Walter Marshall
3246 Kittering Lane
Winston-Salem, NC 27105
Home: (336) 723-0852
Office: (336) 529-0094
FAX: (336) 721-1459
Initially Elected: February, 1997
Term Expires: December, 2010
Occupation
- Forsyth County Commissioner
- Retired Teacher
Education
- 1996 - Certificate in Exceptional Children's Education, A&T State Univ.
- 1980 - Certificate in Exceptional Children's Education, Greensboro College
- 1978 - Masters Degree in Intermediate Education, A&T State University
- 1969 - Studied Language - UNC Chapel Hill
- 1965 - Bachelor of Science Degree in Health & Physical Education, WSSU
Community Service
- 2008 - Vice-President, N.C. Association of Black County Commissioners
- 2008 - Vice-Chair, NACO Air Quality Steering Committee
- 2007 - N.C. Assn. of County Commissioners Community Development Task Force
- 2007 - N.C. Assn. of County Commissioners Education Committee
- 2007 - N.C. Assn. of County Commissioners Environmental Committee
- 2007 - N.C. Teaching Fellows Scholarship Program Regional Steering Committee
- 2007 - National Assn. of Counties Environmental Energy and Land Use Steering Committee
- 2003 - Forsyth County Democratic Men
- 2000 - Member of Winston-Salem Roundtable/Member of Winston-Salem Branch NAACP
- 1989 - Chairman, NAACP Education Committee
- 1988 - President, NAACP - Winston-Salem Branch
- 1988 - Led NAACP to file suit against Forsyth County Commissioners and the WSFC School Board which resulted in
the formation of District Elections for both boards
- 1984 - Jesse Jackson Delegate to National Democratic Convention
- 1981 - State Democratic Executive Committee Member
Awards and Honors
- 2003 - Chairman, NCACC Education Committee /
Member of NACO Environmental Energy and Land Use
Steering Committee
- 2001 - NC Legislative Black Caucus Community Leadership Award
- 1998 - Selected to fill the unexpired term of Mazie Woodruff on the Forsyth County Board of Commissioners:
Member of Six Committees: TAC, Piedmont Council of
Government (Committee Chairman), Dept. of Social Services
- 1997 - Elected as the first African-American man to serve on the Forsyth County Board of Commmissioners,
District A
- 1996 - Who's Who in American Education
- 1992 - Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Board of Education, Chairman of
Policy Committee
- 1990 - Distinguished Alumni Award from National Association for Equal
Opportunity in Higher Education
- 1990 - NAACP Charles McLean Award for Forsyth County Branch NAACP
- 1989 - National Association of Education Human Relations Award
- 1986 - Winston-Salem Chronicle's "Man of the Year" Award
Family
- Married to Paulette Gwyn Marshall
- 2 adult children: Krista and Malcolm
- 3 grandchildren: Ashanti, Ahmani, Khouri
Religion
- Member - Emmanual Baptist Church
Philosophy
Like Hubert Humphrey, I too believe that "the moral test of government is measured by the way it treats those at the
Dawn of Life, the children, the Shadows of Life, the poor and needy, and the Twilight of Life, the Aging."
As a Commissioner, my major focus has always been on using the County's scarce resources to protect the common good of
all our citizens in Forsyth County.
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