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Occupations and Education of Members 2017 House of Representatives OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Jay Adams Occupation: Commercial Real Estate Broker Education: B.S., Education, The Citadel Gale Adcock Occupation: Family Nurse Practitioner Education: Nursing Diploma, VA Baptist Hospital; BSN, ECU; MSN/FNP Certificate John B. Adcock Occupation: Attorney Education: B.S., Appalachian State University; M.A., Catholic University of America; J.D., Memphis Law John Ager Occupation: Land Manager Education: B.A., American Studies, Williams College Kelly M. Alexander, Jr. Occupation: Funeral Director Education: B.A., Political Science, UNC-Chapel Hill; M.A., Public Administration Dean Arp Occupation: Engineer - Arp Engineering, Inc. Education: BSCE, The Citadel; MSCE, UNC-Charlotte John Autry Occupation: Freelance Media Production Education: Theatre Arts, Cal State Fullerton Cynthia Ball Occupation: Mediator Education: B.A., Psychology, UNC-Greensboro; M.B.A., Virginia Commonwealth University; 30 hours Doctoral Coursework, Psychology, NC State University Chaz Beasley Occupation: Attorney Education: A.B., Harvard; J.D., Georgetown Law Mary Belk Occupation: Partner - New River Retreat Properties LLC Education: B.A., Political Science, UNC-Charlotte John R. Bell, IV Occupation: Manager, Sales and Business Development Education: B.A., Sociology and Criminology, UNC-Wilmington 1 OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Larry M. Bell Occupation: Retired - Public School Superintendent, Education Consultant Education: B.S., North Carolina A&T State University; M.A., North Carolina A&T State University; Ed. S., East Carolina University MaryAnn Black Occupation: Associate Vice President for Community Relations - Duke Health System Education: Master of Social Work Hugh Blackwell Occupation: Attorney Education: A.B., Highest Honors in Economics, UNC-Chapel Hill; J.D., Harvard Law School John M. Blust Occupation: Attorney, Accountant Education: B.S., Accounting, UNC-Chapel Hill; J.D., UNC-Chapel Hill Law School James L. Boles, Jr. Occupation: Owner and President - Boles Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. Education: Associate Degree Business Administration, Sandhills Community College; Mortuary Degree, Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science Beverly G. Boswell Occupation: Medical Assistant Phlebotomist Education: Edgecombe Community College John R. Bradford, III Occupation: CEO - Park Avenue Properties, LLC Education: B.S., Engineering, Clemson; Executive MBA, University of Memphis William Brawley Occupation: Commercial Real Estate Broker Education: B.S., UNC-Charlotte William D. Brisson Occupation: Farmer Education: Tar Heel High School Cecil Brockman Occupation: Legislator Education: B.A., Political Science, UNC-Charlotte 2 OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Mark Brody Occupation: Contractor Education: B.A., Communications/Management, Concordia University Dana Bumgardner Occupation: President - LPM, Inc. Education: Self Educated Justin P. Burr Occupation: Bail Bondsman Deb Butler Occupation: Attorney Education: B.A., English, University of Tennessee; J.D., Wake Forest University School of Law Becky Carney Occupation: Legislator, Former County Commissioner Education: Broughton High School Mike Clampitt Occupation: Retired Fire Captain - Charlotte Fire Department Education: 2 yr Degree, Fire Science Technology, Rowan Community College George G. Cleveland Occupation: Retired Education: B.S. Math Ed., University of Maryland Jeff Collins Occupation: Financial Consultant Education: B.A., Journalism and English, UNC-Chapel Hill Debra Conrad Occupation: Owner - Conrad Marketing Specialists LLC Education: B.S., Medical Technology, Wake Forest University Kevin Corbin Occupation: Owner, Corbin Insurance Agency and Blue Ridge Insurance Group Education: B.S., Business Administration , Appalachian State University Carla D. Cunningham Occupation: Registered Nurse Education: CPCC, LPN Diploma; AAS, Nursing, Gaston College; B.S., Nursing, Winston-Salem State University 3 OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Ted Davis, Jr. Occupation: Attorney Education: B.A., Political Science, UNC-Chapel Hill; J.D., Wake Forest University School of Law Jimmy Dixon Occupation: Farmer Education: B.S., Wake Forest University Josh Dobson Occupation: Budget Analyst Education: Associate in Arts, McDowell Technical Community College; B.S., Gardner-Webb; MPA, Appalachian State University Nelson Dollar Occupation: Media and Public Relations Consultant Education: B.S., Appalachian State University; M.A., Appalachian State University Andy Dulin Occupation: Real Estate, Self-Employed Education: Travel & Tourism, Appalachian State University Beverly M. Earle Occupation: Retired Education: North