Tommy Vallejos has faithfully served his country and his community for nearly 40 years: as a 21-year veteran in the US Army Infantry; as a county commissioner; as a pastor; and as a gang awareness teacher and mentor. He has been married to his wife Caroline for over 39 years, and they are the proud parents of four children, and grand- parents of seven grandchildren. Tommy is a champion of policies that promote job growth and invigorate our state economy. He fights for limited government, for cutting the red tape on small businesses and employers, and for protecting Tennessee's status as a Right-to-Work state. Tommy is committed to ensuring solid infrastructure within District 67, including much needed relief all across Clarksville to complete long overdue road projects, which impacts our ability to attract companies to the district.