OUR COUNTY LEADERSHIP

BARRY SANDERS, Chairman

Barry lives in the Tokeena Crossroads area with his beautiful bride Heidi. They are a blended family with 4 children, 2 in college and 2 still in high school. Barry and his wife run a medical equipment company that supports the hospice industry. He also runs the undergraduate business program for a private university in Georgia and occasionally instructs a class to graduating seniors.

Barry and Heidi completed their dream home on Lake Hartwell in 2022 and decided to become full time residents in 2024 when their son graduated high school. They are active members of Seneca Presbyterian Church where you can find them worshipping most sundays. Barry enjoys boating, riding his motorcycle and playing with his 2 dogs, Maddie and Beau.

To reach Barry, please email him at gop@oconeerepublicans.com.

PERRY SMITH, Vice Chairman

Perry Smith is a seasoned Program Manager with over 30 years of experience with the same company in automotive manufacturing where he has demonstrated a strong commitment to excellence and leadership. A devoted husband to Vicky Smith and proud father of three wonderful sons—Brett, Jared, and Justin—Perry’s family is at the core of his values and principles who lives in Mountain Rest.

A dedicated Conservative Republican for 54 years, Perry has a deep passion for advocating for policies that promote freedom, economic growth, and strong communities. He is committed to uniting the party and building a robust network of collaboration across the county, fostering unity and strength among Republicans. Through his long tenure in the corporate world and his unwavering dedication to conservative principles, Perry is focused on making a positive impact on his community and party.

To reach Perry, please email him at perrysmithsc@gmail.com

VALERIE McCARTHY, State Executive Committeeperson

Valerie McCarthy serves as the State Executive Committeeman for Oconee County. A healthcare leader and Senior Patient Safety Specialist at Teladoc Health, she brings over a decade of experience advancing patient safety in medicine. She began her career as a bedside nurse and rose to serve as Director of Patient Safety at Atrium Health, a major health system. Guided by her Christian faith and conservative principles, she believes in the importance of preserving family, liberty, and individual rights. Born and raised in Charlotte, she and her husband Darren, chose Oconee County to raise her two daughters in a community that shares those same values.

To reach Valerie, please email her at sunny82985@yahoo.com

ANITA CRUZ, OCRP Secretary

Anita Cruz brings over 37 years of dedicated service to the Federal Government, where she rose through the ranks from a clerk typist to a Team Chief Contracting Officer. A Certified Professional Contract Manager, she is known for her strong leadership, attention to detail, and commitment to excellence. Originally from Fairfax, Virginia, Anita retired in 2017 and relocated to Seneca, South Carolina with her husband, Roel, and their daughter, Stephanie. Together, they built their dream home on Lake Keowee, embracing the peaceful lakeside lifestyle. While their son Brandon chose to remain in Virginia, Anita and her family quickly became active members of their new community. Stephanie now thrives at the Tribble Center, where she enjoys engaging in social and recreational activities. After the heartbreaking loss of her husband, Roel — a passionate community leader and President of the Oconee County Conservatives — Anita felt called to step forward and continue his legacy of civic involvement. Her dedication to unity and growth within the Republican Party is rooted in both personal conviction and a deep love for her community. When she’s not volunteering or attending local meetings, Anita enjoys spending time on the lake, jet skiing, fishing (even if she’s not catching much), and working in her yard.

To reach Anita, please email her at cruzesa@aol.com

TINA REIF, OCRP Treasurer

Tina Reif was born and raised in the heartland of America- in central Indiana, home to Ball State University, the birthplace of the Ball canning jar and Borg Warner Transmissions. Raised in a rural community surrounded by cornfields and hard working farming families, Tina developed an early appreciation for all things Agricultural. She and her husband of 43 years made the decision early on to live as a ‘one income’ family, allowing Tina to be at home with their 3 children, which resulted in her becoming a 20-year Homeschool veteran mom. During those busy child rearing years Tina was involved in many activities outside of the home, including serving on the board of the local pregnancy care center, leading 4-H clubs, serving as children’s pastor, and going on mission trips. Each role and responsibility was met with integrity, vision and steadiness of character. Each responsibility allowed for new areas of growth, something that Tina still appreciates today. The recession of 2008 caused much damage to the automotive industry in Indiana, ultimately leading to the closing of the original Borg Warner Transmission plant in Muncie, which is where Tina’s husband was employed. That closing brought the two of them here to Oconee Co. in 2009, to the Borg Warner Seneca plant. Seeking another small town atmosphere, they settled outside of Walhalla. Moving to SC from the only place she had ever lived was a huge change. If this was now to be her community, she was going to find ‘her place’ and ‘her people’ and get involved.

