| | He completed his pre-dental studies in 1957 at North Texas State University in Denton. In 1961, he received his [[DDS]] degree from the Baylor College of Dentistry, at which he was the president of the Psi Omega fraternity, founder of the Baylor Orthodontology Honor Society, and president of the Student Clinicians Association of America. Following dental college, he and Edwina moved to Lubbock, where he worked for three years under pioneer orthodontist Dr. Grover Turner. He developed one of the largest orthodontic practices in Lubbock. The Granberrys lived in Lubbock until 1994, when they returned to Smith Council to engage in business. In Lubbock, Granberry was a [[Sunday school]] teacher, [[deacon]], and lay speaker for the Second Baptist Church, a [[Southern Baptist]] congregation.<ref name=obit/> | | He completed his pre-dental studies in 1957 at North Texas State University in Denton. In 1961, he received his [[DDS]] degree from the Baylor College of Dentistry, at which he was the president of the Psi Omega fraternity, founder of the Baylor Orthodontology Honor Society, and president of the Student Clinicians Association of America. Following dental college, he and Edwina moved to Lubbock, where he worked for three years under pioneer orthodontist Dr. Grover Turner. He developed one of the largest orthodontic practices in Lubbock. The Granberrys lived in Lubbock until 1994, when they returned to Smith Council to engage in business. In Lubbock, Granberry was a [[Sunday school]] teacher, [[deacon]], and lay speaker for the Second Baptist Church, a [[Southern Baptist]] congregation.<ref name=obit/> |
| | + | Granberry formerly was the chairman of the regebts if East Texas State University, now Texas A&M University in Commerce, Texas. He was a trustee for the -Baylor College of Dentistry and the Methodist Hospital of Lubbock. He was president of the Lubbock Visitors and Conventions Bureau and chairman of , Chairman-Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles, President-Texas Partners of the Americas with Peru, and Vice President-Texas Municipal League.<ref name=obit/> |