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My last day as an elected public official. I served as a County Commissioner for over 14 years in Franklin County, Ohio. I was thinking of the work I did for county residents. I loved helping our residents get what they needed, and it was a King Solomon decision to make. I was balancing family caregiving issues. Finally, with the pandemic, I lost the balance. Family took priority over work. The issues I address in this book were ones I struggled to address for many years. I hope you gain understanding of how an ""outsider,"" someone who has never fi t into the world around. them, can make a difference in someone's life or in a community or workplace. This is my story. ""Some people lead with wisdom. Others with heart. Marilyn Brown does both-with purpose, courage, and a deep love for people and community. Marilyn has spent a lifetime championing equity, health, and dignity-especially for those too often left out of the conversation. From her decades of public service to her tireless advocacy behind the scenes, she has helped shape a stronger, more just and compassionate central Ohio. The ripple effect of her work continues to amplify what's possible-and she's full steam ahead, advancing critical reforms and showing up for the people who need it most. I'm grateful for her mentorship and friendship. Thank you, Marilyn. Our world is better because of you."" Vicki Bowen Hewes Co-Founder, Gordon Hewes ""Marilyn is one of the kindest and most caring people I have ever met. Thank you for what you have done for so many. I'm proud to call you my friend."" Jeff Sopp Founder and CEO, Kensington Hill Partners.

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Marilyn is a public servant. Her entire career is in this field, including her current consulting work now. Marilyn served as Franklin County Commissioner for over 14 year and resigned in mid 2021 to care for her mom and younger daughter. As County Commissioner, Marilyn worked with those who were the most vulnerable. She and her team started a program in her offices to assist reentering residents from jail or prison. This program has been formalized to Justice Policy and Program. With appropriate funding and staffing, this program regularly receives national attention. Marilyn Epstein and Eric Brown have know each other since they were 6 and 7. They married in 1973. Marilyn and Eric have two daughters, Beryl Brown Piccolantonio, husband Andrew. They have three wonderful sons, Vincent, Max and Alex. Daryn Brown is married to Gary Webb and they have two adorable dogs, Gemma and Savannah.

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