As a conservative Christian with an unwavering Pro-life stance, she began her journey into Oconee Co politics by attending County Council meetings, school board meetings, reading the local paper and asking lots of questions. When the OCCA formed, Tina was excited to officially join the conservative movement. Tina serves her precinct as its secretary. Outside of politics Tina is involved in leadership at her church, runs a mini farm, works with 4-H youth, and is the Admin at the Oconee Co. Clemson Extension office in Walhalla. When people ask her if she went to Clemson, Tina is quick to say that she attended “that other Land Grant University…..Purdue!”

To reach Tina, please email her at treif@clemson.edu

JR SLACK, Director of Minority Outreach

J. R. Slack Jr. A 25 year resident of Oconee County , J. R. has worked in ministry for over four decades along with the fields of social work and education. J. R. was employed at an area iron foundry for 18 years until its closing in 2018. An avid historian, musician and animal rescue volunteer, he values the religious freedom of Judeo Christian values and the constitutional liberties afforded people in America.

To get in touch with JR, email him at Jrslackjr@gmail.com

KIM JACKSON, Communications and Education Director

Kim grew up in a military family and has lived all over the country. Her grandfather was a Navy Commander in both World Wars, and her father was a US Marine who served in Vietnam. Kim received a BS in Chemistry from Old Dominion University and met her husband during US Navy Flight training in Beeville, TX. She served overseas in SE Asia, flying the A-4E Skyhawk and training both US and Asian military pilots in Air Combat maneuvering. She trained US Navy flight students in Meridian, MS, in advanced jet strike training. Her last tour was at Charleston Naval Base in Operations before leaving the service to care for her newborn twins. She has served as Education Department Head, Operations, and Communications officer for squadrons both in-country and overseas.

Kim and Perry have six children, four adopted from China, many with special needs. She has been an advocate for adoption, assisting many children find homes. Kim spent many volunteer hours in Charleston County schools helping teachers and students alike. Later while homeschooling her children, she ran a Math tutoring ministry, Running Club, Tennis Team, Homeschool Orchestra, and Spanish Club, among others, and served on the local homeschooling board. She contributed to Science texts and represented publishers at Southeastern conventions and to special needs families nationwide. She and her family are Christ followers and attend Christ Fellowship Church, where they are active members. Lastly, she is a strong supporter of civic education and hopes to teach more locals how to get involved in the County political process through Biblical Citizenship and Constitution Classes. She currently serves as an Oconee County Library Trustee and has lived in the Great Palmetto State for more than 30 years in the Lowcountry, and in Oconee County since 2018.

Kim is vital to the success of the party locally. She has taken on the challenge of managing and administering the social media, all media communications and messaging from the Party. She has also taken up the challenge of helping to educate new members on what it truly means to be an Oconee County Republican.

CANDY A. BIANCO, Bountyland Executive Committee Member

Candy is the proud mother of three beautiful and active children and seven grandchildren. She was involved in their schools, a Girl Scout Leader, volunteered at the local food pantry and Christmas for Kids. She organized a support group for the mothers of children with cancer and volunteered and raised money for a Wish Come True. She was the Treasurer and Executive Board Member of the Providence Ronald McDonald House (PRMH), Co-Chair of the Capital Campaign that raised millions of dollars to build and establish the PRMH and volunteered 100s of hours. As a Deaconess at the Sheldonville Baptist Church, she taught Bible Study to the teen group and participated in various Bible Study groups.

She received her PhD in Finance (UCONN), an MBA (URI) and was a CPA in SC and MA. Professionally she was an auditor and financial consultant at PricewaterhouseCoopers (6 yrs), Controller and CFO (3 years), independent consultant and auditor (3 years) and Professor of Finance, Accounting and Entrepreneurship (25 years) at several schools including Gordon College, Bentley University and the University of South Carolina where she wrote and presented dozens of research papers and was involved in curriculum development through a $750k Ernst & Young grant. She also had a real estate business with her son for several years in NJ.

