Terri Union Sworn in as PWC Commissioner
2002-03 PWC Officers Elected

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July 11, 2002

Terri Union, of Union Corrugating Company, was sworn in Wednesday as Commissioner of the Fayetteville Public Works Commission.

The first woman to serve on the PWC Board in the company’s 97-year history, Union was sworn in by Fayetteville Mayor Marshall Pitts to a four-year term on the Commission. She replaces Milt Wofford, who’s second term on the PWC Board ended in June, 2002.
An active member of the community, Union is currently Secretary of the Greater Fayetteville Futures Action Board, Vice-President of the Fayetteville Area Plant Managers Association, Chairman of the Cumberland County “Friends of the Library” Endowment Committee, and serves on the Board of Trustees at Methodist College.

She serves as Executive Vice-President of Union Corrugating Co., a family-owned and operated business that started in Fayetteville in 1946. Fayetteville is the home office of the company that produces metal building products and has seven manufacturing and distribution locations throughout the United States.

At Wednesday’s meeting, the 2002-03 PWC officers were also elected. Vance Neal, who has served on the board since 1996, was elected Chairman of the Board. Wilson Lacy, who joined the board in 2001, was elected Vice-Chairman. Robert “Sandy” Saunders, immediate past PWC chairman, was selected as Secretary and Union was elected as Treasurer.

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