Rep. Ray Jeffers' Life on the Family Farm Shaped His Politics
May 15, 2025
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Rep. Ray Jeffers' Life on the Family Farm Shaped His Politics
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Rep. Ray Jeffers' Life on the Family Farm Shaped His Politics
Summary
Rep. Ray Jeffers talks about the deep roots that ground his politics and public service, including stories from his upbringing on his family’s 106-year-old farm by his mother and grandparents.
The Person County Democrat reflects on the lessons they passed down, his early love of training dogs, and how those rural experiences continue to shape his perspective in the General Assembly.
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