Ronnie Smith

Ronnie Smith is from County, North Carolina. He has a bachelor 27s of science in intermediate education from Fayetteville State University and two master 27s degrees, one in industrial management and one in human relations, from Webster University in Saint Louis, Missouri. He is active in his community and church.

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Ronnie is a retired United States Air Force officer. He served for 20 years and retired as a major. 

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Ronnie is currently a Martin County Commissioner. He was first elected to the Martin County Board of Commissioners in 2002.

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Ronnie Smith has a bachelor 27s degree in intermediate education from Fayetteville State University and a double master 27s in industrial management and human relations from Webster University. He is active in his community and church.

Ronnie is a retired United States Air Force major. He also serves as president of the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners. 

Ronnie is currently a Martin County Commissioner. He was first elected in 2002.