19 Mar 2018 Brian and Amanda Parsons are the founders of Fishin’ for a Mission
“We have always had a heart for local missions and a love for fishing, so in 2014 we founded a nonprofit organization,” said Amanda. “We hold an annual bass fishing tournament, with proceeds benefiting other charities in our community. After only three years, we have raised nearly $8,000! We are gearing up for our fourth tournament on Saturday, April 28.”
Co-owner of 501 Advertising and Publishing/Publisher of 501 LIFE. A native of New Iberia, La., Sonja is a graduate of Hartman High School (Johnson County) and Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia. Sonja is active in the community, serving on various boards and committees including the Conway Regional Women’s Council, the UCA Reynolds Community Council and the Faulkner County Council on Aging. A daughter of Mary and Stan Clinesmith of Conway, she has three younger sisters, Tricia, Stacey and Lori. Sonja and her husband, Tom, have four grown children – James, Emily, Laura and Joe. The family attends Grace United Methodist Church in Conway.
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