Meet Margie
Margie is a life-long Democrat and resident of Mt. Pleasant Township. Margie has over 24 years’ experience in long-term care and advocacy for Pennsylvania’s seniors. She recently retired as the Executive Director of the Pennsylvania Assisted Living Association (PALA). In her role she advocated for seniors in Harrisburg and Washington, DC. Presently, she is a member of the PA Governor’s Long-Term Care Council assisting with the development of the 10-year strategic plan for aging in the Commonwealth. She has received state and national awards for her advocacy. She will bring this same dedication to every resident of the 59th district.
Margie was inspired by her mother who told her she was a leader not a follower. She has taken this to heart in all of her life commitments from high school club president to organizing a union for office staff to PTG secretary to leading several associations. Her father was one of the first employees at PPG in South Greensburg working in maintenance until retirement. Both grandparents (Sabo and Secosky) came from Hungary to establish a new life in America. They worked hard in the coal mines and raised their children and grandchildren to work to succeed. The Sabo family; Denny (deceased), Kate, Fran, Margie, Ed and Rick followed the work ethics of their parents and grandparents in their lives.
Margie was inspired by her mother who told her she was a leader not a follower. She has taken this to heart in all of her life commitments from high school club president to organizing a union for office staff to PTG secretary to leading several associations. Her father was one of the first employees at PPG in South Greensburg working in maintenance until retirement. Both grandparents (Sabo and Secosky) came from Hungary to establish a new life in America. They worked hard in the coal mines and raised their children and grandchildren to work to succeed. The Sabo family; Denny (deceased), Kate, Fran, Margie, Ed and Rick followed the work ethics of their parents and grandparents in their lives.
Margie was inspired by her mother who told her she was a leader not a follower. She has taken this to heart in all of her life commitments from high school club president to organizing a union for office staff to PTG secretary to leading several associations. Her father was one of the first employees at PPG in South Greensburg working in maintenance until retirement. Both grandparents (Sabo and Secosky) came from Hungary to establish a new life in America. They worked hard in the coal mines and raised their children and grandchildren to work to succeed. The Sabo family; Denny (deceased), Kate, Fran, Margie, Ed and Rick followed the work ethics of their parents and grandparents in their lives.
Margie was inspired by her mother who told her she was a leader not a follower. She has taken this to heart in all of her life commitments from high school club president to organizing a union for office staff to PTG secretary to leading several associations. Her father was one of the first employees at PPG in South Greensburg working in maintenance until retirement. Both grandparents (Sabo and Secosky) came from Hungary to establish a new life in America. They worked hard in the coal mines and raised their children and grandchildren to work to succeed. The Sabo family; Denny (deceased), Kate, Fran, Margie, Ed and Rick followed the work ethics of their parents and grandparents in their lives.
Margie was inspired by her mother who told her she was a leader not a follower. She has taken this to heart in all of her life commitments from high school club president to organizing a union for office staff to PTG secretary to leading several associations. Her father was one of the first employees at PPG in South Greensburg working in maintenance until retirement. Both grandparents (Sabo and Secosky) came from Hungary to establish a new life in America. They worked hard in the coal mines and raised their children and grandchildren to work to succeed. The Sabo family; Denny (deceased), Kate, Fran, Margie, Ed and Rick followed the work ethics of their parents and grandparents in their lives.
