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JUDGE GREG MIDDENTS |
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"Public service is a public trust and I am committed by my
faith and personal experience to serve." |
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Outside the courtroom, Judge
Middents tries to practice what he believes by being
involved in civic and community activities: |
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"In dealing with
truancy issues, I noticed that what was missing in many
children's lives is a positive adult role model. |
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"I do no know what I would do
if Judge Middents stopped delivering me meals... he is such
a nice young man."
Millis Young |
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"Greg Middents is
serving our community well as a Justice of the Peace. Greg
has not only shown his support of our local law enforcement
officers in their work to protect our community, but has
gone beyond what is expected in his duties of his office by
working hard to have our children stay in school through a
very effective truancy program. He has also shown his
commitment to support our youth and encourage their maturity
by establishing the "Big Brothers-Big Sisters" program in
Grayson County."
"Greg is a person
of commitment, courage and character. I believe he is the
right person to serve us as Justice of the Peace, and I hope
that you will support him with your vote."
Rev. Lander Bethel |
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Additional Involvement: |
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- Sherman and Whitewright
Chamber of Commerce.
- Juvenile Alternatives
Advisory Board.
- Anti-Violence task Force.
- Board of Directors of Big
Brothers-Big Sisters for North Texas (Regional board).
- Andrew Randell Masonic
Lodge.
- Scottish Rite.
- Local Emergency Management
Team.
- Truancy Intervention
cooperative.
- Has donated over 80 pints
(10 gallons) of blood to the Texoma Regional Blood Bank.
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