From Service to Leadership: Loudoun County Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall (#shorts)

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Upbringing and call to service

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Unidentified Speaker said they were raised in a large military family and that their grandparents taught that 'the price to live in this country is service,' framing their life choices around public service.

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Unidentified speaker described a lifelong commitment to public service, saying they served three governors and chaired two state boards, and said they were the first person of color elected chair in Virginia's history. Remarks were framed as a personal reflection; no formal actions recorded in the transcript provided.

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