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CityViewNC .com | 29 F A M I L Y O W N E D B U S I N E S S E S The Chavonne Group The Chavonne Group is a management company responsible for a growing list of businesses owned by Joanne and Tony Chavonne. The list includes Single Source Real Estate Services, TL Holdings Commercial Property and CityView Magazine. "It is every parent's hope that their community can offer the types of jobs that allow their children to return home," Tony Chavonne said. "Joanne and I are excited to have our sons involved in helping grow our businesses and our community." Grayson Chavonne has served as vice president of Single Source for eight years, focusing on paralegal work and post-closing management. He is a graduate of Appalachian State University and is a certified paralegal. His wife, Samantha, is a licensed title underwriter. They have two sons, Tony III and Reece. Tyson Chavonne has joined the company after a 10-year career at H&H Homes, where he was most recently corporate director of construction. He oversaw a production team responsible for the construction of over 800 new homes per year. Tyson is a graduate of Appalachian State University and is a licensed general contractor. In his new role as vice president of Chavonne Group LLC, Tyson will manage the company's technology and operational needs. He also plans to build residential homes in the Fayetteville area as head of Tyson Chavonne Builders. Tyson's wife, Tyler, is a licensed speech pathologist and is a law school student at North Carolina Central University. 910-286-6887 2919 Breezewood Ave. Ste 300 Fayetteville, NC 28303 Color Sense Painting 910-476-0201 | www.colorsensepainting.com The Sensible Choice Color Sense Painting LLC represents three generations of painters, all of whom are dedicated to the principles of dependability, professionalism and integrity. Those qualities originated with Rufus "Pop" Felton, a veteran painter with over 40 years experience who inspired his family to follow in his footsteps. "As a child and through my teenage years, my brother and I would work for him in the summer," Reginald Felton said. "He taught me to be diligent, professional and a man of integrity. Those were important principles that I have passed down to my sons." Reginald and his wife Natascha are the owners of Color Sense, and their youngest son Raevon is a crew member. Pops Felton is a supervisor. "We're a Christian business, and I attribute the success that we're having to God," Reginald Felton said. "I have more wisdom through my father, the support of my wife and zeal through my son. Fayetteville has been good to me and my company. I have been fortunate to meet some wonderful people who have embraced us." "In a world that has been tested in recent months," he said, "I believe that cities like Fayetteville will get us through it."

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