Steve Caudill – Actor, Author and Politician
Steve Caudill’s long career includes work on trucks, tractors and maps – among other areas. Currently he serves as Chief Technology Officer at Rand McNally with an advanced degree in computer science.
Henry Caudill had a large family. He married twice and produced many offspring.
Early Life and Education
Steve Cadill is an American actor, author, and politician who currently serves on the Berea City Council. He earned his Bachelor of Arts at Ball State University before later graduating from Eastern Kentucky University with a Masters of Public Affairs. Cadill has appeared in various films and television shows over his career.
In 1803 three Virginia hunters heard an unexpected sound in Cumberland County’s dense woods. Gathering courage to look through the dense foliage, they found evidence of someone cutting logs and building a cabin.
Caudill was the son of R. B. and Jane Cornett Caudill and had one brother, Henry, who eventually married Robert Sumner’s daughter and had several children who have all passed on now.
Professional Career
He graduated at the top of his class from the University of Florida College of Dentistry with a Doctorate of Dental Medicine in 2004. Following two years away in Indiana and longing to return home, he joined Caudill Orthodontics along with his father and Donald Ray where he practices orthodontics in Merritt Island and Suntree.
He served as President of the Kentucky Press Association and was instrumental in revamping their Open Meetings and Open Records laws to become much stronger. Additionally, he founded both a Legal Defense Fund for KPA as well as an internship program to give young journalists an opportunity to grow professionally.
CNH Industrial’s IoT platform supports connected agricultural, construction and commercial vehicles; his office is in Rand McNally’s Chicago headquarters.
Achievement and Honors
As a graduate of Summa Cum Laude at the University of Florida School of Dentistry (go Gators!), Ryan specializes in orthodontics. He owns and operates Caudill Orthodontics locations in Merritt Island and Suntree, FL as well as being part of Omicron Kappa Upsilon dental honor society.
His survivors include two daughters: Peyton Machale Caudill and Skylar Marlowe; his mother Minnie Lou Edwards Johnson of Sparta; a brother Mark Steven Caudill from Independence; Mandy Johnson with Travis Gunter as her husband from Liberty; step-niece Makayla Gunter as well as numerous extended family members. All arrangements were handled by Powell Funeral Home and Crematory.
Personal Life
As well as their real estate career, Caudill and his family have also been engaged in community service efforts. He founded the Caudill Scholarship, benefiting high school students across San Diego County. Additionally, they volunteered at American Red Cross events and worked with Habitat for Humanity.
James Caudill of North Carolina began this branch of his family. Upon arriving, he married Rockhouse Mose Adams’ daughter and had ten children as listed here.
Margie Bradshaw Caudill was an exemplary wife and mother. She provided support for many grandchildren, nieces and nephews whom became part of her extended family by love. Margie passed away peacefully on January 2, 2022 – our family extends our deepest appreciation to Wickshire Steele Creek as well as Hospice and Palliative Care of Charlotte Region for providing such outstanding care during this difficult time.
Net Worth
As of 2020, Steve Caudill had amassed an estimated net worth of $3 Million. A highly skilled and technical professional with an established track record in mapping, navigation and fleet management industries. Based at Rand McNally headquarters in Chicago Illinois and having previously served as technology management lead for CNH’s connected agriculture and commercial vehicle platforms he currently resides at their Chicago office.
He is best known for completing an epic human-powered bike journey between Paraguay and Colombia on human power to learn about indigenous food systems and support food sovereignty. At many conferences and seminars about its significance. As an advocate of local food movements and non-profit organizations such as Farm Aid and NRDC.
