She claims her name is Lillian Walther Tirado and she lives in Cedar City Utah. I can’t find her on White Pages. I assume Walther is her maiden name. Might be a nom de plume, though—who names a kid Lillian these days? That was from the early to mid 20th century.
From a page entitled "Political Resources - Southern Utah University":
Student Political Parties
College Democrats
Contact: Linda Tirado l.w.tirado@gmail.comCollege Republicans
Contact: Brittney Park blpark7@gmail.com
Perhaps an email to the R might be productive. I would be sure to include a link to the gofundme, along with the current total, to refresh her memory, should it be necessary.
In the minutes of a redistricting committee, we find the following germ of political wisdom:
Ms. Linda Tirado, Southern Utah Young Democrats, commented that population centers need to be placed in one district. She explained that voting precincts need to be separate for rural and urban communities.
Hmm. I think I agree with that ... I dunno about precincts, but congressional districts, sure!
And then there's that essential Progressive need to get the low information voters to the polls ... And who should volunteer at my.barackobama.com, but our heroine:
On July 16th, supporters will join a national day of action dedicated to voter registration. Weâll be doing our part in Iron County by tabling at The Renaissance Fair. We need you and your neighbors to come out and join us. Bring a clipboard if you have one. Please call Ingela or Linda if you would like details: Ingela Rundquist: 801-897-6309 or ingela.rundquist@gmail.com Linda Tirado: 435-590-0636]]> Cedar City, UT 84720 (US)]]>