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Page 14 The Fayetteville Press Newspaper Sept/Oct 2010 Edition Ernesto J.F. Graham, M.D., P.A. Obstetrics & Gynecology Prenatal Care New Patients Consultations By Appointment Tricare & Most Insurance Plans Accepted Community Spot-Lite 2010 24,988 543 N 543 N 543 N 543 N 543 N. McPher McPher McPher McPher McPherson Chur son Chur son Chur son Chur son Church R h R h R h R h Road oad oad oad oad Fayette ette ette ette etteville ville ville ville ville, NC 28303 NC 28303 NC 28303 NC 28303 NC 28303 910-425-4200 - F 910-425-4200 - F 910-425-4200 - F 910-425-4200 - F 910-425-4200 - Fayette ette ette ette etteville ville ville ville ville Monday-Friday 9am to 8pm * Saturday 9am to 6pm www.hendrickchryslerjeep.com MATTHEW J. “RICK” WATTS REAPPOINTED TO THE NORTH CAROLINA REAL EST ATE COMMISSION Governor Beverly E. Perdue has reappointed Mat- thew J. “Rick” Watts of Fayetteville to the North Carolina Real Estate Commission. The reappointment was an- nounced by Miriam J. Baer, Executive Director. First appointed to the Real Estate Commission in 2002, Watts is Broker Associate and Senior Sales Executive with Coldwell Banker Huff and Pennink Advantage in Fayetteville. In 18 years with Coldwell Banker, he has been a member of the President’s Elite for six years and the President’s Circle for eight years. Watts entered the real estate business in 1992 after retiring from a 30-year career with the U. S. Army where he ‘achieved the rank of Command Retention Sergeant Major for the XVIII Airborne Corps. Among numerous military and civic honors, Watts holds the U.S. Army Legion of Merit, the highest peace- time award for military achievement and honorable ser- vice. Watts has also been awarded the coveted Combat Infantry Men’s Badge, and served three tours of duty in Vietnam. He was also featured in the highly acclaimed book, “100 Sergeants Major of Color”. Watts was selected as the Fayetteville and Cumberland County Ministerial Council’s “Citizen of the Year” for 2004. The Mayor pre- sented Watts the “Key to the City” of Fayetteville in 2004. The Mayor also declared the 25 th of May 2004 as “Rick Watts’ Day”. The Rise Newspaper presented Watts with the “Men of Honor 2005 Lifetime Achievement Award”, and The Mayor presented a Certificate of Appreciation from the city of Fayetteville for Watts’ lifetime achieve- ment on the 25 th of June 2005. The Kappa Alpha Frater- nity, Inc. presented Watts with it’s V.P. Trent Service Award for 2006. The president of the NAACP presented Watts with the “Outstanding Service Award, 2007”. Watts has also received the International Award of Strathmore’s WHO’s WHO in Real Estate “Honors”. Watts is a lifetime member of the Veterans of For- eign Wars, he is a lifetime member of the American Le- gion, he is a member of the Airborne and Special Operations Museum Foundation Board and past member of the Executive Committee of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, as well as sixty five other organizations. Watts also has numerous Masonic affiliations and degrees. Watts has been conferred with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine by Gov. Michael Easley for lifetime achievement and service as a member of the Real Es- tate Commission. Watts was elected chairman of the North Carolina Real Estate Commission for two consecutive terms, 2004-2005 and 2005-2006. Watts and his wife, Margaret, a retired teacher with 31 years of service, and a former real estate broker live in Fayetteville. Their daughter, Tiffany, received her PhD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is the Director of Assessment, Research, and Evaluation at the University of North Carolina’s Cen- ter for School Leadership Development. The North Carolina Real Estate Commission is responsible for licensing and regulating more than 100,000 real estate agents and firms in the state. Brother & Sister Selwyn Paul 910-723-2793 Sister Patricia Blackmon 910-308-3479 Brother J. C. Woodard 910-822-3204 Brother Johnny Robinson 910-574-7035 For Unwanted TAIslim leads Ohio couple to healthy lives. Lost 66 Pounds Lost 85 Pounds If you’re interested in similar results contact one of the following Weight
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Ernesto J.F. Graham, M.D., P.A.