Since moving to SC, she was a lifeguard at The Foothills YMCA, a student mentor at the Oconee County School District and a Poll Manager at the Bountyland precinct. Currently she is the Treasurer of the Oconee County Republican Women and the Treasurer of the Oconee County Chapter of Moms for Liberty. She is also a USAA Swimming - Stroke and Turn Official.

Her hobbies include triathlons, open water swimming, reading and boating (former Maritime Captain). She was also a race car driver at Anderson Motor Speedway. She was excited to be the organizer of the 2024 Trump Boat Parade Lake Keowee with over 600 boats! (www.facebook.com/share/v/16AjsYKiN9/)
She has volunteered and contributed to local, state and federal elections. She is a born-again Christian, a Conservative and happily the new EC for Bountyland!

You can contact Candy by emailing her at candycanedoc@aol.com

DAVID VAUGHN, Keowee Executive Committee Member

David is the youngest of 4, was born and raised in the Seattle area in the state of Washington. David graduated from Woodway High School in Edmonds, WA. He enjoyed wrestling and excelled in wood shop, metal shop and auto shop.

He began welding on boats in Seattle with his father at the age of 21 and later they travelled to Dutch Harbor, Alaska, to continue welding on crab processing ships. In 1984, Dave began a 4 year apprenticeship program to begin a career as a Commercial Journeyman electrician and continued in this profession for another 30 years. David spent the last 8 years of his career at the Boeing Company in Everett, WA installing electrical systems on the Boeing 777.

In 1989-1990, David met and married his wife Linda, the oldest in a family of 11 siblings. They enjoy being able to visit with the siblings, nieces and nephews and all of their children. David and Linda both retired from their working careers in 2020 and relocated to Oconee County South Carolina in late 2021. David and Linda attend the Oconee Presbyterian Church in Seneca.

In 1983, David started getting involved in politics and became a Republican Precinct Committeeman.

His hobbies include jazz to classic rock and roll as well as bluegrass music. He is also an avid classic car enthusiast and enjoys working on his 1969 classic Corvette that he has owned since he was 19 years of age.

David can be contacted at myforte1@frontier.com

DONALD SANDERS, Mountain Rest Executive Committee Member

A US Army veteran stationed in Europe for 3 years and 15 years with the Georgia Army National Guard as a utility helicopter crew chief and flight platoon NCO. An Army Civilian Aircraft Technician/Aircraft Inspector for 12 years and Lieutenant with the Oconee (Georgia) County EMA responsible for radiological hazard clean up. A founding member of the Oconee (Georgia) County body and evidence recovery dive team and a PADI certified Open Water Dive Instructor. An independent contractor in Iraq during the second Gulf War and then a small business owner in cellular communication and AM radio as a RF and EMF Field Engineer.

My family has lived in Mountain Rest for 4 generations. My life has been focused on service to God, Country, Community and Family. I am a Christian, Conservative and a sworn advocate for the US Constitution. I’m an American Patriot and am proud of my Southern Appalachian Heritage.

You can contact Donald at donws2@yahoo.com

MIKE HUSKEY, New Hope Executive Committee Member and Legislative Floor Leader

Mike is from Hendersonville, NC. He received a Bachelors in Industrial Technology from Western Carolina University in 1982. He followed that up with an Advanced Management Certificate from UNC-Chapel Hill in 1994. He has worked in Industry for 40 years, primarily in the Automotive Tier 1 supply chain. Beginning as a shop floor supervisor for Milliken he progressed through the ranks to where the last 20 years have been multi plant responsibility. As a VP of Operations and Supply chain, the focus has been on Lean Manufacturing, culture change, and site selection. The last 14 years he has been working in the building products industry. Companies include Collins & Aikman, Lear, UGN Automotive, and Fiberon LLC.

Mike and his wife Rita have 2 Sons, Steven and Ryan, and 4 Granddaughters. Rita is heavily involved in saving rescue dogs. They fostered about 18 over the years with a couple of “happy” fails, in which the family kept them both. They have had a residence in Oconee County since 2005. They are members of Foothills Community Church. In what little spare time Mike has, he enjoys boating, playing golf and hiking.

In Mike’s legislative leader role, Mike will sponsor key pieces of legislation for the party and to function efficiently and effectively. He will also help ensure that if a member has an issue or questions, he can answer them or direct them to the appropriate person so that resolutions are not endlessly debated during CXC meetings so that committee members are heard and resolutions do not get bogged down.

