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Matt Green
I really respect and value the life and efforts of not only my parents, but especially my grandparents. If you think of what they lived through and the change they witnessed over their lifetime…it’s remarkable. These are a few quality memories that I have from my grandparents.
From a picture of my two grandmothers, a picture of my grandparents’ general store that they lived above, to my grandpa at the meat chopping block with his apron. And lastly, which I have and will pass on to my kids, a 1960 Jeep Willys.
If you peek around Front Light and take note of our values, you will see the similarities.
~ Matt Green, President & CEO
Tom Grieve
“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” Tim Notke
~ Tom Grieve, Director of Construction
Chip Adams
I grew up in the Minneapolis, MN area where I met my wife in high school. We have been married for 40 years, with three grown children and seven grandchildren. I grew up in a family of homebuilders, with my father and four older brothers leading the way. I have been in the homebuilding business now for over 40 years. I owned a custom home building business in Minnesota and Wisconsin for 26 years prior to moving to South Carolina in 2012. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with the kids/grandkids, friends, and traveling. I am an avid golfer and I use to love flying airplanes, especially aerobatics.
~ Chip Adams, Sr. Project Manager
Andrew Deer
“The road to success is always under construction.”
~ Andrew Deer, Pricing Analyst
Delton Cunningham
I have always enjoyed accounting—I guess you could say it runs in my blood. My father received his accounting degree from the University of Texas at Austin and was a Cost Accountant for the Carnation Company in Houston, Texas before moving on to a life-long career with the Internal Revenue Service.
My son received his undergraduate accounting degree from Ole Miss and his graduate degree from Wake Forest and is currently an Audit Senior for Deloitte in Atlanta. My first job was as a cashier at my friend’s Dad’s gas station and my favorite part of the job was closing and reconciling each day’s sales.
In Graduate School I was a Cost Accounting Graduate Assistant before moving on to my first job at Arthur Andersen. I am already preparing to groom my grandchildren, as we have to maintain the family tradition of at least one accountant in each generation.
~ Delton Cunningham, CFO
Judalys Perez
“The cave you fear to enter holds the treasure you seek.”
– Joseph Campbell
Family is where life begins and love never ends.
~ Judalys Perez, Production Coordinator
Mary Weathersbee
The Trinity Knot: Signifies the unity of our family and endless family love.
~ Mary Weathersbee, Operations Coordinator
Craig West
“Acknowledging the good that you already have in your life is the foundation for all abundance.”
~ Craig West, Site Manager
Katie Thompson
“Enjoy the little things in life, for one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” – Robert Breault
~ Katie Thompson, Director of Sales and Planning Development
John Nugent
“Sometimes all it takes is a little hand reaching out to yours to remind you, without a doubt, that these are the best days of your life.”
~ John Nugent, Trade Services Lead
Julie Callaway
“I always knew I would be an interior designer from a young age because I was more interested in rearranging the furniture in my Barbie dream house than playing with the actual Barbie doll. In high school, I moved from the big city of Washington D.C. to the small town of Vidalia, Georgia where I met my high school sweetheart, Luke. After almost ten years of dating, Luke finally convinced me to move out to his farm where we just celebrated our first wedding anniversary. Luke farms tobacco, pecans, and cattle.”
~ Julie Callaway, Design Coordinator
Sara Williamsen
“Growing up here in Bluffton, I went through all my years of school where I was a cheerleader throughout middle school and high school. After graduating I went on to become the assistant coach for the high school team. During that time, I also coached recreational and competitive gymnastics in Bluffton. My favorite part about living in the Lowcountry is going on the boat with my friends and family as well as learning how to golf with my boyfriend.”
~ Sara Williamsen, Design Intern
