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About William A Jordan

William Ashley Jordan Jr. (“Billy”) was born in 1955 to William Ashley Jordan Sr. and Hester Evelyn Smith Jordan. Luckily, I was one of four children, but was the only boy born in this family. I grew up in Greenville, South Carolina, where he attended Donaldson Elementary, League Junior High School, and Wade Hampton High School. In 1973, I attended Montreat-Anderson Junior College, in Black Mountain, North Carolina on a soccer scholarship. However, since I was an avid Clemson Tiger since birth, I transferred to Clemson University in 1974. I tried to play soccer there, but the Tiger soccer team was too good. It contended for a national championship. I joined Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. A friend in my fraternity suggested I try out for the cheerleading team. I took that advice, and cheered for Clemson in 1975 and 1976. I am a member of the Block C Club, and Tiger Brotherhood. In 1977, I graduated with a degree in Parks, Recreation, and Tourism. I thought I wanted to be a park ranger, because I am also an avid lifelong hunter and fisherman. In 1977, I left South Carolina with all my worldly belongings, and moved to Massachusetts to contemplate what to do with his life. I enrolled in Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in 1978, thinking that I would fish, hunt, and teach philosophy. After working in Boston inner-city churches, I applied to law school at the University of South Carolina and enrolled in 1980. During law school, I was very fortunate to work for some great lawyers and politicians, including Rex Carter, Bob Sheheen, both of them Speakers of the SC House. I also worked for the House Judiciary Committee, during SC Congressional Reapportionment. I also was fortunate to work for the McNair Law Firm and Terrell Glenn, former US attorney, and Randall T. Bell, who became one of the first judges appointed to the South Carolina Court of Appeals. In 1983, I was hired by the Honorable Falcon B. Hawkins, Chief United States District Judge for

William A Jordan purchased this Condo in 2001

Why William A Jordan chose Greenville Downtown

This beautifully appointed 3,000, square foot loft expertly blends the best of Greenville's history with the energy of our vibrant entertainment and shopping district. Close to sports and arts venues, too. Do the words LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION help you understand? This is THE ADDRESS in Greenville.

What makes this Condo unique

The Loft is within walking distance to: Shopping and Restaurants Ice Cream Parlors and Coffee Houses Clemson University Greenville Campus Liberty Bridge and Falls Park The Swamp Rabbit Trail Bon Secours Wellness Arena The Peace Center The Warehouse Theatre The South Carolina Children's Theatre The Greenville Little Theatre Greenville Swamp Rabbits Hockey Centre Stage Theatre The Children's Museum of the Upstate, The Greenville Drive Baseball/Fluor Field Greenville County Museum of Art Noma Square- Hyatt Upcountry History Museum Cafe and Then Some