You can reach Mike at mrvlle@yahoo.com

TONY ADAMS, Oakway Executive Committee Member

Tony is a native of Oconee County and has lived in the Oakway community his entire life except for a few years in the late 1970's and early 1980's when his family moved away with his job. He graduated from Oakway High School in 1968 and from Clemson University in 1973 with a Degree in Industrial Management with a concentration in Textile Science. For the next 25 years he held a variety of management jobs in the textile, metalworking, and plastic industries. In 1998 he made a career change and took a job with the South Carolina Department of Vocational Rehabilitation as a Production Coordinator until he retired in 2012.

Like the majority of our Conservative base in Oconee County, Tony voted Republican, but had never been formally involved in party politics until early 2021 when he was invited to the first organizational meeting of the Oconee County Conservatives. After that meeting he did some research on the OCRP and South Carolina Republican Party (SCGOP). The 10 Fundamental Principles the SCGOP Platform is based upon caught his attention quickly and he realized those Principles mirrored his personal politics, so he signed on to the Oconee County Conservative's plan to reorganize the OCRP to better reflect our large majority Conservative base in Oconee County.

What does it mean to be a Republican to Tony?

“As far as what it means to be a Republican to me personally I have to go all the way back to the founding of our great nation and the fact that our Founders risked everything they had, including their lives, to establish our Great Nation based on Republican politics as they formed our Republic of United States and gave us our own unique Freedom, Rights and Economy based upon Free Market Capitalism as they wrote our Declaration of Independence and Constitution.

I have seen good times and bad times during my lifetime. My first clear memories are from the early/mid 1950's. I have come to see the decade of the 1950's as the heyday of America and the height of the American Dream being realized. America had been victorious in World War II and soldiers returned home and took jobs in our booming industrial base and other areas of employment, married, had families, built homes, bought cars, etc. We lived the American Dream that has been taken away from us over the decades since the 1950's.

I see the November 22, 1963 assassination of President Kennedy as a huge change point for our Country. America changed dramatically on that single day in my personal opinion. I was 13 years old and remember that time period very well. I am also painfully aware of Lyndon Johnson becoming President and promoting his Great Society during his administration of the late 1960's. To me LBJ's Great Society was the beginning of many of the large government and societal negative consequences impacting our Country today, especially the fact that the American Dream has been taken away for a good portion of our younger generations today.

To me, being a Republican is to do my small part to return the American Dream for our children, grandchildren and future generations, and to do this we need to ensure that America remains the strong leader of the Free World.

MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN.

You can contact Tony at uggee10@gmail.com

STEVE BLACK, Return Executive Committee Member

I was born and raised in Oconee County living just outside of Seneca I grew up riding motorcycles and playing sports. I graduated from Seneca High School in 1985. I went on to Tri County Tech to earn a degree in Industrial Electronics, and a certification in Fiber Optics Technology. After graduating in 1987, I went to work with Square D Company in Quality Control, after a year there, I went to work for Clemson University as an alarm and fiber optic technician. While working I earned a certification in Solar Jet turbine power generation, and a NICET Level 2 international engineering license. After a few years I was promoted to Contract Management and Administration and minor projects. I worked for Clemson for 32 years in all.

After retiring in 2019,I was asked to come back and work part time which I did for two years. I was a single parent of a daughter who is 22 years old now. I coached her softball and soccer teams for 8 years at Fair Oak.I would have to say those were the best years. I got into local politics just a few years ago after seeing the condition of our country. We have to change things locally before we can change things in DC. I'm looking forward to working with the new team organized OCRP.

You can contact Steve at thestevenb123@gmail.com

KATHY ST. JOHN, Seneca 3 Executive Committee Member

Kathy was born and raised in Rochester, New York. She moved to the Atlanta area in 1974 where she spent much of her career which included positions as word processing supervisor, office manager, law firm administrator and bookkeeper. For the past 13 years she has worked remotely as office administrator and bookkeeper for an actuarial consulting firm in Ohio.

She and her husband, Rich, moved from Lilburn to Clarkesville, Georgia in 2009. They spent their leisure time traveling with their camper and their dogs. Their favorite campgrounds were in South Carolina, especially Twin Lakes. They enjoyed the area so much they decided to move to Seneca in late 2019.

