Alan Roebke - Congressional Change for America & Minnesota's 7th District

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Collin Peterson
Collin Peterson

Congressman Collin C. Peterson was born onJune 29, 1944, in Fargo, North Dakota. He grew up on a farm in Baker, Minnesota, and he currently lives in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota.

Education

Moorhead State University, Moorhead, Minnesota, 1966.
Bachelor of Arts, Double major in Business Administration and Accounting, Minor in Political Science

Glyndon High School, Glyndon, Minnesota, 1962

Military Service

North Dakota Army National Guard, 1963 – 1969

Public Service 

United States House of Representatives, 1990–Present
Committees:
He is currently the Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee.

Minnesota Senate, 1977 – 1986

JCI (Junior Chamber of Commerce) Senator – Elected 1975

Business Experience

Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, 1968 – 1990.



Allen Roebke
Alan Roebke (REB-key)

Leadership from meaningful Experience!

  • Alan has been on six continents, in fact has been on farms in all six!

  • Alan farmed for 30 years in the 7th District of Minnesota, up to 6,000 acres.

  • Alan's farm had it's own rail loading site to handle it's crop production.

  • Alan served on two coop boards that did over $100 million in annual sales.

  • Alan had a weekend Ag radio program with columnist Alan Guebert for 10 years.

  • Alan sat on the national American Sugar Beet Growers board for two years.

  • Alan's farm lobbying efforts brought him to meet with former house speaker Tip O'Neill. Bringing no-cost sugar policy into a two decade long success story!

  • Alan is a graduate of the U of M at Crookston Minnesota, in the 7th District!

  • Alan served on the board of SW Synod men in mission, ELCA Lutheran church.

  • Alan was in the farm seed business for 15 years and a partner in a large seed conditioning plant. They did business in Minnesota, nationally and internationally.

  • Alan was President of the Southern Minnesota Canning Crop Growers Assn. They were the first group to negotiate a fair price for sweet corn and green pea growers.

  • Alan was raised on the family farm in Hector, Minnesota in Renville County. As a FFA student and young farmer out of college, he raised cattle for slaughter.





  • Glen Menze
    Glen Menze

    Glen was born and raised in Ottertail county, MN. Being the middle child of ten children taught him many life lessons early.
    Glen’s father was a road construction engineer working throughout the state on projects like the scenic bypass north of Duluth, MN and the interstate 94 and 90 system. He also was a lifelong innovative farmer always trying new crops and using irrigation early in his area. After his father had a disabling heart attack Glens mother went to work as a teacher of cosmetology for 30 years. At age 18, Glen's father passed away leaving five children and a farm to his mother.

    Glen went to elementary and high school in New York Mills MN and college in Moorhead MN for sociology and business administration at Moorhead State University.

    Glen moved to Lakeville, MN where he worked for Pitney Bowes Corporation as a postal equipment inspector. The 80's farm crises brought Glen back to New York Mills. He went to work in the family trucking business, later to have his own transportation company. Glen also did accounting and business consulting. He worked as a corporate trainer and sales manager for Telnet Inc., a sales and marketing company with over 500 employees.
    Glen moved to a farm in Starbuck, MN with his five children were he has continued as an accountant, business consultant and commercial author for his own firm GR Menze Services.

    Glen ran for congress in 2000 in the seventh district of MN. He won the primary over the 1998 candidate for congress and then lost the general election.

    Raising 5 children alone gives Glen a unique perspective on the cost and struggles of raising a family in today’s economy. Glen is proud of his children with three college graduates, one attending college, one a honor student in high school and most importantly proud and contributing citizens of our great country.

    Alan Roebke for Congress - Minnesota's 7th District