Ronnie Hunter

A proud, native Fort Worthian, who grew up or the Southside in the Highland Park neighborhood and was an active member of Mount Zion Baptist Church.

Ronnie is an alumnus of PolyTechnic High School and received his Bachelor's in Business Administration with a concentration in Marketing from University of Texas at Arlington (UTA). While attending UTA, he became a member of the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity. Post graduation, he pursued a career as a Financial Analyst with International Business Machines (IBM).

Over a distinguished career in finance, Ronnie honed his analytical skills, becoming a trusted advisor and mentor within his field. Upon retirement, he channeled his love of fitness into a new role as a fitness instructor, helping others achieve their health and wellness goals.

As a committed community volunteer, Ronnie has generously given his time and expertise to various local initiatives, making a significant impact on those around him. He has charitably contributed his time to: North Texas Food Bank, Adopt-A-School, Junior Achievement, Texas Christian University's M.J. Neeley School of Business Interview Day, Glencrest Neighborhood Civic League, and the Tarrant County Black Historical & Genealogical Society.

Outside of his professional arid volunteer endeavors, Ronnie enjoys cooking, a hobby that allows him to explore new cuisines arid share delicious meals with his loved ones. He treasures spending quality time with his family, creating lasting memories through shared experiences.

One of his most favorite past times is spending time with his daughter, Jazmin arid granddaughter, Sage. An avid traveler, Ronnie has explored diverse cultures arid landscapes, continually enriching his understanding of the world. Previously, Ronnie embarked on a new hobby and became a Thespian, debuting at Grapevine's Runaway Theatre. Truly, there are many dimensions to Ronnie Hunter.