Room 213
Post Office Box 1018
Jackson, MS 39215
4889 Bobo Place
Olive Branch, MS 38654
Full Name:
David Parker
Gender:
Male
Family:
Wife: Ashleigh; 4 Children: Allie, Jack, Luke, Jude
Birth Date:
09/09/1969
Birth Place:
Memphis, TN
Home City:
Olive Branch, MS
Religion:
Methodist
Graduated, Christian Brothers University
OD, Southern College of Optometry
Senator, Mississippi State Senate, District 2, 2013-present
Candidate, Mississippi State Senate, District 2, 2023
Member, Congressional Redistricting Committee
Chair, Economic and Workforce Development Committee
Member, Elections Committee
Member, Finance Committee
Member, Housing Committee
Member, Judiciary, Division A Committee
Vice Chair, Public Health and Welfare Committee
Member, Rules Committee
Former Member, Economic Development Committee, Mississippi State Senate
Former Vice Chair, Local and Private Committee, Mississippi State Senate
Former Vice Chair, Technology Committee, Mississippi State Senate
Former Chair, Veterans and Military Affairs Committee, Mississippi State Senate
Founder/Optometrist, Olive Branch Eye Care, 1995-present
Team Leader, Federal Express
Adjunct Faculty Professor/Resident Intern Supervisor, Southern College of Optometry
Adjunct Faculty Professor, University of Alabama-Birmingham School of Optometry
Member/Diplomat, American Board of Optometry, present
Member, American Optometric Association, present
Member/Former President, Mississippi Optometric Association, present
Member/Former Chair, Advisory Board, Southern Eye Associates
Member/Former Society President/Legislative Chair, Northwest Mississippi Society of Optometrists
Awards:
First Year Outstanding Clinician Award for Southern College of Optometry;
Who's Who Among American Colleges and Universities;
Beta Sigma Kappa International Honor Fraternity Member;
James P. Brownlee OD of the Year Award, Mississippi 2012;
First Board Certified (ABO) Optometrist in Mississippi
Priority Issues:
David Parker will work to create:
*Stronger Schools -- To give our children the tools for success.
*Safer Streets -- To make Mississippi a safer place to live, work, and raise a family.
*Lower Taxes -- To help hardworking families and businesses keep more.
*More Jobs -- To put Mississippians back to work.