Sue Boddicker was born and educated in Iowa where she resided for 54 years before moving to Florida in 1995. She served as Assistant Vice President and office manager for 23 years at Farmers State Bank in Alburnett, Iowa. She worked for Franklin Templeton Investments for 7 years in both the data processing and human resources department.

She is Missions Chairperson at her local church where she has organized and participated in humanitarian trips to impoverished communities to repair resident’s homes. She is chairperson of the local CROP walk (Christian Rural Overseas Program) that raises money nationwide to provide food and tools to disadvantaged people living overseas.

She is an instructor for English as second language students. Her responsibilities include teaching the English language and preparing her students for US citizenship.

She serves on the Board of Directors of the “Corazones con Esperanza” Foundation, a 501 (c) (3) organization established in 2003 that provides Latin American families the access to medical care and other necessities for their children with congenital heart disease.