Liberty Life Fall 2009.indd - Liberty Christian School
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Commissioner Andy Eads<br />
Visits his Alma Mater<br />
Celebrating his 20th Reunion at <strong>Liberty</strong>’s<br />
Homecoming<br />
“God has a plan for our lives,” began Commissioner<br />
Andy Eads as his visited with Missy Sharp’s world<br />
history class and Marshall Surratt’s journalism class.<br />
“I had a great career here at <strong>Liberty</strong>, and I made<br />
the most of it,” he said.<br />
Commissioner Andy Eads continues to make<br />
the most of life, as seen by his running for<br />
Commissioner of Denton County three years ago<br />
and winning.<br />
“Give it your all,” he said as he encouraged<br />
students. “<strong>Life</strong> is what you make it.”<br />
Good advice from a man who early on in his days<br />
at <strong>Liberty</strong> pursued leadership positions to make a<br />
difference.<br />
His 1989 yearbook is filled with articles written<br />
by him and pictures taken of him in various roles –<br />
no job seemed too small or challenge too great.<br />
After graduating from Howard Payne<br />
University in Brownwood, Texas, he worked in local<br />
government for the City of Addison.<br />
“I worked very, very hard,” he said, adding that<br />
the Bible says that he who is faithful in the little<br />
things will also be faithful in much.<br />
Eads shined in his roles for the city of Addison,<br />
even writing a book on the history of the city.<br />
Even when Eads later worked in real estate,<br />
he found himself wanting to give back to the<br />
community.<br />
“I researched the county commissioner’s position<br />
for a year and a half before I decided to run,” he<br />
said.<br />
Now today, as one of the commissioners for<br />
Denton County, he is responsible for many things,<br />
one of which is the construction and maintenance<br />
of county roads within his precincts, which include<br />
portions of Denton, Krum and Flower Mound, as<br />
well as other cities.<br />
Except for his college years, Eads has lived<br />
in Denton County all of his life. When driving<br />
on county roads as a youth, he used to think to<br />
Mrs. Vivian Nichols<br />
Editor-Communications<br />
Andy Eads and the 1989 yearbook staff<br />
Andy Eads with Andrew Wolski, Mrs. Parker’s president of<br />
the week, who sits in the oval office that is in her classroom.<br />
Andy Eads in Debate and Public Speaking at <strong>Liberty</strong><br />
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