Tony G. | Wake County 100

Narrative, Continued:

In the future Mr. Tony worries that Wake County’s population will become unmanageable, he worries that the growing population will effect the education of the citizens of Wake County. One way he said we could prepare for the future would be to expand the Wake Tech campus. He says community colleges are an important thing for communities.

Written by: Ian

Tony G.

Gender: Male

Age: 25-64

Race: White

Nativity: Born in NC

Educational Attainment:

Graduate or Professional Degree

Occupation: Attorney/ Pharmacist

Travel Time to Work: 15 Minutes

Home Internet Access: Yes

Religion: Christian

City: Raleigh

Narrative:

Tony is a very busy man. He was on the school board, he is an attorney and he owns a pharmacy with his brother, and most importantly, he is now a Wake County Commissioner. Tony is a Presbyterian from Rutherfordton, North Carolina. He loves Wake County, partly because it is the third most educated county in the United States. Tony worries that Wake County will suffer in the future, because of over-population and a lack of means to cope with it. Tony started on the school board, because he felt our greatest challenge is keeping up with school construction. Tony has a son and a daughter, and cares deeply about education issues. He considers his greatest accomplishment being married to his wife for twenty-seven years. Tony was in pharmaceutical school he was a stock car driver. His future plans include opening a medical supply company, in the old Office Max building on Capital Boulevard. He says this facility will be the biggest medical supply store from here to Atlanta.

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