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August 16, 2007

Easley names Willoughby to state regulatory board

James T. Willoughby III has been named to the North Carolina Board of Funeral Service by Gov. Mike Easley.

Willoughby, 43, is the president and manager of Hemby-Willoughby Mortuary Inc. in Tarboro, Fountain and Scotland Neck. He is a graduate of Farmville Central High School and Gupton Jones College of Funeral Service in Atlanta.

He is past president of funeral directors and Morticians Association of North Carolina Inc., a member of the N.C. Victims Compensative Commission, a member of the Edgecombe Entrepreneur Organization and on the Tarboro Edgecombe Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors.

Last year, Willoughby was presented a Continuing the Dream award by Edgecombe County Public Schools. In 2003, he was named professional of the Year by the Funeral and Morticians Association of N.C..

He is a trustee at Eastern Star Missionary Baptist Church.

Willoughby is married to the former Phyllis Joyner. They have three sons: James IV, Marcus and Phillip.

Hemby-Willloughby Mortuary was founded in 1932 by Willoughby's great-grandfather, Simon E. Hemby. James III's late father James Willoughby Jr. began work in the business at age 16 and James III has been involved since 1985.

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