Dedication.
Advocacy.
Communication.

Richard Ash is an attorney and third generation lifelong Ward 2 resident running for city council.  Richard represents the past, present, and future of the City of Presidents.  He has an unmatched level of knowledge and love for the Ward (and the people in it).  Coupled with his legal skillset, and exceptional communication skills, Richard is the best choice to guide the Ward 2 residents through the next phase of our great City.

A MESSAGE FROM THE CANDIDATE

Please watch Richard’s 5 minute Quincy Access Television Video to hear what brought him to the podium, and why Richard is the best choice for Ward 2 on (or before) November 7th.

A MESSAGE FROM THE FORMER WARD 2 CITY COUNCILLOR, BRAD CROALL

Hello Neighbor,

My name is Brad Croall and I had the privilege to serve as your Ward 2 City Councilor for nearly a decade. In my time, I was very fortunate to meet and work with so many wonderful people and get a lot done for our district.

I’m writing you today as I know there is an important election coming up for Ward 2 City Councilor. The positive news is that you have two good guys on the ballot to choose from. As someone who has had experience working in the job, I know that there is more to the position than just personality. It requires a tremendous amount of dedication, hard work and commitment.

This November, I’m supporting Richard Ash for Ward 2 City Councilor. Throughout the years I have had the opportunity to watch Richard grow in his role and responsibility as a community activist - an experience that pays huge dividends as a City Councilor - in my humble opinion. Richard has lived in Ward 2 his entire life and truly understands the needs of the community. Richard comes from a long line of community servants to the Ward. Most notably, his late grandmother Chickie Abdallah, who encouraged me as a young community activist to run for City Council. At that time, she believed that I had a good grasp of the issues facing Ward 2. They say life comes full circle because I feel the same way about her grandson Richard as he works to earn your vote. From community field days, to zoning board meetings, to advocating for senior safety... I have no doubt that he will show up and represent our community’s interests.

Please join me in voting Richard Ash for Ward 2 City Councilor.

Thank you for your time and God Bless.

Brad Croall

Former Ward 2 City Councillor & resident of Ward 2

SUPPORTER SPOTLIGHTS

I AM VOTING FOR RICHARD ASH TO BE THE NEXT WAR 2 CITY COUNCILLOR ON (OR BEFORE) NOVEMBER 7TH, BECAUSE…

“Richard is completely invested in not just this ward, but in the entire Quincy community as well. He is a hardworking, caring, motivated person who understands what needs to be done to move this city forward. I am voting for him because I know that he will put his heart and effort into serving this wonderful community!” Jeffrey Stengel - Alden St.

Richard Ash is the next generation of his family that made Ward 2 their heart and soul. He is knowledgeable and passionate about our area and its needs. There is no one better for the job than Richard Ash.” Ron Bonvie - Harrison St.

“He is dedicated to the job. Always on top of the things that are happening in the city and he posts them online to let the people know what’s going on. This is the man you want for the job. He is working very hard for you, the people.” Donald Martell - Burns Ave.

“Long time resident of the area. Very knowledgeable. I believe Richard has great ideas and listens to the people in the community to better serve as Ward 2 Councillor.” Yvonne Fairgrieve - Sixth Ave.

“He is a great voice for our ward. I know he will have our best interests at heart at all times.” Meghan Krystyniak - Bower Rd.

“Richard will be a great as my ward councilor because he is very intelligent. I feel that he could bring so much to our ward. Richard is young and smart, and he already brings a lot to our city.” Jean McKinnon - Farnum St.

“I believe that Richard wants what is best for not only Ward 2, but also our city. He listens to residents’ concerns and is committed to partnering on solutions. He takes pride in Quincy and would be a great addition to the City Council! ” Kaitlyn Labbe - Phipps St.

“Life long ward 2 resident who very obviously cares for not only his ward but the city as whole.” Tammy Aupperlee - Sumner St.

“Richard Ash will do great in improving the safety of our neighborhood. He will do great as Ward 2 Councillor.” Lyn Honrado - Whiton Ave.

“Richard is a life long resident of Quincy. Richard is very active in the community. We know that he will do amazing things for our Ward and we also know how compassionate and caring he is. He and his family have been very active in Ward 2 for many many years. As a long time resident of Ward 2 we know that he cares about the community and making our Ward safe for all. You have our VOTE!” The Pellitteri/Tortomasi Family - Massachusetts Ave.

“I have known Richard and his family for many years. Most recently I have had the pleasure of working with Richard on the Ward 2 Civic Assiciation. He has impressed me with his enthusiasm and new ideas. He is responsible for obtaining the State Grant that was used to provide new picnic areas (covered!) at Mound St. Beach and Avalon Beach. You will never meet another person who cares more for all the residents of Ward 2!” Ann Croke - DesMoines Rd.

