Doug Ward is proud to call Chilton County Alabama home. He grew up traveling across America with his father, who worked building gas pipelines and on oil rigs but always returned home to Central Alabama. His father instilled in him a strong work ethic and a love of history.
That love of history inspired Doug to spend several years researching and interviewing the “Footsoldiers” of the American Civil rights movement. Hearing firsthand the things that can happen when citizens have no voice in government struck a strong cord with Doug.
As much as things have changed in some ways, in others they have not. His view is that bureaucracy and the “good old boy network” has robbed the people of Alabama of any real voice in Government.
Bio:
Born – Clanton Alabama 1968
Doug spent 25 years in the I.T. Industry as a contractor working primarily on large commercial and military projects including R.F.I.D. Installations on Fort Leavenworth, and as a project manager retrofitting the Network infrastructure at the 117th Air Refueling Wing in Birmingham Alabama.
For the past 6 years, Doug was been the installation manager for an Engineering firm that handles the Maxwell Air Force Base commercial internet system.
Doug is a certified meditation teacher and teaches free classes in mindfulness and meditation three days a week to help those in the community struggling with depression, anxiety, and addiction.
A proud husband, father, and grandfather Doug wants to see his grandchildren live in a world where the people still have a voice in the government . For that to happen he knows something has to change.
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