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'''Stephannie Sigler Huey''' (born [[1955]]) is a [[Birmingham City Schools]] math teacher and pastor of [[God’s Holy Tabernacle Church]]. She moved to [[Birmingham]] from Denver, Colorado where she worked as a mortgage broker and pastored another church of the same name. While there she ran unsuccessfully to challenge Wellington Webb's mayoral re-election. | '''Stephannie Sigler Huey''' (born [[1955]]) is a [[Birmingham City Schools]] math teacher and pastor of [[God’s Holy Tabernacle Church]]. She moved to [[Birmingham]] from Denver, Colorado where she worked as a mortgage broker and pastored another church of the same name. While there she ran unsuccessfully to challenge Wellington Webb's mayoral re-election. | ||
She grew up in [[Birmingham]] and graduated from [[Parker High School]] in [[1973]] and went on to earn a bachelor's degree in business administration at [[Miles College]] in [[1978]]. She has worked as a mortgage loan officer at Security Title in Denver and as an assistant manager at The Associates Financial Services. She owns [[Trinity Mortgage Company]]. She returned to Miles to complete a bachelor's in [[2000]] and then earned a master's in math education at [[Alabama State University]] in [[2004]]. In [[2009]] she completed her doctorate in Christian education at the Andersonville Theological Seminary in Camilla, Georgia. | She grew up in [[Birmingham]] and graduated from [[Parker High School]] in [[1973]] and went on to earn a bachelor's degree in business administration at [[Miles College]] in [[1978]]. She has worked as a mortgage loan officer at Security Title in Denver and as an assistant manager at The Associates Financial Services. She owns [[Trinity Mortgage Company]]. She returned to Miles to complete a bachelor's in [[2000]] and then earned a master's in math education at [[Alabama State University]] in [[2004]]. In [[2009]] she completed her doctorate in Christian education at the Andersonville Theological Seminary in Camilla, Georgia. | ||
In [[2003]] Huey was pursuing a master's in math at [[Alabama State University]]. She finished 14th of 18 candidates in the [[2003 Birmingham mayoral election]] on a platform of improved mass transit and landing an NBA team. She | In [[2003]] Huey was pursuing a master's in math at [[Alabama State University]]. She finished 14th of 18 candidates in the [[2003 Birmingham mayoral election]] on a platform of improved mass transit and landing an NBA team. She qualified in the [[2009 Birmingham mayoral election|2009 special election]] to fill the vacancy left by [[Larry Langford]]. If elected, she planned to bring city department heads into brainstorming sessions to eliminate problems and complete projects such as the [[domed stadium]] and light rail. Huey finished 9th of 14 candidates with 60 of the 34,931 votes cast. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:34, 9 December 2009
Stephannie Sigler Huey (born 1955) is a Birmingham City Schools math teacher and pastor of God’s Holy Tabernacle Church. She moved to Birmingham from Denver, Colorado where she worked as a mortgage broker and pastored another church of the same name. While there she ran unsuccessfully to challenge Wellington Webb's mayoral re-election.
She grew up in Birmingham and graduated from Parker High School in 1973 and went on to earn a bachelor's degree in business administration at Miles College in 1978. She has worked as a mortgage loan officer at Security Title in Denver and as an assistant manager at The Associates Financial Services. She owns Trinity Mortgage Company. She returned to Miles to complete a bachelor's in 2000 and then earned a master's in math education at Alabama State University in 2004. In 2009 she completed her doctorate in Christian education at the Andersonville Theological Seminary in Camilla, Georgia.
In 2003 Huey was pursuing a master's in math at Alabama State University. She finished 14th of 18 candidates in the 2003 Birmingham mayoral election on a platform of improved mass transit and landing an NBA team. She qualified in the 2009 special election to fill the vacancy left by Larry Langford. If elected, she planned to bring city department heads into brainstorming sessions to eliminate problems and complete projects such as the domed stadium and light rail. Huey finished 9th of 14 candidates with 60 of the 34,931 votes cast.
References
- Reynolds, Ed (September 11, 2003) "Rhetorical flourish." Black & White
- "Third Candidate Announces Run for to Become Birmingham's Mayor." (November 7, 2009) ABC 33/40
- Coman, Victoria L. (December 2, 2009) "Birmingham mayor's race: City finances, transit are top priorities, Stephannie Sigler Huey says." Birmingham News