About Julie Gable

A candidate you can trust.

"Where you come from is part of where you are going."

Julie was born and raised in Los Alamos, New Mexico with a father that was a physicist at Los Alamos National Lab and a mother that worked as a reference librarian. Her father grew up during the Great Depression and enlisted in the Army shortly before WWII began.  He was captured by the Japanese in the Philippines, survived the Bataan Death March and spent almost 4 years in Japanese Labor camps as a POW.  After the war, he returned home and used the GI Bill to get a college education. Throughout their lives, Julie and her siblings enjoyed a very close relationship with their parents, and Julie credits her parents in developing her core values of Integrity, Determination, and Compassion.

* Quote by Anthony Burgess

A candidate that cares about her community.

Shortly after graduating from Arizona State University, Julie met her husband, Dieter Gable. Their two daughters grew up in Scottsdale, attended a public charter school through middle school and then graduated from Desert Mountain High School. Julie and her husband are passionate about serving their community, and continue to support several local non-profits. Julie is a proud board member for the Arizona Center for Nature Conservation/The Phoenix Zoo and the AZ Humane Society.  Previously, she served on the boards of National Charity League -Scottsdale, Archway Scottsdale - PSO, and Scottsdale Parenting Group. Julie’s husband, Dieter, has served on the boards of Hospice of the Valley, Fighter Country Partnership (Luke AFB), and Ryan House.  When their daughters still lived at home, the Gables welcomed three foreign exchange students into their home as a volunteer host family for AFS, a youth cultural exchange program.