Jill Wolfe and her husband, Kim, reside in Elkhorn, Nebraska, where they attend Lifegate Church. They have three adult children and five grandchildren.

Jill is a helicopter pilot. She provides flights using her personal helicopter. She previously founded a medical transport company and managed patient transport operations until selling it several years ago.

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Jill began her career as a dietitian at St. Luke’s Hospital in Sioux City and Columbus Community Hospital. In 1987, she and her husband founded the Midwest Medical Transport Company (MMTC). As the manager of all operations, Wolfe attended paramedic school, dispatched ambulances, responded to emergency calls, and managed the company's financials.

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Wolfe's curriculum philosophy is centered on the slogan "Real Learning, Not Indoctrination."

Committed to stopping "political agendas" from taking over university classrooms, ensuring that academic programs are strictly geared toward preparing students

- Wolfe's curriculum philosophy is centered on the slogan "Real Learning, Not Indoctrination."
- Committed to stopping "political agendas" from taking over university classrooms, ensuring that academic programs are strictly geared toward preparing students

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