Employed as staff nurse at Amherst Hospital retiring after 40 years of service.

Served on Council 1998–2005, 2008–2009 reelected for 2010–2011.

Employed in 2006 with the LCCC Center for Life Long Learning.

Married for 47 years, widow of Joseph A. Molnar, Mother of Three Sons, and One Daughter.

Nine grandchildren.  Member of St. Johns Roman Catholic Church.

Many Civic and Political involvements,  10 years volunteered for Voices for Children, National Citizens Participation,  Murrray  Ridge Board member,  Active in many levy campaigns,  Treasurer for the Lorain  School and Murray Ridge Levy campaigns,   Served on NOACA,  Lorain County Community College 2015 Vision Council, Voices for Choices, South Lorain Branch Citizens Panel, Peoples Coalition for Better Housing,   Nominated to the Gallery of Honor at LCCC. Presently active as a ten year member of the Lorain County Community Alliance.

He currently is the Vice Chairman of the Federal Programs committee and is a member of the Finance & Claims, and Parks and Recreation committees. He previously has chaired each of those committees and was Council President Pro Tempore for many years.

Dan is married to Lisa (Ritenauer) and is the proud father of three children. He attends St. Peter's Church in Lorain and has been an active member of Junior Achievement, the Muscular Dystrophy Association, the Purchasing Management Association and various other community clubs and organizations.

Dan Given is a graduate of Bowling Green State University, receiving a Bachelor's of Science Degree in Procurement and Materials Management in 1985. He has also attended Lorain County Community College.

He is currently employed by K. Hovnanian Oster Homes LLC as the Director of Purchasing, Estimating, & Design. He previously provided professional services to Phoenix Products Inc. in Avon Lake, Parker Hannifin's Airborne Division in Elyria, Ohio, and the Capitol American Group of Companies in Cleveland, Ohio.

Dan has served on city council for over 16 years and is now the longest serving member of city council presently elected to office. Dan has served the residents of the 7th Ward for six consecutive terms, the 8th Ward for one year, and now serves the residents of Lorain as Councilman- At- Large for his third two year term.

As a Champion for a Beautiful Lorain, Fallis believes in:

• Building and keeping Lorain neighborhoods safe and clean
• Bringing new jobs by attracting new business to Lorain
• Beefing up Lorain's public works and city services

He currently is a corporate accountant with AmTrust Bank, Cleveland, Ohio. Past professional experience includes 16 years with Lorain National Bank in the capacities of chief accounting officer and treasurer.

Fallis is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University, receiving a bachelor's degree in accounting and economics in 1977. He received his master's degree in business administration from Baldwin Wallace College in 1980 and graduated from Leadership Lorain County in 2004. Fallis serves on the Board of Trustees of Church on the North Coast and the South Lorain Community Development Corporation.

I have always had a passion for public service.  I am an eagle scout and previously served as the chairman of Youth as Resources, a group which gave grants to youth–led service projects.  I am a proud member of and ordained deacon in Heritage Presbyterian Church.  I also spent 2 years working for various campaigns and causes around the country, and I plan on using the knowledge and experiences I gained to help Lorain move in a positive direction.

During the summer of 1965 I joined the U.S. Navy serving four years. During my tenure in the Navy I served on board the USS Forrestal CVA-59 during a tragic explosion and fire on July 29th, 1967. Over two hundred of my shipmates lost their lives during this terrible tragedy.

I returned to Lorain in the summer of 1969 and worked for a year at US Steel. In January 1970 I was hired as a Lorain City Firefighter retiring in 2001 after over 31 years of service. During my time on the Fire Department I was President of my Local for over twenty years. I have been bestowed the honor of President Emeritus by my Local members of which I am very honored.

I also had the opportunity to serve as the Ohio Association of Professional Fire Fighters in the capacity of District Vice President. During this time I have attended The George Meany Labor Institute in Maryland on two occasions as well as the Maritime Institute in Baltimore Maryland.

I am a lifelong member of the United Polish Club, a member of CHIPS, as well as many other community organizations. I am currently a member of the Lorain Perch/Walleye Committee.

I have lived in the 2nd Ward practically all of my life. I currently reside at 205 Louisiana Ave. with my wife Lisa and nineteen year old daughter Angelique' and sixteen year old son Anthony. I have been married to Lisa for over twenty one years. I also have a son, Jeremy and daughter Melanie.

I wanted the challenge of becoming the 2nd Ward Councilman based on a number of concerns.

Safety in our Neighborhoods…..Jobs……Developing our Waterfront……Cleaning up the Ward and our City…….only to mention a few.

Working together as a team is the concept that will move Lorain forward. We face new challenges daily and I believe have to re-adjust our visions to be more creative.

I commit to working and devoting all that I can to make Lorain a better City to live and raise our children in.

hold the positions of Building and Lands Chairman and a member of the Parks and Recreation and Federal Programs committees. Please contact me with any questions, comments or concerns.

A 1983 graduate of Lorain Catholic High School, 1987 graduate of Walsh College and 2005 graduate of Leadership Lorain County. I have been very active in the community currently serving as an officer and member of the Port of Lorain Foundation, Past President to the Lorain Sports Hall of Fame, and serve as volunteer treasurer to the Lorain County Metroparks levy committee.

I am married to the former Wendy Yepko, and have three daughters Madison, Morgan and Emma. We attend St. Joseph's Church in Amherst.

I am in my third term on Council currently serving as chairman of the Finance Committee and member of the Streets, Sidewalks and Utilities committee. I look forward to working with the administration, council and the public to control spending and working towards reducing the city deficit. Also, I will continue to work with the administration on a long-term road improvement solution for our community.