In September of 2009 I announced my candidacy as a Republican for the Alabama State Senate
in the November 2010 election - link to State Senate Campaign Website
Updated August 1st 2010 - Madison City
Council Notes:
- The August Newsletter is posted here. The 2009 Newsletters are posted here.
- I continue to arrive at the Madison City Hall one hour before
each council meeting in order to meet with residents. The council meets on the second and fourth Monday
of each month at 6:00 pm. - Please send me an email if you would like to be added to the newsletter mailing list.
- Feel free to forward our
District 7 website address (www.district7.us) to your friends, co-workers and neighbors so that they can stay informed.
- As always, I welcome your
input on those issues affecting our city where you have concerns. As I have said before, I recognize that
my vote, a singular vote, is in fact the voice of many. I need to hear from those I represent to best understand and subsequently support your views in city government.

Servant
Leader In the first half of our life we pursue success.
We work hard, sacrifice, and expend energy to become financially successful. In the second half,
we focus on significance, giving our experience, time, talent, and energy toward making a difference in people’s lives.
From the book
Halftime: Changing Your Game Plan from Success to Significance by Bob Buford
For most of my adult life I served
in the armed forces as a servant leader and pursued success through hard work and sacrifice – I learned how to keep
the important things important and balance out the things that appeared important on the surface but in reality have little
impact on the big picture. My priorities were and still are God, family and serving my country only now
I want to focus on serving my country through making a difference in my community - the city of Madison. Being a visionary, being a good communicator, having good listening skills and
motivating people are all keys to success of a servant leader. I possess these skills and will put them
to work as City Councilman for District 7.
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