"Marilyn is a strong partner to our schools and has been so for many years. She has been a member of the Mililani High School School Community Council for the past 8 years. She has helped to sponsor drug awareness events, homeless outreach, and participated in Task Force work to improve our community. I am proud to work with her."

— Fred Murphy, Principal, Mililani High School

"I first met Marilyn in 1987 when she was the nursing supervisor at Wahiawa General Hospital.  She stood out as a knowledgeable leader, effective at getting things done, articulate, ethical, and responsive.  At the same time, she was always diplomatic and worked exceptionally well with others. It is these same characteristics that also made her such an effective legislator.  We need her back in the House of Representatives."

— Sheryl P. Gardner, M.D., retired Mililani gynecologist, Mililani resident

"For the many years that I have known Marilyn, she has been especially concerned with education and women’s health issues.  Her involvement with community groups helps her keep abreast of these issues.  Accordingly, she is always ready to assist as a problem solver."

— Jackie Pactol, Waipio Acres Resident

"Thank you for the many years of support you have provided to the Mililani High School Athletic Program.  You played an instrumental role in the design and construction of the synthetic turf field at the John Kauinana Stadium.  Our Boys Varsity Soccer Team directly benefited from your efforts.

Your work in the community has been outstanding!  Thank you for everything that you do for Mililani."

— Jeff Yamamoto, Mililani High School Boys Soccer, Head Coach

"Marilyn Lee has been a positive influence in my life and helped me to achieve greater success. In the Legislature she has been a role model in her actions and her words. Central O’ahu is fortunate to have her as a representative because she does so much for our youth."

— Reid Chung, Mililani High School graduate

"I support Marilyn Lee because she cares about Mililani and works hard to support the schools and the community."

— Carol Petersen, former Principal of Mililiani Mauka Elementary School and Mililani Mauka resident

"Marilyn has been very supportive of my work, and she is always ready to lend a hand to the people in her community.  Her experience as a registered nurse made her one of the few elected officials  who really understood health care."

— Lou Marcelo, media recognized small business person, Waipio Acres, resident