In addition to serving as the Seneca 3 EC, Kathy serves as 1 st Vice President for the Oconee County Republican Women and is a member of the South Carolina Federation of Republican Women and the National Federation of Republican Women. She is also an associate member of the Oconee County Republican Men and serves on their advisory board. Kathy recently served as Secretary for the Oconee County Republican Party.

Kathy volunteers as an usher at the Walhalla Performing Arts Center and as a greeter at the Visit Oconee Visitors Center. She is also on the social committee in Cross Creek where she and her husband live.

You can contact Kathy at kathyrstjohn@gmail.com

BRIT ADAMS, Seneca 4 Executive Committee Member

Brit Adams is a devoted husband, father, and proud grandfather with deep roots in Oconee County. Though born in Pennsylvania after his father took a job with Bethlehem Steel, Brit spent his childhood summers in Oconee County, where his father was raised—a place that left a lasting impression. In May 1982, Brit and his wife, Judy, made the decision to settle permanently in Oconee County to raise their family, a choice they have cherished.

A professional chef by trade, Brit earned his Bachelor of Arts from the prestigious Johnson & Wales University, known for its top-tier culinary program. His dedication to his craft is equaled by his enduring commitment to his community and his country. Inspired early on by his father's active role in Barry Goldwater’s presidential campaign, Brit developed strong conservative values that continue to shape his life and service.

Brit was actively involved with the Oconee County Republican Party (OCRP) from the early 2000s through 2014, and he remains engaged in public service and conservative advocacy. He is a member of the Oconee County Conservatives and a proud supporter of the Trump Administration’s policies and accomplishments.

Currently, Brit serves on the Planning Board Commission and was recently elected Executive Committeeman for Seneca Precinct 4. He looks forward to a productive term under the leadership of the newly elected OCRP chairman and remains firmly committed to advancing the conservative cause in Oconee County.

You can contact Brit at catfish107@gmail.com

JIM HENDERSON, Stamp Creek Executive Committee Member

GOD, FAMILY, COUNTRY And SERVICE

Faith and Family are his foundation and the constants in his life. He and Dianne just celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary. They have two children, Kelly and Chris.

He has been a Conservative and Republican since he first registered to vote. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Alabama as well as advanced leadership training from the University of Michigan. It was an honor and duty to enlist and serve in the US Army for 3 years, 2 years as an Army Officer. He retired an accomplished, Senior Executive after 34 years of service with The Hartford. He was recognized for his leadership and people development, always leading with integrity, humility and pursuit of excellence. His role changed placing him at the forefront of dynamic culture change at his company.

Since retirement he has volunteered in his church and community. He also served as a Fire Commissioner and currently serves on the Board of Zoning Appeals.

You can contact Jim at bizh3747sc@gmail.com

RHONDA HALTIWANGER , Tamassee Executive Committee Member

Rhonda was born in South Carolina and grew up in Marion County. She attended Winthrop College and received Bachelor’s and Master’s Degrees in business education. Upon graduation, she taught public school in Lexington and Marion counties. After marrying her husband Tim and moving to Oregon, she began work for the Federal Bureau of Prisons. She taught vocational training and GED skills to inmates in both medium and high security-level institutions in Oregon, Louisiana, and Arkansas. Having completed more than 23 years of law enforcement service and retiring, she and Tim moved back to South Carolina to be close to family.

Rhonda is a born-again Christian and member of College Street Baptist Church and volunteers at the church’s Son Flower Clothes Closet as well as the church library. She and Tim enjoy hiking in the beautiful upstate and surrounding areas. They also enjoy traveling both nationally and internationally.

As the Tamassee Precinct Executive Committeeman, this will be Rhonda’s first time volunteering in the Republican Party, but she looks forward to helping Oconee County Republicans advance conservative values and principles. Rhonda believes that the “duty is ours, results are God’s.”

You can contact Rhonda at rhaltiwanger@att.net

DAVID NIX , Walhalla 1 Executive Committee Member and State Convention Delegate

Dave is a native of Rutherfordton, NC, but has lived in upstate South Carolina for over 30 years, and in Oconee County for over 25 years Where he and his wife Christie have raised their two sons, Logan and Hunter, and two grandsons.

