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Meet Town
Leaders
Burris | Dover |
Harvey | Spurrier |
Henderson |Boyd |
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Mayor Donnie Grice |
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Councilmember
Jay Dover
is serving his second term on the Clover Town Council and was
elected as mayor pro tempore.
Dover is
currently employed with M.L. Ford & Sons in Clover. He
attended both York Technical College and University of South
Carolina at Lancaster. He is a lifelong resident of Clover, a
member of Clover ARP Church, and a 2005 graduate of Municipal
Elected Institute of South Carolina.
Dover was
formerly employed by the Town of Clover Recreation, where he
served as a maintenance specialist and community service
supervisor.
During his stint
with the Recreation Department, Dover served as a volunteer
coach for youth soccer teams and umpired both baseball and
softball as a certified Dixie Youth umpire. Keeping with his
history of involvement with area youth recreation, Dover
currently serves on the York County Recreation Coalition.
E-mail
councilmember Dover
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 Councilmember Ann
Harvey has been a member of the Clover Town Council for
the past 10 years. A Clover native, Harvey graduated from
Clover High School before continuing her education at Evans
Business College in Gastonia, North Carolina.
In 1995, Harvey retired from Chicago Rawhide in Gastonia where
she held the position of Customer Service Representative. She
served as Mayor Pro-Tem from August 1995 through 1997. Harvey
also participated in the York County Child Watch and graduated
in July of 1998 from the South Carolina Municipal Elected
Officials Institute of Government.
In September of 1998, Harvey served as an official delegate of
the Town of Clover, traveling to Clover's twin city, Larne,
Northern Ireland. She is honored to have been a member of the
town council which received the Municipal Achievement Award in
August of 1997.
Ms. Harvey is an active member of the Clover Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church and works as a substitute teacher
in the Clover public schools.
E-mail Ms. Harvey
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 Councilmember
Wes Spurrier, a native of Clover, South Carolina, was born
on December 8, 1971. He graduated with Honors from Clover High
School in 1990. Four years later, he finished Clemson
University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting. In 2000, he
married his wife, Brantlee, and on June 30, 2004 they
celebrated the birth of their daughter, Charlotte Blair
Spurrier.
On Nov. 8, 2005, Spurrier was elected to his first term on
the Clover Town Council. However, being new to the council
does not mean that he is new to the value of serving his
community. He has been extremely active in the Junior Chamber
of Commerce (Jaycees), a community service and training
organization, where he has held positions as: Clover Local
President, SC State President, US National Vice-President, and
International Vice-President. Spurrier
is a 2006 Graduate of the Municipal Elected Institute of South
Carolina.
Mr. Spurrier is an active member of the Clover Presbyterian
Church and is employed by Hewitt Associates, a human resources
firm in Charlotte, North Carolina. |
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 Councilmember
Bruce Henderson was born in York, South Carolina on
December 31st, 1965 to James and Sylvia Henderson. At an early
age, Bruce’s mother passed away and his father became too ill
to care for him properly. Bruce was then adopted by his
mother’s sister, Dixie Deal, and her husband Dickie Deal.
Bruce graduated from the Clover School District in 1984 and
immediately began work with SE Huffman Corporation from
1984-1988. Even though he was a York resident from 1984-1993,
Bruce surrounded his life with Clover activities and it became
such a part of his life that he moved to Clover in 1993. Bruce
currently resides at 204 Memorial Drive with his beautiful
daughter Lyndsay, while sharing joint custody with her mother.
Bruce is a
2006 Graduate of the Municipal Elected Institute of South
Carolina.
After leaving SE Huffman in 1988, Bruce graduated from the
Mary Brewer Insurance School in Columbia and earned his South
Carolina State Insurance License to write Life, Accident,
Health and Property and Casualty policies. Altogether, Bruce
has been very successful in the insurance industry for 13
years. January 2007, he made a career change. He
works for Barrett-Brown, Inc of Gastonia NC as a
inside/outside salesman. Barrett-Brown is a bearing and power
transmission supplier for this area and the region. In
his spare time he also is co-owner and
operator of the R&B Painting Company located in Clover.
Prior to becoming involved with the Clover Town Council, he
obtained governmental experience while serving on the Clover
Town Planning Commission for two years. Through the Planning
Commission service, and now as a member of the Town Council,
Bruce is able to give back to the people of this community
which played an important role in his personal development.
He is also an active member in the South Gastonia Church of
God where he is involved in a number of church activities
including the choir and teaching. This prayerful foundation of
Bruce’s life will aid and assist him in every decision that
may impact Clover and its citizens. Bruce has extreme faith in
people, and it is these people that make this such a great
country, not what the government does regardless of the level.
He is committed to creating an environment that instigates
positive life and wonderful experiences for everyone, and if
he can be of assistance to anyone, please feel free to call or
email him.
 Councilmember Granita M. Boyd is a
lifelong resident of Clover, S.C. She has been a community
advocate for many years, and spearheaded and organized the
Roosevelt Community Watch, Inc. in 1997. Through this
organization, partnerships were formed with city and county
officials to improve the safety and well-being of community
living. Also, through the organization and collaborative
efforts from the town, The Roosevelt Community Park was
erected and a $350.000.00 grant was awarded to the town to
renovate housing to state standards. Granita also served as a
volunteer on the Clover Area Assistance Center Board of
Directors.
Granita received a Bachelor's Degree from S.C. State
University in Orangeburg, S.C. in Counseling Education, and a
Master's Degree from Winthrop University, Rock Hill, S.C., in
Community and Agency Counseling. She is a certified Clinical
Social Worker for the State of N.C. and have been employed in
the mental health field for 17 years. She is presently
employed by Pathways Mental Health Center in Gastonia, N.C. as
a Clinical Supervisor for Crisis Emergency Services. She is
also a member of the Associate Minister's Ministry at
Friendship Baptist Church, Gastonia N.C. Granita is a
2006 Graduate of the Municipal Elected Institute of South
Carolina.
Granita and Vernie Boyd have been married for 25 years. They
have two children born of this marriage, Shonte Jackson of
Charlotte, N.C. and Kacey Boyd of Clover. One grand-daughter,
NyAsia, who lives in the home. |
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