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Stephen Pearl – City Human Resources Director
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Stephen Pearl poses on Thursday on the Plaza stage across from Nacogdoches City Hall. A 2010 graduate of Stephen F. Austin State University with degrees in public administration and criminal justice, he is the city’s new human resources director.
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- If you could move anywhere on earth, where would it be? It would be hard for me to leave the great state of Texas, but I would love to live on the beach somewhere in the Caribbean.
- If you had $1 million, what would you do with the money? I would pay off anything that I owed, get new vehicles, get a new bass boat, share some money with my family and invest the rest.
- What is your biggest fear? I’m not sure. It is probably to not be able to bass fish and enjoy a peaceful day on the lake.
- What is the best compliment you have ever received? That I am dependable, and someone who can always be counted on.
- What would you like people to know about you? My favorite vacation spot is the beach. I like collecting coins and meeting new people, and my favorite hobby is bass fishing.
- What do you like most about Nacogdoches? Nacogdoches is a great town. I really enjoy the history, friendly atmosphere and landscape.
- What is one item scientists should invent? Human teleportation.
- What is the last movie you saw? The last movie I saw at the movie theater was “Lone Survivor.”
- What is your favorite music genre? I enjoy a wide variety of music, but if I had to pick my favorite I would pick country.
- Do you have any pets? I have no pets but would like to get a dog soon.
- What do you like to do in your free time? I really enjoy being outdoors, fishing and playing sports.
Posted: Sunday, August 10, 2014 11:30 pm
Former city intern returns as human resources director
By Paul Bryant
pbryant@dailysentinel.com
The Daily Sentinel
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The lure of Nacogdoches was too much for Stephen Pearl to ignore.
“I came here for the opportunity,” he said. “It’s a much bigger city. Nacogdoches is a wonderful place, and I loved being here when I was in college. I am excited to be back.”
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