Public
Works Commission of the City of Fayetteville, N.C., Paul advanced to
assistant manager.
Later he was district manager of Lumbee River Electric Membership Corp. until his retirement in 1990.
A member of the Methodist Church, Paul has served as a church officer for
many years. He and his wife, Doris, live in Fayetteville, N.C. and have five
children and seven grandchildren.
Active in AXPOW
for the past 25 years, Paul served three years as Chapter Commander; three
years as State Department Convention Chairman; two years as State Commander,
Department of North Carolina; two years on the Governor's Advisory Committee
for N.C. Division of V.A.; two years as a National Director and one year as
a National Junior Vice Commander. He is presently a Director of the AXPOW
Service Foundation and a member of their Liaison Committee with National.
And he was recently reelected State Department Commander. Paul is also an
accredited, and very successful, National Service Officer.
While Junior Vice
Commander, Paul worked tirelessly to establish a credit card program that
has now become an excellent source of revenue for AXPOW. And only weeks ago,
he received the good news that Highway 70, a major interstate running across
North Carolina, was being renamed: "American Ex-Prisoners of War Highway."
Paul has put a great deal of effort into this project and now plans to extend
this program to give visible recognition to Ex-POWs in other states.
A member of the Methodist Church, Paul has served as a church officer for
many years. He and his wife, Doris, live in Fayetteville, N.C. and have five
children and seven grandchildren.
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