Supporters turn out for Barbie Scharf-Zeldes

Top Row: Judicial candidate for Probate Court #2 Barbie Scharf-Zeldes speaks to the crowd
2nd Row: Ladies listen to Barbie's speech, Barbie's political tee shirts
3rd Row: Adam Zeldes, Mike Munoz
4th Row: Judicial candidate Ray Olivarri, ladies & political brochure hot off the press
5th Row: Judge Karen Crouch, volunteers Priscilla & Victoria working sign at desk
6th Row: Barbie is presented a $1,000 check by Women Who Win spokesperson, Yvonne Gutierrez
7th Row: Political literature, Judicial candidate Carleton Spears, Peggy Karam & judicial candidate Larry Noll
8th Row: Congressional District 23 candidate Lukin Gilliland & Barbie


Enthusiastic supporters crowded into the Ariel House, Tuesday, September 26th to hear judicial candidate for Probate Court #2 Barbie Scharf Zeldes tell them why she is running for the Probate Court.

Scharf-Zeldes, a 13-year veteran probate lawyer who represents the families of the San Antonio Firefighters and the San Antonio Police Officer's Association shared stories on families in need of assistance.

She shared how a young six year-old boy who she once represented in probate court who had special needs, was lost in the system because the current judge would not hear the merits of the case and attempted to have the case transferred to district court out of his jurisdiction.

"It is time for a change for the better so that many of the forgotten will have a voice," she told a cheering audience.