Born in Marion, Indiana, relocated with her family to Pinellas County when she was 9 years old, and has an identical twin sister named Myrna.  Marcia has two sons: Gregory, who works for a local fire communications company, and Todd, who is a fireman with Pinellas Suncoast Fire & Rescue.  She has one grandchild, Zackery who is 13 years old.  AND then there is her SMOKY, who doesn’t yet know he is a cat.

She was a legal secretary prior to starting her career with the Town in 1979, when she was hired to work a half-day as a Secretary in the Police Department and a half-day in Town Hall.  She was appointed Deputy Town Clerk in 1980, Town Clerk in 1983 and received her Certified Municipal Clerk designation in 1985.

Her duties are varied but encompass such tasks as custodian of official records, oversees municipal elections, coordinates Council/Committee meetings, prepares legal ads for ordinances and Comprehensive Plan amendments, and monitors Franchise for solid waste.

During her 30 years with the Town she has served with 9 Mayors and 50 plus Council Members.  One very unique election in Town resulted in two races being tied.   The race for  Mayor was won by former Mayor Myers by one vote, and the history making coin toss in another tie vote for a Council position was won by Dan Giannini.

Marcia loves spending time in the beautiful Smoky Mountains in North Carolina, and her hobbies are reading, bowling and Zumba.

Elaine has been with the Town of Indian Shores since July 1987 and has served in various capacities. Presently, she is backup and support for the Town Clerk, and assists the Director of Finance with Accounts Payable, Capital Assets Inventory, Rental Agreements for use of town facilities, is Secretary for the Town’s Safety Committee and Editor of the Town’s Newsletter.

She earned her Associates Degree in Business Administration from St. Petersburg College and received her Certified Municipal Clerk designation through the International Institute of Municipal Clerks in 1994. She attained her Master Municipal Clerk Certification in April 2009.

Elaine is an avid dancer, and is a certified ballroom dance instructor for Bronze II level. Other interests include interior decorating, politics, traveling, talk radio and alternative health. She has a married daughter, Carrie-Ann, and a grandson, Jake, who reside in New Jersey.

Clystene has worked part time for the Town since 2005. She has a B.A. in Journalism from the University of Minnesota and has had a varied 25 year career in public relations, including 13 years living and working in the Caribbean. Now semi-retired, she has turned her photography hobby into creating tropical greeting cards. Clystene has two children, Kim in Minnesota and Jim in Missouri, and four grandsons ranging in age from 2-23 years.

The Town Clerk's Office provides many support services that ensure the Town's Government operates effectively and efficiently:

Chief Williams is 68 years old and married to Barbara. They celebrated their 47th anniversary in September 2008. They have two children and four grandchildren. He is a sixth generation Florida native and a descendant of a Pioneer Florida family. A former Sergeant, United States Army with Foreign Service in Korea, he earned his BA Degree from USF in 1975, plus Graduate Studies.

He retired from the City of Tampa Police Department in 1987 with 25 years of service as Deputy Chief - Colonel of Operations.

Chief Williams is the seventh and longest-serving Police Chief of the Indian Shores Police Deparmtent, completing nineteen years in December 2008. The Chief is an active member of the National Police Chief's Association and a life member of the Florida Police Chief's Association. He has also served 25 years on the Board of Directors for DUI Counterattack Hillsborough, Inc. and is its current and longest serving President.

Chief Williams is a resident of Redington Shores and Riverview. His hobbies are fishing and hunting.

Bonnie started her career with the Town in June of 2006. A multi-generational Floridian, her family's history in Florida dates back to when Florida was still just a Territory.

In her role as the Public Information Officer, Bonnie had the vision for the Town to celebrate with the Tampa Bay Rays and provide Mayor Lawrence with the opportunity to throw out a ceremonial pitch at The Trop. This idea quickly caught fire and ultimately became "Gulf Beaches Day at the Rays".

Also in her role as PIO, Bonnie is the editor for the Mayor's Email Updates and most recently has undertaken a reworking of the Town's website.

Bonnie is also actively involved in grant writing for the Town.