About Tami

Tami (Robinson) Soper was born in Lincoln, Nebraska, and has been a resident of District 21 for most of her life. She lives in the house her parents had built nearly 30 years ago. 

Commitment to public service has always been a family value in her home.  Her father is a US Air Force Veteran and a retired postal worker. Her mother retired after 34 years of teaching in Lincoln public schools.  

A Lincoln High graduate, Tami attended elementary and middle school in District 21.  She has an Associate Degree from Southeast Community College, and has attended the University of Nebraska and Doane College in Lincoln.

Tami began to volunteer for civic and community service with her parents when she was in high school.  As an adult, she has continued to be an active volunteer and has been appointed to several Lincoln/Lancaster County advisory boards. 

Tami also has an Honorable Discharge for six (6) years of service in the Nebraska Air National Guard.  Her civilian career has been in public service. She has been employed with both public and private health and human services organizations, including the Nebraska Department of Health and Region V Systems where she facilitated public health prevention efforts across 16 counties in southeast Nebraska.

In 2005, Tami accepted a position with the Nebraska Unicameral Legislature.  As a Legislative Aide, she has gained extensive experience addressing constituent concerns, researching and drafting legislation, and working with others to create legislative solutions.

Tami was married to her husband, Shawn Soper, in 2002.  She has one daughter and three step-children.  Tami and her family attend Lincoln Family Church in the Highlands where they are active members.  In her leisure time, she enjoys reading, attempting projects she has seen on HGTV, and spending time with her family.