DATE OF BIRTH: May 5, 1956
ADDRESS: Ashburton Road, Raleigh
FAMILY: Wife, Kay; one daughter, one son
Can't miss pics: Day's Best | Cannes Film Festival | Bimbe Festival | NATO Summit | Track championship | Music awards
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OCCUPATION: Licensed architect, North Carolina and Virginia
RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION: Baptist
HOBBIES: Golf, cycling, traveling, architecture, art, design
PARTY: Democrat
CIVIC ACTIVITIES: Occoneechee Council Boy Scouts of America board; Progress Energy Timeless Values Golf Tournament, benefiting ScoutReach; American Institute of Architects; American Planning Association; Sierra Club; Raleigh Museum; N.C. Citizens for Business and Industry
EDUCATION: Broughton High School, 13-year Architectural Apprenticeship Program
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