Obstetrics & Gynecology
Prenatal Care
New
Patients
Consultations By Appointment
Tricare & Most Insurance Plans Accepted
Community Spot-Lite
2010
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MATTHEW J. “RICK” WATTS REAPPOINTEDTO THE NORTH CAROLINA REAL EST ATE COMMISSION
Governor Beverly E. Perdue has reappointed Mat-thew J. “Rick” Watts of Fayetteville to the North CarolinaReal Estate Commission. The reappointment was an-nounced by Miriam J. Baer, Executive Director.
First appointed to the Real Estate Commission in 2002,Watts is Broker Associate and Senior Sales Executive withColdwell Banker Huff and Pennink Advantage inFayetteville. In 18 years with Coldwell Banker, he has beena member of the President’s Elite for six years and thePresident’s Circle for eight years.
Watts entered the real estate business in 1992 afterretiring from a 30-year career with the U. S. Army wherehe ‘achieved the rank of Command Retention SergeantMajor for the XVIII Airborne Corps.
Among numerous military and civic honors, Wattsholds the U.S. Army Legion of Merit, the highest peace-time award for military achievement and honorable ser-vice. Watts has also been awarded the coveted CombatInfantry Men’s Badge, and served three tours of duty inVietnam. He was also featured in the highly acclaimedbook, “100 Sergeants Major of Color”. Watts was selectedas the Fayetteville and Cumberland County MinisterialCouncil’s “Citizen of the Year” for 2004. The Mayor pre-sented Watts the “Key to the City” of Fayetteville in 2004.The Mayor also declared the 25th of May 2004 as “RickWatts’ Day”. The Rise Newspaper presented Watts withthe “Men of Honor 2005 Lifetime Achievement Award”,and The Mayor presented a Certificate of Appreciationfrom the city of Fayetteville for Watts’ lifetime achieve-ment on the 25th of June 2005. The Kappa Alpha Frater-nity, Inc. presented Watts with it’s V.P. Trent Service Awardfor 2006. The president of the NAACP presented Wattswith the “Outstanding Service Award, 2007”. Watts hasalso received the International Award of Strathmore’sWHO’s WHO in Real Estate “Honors”.
Watts is a lifetime member of the Veterans of For-eign Wars, he is a lifetime member of the American Le-
gion, he is a member of the Airborne and Special Operations Museum FoundationBoard and past member of the Executive Committee of the National Association forthe Advancement of Colored People, as well as sixty five other organizations. Wattsalso has numerous Masonic affiliations and degrees.
Watts has been conferred with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine by Gov.Michael Easley for lifetime achievement and service as a member of the Real Es-tate Commission. Watts was elected chairman of the North Carolina Real EstateCommission for two consecutive terms, 2004-2005 and 2005-2006.
Watts and his wife, Margaret, a retired teacher with 31 years of service, and aformer real estate broker live in Fayetteville. Their daughter, Tiffany, received herPhD from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is the Director ofAssessment, Research, and Evaluation at the University of North Carolina’s Cen-ter for School Leadership Development.
The North Carolina Real Estate Commission is responsible for licensing andregulating more than 100,000 real estate agents and firms in the state.
Brother & Sister Selwyn Paul 910-723-2793
Sister Patricia Blackmon 910-308-3479
Brother J. C. Woodard 910-822-3204
Reverend Ruth Ray 910-860-9202
Brother Johnny Robinson 910-574-7035
For Unwanted
TAIslim leads Ohio couple to healthy lives.
Lost 66 Pounds
Lost 85 Pounds
If you’re
interested in
similar results
contact one of
the following
Weight
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