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David Thompson for Walton County Commission Chairman 2020

Monroe, North Carolina, United States • 1 Employees
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Who I am?Born in Barrow CountyRaised in the Campton Community of Walton CountyParents ~ Grady and Elna ThompsonSiblings ~ Mike Thompson and Sharon ThompsonGraduated Monroe Area High School in 1973Graduated Middle Georgia College with Associate in Science degree in 1975Attended Universary of GeorgiaFarmed with my father, Grady Thompson in Barrow, Oconee and Walton countiesMarried Mary Suzanne Thompson August 20th, 1977American Agriculture Movement 1977 to 1979Director Hall County Farmers Market at Lakeshore Mall in GainesvilleTwo sons ~ William James Thompson and Nicholas Clay ThompsonElected & Served 3 years ~ 1/1/1982 to 12/31/1984 ~ Walton County Aricultural Stabilization & Conservation Committee Real Estate Builder/Developer/Investor ~ Started in 1982 ~ Barrow, Clayton, Dekalb, Gwinnett, Houston, Newton, Rockdale, & Walton counties in Georgia ~ Okaloosa & Walton counties in Florida ~ DeSoto county in MississippiAppointed by the Walton County Board of Commissioners to serve on the Walton Country Hospital Board Authority 1982 to 1987 ~ Chairman Finance CommitteeFounding Director of Walton Bank & Trust ~ Established 8/15/1988 to 1/25/2001 ~ Currently operating as Branch Bank & Trust Company (BB&T)Coach/Mentor Youth Baseball, Basketball, 4-H BB & Shotgun Team ~ 1990 to 1999Yearly Sponser of Yaarab Shrine Temple Circus ~ 1998 to 2011 Charter Member of Greater Walton Builders Assosication ~ 1989 ~ PresidentGeneral Partner of Arnold Thompson Properties & TAG Properties ~ Apartments in Clayton, Dekalb, Gwinnett and Houston Counties ~ 1990 to 2000Founding Director of Liberty First Bank ~ Established 6/13/2006 to Present ~ Chairman of Loan Committee and presently Vice Chairman of the Board of DirectorsGrandchildren ~ Grady James Thompson (7) & Addison Sloane Thompson (6)Thompson Family Farms ~ 2005 to 2017 ~ Georgia Grown local produce