Nancie Ludwig has been a resident of Randolph Township for nearly 10 years and she has lived in greater New Jersey for 13 years. As a child, Mrs. Ludwig had the opportunity to experience life in a number of states throughout the country, including California, Hawaii, and North Carolina, as a result of her father’s career in the Marine Corps. She graduated high school in Jacksonville, Norh Carolina and subsequently earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Austin Peay State University in Tennessee. Utilizing her degree in life sciences, Nancie has employment experience as a research scientist in academics, industry, as well as government laboratories.Nancie has been married for more than 23 years and is the mother of two teenage boys. Since moving to Randolph, Mrs. Ludwig has been an active volunteer within the Randolph community. She has served both as a member and chair of the Randolph Municipal Alliance Committee (MAC), an organization that focuses on awareness and prevention strategies for Alcohol, Drug and Tobacco abuse. She is currently serving as Vice Chair of the MAC and she further participates on the County MAC with other volunteers and professionals across Morris County. Mrs. Ludwig is a member of Ironia Fire Company Ladies Auxiliary and she has recently completed CERT (Community Emergency Response Team) training from the Morris County Office of Emergency Management. She regularly volunteers with the Morris Habitat for Humanity in event planning, fundraising and community involvement activities. Nancie is also serving as a mentor for at risk youth within Morris County “I CAN” mentoring program. Mrs. Ludwig is also a member of the Mentoring Advocacy Committee of the Youth Empowerment Alliance within the United Way of Morris County. Nancie is an active member of Morris County Community Coalition for a Safe and Healthy Morris and an active member of the Community Trials Intervention Committee for Randolph, Pequannack and Dover . She has previously served community service in the PTA, the Randolph Public Library and the Newcomer’s and Neighbor’s Club of Randolph. Nancie and her family are members of the Presbyterian Church of Morris Plains.