Carolina A&T State University Jeffrey Elmore Occupation: Teacher Education: B.S., Art Education, Appalachian State University John Faircloth Occupation: Real Estate Broker - Owner Education: A.A., Guilford College; B.S., Guilford College; M.P.A., UNC-Greensboro Jean Farmer-Butterfield Occupation: Consultant, Health and Human Services Professional Education: B.A., North Carolina Central University; M.A., North Carolina Central University Susan C. Fisher Occupation: Legislator Education: B. A., Audiology and Speech Pathology, University of Maryland 4 OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Elmer Floyd Occupation: Retired Education: B.S., Fayetteville State University Carl Ford Occupation: Broadcasting Education: Course of Study (Textiles), Rowan Tech; NC College of Textile Technology John A. Fraley Occupation: Consultant - Home Textiles Education: B.S.B.A., UNC-Chapel Hill Terry E. Garrison Occupation: Retired Educator/Realtor Education: B.A., NCCU; M.S., North Carolina A&T State University Rosa U. Gill Occupation: Retired Educator, State Employee Education: B. S., Mathematics, Shaw University Ken Goodman Occupation: Owner - RW Goodman Company, Inc. Education: B.S., Business, Florida State University Charles Graham Occupation: Business Owner, Retired Educator Education: B.S., UNC-Pembroke; M. ED, Appalachian State University; Education Specialist Degree, Ed. S., Lehigh University George Graham Occupation: Retired Education: B.S., Elementary Education, Fayetteville State University; M.S., Education Administration, NC State University Holly Grange Occupation: Director Osprey Global Solutions Education: BS US Military Acad. 1982, MS University of Southern California 1988, JD Northern Illinois 2006 Destin Hall Occupation: Attorney Education: B.S., Business Administration, Appalachian State University; J.D., Wake Forest Duane Hall Occupation: Attorney Education: B.A., NC State University; J.D., Florida State University 5 OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Kyle Hall Occupation: Realtor Education: B.A. Political Science 2012, UNC-Chapel Hill Jon Hardister Occupation: Marketing Education: B.A., Political Science, Greensboro College Pricey Harrison Occupation: Retired - Communications Attorney Education: B.A., History, Duke University; J.D., UNC-Chapel Hill School of Law Kelly E. Hastings Occupation: Realtor Education: B.S., Appalachian State University; Graduate Certificate in Teaching, UNC-Charlotte Cody Henson Occupation: Call Center Support Education: Rosman High School, 2010 Yvonne Lewis Holley Occupation: Retired - State Procurement/Contract Specialist Education: B.A., Howard University D. Craig Horn Occupation: Retired Food Broker Education: Indiana University; Syracuse University; University of Maryland Julia C. Howard Occupation: Appraiser, Realtor Education: B.A., Salem College Howard J. Hunter, III Occupation: Owner of Hunter's Funeral Home, Inc. Education: B.A.S., Applied Science, Chowan University; Funeral Ed., Fayetteville Tech Pat B. Hurley Occupation: Legislator Education: Asheboro High School Frank Iler Occupation: Retired Education: B.S., Business Administration, Campbell University 6 OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Verla Insko Occupation: Retired - Health Program Administrator Education: A.B., Biology, Fresno State College; M.P.A., UNC- Chapel Hill Darren G. Jackson Occupation: Attorney Education: B.A., Political Science, UNC-Chapel Hill; J.D., Duke Law School Joe John Occupation: Legal Consultant, Mediator, Arbitrator Education: A.B., UNC-Chapel Hill; M.A., UNC-Chapel Hill; J.D., UNC-Chapel Hill Linda P. Johnson Occupation: Computer Analyst Bert Jones Occupation: Dentistry Education: B.A., UNC-Chapel Hill; D.D.S., UNC-Chapel Hill Brenden H. Jones Occupation: Small Business Owner Education: A.S., Mortuary Science Jonathan C. Jordan Occupation: Attorney Education: B.A., Wake Forest University; M.B.A., Vanderbilt University; J.D./M.P.A., UNC-Chapel Hill Donny Lambeth Occupation: Consultant Education: B.S., High Point University; M.B.A., Wake Forest University David R. Lewis Occupation: Farm Equipment Dealer, Farmer Education: B.A., Business Administration, Campbell University Marvin W. Lucas Occupation: Retired - Principal Education: B.S., Fayetteville State University; M.A., North Carolina Central University; Ed. S., East Carolina University Chris Malone Occupation: Case Manager - G4S Compliance and Investigations Education: B.A., Speech and Theater, St. Mary's of the Plain 7 OCCUPATIONS AND EDUCATION OF MEMBERS 2017 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Grier Martin Occupation: Attorney Education: B.A., Davidson College; J.D., UNC School of Law; The Judge Advocate General's School, LLM Susan Martin Occupation: Retired - IBM, Volunteer, Homemaker Education:
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