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Supervisor Bruce Gibson’s wife files for divorce

January 24, 2013

Bruce GibsonAfter more than 33 years of marriage, the wife of San Luis Obispo County Supervisor Bruce Gibson has filed for divorce against her philandering husband.

Grace Crittenden cited irreconcilable differences on the legal document she filed.

On Nov. 16, Gibson admitted that he was having an affair with his legislative assistant. At the time, Gibson said his assistant would no longer work in his office and claimed he was planning to file for divorce from Crittenden. According to the divorce petition, the couple has been separated since Nov. 11.

Last week, Gibson admitted he had brought his mistress back to work in his office as his subordinate. The county then posted an agreement between Gibson and Cherie Aispuro in which they claim they will not sue the county over their affair.

Crittenden, a local physician, is seeking spousal support, attorney’s fees and property rights.

 


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There is a real lesson here. Our local educators should use Hill and Gibson as examples of what role models are NOT.


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The saddest thing for Dr. Crittendon and all the people who voted for Supervisor Gibson is this affair was going on before Bruce was appointed in the first place. Lot’s of people knew about this, That’s how she got the job. Two families destroyed by two selfish people who cared more about themselves than their families. They really are made for each other. They’re selfish and know how to work the system. I’m sorry that Dr. Crittendon didn’t know about this. A lot of people did. I hope that Bruce loses everything. Bruce is someone without any sense of decency.. He’s proven that over and over again. I feel so sorry for their families although it’s obvious that both families are better off without them. There are decent people out there, such as Rodger Anderson, and let’s vote them in at the next election. Bruce and Adam are both prime examples of the Peter Principle.


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