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Letter: Bill McNeese has experience, drive to be county clerk

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Reporter · Saturday, October 31, 2026 at 4:00 PM · 1 min read
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Letter: Bill McNeese has experience, drive to be county clerk — Libertyville Technology news

To the Editor:Bill McNeese should be our McHenry County Clerk.Bill is a father of three, a U.S. Navy veteran, and a small business owner. His life has always revolved around service.He has bachelor’s in business administration with a focus on economics and an MBA in small business.In the private sector, he was brought on to help with operations, technology and client support in a practice that serves children and childhood development. He is now a co-owner of the practice.From that program, Bill developed a nonprofit helping veterans, as well as the families and children of veterans serving overseas, to access care by veteran providers.With his experience and drive, Bill will protect elections people can count on, safeguard records that families and businesses rely on, and build a Clerk’s office that is accurate, accessible, helpful, and respectful of all taxpayers.Gene RosnerMarengo

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