Thomas Davis Rust

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Thomas Davis Rust

Member of the Virginia House of Delegates
State Delegate District: 86
Political Affiliation: Republican
Assumed Office 2002
Religion Episcopalian

Thomas Davis (Tom) Rust (born 1941-07-21 in Front Royal, Virginia) is a member of Virginia's House of Delegates, R - 86th District (Counties of Fairfax (part), including town of Herndon, and Loudoun (part))

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[edit] Personal

[edit] Education

  • Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (B.S.; Civil Engineering; 1965)
  • George Washington University; Washington; D.C. (Masters; Public Works Engineering; 1978)
  • University of Virginia (Masters of Urban/Environmental Planning; 1989)

[edit] Membership & Affiliation

  • St. Timothy's Episcopal Church
  • Virginia Tech Board of Visitors
  • Northern Virginia Regional Commission
  • Northern Virginia Transportation Coordinating Council (executive committee)
  • Fairfax/Falls Church United Way (former chairman)
  • Dulles Area Transportation Association
  • Northern Virginia Community Foundation
  • American Red Cross (honorary director)
  • Virginia Tech Committee of 100
  • Fairfax Committee of 100
  • American Planning Association
  • American Institute of Certified Planners
  • Longwood College, Board of Visitors, (1980-1988)

[edit] Occupation/Profession

Civil engineer

[edit] Awards

  • Herndon Jaycees, Man of the Year (1979)
  • Vecinos Unidos Recognition for Assistance to Hispanic Youth (1997)
  • Who's Who in the United States (1998)
  • Best of Herndon-Dulles Award (1999)
  • Patrick Henry Award (2001)
  • Virginia Tech, Academy of Distinguished Alumni for Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (2001)

[edit] Political

[edit] Elected State/ Local Office

  • Mayor, Town of Herndon, (1976-1984, 1990-2001)
  • Herndon Town Council (1971-76)

[edit] House of Delegates Committees (2003)

  • Education
  • Science and Technology
  • Transportation

[edit] Notes

    Virginia House of Delegates (2003). Historical Bio for Thomas Davis Rust. Retrieved on January 22, 2007.

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