Bold & Courageous Leadership
FIGHT FOR SOUTHERN ILLINOIS!
I will fight for Southern Illinois and be your voice in Congress, fighting tooth and nail to protect our Second Amendment rights and defend the sanctity of life. And I will always be a champion for American jobs and working families.
Meet Darren Bailey
A farmer, family man, and fellow citizen from rural Illinois, Darren Baileyโs conservative roots run deep.
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Not sure whatโs going on where you are at, but stay safe!
Area schools are letting out early, locally.
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So much around the St Louis area recently. Be safe!
Be safe Bailey family.
We got it so bad yesterday, Orland Park was in the news. Hail/wind/rain was bad. Be careful downstate IL ๐๐
Praying Gods blessings and safety to you all ๐๐ผ๐๐ฅฐ
Just rain here. Stay safe all in the path!
Stay at school is safe place be at
Send this storm to Chicago
I have to go to Effingham at 3:00pm so I can work tonight
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Storming in Salem now.
Stay safe ๐
Be safe
Just now starting to rain in Salem.
This weather!!! Yikes!
Everyone stay safe
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Thank you for all you do Mr. Bailey! Illinois needs you!
Keep smoothing the stones, Darren! There is victory coming soon!
Good morning from Whiteside County, beautiful day up here too!
Good morning Darren!
Good morning
I hear ya Darren ...
Good morning โ๏ธ
Amen
Love our Farmer's ๐บ๐ธ๐๐บ๐ธ
We are in the field at farmer city Finley
Good morning Darren! Thank you for your love Facebook messages!
Prayer…and our grand daughter was diagnosed with leukemia…I keep praying for healing …and god will heal
Awesome Word! Preach the Word in season and out of season.. while we wait! ๐๏ฟผ ๏ฟผ
๐๐๐for you Darren and God’s direction
Darren, take care of yourself! Your voice seems to be a little raspy! ๐๐บ๐ธ๐
Love this time of year on the farm!
Good morning from Alabama
Thank you brother ๐ st louis have a strom coming in
Good morning Sir
Good morning ๐ be safe this evening
We haven’t planted anything yet๐ฅฒ
Amen! โค๏ธ
Amen!
Amen
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As we reflect on Teacher Appreciation Week, I would like to ask: Which teachers have impacted your life? I would also like to honor a few teachers who have significantly influenced mine.
Mrs. Ruth Wilson was my fifth-grade teacher. She had a unique way of keeping education fun and engaging at that age.
I would also like to mention Mrs. Peggy Van Dyke, my high school English teacher; Mr. Allen Ritter, my high school agriculture teacher and FFA advisor; and Mr. Jon Montgomery, my high school band teacher. All of these teachers consistently pushed us toward excellence and helped us achieve it.
Having served for 17 years as a school board member, I have always maintained that teaching is one of the noblest professions and has the power to change our society for the better.
This doesn't mean we don't have work to do in Springfield and Washington to improve our children's education, but we certainly have many good teachers to honor and appreciate.
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Homeschool teachers r good also - bc we educating our children what they need to know not what the world wants our children to know - Jacque Yes I did I have some great teachers in Carmi
There were several great teachers in junior high and high school, but the ladies that really stand out in my memory were in elementary. I always felt valued and appreciated by each one of these teachers. Thank you for your dedication & for making such a lasting impression! Mrs. Terri Webb Wolfe, 1st Mrs. Terri Hardman (Barche), 3rd Mrs. Pat Gillenwater, 4th Mrs. Ruth Wilson, 5th
Your teachers have to be so proud of you!!!
Mrs. Carolyn Grahn was likely the most influential teacher at old North Clay High in my opinion.
probably my most influential teacher was in high school at flora, it was Mr. John Upton his building trades class taught me than just how to build a house, it taught you work ethic how to work together as a team on a job. I never became a house builder but I did become a home owner and things I learned in his class I still use today . if I would not have learned these things . it would cost me a fortune, thus is why we need more trades classes back in school especially now that colleges and universities are so outrageously expensive. when you can go into a apprenticeship program and start making a good living wage on day one. this is why I am now a school board member.
What band instrument did you play? Were you in the marching band??
I served with Allen Ritter in the IAVAT, Ag teacher professional organization and I agree that Allen was focused on helping kids. I believe Ag Education is a little unique in the tools we have to educate.
Mr. Barney from Newton IL made me want to be a PE teacher. Here I am today doing that exact thing. He was great.
Mrs. Douglas from Jefferson High School. She taught honors English and I adored her! She had a love for teaching and others. She had to leave due to cancer, which broke our hearts!
I remember all of those although I was a few years behind you. There were several very good teachers at north clay.
Mrs. Hopkins (from up North), Mrs. Workmen, Mr. Ed Dawkins, Mrs. Lancaster, so many of my teachers at North Clay. Also one very special thank you to Pamela Gish Greenwood THE teacher I wish I could of hired to teach my girls from kindergarten to senior year.
I go way back, Doris Jean Veremis. She was a stickler for proper grammar and good spelling and I appreciate that to this day.
Mrs. Peggy Van Dyke was the very best!!!
Dr. Stahl who inspired my interest in Social Studies & politics at the age of 12. He commanded respect & demanded we pay attention to everything.
When my son went to school down there he would have never graduated if it wasn’t for Ms. Cookie. She was the best she showed them kids and taught those kids more then anyone else could do. She had more patients then any one could ever have. She put up with a lot I am sure of it.
Mrs. Wilson and her daughter Jean Porter. They was my 5th grade and 3rd grade teachers.
Mrs. Ruth Wilson was a teacher for many years at Oskaloosa. I had her grades 1-5. She was great. I also had fond memories of Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Veremis at North Clay High School.
I had many good teachers in the Newark, Il schools. Ag teachers, physics,chemistry,and math. One algebra teacher, Mr. Gilbertsville, taught that Algebra didn't necessarily have to do with numbers, but it taught how to solve a problem. Never forgot that!!
In grade school it was 1st and 2nd grade Mrs. Leach, 3rd and 4th grade Mrs. Dawkins, and Miss Delaney high school English and Mrs. Verdie Cox high school math
I loved my 1st grade teacher. Mrs Yates. She’s passed now. I had an amazing English teacher in HS that really impacted me. I’ve never forgotten her.
I am a teacher because of Mrs. Shields, Mrs. McCord, and Mrs. Kirby!
Mrs. Tunison, 2nd grade teacher from White Hall Elementary School was a favorite. She showed me extra love as a little girl and always encouraged me to excel in my grades, and Mr. Ron Martin, high school English teacher at North Greene High School. Loved them both!
Mrs. Lisa Sackrider . She was my daughter's Kindergarten teacher when she was diagnosed with cancer. (her very 1st yr teaching) Lisa went above and beyond what any teacher would do for my little girl! She made sure her classroom was always clean and sanitized so it was safe for her to come to school. Her class video chatted on days that she was too sick to go. She even put together a Pep Rally in support of her and the entire school joined in. Even bought her the American Girl Cancer Doll. We are proud to say Olivia is 17 and 11yrs cancer free. Lisa will ALWAYS hold a special place in our hearts!!
Debra Korte Mary Walker my third grade teacher, my FFA advisor & AG Teacher and Cathy Emberton my Home Ec teacher in High School. In college Maria Boerngen she has the best attitude and love of teaching students!
Mr. Jones, Mrs. Burke, and Mr. Harris