“He knows Ward 2! Born in the Point. Educated in the Point and Quincy High. He also went to Suffolk University and received his Law degree. Richard cares for people young and old. During the Covid epidemic he helped out many people at 1000 S. Artery doing errands for seniors. He is determined to keep the Fore River Clubhouse active.” Lorrayne Paolucci - Sumner St.

“Richard truly cares with much dedication to the people of Ward 2.” Donna Caldarola - Quincy Ave.

He shows he cares about our community by providing the residents with valuable information and resources.” Christine Cedrone - Avalon Ave.

“He’s awesome!” Jana Mood - Southern Artery

“Because he cares and listens - we need new blood - he is not a talker, he is a doer.” Frank and Barbara Scolaro - Sixth Ave.

“An amazing and involved member of the community. He gives any project 100% +. It is important for people like Richard to be in a position of leadership.” Sergio Garcia - Owner, Jimmy's House of Pizza.

“He is what Quincy needs. He cares for this city in a way that others can’t because he grew up here and knows the potential that Quincy has. He is a man of his word and will do right by the people of Quincy!” Sarah Cunha - Falls Blvd.

“Richard is so involved in the community, he's done so many great things for Quincy Point and I'd love to see what he'll continue to do. Plus it's always nice to see a genuine smile on a person!” Rebecca Antonowicz - Southern Artery.

“I have known Richard for years. He is the right person for the job.” Dave Calvi - River St.

“I saw Richard’s leadership on the Quincy Pride Committee, it is exactly the kind of passion and commitment I want from my City Councilor. Richard is a born and raised Point kid who will always put our ward first!” Gina Christo - Washington St.

“Richard Ash has shown a genuine interest and his perseverance in protecting Ward 2 Residents in bettering the neighborhood in Safety, along with his deep concern in protecting its properties and the integrity of Quincy Residents quality of life. He has gone that extra mile and sought out all those Departments including the Mayors office to shine a big light on some of Quincy’s short comings that affect its residents including myself! Richard will fight and make us safer with changes that are deeply needed. I can see Richard being our Advocate for change! I can finally see progress sparked faster for our future with Richard representing us all as a productive neighborhood. He has worked on my behalf and he will work on all of Ward 2 residents behalf also. It’s time overdue that residents need to be heard and not dismissed! Richard Ash will listen and act!” John Russo - Main St.

“I have known Richard’s grandparents since I was newly wed. My husband was a retired QPD officer and knew Abe Abdallah for years. We knew Chickie from St. Joseph’s and knew of her commitment to her family, friends, neighborhood and schools. Children who grow up in that environment are WINNERS! Having met Richard, my feelings were 100% correct!” Sharon Deitsch - Arnold St.

“He comes from a strong family background and I know he will be responsive to his constituents in Ward 2.” Francesco (Frank) Brillo - Main St.

“Richard will serve all members of Ward 2 from the oldest to the youngest. He wants to make sure everyone has a seat at the table.” Serenity Belo - Viden Rd.

“He is a great asset to this community, he is very involved and has done so many great things. He is well known and loved by many. I believe Richard is the right person for the Job. To me, personally he has been amazing. I couldn’t pick anyone better to what he does.” Ashley Alther - Lawn Ave.

“He is hardworking, dedicated and invested in making the community better!” Lauren O’Connell - Madison Ave.

Richard is Also Supported By: The Smith Family (Mary St./Germaine Ave) - Dana Harkins (Dale Ave) - Mike DePaolo (Washington St.) - Catey Santon (Lawn Ave)

Sandra Mucci (Harrison St.) - Jennifer Santry (Forum Rd.) - Maureen Foley (Hyde St.) - Alicia Watford-Moore (S. Walnut St.)

Salvatore Lorenzano (Alden St.) - Danielle Neal (Ruggles St.) - Edward Correas (Alton Rd.) - Lindsey Buchholz (Dale Ave) - Robert Ryan (Viden Rd.)

FROM WARD 2, FOR WARD 2

  • Fourth generation lifelong Ward 2 resident and homeowner

  • Proud grandson of the late Chickie Abdallah

  • Attorney practicing civil litigation and family law in Quincy

  • President of the Ward 2 Civic Association

  • President of Quincy Pride

  • Quincy Chamber of Commerce Ambassador

  • Graduate of Quincy Public Schools (Marshall, Point, QHS)

  • Longtime community advocate and representative

  • Justice of the Peace

PRIORITIES

As your Ward 2 City Councilor, Richard’s priorities include:

  • Seniors’ Safety and Livelihood

  • Preservation/Smart Development

  • Advocacy and Communication

  • Students/Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion

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