Today, Governor Mike Kehoe announced two gubernatorial appointments to various boards and commissions and filled two county office vacancies.
Aileen Dressler, of Springfield, was reappointed to the Missouri Statewide Independent Living Council.
Ms. Dressler is the founder of Courtesy Care Plus, LLC and previously worked as a created strategist for Abilities First. She is an active member of Leadership Springfield and serves on the Friends of Abilities First Board. Dressler holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Washington University in St. Louis.
Mikayla Glaubius, of Amity, was appointed as the Dekalb County Circuit Clerk.
Ms. Glaubius previously served as the deputy clerk before being appointed as the interim circuit clerk of Dekalb County. She holds a Missouri Court Management Institute Certification and is a member of the DeKalb County Republican Central Committee. Glaubius graduated from Central High School.
Courtney Owens, of Cabool, was reappointed to the Missouri State Board of Nursing.
Ms. Owens is currently the chief nursing officer for the Texas County Memorial Hospital and serves as a member of the Missouri Organization of Nurse Leaders. Owens earned a bachelor's degree in nursing from Central Methodist University.
Kent Scism, of Farmington, was appointed as the St. Francois County Presiding
Commissioner.
Mr. Scism was previously the owner and operator of Sam Scism Ford before selling in 2021. He serves as a member of the Farmington Elks, Chamber of Commerce, and Knights of Columbus. Scism holds a Bachelor of Science in Business from Missouri State University, formerly Southwest Missouri State University.
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