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Sibley is a 1970 graduate of [[Baptist]]-affiliated [[Baylor University]] in Waco, where he was the captain of the [[basketball]] team and was named "Honorable mention"  in the All-Southwest Conference. He graduated with honors from Baylor College of Dentistry in 1974 and finished a four-year residency in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Baylor University Medical Center in [[Dallas]]. Originally a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon, he was sidelined by a ruptured disc and switched professions. He attended Baylor University Law School in Waco, from which he graduated in 1989, was admitted to the bar, and then worked as a criminal prosecutor for the McLennan County, district attorney.<ref name=cook/>​

Sibley is a 1970 graduate of [[Baptist]]-affiliated [[Baylor University]] in Waco, where he was the captain of the [[basketball]] team and was named "Honorable mention"  in the All-Southwest Conference. He graduated with honors from Baylor College of Dentistry in 1974 and finished a four-year residency in Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery at Baylor University Medical Center in [[Dallas]]. Originally a board certified oral and maxillofacial surgeon, he was sidelined by a ruptured disc and switched professions. He attended Baylor University Law School in Waco, from which he graduated in 1989, was admitted to the bar, and then worked as a criminal prosecutor for the McLennan County, district attorney.<ref name=cook/>​

Prior to his state Senate service, Sibloey was the mayor of Waco from 1987 to 1988, then an appointed position. He was the District III city council member from 1984 until he became mayor for a year.<ref>"=City of Waco, Texas, Mayor and Council since 1895," Waco-texas.com, accessed September 19, 2010; material no longer on-line.</ref> As a senator, he was recognized three times by ''Texas Monthly'' [[magazine]] as among the "Top 10" legislators.<ref name=cook>"State Rep. Byron Cook Endorsed David Sibley for May 8 State Senate Special Election," Sibleyforsenate.com, accessed September 19, 2010; material no longer accessible on-line.</ref>​

Prior to his state Senate service, Sibloey was the mayor of Waco from 1987 to 1988, then an appointed position. He was the District III city council member from 1984 until he became mayor for a year.<ref>"City of Waco, Texas:

Mayor and Council since 1895," Waco-texas.com, accessed September 19, 2010; material no longer on-line.</ref> As a senator, he was recognized three times by ''Texas Monthly'' [[magazine]] as among the "Top 10" legislators.<ref name=cook>"State Rep. Byron Cook Endorsed David Sibley for May 8 State Senate Special Election," Sibleyforsenate.com, accessed September 19, 2010; material no longer accessible on-line.</ref>​

==In the state senate==

==In the state senate==