Greg Edwards —
Senior Vice President for First National
Bank of Weatherford
Greg loves being involved in the community and helping
people achieve their goals, from assisting a large business
improve efficiency or expand to a small business just start-
ing out or a family building their dream home. Most people
don’t know that prior to getting into banking, Greg spent
the first eight years of his working career in the conven-
tion and entertainment industry as the controller of the Fort
Worth/Tarrant County Convention Center. What’s interest-
ing about Greg? “The #EdwardsChallenge that my daughter
Maddie and I started last year,” he explained. “It was our
commitment to one another to run one 5K together in each
month of 2019. We accomplished our goal and are now
carrying it forward in 2020. And through her postings on
social media, others have accepted the challenge and there
are now people across the country attempting it this year.”
Greg would like to be remembered as one who played a
part in bringing a wonderful human being into this world.
“Secondly, I hope that it’s because I touched people’s lives
in a positive and uplifting manner.”
Cheyenne Mowery —
Manager at Nature Mado
Mercantile
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Cheyenne sells CBD Health and wellness options
for those looking for a holistic and healthier
approach to modern medicine. Most people don’t
know that Cheyenne rodeoed in high school and
was homeschooled, graduating college early.
“I finished my homeschooling program when I
was 16 and started taking classes at Weatherford
College. I started Tarleton in 2013, when I was
19 and graduated in 2015 when I was 21 with a
Bachelors in Animal Production.” She loves taking
care of animals and has a mini pig that thinks she’s
Cheyenne’s daughter. “I believe she truly thinks
she is my own flesh and blood. I’ve had her since
she was 10 days old. She loves treats, pets and
baths, but only if she can bob for Cheerios in the
process.” Cheyenne would most like to be remem-
bered for being a caring, fun and loving person.