Gerry Purcell (R) Candidate Insurance Commissioner

About Gerry

Married to Julianne Sant Purcell
(A very wise decision on my part)
Two fine young adult boys

Native of beautiful Toccoa, Georgia

We have an amazing family - Both mine and Julianne's
parents are heavily involved in ministry
(They taught us about serving others)

My Dad (my hero) - Southern Baptist
Pastor for over 55 years

Over nine years of personal volunteer
ministry and pastoral work
(It is in my DNA)

Cancer survivor
(It is why health care is my calling)

Resident of Alpharetta, GA
(Great place to live)

Two horses, a Jack Russell Terrier,
Amazon Parrot, cool barn cat
named 'Tux', 15 Goldfish & Koi
(You should see my monthly feed bill!)

Military

United States Army (1982-1989)

Military Intelligence Officer

Served in various Brigade and Battalion level positions, including Adjutant

Enlisted in 1982 - awarded full ROTC Scholarship in 1983 - Commissioned in 1985

Decorated Veteran

Citations for fiscal accountability, community service and leadership
Graduated Top Soldier in Basic Training and Officer Basic Course
Graduated with honors, U.S. Army Intelligence Center and School
Qualified 'Expert' on Rifle and Grenade

Education

Chaminade University of Honolulu, 1985 (Dual Program with University of HI)

Bachelor of Arts, Business Administration
President, Delta Mu Delta Business Honor Society
General George C. Marshall Leadership Award
Distinguished Military Graduate (DMG)
Cadet Commander of Troops
Governor's Award for Leadership

Truett-McConnell College, 1982, Cleveland, GA

Associate of Arts
Magna Cum Laude
President of Freshman and Sophomore Classes
George W. Truett Leadership Award

Contact

The Committee to Elect Gerry Purcell, Inc.
5665 Atlanta Highway
Suite 103-115
Alpharetta, GA 30004

info@gerrypurcell.com

www.gerrypurcell.com

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Gary Purcell: Better Government in Georgia is NOT More Centralized Government

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