BIO – Arnette Easley Arnette Easley was born on June 2, 1960 to Robert and Cherry Dean Easley.
Arnette is one of ten children and at a young age he could be described as precocious and hard working. As a young boy, Arnette used to work in the woods with his father hauling wood, it was then that he learned the importance of work ethic and not 'sleeping half the day away.' Many would say that Arnette showed signs of entrepreneurship by taking on odd jobs in the community to earn money; that type of initiative would prove fruitful later in life.
Arnette graduated in May 1978 from Montgomery High School. As previously stated Arnette is no stranger to hard work, after being passed up for a promotion at Ball Metal, Arnette decided to pursue his business venture full time. His mother's words of stepping out on faith echoed in his mind as he formulated a plan to clean up America one building at a time. 14 years ago, Easley Enterprises of TX, Inc was established; Arnette created a business that he could be proud of and one that could take care of his family for generations to come. Since forming Easley Enterprises, Arnette thought it was important that his reach in the community be more than beneficial to just his immediate family, Arnette also had a vision to help others. Arnette began his Christian journey as a member of China Chapel United Methodist Church and has always had it in his heart to unite the churches and the people of Montgomery. During the year, Arnette can be found delivering fans in the summer, blankets and heaters in the winter and food year round. Arnette has never met a stranger and is always willing to help a person in need.
In 2009, Arnette founded Montgomery County United. The organization serves as a beacon of hope for families during that Christmas season. This year the organization serviced over 300 children and families in Montgomery County. As a current member of Fellowship of Montgomery Church he is the head of local mission activities. Keeping in line with being involved with the community, Arnette is a member of: MCHD Board Precinct 1 where he chairs the Indigent Care Committee, King David Masonic Lodge #2500, Montgomery Economic Development Corporation, Better Business Bureau, Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce, and is a lifetime member of the Montgomery County Fair Association to name a few. He has also been awarded the Dr. MLK Drum Major award in 2014, the Jewish Community Center North awarded him for his generous contribution during the renovation of their youth center, Dr. MLK Jr. Celebration's Business of the Year in 2016, and awarded by the Montgomery County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 99 for charitable contributions.
Lastly, Arnette is a doting husband, proud father of 4, loving grandfather of 7, caring brother, uncle and friend and a faithful and unwavering Christian man.