Marilyn Spradling, County Board - District 1


Marilyn has been an employee at the Chrysler Belvidere Assembly plant for over 30 years. She is a precinct committee person and has been a member of numerous committees and project teams. She has dedicated her time by volunteering in her community as well as having a great deal of experience in leadership roles.

Kim M. Fisk, County Board - District 2


Kim has been described as kind, caring, considerate, hardworking & reasonable. She is a level-headed listener and wants what’s best for Belvidere.
Kim is a property manager by day and sometimes night. She's been a precinct committee person for 13 years. Kim married her husband John 32 years ago. Together they've raised five children in Belvidere.
Dedication to God, family and community is her top priority, working as a tireless volunteer for all.
Kim M. Fisk wants you to know, "Your vote matters and thank you for putting your trust in me!"

Jessica Muellner, Democratic representative, Boone County Board District 3


Jessica Muellner is a single mother of two that began a career in property tax assessment after service on the public review board, hearing assessment appeals.
Jessica has a lifetime interest in advocating for fairness and justice in the community that began by working with her sister and mother for the ERA ratification in the early 80s.
Jessica later studied Political Science and Theology, served in student government and partnered with Islamic students during her time in college to speak out against Desert Storm and racial inequality.
She is a member of the UAW.

Wendy LaFauce, County Board - District 3


Wendy is a former Belvidere elementary school teacher, teaching in both public and parochial schools. She is an advocate for public education and the rights of the disabled. She is a precinct committee person and helps organize community outreach events and issue-based lectures.


Wendy is devoted to her family, friends and faith. She enjoys old movies, writing, cooking and reading.


One of Wendy’s greatest joys is watching her students, “her kids” as she likes to call them, grow into young adults. She says, “One of the reasons I want to serve on the county board is to ensure all our kids have a Boone County that is looking forward. I want our community to be a place where there are opportunities for the next generation to prosper here.”