In a recent announcement, retired Lieutenant General Jack C. Stultz expressed his wholehearted endorsement of Ted Sarandis for the position of Port of Palm Beach Commissioner. In a statement, Stultz emphasized Sarandis’s exemplary service and dedication to the military and the community over the past two decades.
“I would like to wholeheartedly endorse Ted Sarandis for the position of Port of Palm Beach Commissioner,” Stultz stated. “I have known Ted for almost twenty years. I appointed him in 2006 to the position of U.S. Army Reserve Ambassador. In that role, he represented Army Reserve Soldiers and Families throughout their communities, building support among the community, employers, and schools.”
Stultz highlighted Sarandis’s commitment during his time as Army Reserve Ambassador, noting that he consistently went above and beyond in supporting deployed Soldiers and their families, particularly those involved in the Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts.
“Ted went above and beyond, especially with the Soldiers who were deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan. He would ensure that the families of deployed Soldiers were getting every area of support needed,” Stultz added.
Today, Ted Sarandis continues his service to the public, as well as to Army Reserve and National Guard Soldiers and their families, through his work in the Port of Palm Beach. Stultz believes Sarandis will bring the same level of dedication and leadership to the role of Port Commissioner, advocating for his community and contributing significantly to local government efforts.
“Ted continues today serving the public, as well as Army Reserve and National Guard Soldiers and families in the Port of Palm Beach. He will be a champion for his community and a true asset to the local government,” Stultz concluded.
Ted Sarandis’s candidacy for Port of Palm Beach Commissioner has received widespread attention, and with the backing of such distinguished endorsements, his leadership and commitment to public service make him a standout choice for this important position.
