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Fayetteville native

Fayetteville native Tim Dunn, 45, is a Democratic challenger in the upcoming contest for North Carolina's 8th Congressional District. A Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Marine Corps Reserve with a strong commitment to his country, family, and community, Dunn is ready to fight for change.

Tim has served in both Iraq and Europe, giving him the broad perspective needed to help America chart a better foreign policy course. He is concerned that we have failed to give our servicemen and women in Iraq the tools that they need to win and haven't clearly defined our strategy for winning. And he is deeply troubled by Congress' failure to keep its promises to our nation's veterans.

With his boots-on-the-ground experience, Dunn knows the challenges our troops face, and he knows that supporting our troops overseas means keeping our commitments to them and their families at home.   

At home, Tim has strong community ties as an elder of the First Presbyterian Church, youth sports coach, and Kiwanis member. He believes strongly in giving back to the community that has given so much to him and his family. He and his wife of 26 years, Susan, have three children and reside in Fayetteville, where he practices law. 

As an attorney, Tim Dunn understands the challenges faced by thousands of small business owners and he is ready to stand up and fight for America's working families. He cares deeply that thousands of North Carolina workers have lost their jobs due to bad trade agreements and he will never put Washington politics in front of North Carolina families.

Now Tim Dunn is ready to serve his country again.  His experience will appeal to everyone who believes its time for a change.

More About Tim Dunn                   
                       
Law Offices of Timothy M. Dunn, P.A.    1995 - Present
Established 1995, concentrates in civil, criminal, and military litigation cases. Represents injured persons and military personnel at courts-martial.   

Key Positions, United States Marine Corp - 1986 - Present
Regime Crimes Liaison Office, United States Mission, Baghdad, Iraq. Served as Legal Advisor to the Iraqi Special Tribunal in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Helped in the investigation and prosecution of high-value detainees including Saddam Hussein.
Executive Officer and Brigade Platoon Commander: 4th Air Naval Gunfire Liaison Company (ANGLICO). Served in Iraq, Kosovo and other European countries in combat zones and strategic operations. Officer-in-Charge of numerous deployments.
Desert Shield and Desert Storm Veteran. 13th Marine Expeditionary Unit (Special Operations Capable). 

Personal Awards
Bronze Star Medal
Meritorious Service Medal
Navy / Marine Corps Commendation Medal
Combat Action Ribbon

Education
Campbell University School of Law, NC, Juris Doctor, 1987
UNC at Chapel Hill, BS, Criminal Justice and Political Science, 1982

Civic Activities and Associations
First Presbyterian Church: Elder, Sunday school teacher, and youth advisor. 
Boy Scouts of America: Assistant Scout Master; Wolf and Webelos Den leader.
Fayetteville Kiwanis Club:  Served on Board of Directors, blood drive coordinator, participated in numerous youth outreach programs.
YMCA and Fayetteville Recreation Center:  Coach for youth basketball, baseball, and football programs.
Veteran of Foreign Wars:  Life member.

Family
Married for 26 years to the former Susan Carole Morris of Fayetteville, North Carolina. Susan and Tim have three children.