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About Myra Neal Morrison
Myra Neal Morrison grew up
in Washington, D.C. with her parents Dr. Fred W. Morrison and
Emma Neal Morrison. Her love for animals began as a child with
her participation in horse shows and trips to her grandfather’s
farm in
Scotland County, NC. Myra graduated high school from
National Cathedral
School. She attended North Carolina Women's College in
Greensboro, currently known as
UNC-Greensboro, for two years. She finished her
undergraduate degree, 2 years of law school, and a year of
graduate business at UNC-Chapel
Hill. During this same time, Myra attended agricultural
courses at NC State University
in Raleigh, NC, which helped her with her future farming career.
Myra is active in several farming
organizations. She is an Area 12 Director for the
American Brahman
Breeders Association. Myra has served as a director
and is an active member with
the North Carolina Simmental
Association and the
American
Simmental Association. Myra was president of the
Carolinas Brahman
Breeders Association in 1999-2001 and continues as an active
member. She also served as Chairman of the Board of
Supervisors for Cabarrus
County Soil and Water Conservation District for several
years.
Myra is the mother of three daughters Trish,
Sandy and Shirley, and
the proud grandmother of Dane, Alexander, Morgan, Owen, Nicolas,
Jaden and Mayah. She spends most of her time with field work and
taking care of the cattle. What free time she has is spent with
her grandchildren and working on her computer. She has built her
own database program as well as spreadsheets to track her cattle
and update calving, vaccinating and breeding information. She is
an avid collector of orchids
and has three very spoiled
shih-tzu’s named Bodie, Tux & Teddy.
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