In 1987 After graduating with honors in Nuclear Engineering from North Carolina State University, he was in the US Navy as a Nuclear Submarine Officer during the Gulf War. Later he was at Oconee Nuclear Station (Engineering, Regulatory Affairs, and Operations) for over 32 years.

Dave also owns and manages a real estate rental property acquisition and management company and does most of his own repair work, accounting, and marketing, together with his wife. In what little free time he has, he enjoys physics, astronomy, handyman work, golf, hiking with his sons and grandsons, and watching his grandsons baseball games.

Dave is devoted to public service, also serving his second term on the Oconee County District 2 Planning Commissioner for his 2nd Term. A conservative who focuses on facts, issues, and policy positions pertaining to local politics, it is with great pleasure we welcome Dave to the team.

You can contact David at daveanix@yahoo.com

LEWIS COLLINS, Walhalla 2 Executive Committee Member

Originally from Salem, Lewis graduated from Seneca High School in 2001. He then joined the Army immediately after high school, where he served in the Infantry on active duty for 5 years. After serving back to back tours in Iraq in 2004 and 2005. He left active duty and joined the South Carolina National Guard where he served 15 more years working in Air Defense. Lewis retired from the National Guard in 2021 after 20 years of service. Aside from working full time, he stays quite busy having his own woodworking and sawmill business that he runs.

Lewis got involved in Oconee politics after attending a school board meeting in 2021 where he saw how active the Democrat party was in pushing their liberal agenda in Oconee County schools. He very much is a conservative first who takes the conservative platform seriously. His belief is that “If someone says they are a conservative or a republican, it’s telling the public which platform they stand on. It sets a standard to which people should be accountable to.” He hopes to see the Oconee County Republican Party grow and build a reputation based on integrity.

Lewis wants everyone to know and live by the following statement “Right is right when nobody is doing it, and wrong is wrong when everyone is doing it.”

You can reach lewis at gwh3387@yahoo.com

ROGER NORWOOD, Westminster 1 Executive Committee Member

Roger and his wife Annie's entire lives surrounds their 5 children - one of which unfortunately passed on and is waiting in heaven. 4 girls, one son plus 5 grand’s as well. Annie works as a caregiver and Roger retired as an award winning chemical operator from BASF.

For over 19 years Roger and Annie opened their home to foster children and during that time, they parented 30 children. Our youngest – Tabitha- we adopted from it. Being aware of the needs of kids, primarily due to raising a special needs child (Tabitha), made me a strong advocate and staunch defender for children.

Roger and Annie are members of Foothills Presbyterian and attend services when health allows them, but Roger’s faith is a big part of his life. His favorite part of the South Carolina Republican creed is “I will never cower before any master, save my God.” No man or organization is more important than that in his opinion.

In the 1980s Roger met a Republican at the Apple Festival and it changed his life and his outlook on politics. His dad had instilled in him the desire to learn to think, discuss, and debate – but this Republican who is his mentor, help him refine those skills and gave him a forum to do so.. The Republican Party emphasis on God and freedom of speech led to a lifelong study of the party and its great people. After a lifetime of study, Roger came to the conclusion that compassion and faith were welcome.

You can reach Roger at norwoodxs@gmail.com

JASON COX, Westminster 2 Executive Committee Member

Jason is originally from Walhalla, SC and is a lifetime native of Oconee County. His current home is located on their farm and is the fourth generation owner of the family farm in the Oak Grove community of Westminster. His family has resided in the area of what is now Oconee County SC since the 1700's. So it was simple when he and his wife Lindsy were deciding to raise their two sons, Trevor and Cason, and daughter Alyssa, They were staying right here in Oconee County.

A graduate of West-Oak High School, Jason went on to attend Tri-County Technical College. Jason started out managing his father’s restaurant, the Varsity Sandwich Shoppe in Walhalla, from 2002 to 2004. Then went on to become a residential and commercial electrician from 2004 to 2012. He has been in the electrical substation field since 2012 in a variety of positions (civil technician, control technician, control supervisor, relay technician) and is currently a relay technician.

Jason enjoys spending time with his family and friends, watching his children compete in wrestling, baseball and color guard, gardening, playing pool, watching MMA, college football, grilling, enjoying the lakes/rivers and swimming pool, and target shooting.

Jason is an America first constitution conservative who likes to engage in civil political debate and is willing to listen to opposing views.

You can reach Jason at jcox@utili-serve.com