Testimonials
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Robert Mackie
Bruce Smith has been known to the writer for in excess of 30 years. I understand Bruce intends to nominate for the position of Councillor to the Redland City Council for the election due to be held in March 2012.
The Smith family has been residents of the Redlands since the mid 1970’s after moving from the central coast of New South Wales. For most of this time Bruce has resided at Mount Cotton. Bruce attended local schools and completed his education at the Cleveland High School. His late father established the family business in Capalaba in the 1980’s which is still owned and operated by Bruce, his mother and three brothers.
Bruce has been an active member of the Community and, for the last two years, has been Chairman of the Redfest Committee which is the main festival conducted in Redland City each year. He has also been an active Member of the local Redlands Chamber of Commerce.
With my past association with Local Government, I consider a person with the background which Bruce possesses would make him an ideal person to fill the position of Councillor for Redland City.
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Bill McKechnie
I have been a resident of the Redlands since 2004 and prior to that lived at Carina for 27 years.
My wife and I have known Bruce Smith and his family of Mt Cotton for almost 30 years. The Smiths have been hard working and successful business operators in the Capalaba area during that time.
Bruce has been a particularly good friend and we have observed his involved, impartial, objective and analytical attitude to work and his community.
He is also very devoted and caring for his family.
As a candidate Councillor to division 6 of the Redlands City Council in the 2012 elections I have no hesitation in recommending him as being the ideal person for the job.
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