Stan Deatherage is from Washington, North Carolina. He attended Washington High School. He has a degree in art design from East Carolina University. He lives with his wife, Lynn Womble Deatherage, in Washington.

Staff Directory • Stan Deatherage

Stan Deatherage is from Washington, North Carolina. He has a degree in art design from East Carolina University. He has a wife.

Stan is the Owner/President/Chief Executive Officer of Symbiotic Networks, Inc. He works at Symbiotic Networks, Inc., where he spearheads innovative initiatives in the tech and networking sector. He also owns Deatherage & Associates, showcasing his entrepreneurial versatility across industries. He serves as a County Commissioner for Beaufort County Government.

Stan is the Owner of Symbiotic Networks, Inc, a technology and networking company. He also owns Deatherage & Associates.

Stan Deatherage is currently a County Commissioner for Beaufort County Government. He has served seven terms.

Stan is currently a County Commissioner for Beaufort County Government. He has served seven terms.

Supports reducing taxes and cutting unnecessary services.

- Supports reducing taxes and cutting unnecessary services.

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As of January 2, 2026, Stan Deatherage’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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