Candidate for
City Council Member; City of Alhambra; District 5

Adele Andrade Stadler has been a homeowner in Alhambra for the past ninteen years years. She lives with her husband Joseph, their teenage daughter Ramona, and their golden retriever Pal.

Adele attended the local elementary schools in Alhambra, graduated from East Los Angeles College and attended both California State at Los Angeles and Pacific Oaks College in Pasadena. She continues her professional Development with her Masters in Governance school board classes. Recently Ms. Andrade -Stadler went through the San Gabriel Valley Leadership 21 Program, a regional governance series of workshops put on by the San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments, San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnerships, and the University of Southern California

Adele was the Director a small non profit that provided special services for both disabled and non-disabled children in Monrovia, California. She went on to develop and implemented a curriculum for the Union Bank Child Care Center, one of the first centers in the San Gabriel Valley that provided on site childcare to the employees.

In 1999 through 2004 Adele began her career in the government. She first became a field representative for State Senator Hilda Solis. Solis went on to become a Congresswoman and Ms. Andrade-Stadler became her District Director. Adele was elected to Alhambra School Board in November 2004. She serves as Clerk of the board. She is proud of how the district has improved in the areas of Student Achievement, Strengthening Parent Programs and improved school and neighborhood safety. She sits on the Art's for All Committee.

Adele's Alhambra civic involvement and appointments includes planning commissioner, HUD Commissioner, Neighborhood Watch Captain, and currently she sits on the Transportation Commission for the city of Alhambra.

She was named the 2005 Woman of the Year named by Congressman Adam Schiff.