Hebron Republican

• Resident of Hebron since 2008
• Graduated from Georgia Institute of Technology with a BSME, Mechanical Engineering
• Graduated from Boston University with a MSME, Operations Management
• Occupation- Employed by Pratt and Whitney Aircraft for 29 years, Manager of Quality for Manufacturing Operations
• Married to Loreta Vallar McDonnell, a Registered Nurse and currently home manager; four children, Andrew 26, Joseph 23, Mary Beth 21, Kevin 10
• Member of Holy Family Catholic Church
• While in Maine, Kevin served in a number of community positions, including:
  • Education Foundation of the Kennebunk’s – Board Member (2006- 2008)
  • University of Southern Maine - Engineering Department Executive Advisory Board Member (2004-2008)
  • Saint Martha Catholic Church- Parish Council (2004-2007)
  • United Way of York County, Maine - Board Member (2002-2004)
  • University of New Hampshire ME Department –Advisory Board Member (1999-2000)
  • University of Maine - Engineering Department Corporate Liaison (1997-2000)

Kevin McDonnell and his wife, Loreta, moved to Hebron in 2008. Kevin is not exactly a newcomer to Connecticut; he was born in Hartford and grew up in Manchester. After college, his employment took him to a variety of states and communities. In all environments, Kevin has shown enthusiastic commitment to his community.

Kevin is the proud father of four children, Andrew 26, Joseph 23, Mary Beth 21, Kevin (AKA “K2”) 10

While he has not served on a Hebron board or commission, Kevin has been active in many communities in various states. He has been especially active in community activities over the past decade.

Kevin is highly qualified to be a member of Hebron’s Zoning Board of Appeals. “My 30 + years of business experience and involvement in community activity will make me an effective member of the ZBA. I am accustomed to making logical data based decisions. I have a great deal of project management experience and am comfortable working with diverse groups,” he said

“I would like to see some high quality business growth in Hebron without sacrificing its small town feel. My decisions on the ZBA would reflect that desire. Hebron residents should vote for me because they can count on me to work with other members of the ZBA to ensure town ordinances are consistently and equitably enforced,” said Kevin.

“Why should Hebron residents vote for me?” he said (with his signature grin.) “Well, even some Democrats like me. They know I’ll follow my conscience based on P&Z laws and restrictions for Hebron’s future without following party lines.”

“And…I’m married to Loreta!”

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