A veteran of

Vietnam and the Gulf War, he is a member of the Fayetteville American

Legion, Post 105. He is currently serving his third year as Sergeant at

Arms for the group. The American Legion supports many local charities

and hosts an annual awards banquet for law enforcement, fire and emergency

personnel in the county.

Dunn jumped

in fully to support the efforts of Fayette Senior Services to build a

new senior center. Andy Carden noted, "Greg Dunn has gone the extra

miles from his position on the Commission for seniors. He has very presence

in obtaining the 3 acres of land. Without him, it would not have been

a reality. Further, he has been in the forefront of several discussion

with Jim Mallot and assisting us several technical questions."

Prior to moving,

he served on the Board of Directors of the neighborhood association at

Whitewater Creek and was in charge of security for the area.

He served on

the steering committee to elect Bob Dole in Georgia and continues to volunteer

his time with the Coverdell Leadership Institute.

Prior to running

for County Commission, he was a Precinct Chair and Vice Chair for the

Fayette County Republican Party.

Volunteering

is not a new activity for Dunn. He served on the Mayor's Ad Hoc Committee

for the revitalization of Tennessee while living there, served on the

School Board in Kentucky for three years and one year on the School Board

in Kansas. He was responsible for organizing the Special Olympics one

year and assisted in the efforts another year. He has worked to support

the American Cancer Society and the March of Dimes and continues to support

these and other local charities through donations.