Former Stanley resident Paul Reith, was recently elected Chairman of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress at its annual convention held in Green Bay, May 14-16. Paul is the son of the late Frank Reith …
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Former Stanley resident Paul Reith, was recently elected Chairman of the Wisconsin Conservation Congress at its annual convention held in Green Bay, May 14-16.
Paul is the son of the late Frank Reith and Jean Reith of Stanley. He is a 1994 graduate of Stanley-Boyd High School and a 2002 graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire with a major in Economics. He currently resides with his family in Madison.
Reith has served 16 years as a Conservation Congress Delegate representing Dane County and the last 6 years as County Chairman. He has served 6 years representing District 10 as a District Counselor while also serving 3 years to the Congress’ Executive Committee.
In 2018 Reith was nominated and selected to receive the David Ladd Delegate of the Year Award for his tireless work and dedication as a congress delegate.
