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19 <br /> Page 1 of 2 Bertha Lee Corbett <br /> Volunteer Application <br /> Orange County Advisory Boards and Commissions <br /> Name: Ms. Bertha Lee Corbett <br /> Name Called: <br /> Home Address: 5002 Governor Martin Rd <br /> Efland NC 27243 <br /> • <br /> Phone: (Day) 919-304-2628 <br /> Phone: (Evening) <br /> Fax: <br /> • <br /> Email: blcorbett@mebtel.net <br /> Place of Employment: unemployed <br /> Job Title: <br /> Township of Residence: Cedar Grove <br /> Zone of Residence: At-Large <br /> Sex: Female <br /> Ethnic Background: African American <br /> Date of Birth: 2/4/1957 <br /> Boards/Commissions applied for: <br /> Economic Development Commission <br /> Human Services Advisory Commission <br /> Joint Orange Chatham Community Action Agency <br /> Work Experience: <br /> I worked for the past 12 years as a F and B supervisor at the R. David Thomas Executive <br /> Conference Center in Durham. I supervised 12 staff members in customer service. <br /> Volunteer Experience: <br /> I lived among the poor for a number of years and seen and experienced the needs of the <br /> people. I wrote letter to the White House, Washington DC, to the Presidents, since <br /> 1989. I wrote packets on the Economical Exigency, Social Welfare, and Political <br /> Promulgation. With the Economical Exigency I began with the Taxes, the Tobacco <br /> Issues, the Social Security Retirement Issues, the economy and taxes and the Social <br /> Security Reform for Mexicans. With Social Welfare I began in 1989 with Welfare reform, <br /> Education, Job Training, Childcare, Medicare and Medicaid and the Social Security <br /> Retirement Issues. In Political Promulgation, I wrote packets on the Economy, a Clinton <br /> Goodbye Note, the Nations' Surplus, the US and the Leaders in Stamping out terrorism, <br /> the Removal of Saddam, the Social Security Reform for the Mexicans, and I recently <br /> wrote on the Immigrants on April 19, 2006. In my volunteer writings to the government <br /> the needs of the nation and its people I have helped people from the poorest to the <br /> wealthiest. This has given me great pleasure seeing programs being put in place to help <br /> a wide scope of people from the least to the greatest. The Presidents wrote me back <br /> and asked me to stay involved. I now say it is time for me to reach into the depths of the <br /> people to get even more involved and get even more done for the people. I find it a <br />