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|children=Three daughters
|children=Three daughters
|party=[[Democratic Party|Democrat]]-turned-[[Republican Party|Republican]] (1984)
|party=[[Democratic Party|Democrat]]-turned-[[Republican Party|Republican]] (1984)
|occupation=[[Eastern High School (Middletown, [[Kentucky]])
|occupation=[[Business]]man
|alma_mater=Eastern High School (Middletown, [[Kentucky]])
[[Georgia Institute of Technology]]
[[Georgia Institute of Technology]]
|residence=Covington, St. Tammany Parish}}
|residence=Covington, St. Tammany Parish}}
Dastugue's place of birth is missing. He graduated in 1973 from Eastern High School in Middletown, [[Kentucky]], near [[Louisville]]. He then earned a Bachelor of Science degree in [[civil engineering]] from the [[Georgia Institute of Technology]] in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]]. Upon his graduation in 1977, he returned to his native New Orleans to assume a position as commercial leasing manager for Medallion Management, Inc., with responsibilities for office buildings and shopping centers. In 1983, he joined Property Network, Inc., and progressed from investment sales broker to vice president of the commercial sales division to senior vice president for Louisiana, [[Florida]], and [[Texas]]. In 1985, he founded Property One, a full service commercial real estate firm that grew into of the largest firms in south Louisiana.
Dastugue's place of birth is missing. He graduated in 1973 from Eastern High School in Middletown, [[Kentucky]], near [[Louisville]]. He then earned a Bachelor of Science degree in [[civil engineering]] from the [[Georgia Institute of Technology]] in [[Atlanta]], [[Georgia]]. Upon his graduation in 1977, he returned to his native New Orleans to assume a position as commercial leasing manager for Medallion Management, Inc., with responsibilities for office buildings and shopping centers. In 1983, he joined Property Network, Inc., and progressed from investment sales broker to vice president of the commercial sales division to senior vice president for Louisiana, [[Florida]], and [[Texas]]. In 1985, he founded Property One, a full service commercial real estate firm that grew into of the largest firms in south Louisiana.
Dastugue's commercial real estate experience includes leasing, investment sales, development, property management, construction project management, and consulting. He has also served on numerous civic organizations and real estate industry committees. He was honored by the Jefferson Board of Realtors as "Realtor Associate of the Year." He served on the board of directors of WYES [[PBS|public television]] and the New Orleans Regional [[Chamber of Commerce]]. He sits on the board of the Idea Village, and the [[John James Audubon|
Dastugue's commercial real estate experience includes leasing, investment sales, development, property management, construction project management, and consulting. He has also served on numerous civic organizations and real estate industry committees. He was honored by the Jefferson Board of Realtors as "Realtor Associate of the Year." He served on the board of directors of WYES [[PBS|public television]] and the New Orleans Regional [[Chamber of Commerce]]. He sits on the board of the Idea Village, and the [[John James Audubon|Audubon]] Institute. In addition to his engineering credentials, Dastugue is a graduate of the Institute of Politics at the [[Roman Catholic]] Loyola University of New Orleans. He was formerly a youth basketball and softball coach for his three daughters.
Audubon]] Institute. In addition to his engineering credentials, Dastugue is a graduate of the Institute of Politics at the [[Roman Catholic]] Loyola University of New Orleans. He was formerly a youth basketball and softball coach for his three daughters.
==Political life==
==Political life==