Herald Coaster Sun., Jul 8, 1979
Gates attended Sam Houston State University. He moved to Fort Bend County in 1950 and operated the Richmond Drive-In restaurant and was an automobile salesman. In 1964, he won the race for state representative. His priority program was funding the Richmond State School. He was a county judge from 1966 to 1978. His philosophy was "..keeping my mouth shut and trying to get along with everybody."
Gates attended Sam Houston State University. He moved to Fort Bend County in 1950 and operated the Richmond Drive-In restaurant and was an automobile salesman. In 1964, he won the race for state representative. His priority program was funding the Richmond State School. He was a county judge from 1966 to 1978. His philosophy was "..keeping my mouth shut and trying to get along with everybody."
Herald Coaster Sun., Jul 8, 1979
Gates attended Sam Houston State University. He moved to Fort Bend County in 1950 and operated the Richmond Drive-In restaurant and was an automobile salesman. In 1964, he won the race for state representative. His priority program was funding the Richmond State School. He was a county judge from 1966 to 1978. His philosophy was "..keeping my mouth shut and trying to get along with everybody."
Gates attended Sam Houston State University. He moved to Fort Bend County in 1950 and operated the Richmond Drive-In restaurant and was an automobile salesman. In 1964, he won the race for state representative. His priority program was funding the Richmond State School. He was a county judge from 1966 to 1978. His philosophy was "..keeping my mouth shut and trying to get along with everybody."
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