I was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. When I was six years old my parents moved to Buenos Aires, Argentina. I attended a bi-lingual school there for four years.

When we returned to the United States we lived in Norwalk, Connecticut, where I graduated from high school. After high school I attended the University of Connecticut for three semesters, got married, had two children and in 1966 my husband obtained employment in Madison. We moved our family here and I have never left.

In 1972 I hired on to Dane County, where I worked for the County Treasurer, Clerk of Courts, Public Works and Register of Deeds. I retired in 2000. During this time I continued to take college courses at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, graduating in 1990.

I have served three terms as President for the Dane County League of Women Voters, One term as President of the Wisconsin Business Women's Association, five years as President of the Madison Skilaufers and three years as Governor of the Wisconsin Mayflower Descendants.

My interests include history, genealogy, cards - specifically bridge, reading and politics. I have also worked as a tax accountant, a private investigator and speak spanish. I have been widowed twice, have two sons, five grandchildren and one great grandson, and live with two dogs and a cat.

During my active working years my last name was Martin (I changed it to Liebert when I remarried in 2009).