Cindy Noe

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Cindy Noe
Member of the Indiana House of Representatives
from the 87th district
In office
2002 - Present
Succeeded by Paul S. Mannweiler
Personal details
Born August 23, 1947 (1947-08-23) (age 64)
St. Louis, Missouri
Political party Republican
Spouse(s) John
Children two, both adult (thirteen grandchildren)
Residence Indianapolis, Indiana
Alma mater Indiana University
Religion Christian, member of Grace Community Church in Noblesville

Cindy J. Noe is a Republican member of the Indiana House of Representatives, representing the 87th District since 2002. She serves on the Education, Family, Children and Human Affairs committees.

Rep. Noe is the founder and CEO of IHM Facility Services, Inc., located in Fishers, Indiana. She graduated from the Indiana University School of Business and became the first Lugar Series and Indiana Leadership Forum graduate to serve in the House of Representatives. She has been elected Republican Precinct Committeewoman for Washington Township #36, 1996 – present. Rep. Noe also serves on the National Federation of Independent Business, Leadership Council; the Character Council of Indiana, Board of Directors; and as a member of Grace Community Church in Noblesville, Indiana. She is a long time resident of Marion County, Indiana.

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  5.    Craig R. Fry (D)
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  11.    Dan Stevenson (D)
  12.    Mara Candelaria Reardon (D)
  13.    Chet Dobis (D)
  14.    Vernon Smith (D)
  15.    Donald Lehe (R)
  16.    Douglas Gutwein (R)
  17.    Nancy Dembowski (D)
  18.    David Wolkins (R)
  19.    Shelli VanDenburgh (D)
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  21.    Timothy Wesco (R)
  22.    Rebecca Kubacki (R)
  23.    Bill Friend (R)
  24.    Richard McClain (R)
  25.    Jeb Bardon (D)
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  3.    Jeff Thompson (R)
  4.    Kathy K. Richardson (R)
  5.    Michael Karickhoff (R)
  6.    Kevin Mahan (R)
  7.    P. Eric Turner (R)
  8.    Bill Davis (R)
  9.    Dennis Tyler (D)
  10.    L. Jack Lutz (R)
  11.    Terri Austin (D)
  12.    Scott Reske (D)
  13.    Heath VanNatter (R)
  14.    Jerry Torr (R)
  15.    Greg Steuerwald (R)
  16.    Tim Brown (R)
  17.    Dale Grubb (D)
  18.    Clyde Kersey (D)
  19.    James Baird (R)
  20.    Bruce Borders (R)
  21.    Bob Heaton (R)
  22.    Ralph Foley (R)
  23.    Tim Neese (R)
  24.    Wes Culver (R)
  25.    Dan Leonard (R)
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  3.    Robert Cherry (R)
  4.    Thomas E. Saunders (R)
  5.    Tom Knollman (R)
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  8.    Woody Burton (R)
  9.    Milo Smith (R)
  10.    Peggy Welch (D)
  11.    Matt Pierce (D)
  12.    Matt Ubelhor (R)
  13.    Mark Messmer (R)
  14.    Kreg Battles (D)
  15.    Eric Allan Koch (R)
  16.    Terry Goodin (D)
  17.    Randy Frye (R)
  18.    Jud McMillin (R)
  19.    David Cheatham (D)
  20.    Rhonda Rhoads (R)
  21.    Steven Stemler (D)
  22.    Edward Clere (R)
  23.    Steve Davisson (R)
  24.    Sue Ellspermann (R)
  25.    Ronald Bacon (R)
  1.    Wendy McNamara (R)
  2.    Gail Riecken (D)
  3.    Suzanne Crouch (R)
  4.    Matthew Lehman (R)
  5.    Phil GiaQuinta (D)
  6.    Winfield Moses (D)
  7.    Jeff Espich (R)
  8.    Kathy Heuer (R)
  9.    Bob Morris (R)
  10.    Phyllis Pond (R)
  11.    Edward DeLaney (D)
  12.    Cindy Noe (R)
  13.    Brian Bosma (R)
  14.    Cindy Kirchhofer (R)
  15.    Mike Speedy (R)
  16.    Robert Behning (R)
  17.    Phillip Hinkle (R)
  18.    David Frizzell (R)
  19.    Cherrish Pryor (D)
  20.    John Bartlett (D)
  21.    Greg Porter (D)
  22.    Mary Ann Sullivan (D)
  23.    Bill Crawford (D)
  24.    Vanessa Summers (D)
  25.    John Day (D)


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