage students to vote and become civically involved. She had made a commitment to work with students on several projects to promote voter education. Phyllis Busansky has been a great public servant and this community will miss her.
Below is a statement from Carol Kurdell, chair of the Hillsborough County School Board, speaking on behalf of the School Board regarding the death of Elections Supervisor Phyllis Busansky:
Phyllis Busansky has been a tremendous asset to this community for many years. She has been doing a great job in the elections office and was working closely with our school district on several important projects. We're all shocked to hear this news. Our hearts go out to the Busansky family.
Tampa Tribune reported June 22, 2009 that "Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Phyllis Busansky was found dead today in a St. Augustine hotel room," according to sheriff's officials in St. Johns County. Busansky was 72.
Hillsborough Schools Superintendent MaryEllen Elia issued the following statement:
I am personally shocked and saddened at the news of Phyllis Busansky’s death. She has been a great supporter of our schools. One of the first things she did after taking office was to personally visit several of our high school classrooms to encourage students to vote and become civically involved. She had made a commitment to work with students on several projects to promote voter education. Phyllis Busansky has been a great public servant and this community will miss her.
Below is a statement from Carol Kurdell, chair of the Hillsborough County School Board, speaking on behalf of the School Board regarding the death of Elections Supervisor Phyllis Busansky:
Phyllis Busansky has been a tremendous asset to this community for many years. She has been doing a great job in the elections office and was working closely with our school district on several important projects. We're all shocked to hear this news. Our hearts go out to the Busansky family." href="javascript:openLB(372580392,'',XLarge,'',758,768);">
Supervisor of Elections and former Hillsborough County Commissioner Phyllis Busansky, at a Sept. 14, 2008 event at the Center Place Fine Arts & Civic Association in Brandon, Fla. Busansky was attending Artworks 2008, the ninth annual juried show run by the Brandon League of Fine Arts, run in conjunction with the Third Annual Brush Strokes awards sponsored by the Brandon News and Tampa Tribune.
The Tampa Tribune reported June 22, 2009 that "Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Phyllis Busansky was found dead today in a St. Augustine hotel room," according to sheriff's officials in St. Johns County. Busansky was 72.
Hillsborough Schools Superintendent MaryEllen Elia issued the following statement:
I am personally shocked and saddened at the news of Phyllis Busansky’s death. She has been a great supporter of our schools. One of the first things she did after taking office was to personally visit several of our high school classrooms to encourage students to vote and become civically involved. She had made a commitment to work with students on several projects to promote voter education. Phyllis Busansky has been a great public servant and this community will miss her.
Below is a statement from Carol Kurdell, chair of the Hillsborough County School Board, speaking on behalf of the School Board regarding the death of Elections Supervisor Phyllis Busansky:
Phyllis Busansky has been a tremendous asset to this community for many years. She has been doing a great job in the elections office and was working closely with our school district on several important projects. We're all shocked to hear this news. Our hearts go out to the Busansky family.
The Tampa Tribune reported June 22, 2009 that "Hillsborough County Supervisor of Elections Phyllis Busansky was found dead today in a St. Augustine hotel room," according to sheriff's officials in St. Johns County. Busansky was 72.
Hillsborough Schools Superintendent MaryEllen Elia issued the following statement:
I am personally shocked and saddened at the news of Phyllis Busansky’s death. She has been a great supporter of our schools. One of the first things she did after taking office was to personally visit several of our high school classrooms to encourage students to vote and become civically involved. She had made a commitment to work with students on several projects to promote voter education. Phyllis Busansky has been a great public servant and this community will miss her.
Below is a statement from Carol Kurdell, chair of the Hillsborough County School Board, speaking on behalf of the School Board regarding the death of Elections Supervisor Phyllis Busansky:
Phyllis Busansky has been a tremendous asset to this community for many years. She has been doing a great job in the elections office and was working closely with our school district on several important projects. We're all shocked to hear this news. Our hearts go out to the Busansky family.
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