Moving back into the City of Richmond in 2018, just west of Carytown, in the near West End. My mother gave me this picture over Christmas, should be a good reminder of where I came from. My first memories were of this trailer, the original “tiny house” movement.
After an early morning case at Williamsburg Circuit Court, a gracious visit with William & Mary President Taylor Reveley, a tremendous leader, and dear mentor. Go Tribe! @williamandmary
But every business is a 100 Million Dollar Business. I love stories like this, people like this. If America allows this to happen, then it is a blessed place. Read the last paragraph, slowly. @WSJ great job.
There are so many things about this obituary that stuck with me. But as inspiration, I’ll share with you this thought: every business is a 100 Million Dollar Business. Even eggs. Every single one. But it may not be what is necessary, or how the owner defines success.
Smith Strong is proud to donate gifts to CrossOver Healthcare Ministry, serving more than 6500 people in need of free medical services in Richmond. Pictured from left: Heidi Lewis, Katie Smith, Rebekah Zauner, and Sara McBurney.
Visited the Cornerstone Revitalization Center at Shady Hill this afternoon off Jefferson Davis Highway south of Richmond today. Their community and free after school care provides much needed assistance to the poorest area in Chesterfield County, Va.
Pleased to welcome attorney Keith Jones as the newest member of our law firm Smith Strong, PLC. Keith’s a veteran of the US Navy and over 1,000 trials in Virginia. #legalstrength