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For 28 years, I have lived and worked in Sauk County as a lawyer. I care deeply about our community, and I would like to continue to serve you by bringing my leadership, experience, and dedication to the judge's bench.
Focused on Fairness
Leadership
Nancy Thome is a proven community leader. She was elected to the Baraboo School Board twice, and has served on eight non-profit boards in Sauk County, including Baraboo Devil's Lake Concession Corp., Baraboo Community Development Authority, & Sauk County Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers. She is a graduate of the Sauk County Institute of Leadership.
28 Years of Experience
With 28 years of experience, Nancy Thome has a broad background in the legal system, including trials in both State and Federal courts, teaching law at MATC-Reedsburg and the University of Wisconsin Law School lawyering skills program, and legal writing ("briefs") for trials and appeals. She is a past president of the Sauk County Bar Association.
Dedication to Sauk County
Nancy Thome and her husband, Patrick Thome, have lived and worked in Sauk County for 28 years. Their two children were born & raised in Baraboo. Nancy is dedicated to the Sauk County community. Her volunteer work has included Agrace Hospice, Girl Scouts, Sauk County Humane Society, St. Clare Hospital Planned Giving Committee, and St. Joseph's Catholic School.
Meet Nancy Thome
Nancy Thome graduated from University of Missouri-Columbia and University of Wisconsin Law School. She has spent her entire legal career in Sauk County, where she worked for two law firms (she was the only female attorney at both) before opening her own office. Nancy began her legal career as a general practitioner, representing clients in a variety of matters such as bankruptcy, business, criminal, estate planning, family, probate, and real estate. It is this broad range of knowledge and experience that makes her particularly well-suited to Circuit Court, where judges hear every type of case that is filed. Nancy has demonstrated, both as a young journalist, and as a two-term member of the Baraboo School Board, that she is capable of bringing an objective, unbiased approach, putting fairness first. As your judge, she will apply the law correctly, fairly, and impartially.