Stafford, Va. — And then there were three. William Dawn took his name out of the hat of candidates who would like to be appointed Stafford’s Garrisonville District representative on the Board of Supervisors.
Dawn, a financial advisor, said his involvement in with his family, area boy scouts, and in his church would keep him from performing the job of supervisor to his best ability.
“Hats off to the people who serve on the Board. It seems like its 30-hour-a-week job, one that they do in addition to their day jobs,” said Dawn.
As his children grow older, Dawn said he would once again consider serving on a public board.
Sitting Board of Supervisors will interview the remaining three candidtaes at a special public meeting in Stafford’s Board Chambers tonight at 7 o’clock.
More to the story: Read about the men who want to be appointed Garrisonville’s next sitting supervisor.
Garrisonville District School Board Representative Ty Schieber, former Garrisonville District Supervisor Gary Pash, and Thomas George Nutton are scheduled to appear Monday. Schieber is completing his second four-year term on the School Board, while Pash was unseated in 2005 by former Garrsisonville Supervisor Mark Dudenhefer, whose been elected to serve in Virginia’s House of Delegates.
Nutton has spent the last 33 years working for the U.S. Postal Service.
The Board of Supervisors is expected this month to appoint one of the three men to fill the seat vacated by Dudenhefer. The appointee will serve until a special election in which Garrisonville District residents will get to vote on April 10 to find a permanent supervisor.
