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Daniel Webster Marshall III served 25 years as a Virginia public servant, including 24 years in the House of Delegates representing the 14th and later 49th Districts covering Danville and surrounding counties after first being elected to Danville City Council in 2000

Reelected 11 times, Marshall rose to sixth in seniority among 100 Delegates and served on the Committees on Appropriations, Labor and Commerce, and Agriculture, Chesapeake and Natural Resources

Key legislative achievements include establishing the Institute for Advanced Learning and Research in 2002, securing funding for workforce training programs, and helping create the Southern Virginia Megasite at Berry Hill, Virginia's largest industrial park

Served on the Tobacco Region Revitalization Commission, which brought millions in non-tax dollars to Southside Virginia for business development, scholarships, and job creation following factory closures

In 2026, Marshall was appointed to the GO Virginia Region 3 board and the Danville City Council; the resolution formally commends his decades of public service