NASHVILLE, TN — District Attorney Glenn Funk and representatives of his office met with Tennessee Tribune Publisher, Mrs. Rosetta Miller Perry recently to discuss working together on issues that are important to our community.
The DA’s office enjoyed a luncheon with Mrs. Perry in which many of General Glenn Funk’s new hires had an opportunity to meet the publisher, introduce themselves and discuss their areas of focus.
District Attorney Glenn Funk said:
“The Tennessee Tribune is an esteemed publication in our city. Our office looks forward to developing a mutually beneficial working relationship with the newspaper. We all have tremendous respect for Rosetta Miller Perry and the work she has done to make Nashville a more inclusive city for all residents.” Mrs. Perry said “I am very impressed with the new diversity of the DA Office and pray that all Federal, State and Local officials in Nashville follow the same hiring pattern in our most impressive multicultural city.”
Featured Image Caption: Front row l-r, Dorinda Carter, Grace Guerra, Rosetta Miller Perry, Amy Hunter, Lody Limbird, Katy Miller and Byron Pugh; Back row l-r, Dan Hamm, Norris Tarkington, Glenn Funk, Derry Harper, Danielle Nellis and Chris Buford