Mayor Ponto honors Linda Boucher and Kathy Lim for Elmbrook school board service

April 10, 2025 | Elmbrook School District, School Districts, Wisconsin

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A heartfelt tribute marked the Elmbrook School District Board of Education meeting on April 8, 2025, as community leaders honored the late Linda Boucher and outgoing board member Kathy Lim for their dedicated service.

Mayor Stephen Ponto led the recognition, delivering a proclamation that celebrated Boucher's contributions to the Elmbrook School Board from February 2019 until her passing in January 2025. Boucher held various roles, including clerk and chair of finance and operations, and was actively involved in multiple committees and delegate positions. Her commitment to education and community engagement was highlighted as a significant legacy.
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Kathy Lim, who served on the board from April 2022 to April 2025, was also recognized for her impactful work. Lim chaired the personnel committee and participated in several liaison roles, contributing to the district's growth and development. Mayor Ponto expressed gratitude for her service and wished her well in future endeavors.

State Senator Rob Hutton echoed these sentiments, emphasizing the vital role of local school boards in shaping education. He acknowledged the sacrifices made by board members and the lasting impact of their leadership on students and the community.

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The meeting underscored the importance of recognizing those who dedicate their time and energy to public service, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.

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