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'''Billy Ray Chandler''' (born October 17, 1937),<ref>Net Detective, People Search</ref> is a departing [[Republican Party|Republican]] member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from District 22 in north central Louisiana. The district formerly encompassed seventy-two precincts from Grant, La Salle and parts of Winn and northern Rapides parishes. Chandler initally won a special election for the representative's post on April 29, 2006.
'''Billy Ray Chandler''' (born October 17, 1937),<ref>Net Detective, People Search</ref> is a [[Republican Party|Republican]] former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from District 22 in north central Louisiana. The district formerly encompassed seventy-two precincts from Grant, La Salle and parts of Winn and northern Rapides parishes. Chandler initally won a special election for the representative's post on April 29, 2006.
Chandler graduated from Dry Prong High School, since Grant High School, in the village of Dry Prong in Grant Parish. He attended Louisiana College in Pineville. Chandler and his wife, Marcia F. Chandler (born October 28, 1938), reside in Dry Prong. They have three children and three grandchildren. Chandler is a retired state manager of the Woodmen of the World Insurance Company. He is a deacon at the First [[Baptist]] Church of Dry Prong. He formerly served for twenty-four years on the Grant Parish School Board and for four years as a Dry Prong alderman.<ref name=reelect/>
Chandler graduated from Dry Prong High School, since Grant High School, in the village of Dry Prong in Grant Parish. He attended Louisiana College in Pineville. Chandler and his wife, Marcia F. Chandler (born October 28, 1938), reside in Dry Prong. They have three children and three grandchildren. Chandler is a retired state manager of the Woodmen of the World Insurance Company. He is a deacon at the First [[Baptist]] Church of Dry Prong. He formerly served for twenty-four years on the Grant Parish School Board and for four years as a Dry Prong alderman.<ref name=reelect/>