Published: May 18, 2026
PAYNESVILLE — The Association of Former Elected and Served Lawmakers inducted its new Executive Committee on Saturday during a ceremony at Brothers Bar and Restaurant at Parker Paint Junction in Paynesville.
The leadership, elected by white ballot on April 14, was sworn in for a six-year term with a mandate to advance the goals and objectives of the association.
Inducted into office were Hon. Atty. S. Josen Fahn as president; Hon. G. Saygbegee Davis, vice president; Hon. Edwin T. Juah, secretary general; Hon. J. Kla Toomey, treasurer; and Hon. Richmond S. Anderson, chaplain.
Also inducted were Hon. Morris S. Nyei as chairman of Ways, Means and Finance; Hon. Victory A. Lynch, chairperson of the Welfare Committee; Hon. Marie E. McIntosh, senior advisor; and Hon. David E. Kortie, media advisor.
In his acceptance remarks, President Fahn reflected on years of struggle and perseverance before calling AFESL a vibrant organization today. He pledged to promote unity and prosperity among members during the new term.
Fahn said the association remains ready to contribute to national development, noting that its membership includes lawyers, engineers and other experienced professionals willing to support the government in various capacities.
Civil Service Agency Director General Dr. Josiah F. Joekai Jr. served as keynote speaker and inducting officer. He praised AFESL for the contributions its members made during their years as lawmakers and urged the new leadership to remain committed to service, integrity and national development.
The ceremony drew invited guests, well-wishers and association members, who expressed confidence in the incoming leadership.
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