16 Facts About Judy Nerat

Judith Kaczmarczyk Nerat was a Democratic politician and member of the Michigan State House of Representatives.

Judy Nerat was elected to represent the 108th State House district on November 4,2008.

Judy Nerat previously ran for the same seat in 2006, losing to then incumbent Representative Tom Casperson.

Judy Nerat was born to Leo and Irene Kaczmarczyk in Daggett, Michigan, located in Menominee County, on August 12,1948.

Judy Nerat graduated from Stephenson High School as well as the College of Beauty Culture in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

Judy Nerat owned and operated a hair salon in Menominee, Michigan, for over 34 years.

In 2004, Judy Nerat was certified as a nursing assistant and worked at a local assisted living facility.

Judy Nerat was married and has two children and five grandchildren.

Judy Nerat lived in Wallace, Michigan, and belonged to Holy Redeemer Catholic Church.

Judy Nerat took time away from the legislature to battle the disease, missing over 100 votes.

Judy Nerat was elected to the Menominee County Road Commission in 1998.

Judy Nerat was elected to the County Road Association Self Insurance Fund in 2003, as one of nine directors.

Judy Nerat was re-elected to the Road Commission in 2004.

Judy Nerat easily won the Democratic Primary, but went on to lose to Casperson in the general election.

Judy Nerat again declared her intention to run, this time for an open seat.

Judy Nerat narrowly defeated Janis Burgess in the Democratic Primary, winning by only 76 votes.