Scott is serving his third term on the Cedar Point Board of Commissioners. Prior to serving as Mayor and a Commissioner, Scott served two years on the Cedar Point Planning Board. Scott graduated from Swansboro High in 1972 and attended Coastal Carolina Community College. Scott is retired from Lowe’s Home Centers with thirty-one years of service.

Scott and his wife, Nancy, have one son, Dylan. They enjoy fishing, going to the gym and riding bikes around the beautiful town of Cedar Point.

Commissioner Pam Castellano is originally from Idaho, but has lived in Cedar Point since 2008. Currently, she holds a Bachelors in Social Science, and a Master’s in Education from Washington State University. She graduated from California Western with a Juris Doctor Law Degree. Commissioner Castellano is a veteran Marine Corps officer who served over seven years on Active Duty. Since graduating from law school, she has been practicing contract and fiscal law for the Department of Defense, and is currently licensed to practice law in both North Carolina and California. She and her husband Michael have 2 children and are very active within the community with the Scout prorgram. Their oldest achieved the rank of Eagle Scout and is currently serving in the United States Air Force.

She can be reached at: cedarpointcommissionercastellano@proton.me

Frankie Winberry was born in 1977 at Carteret General Hospital in Morehead City, North Carolina.He attended Pitt Community College and East Carolina University, where he studied industrial construction technology and construction management. Frankie began his professional career as a land surveyor in Jacksonville, North Carolina, where he developed expertise in site plan preparation and approval, property management, land ownership regulations, and compliance with local and state laws. For the past seventeen years, he has served the Federal Government’s Department of Defense as the Inspection and Contracts Supervisor for Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune’s Public Works Operation Branch. In this capacity, he has overseen extensive facility repair projects, contributed to the Marine Corps Grow the Force Plan, and provided leadership in the Marine Corps Infrastructure Reset Program demolitions. His dedication was recognized by the Commandant of the Marine Corps for his significant role in facility repair during the Hurricane Florence Facility Recovery.

In addition to his federal career, Frankie has been an active leader in the Town of Cedar Point, North Carolina. He served four years on the Planning Board before being elected Town Commissioner in 2016, a position he continues to hold. As Commissioner, he is dedicated to protecting Cedar Point’s traditional neighborhoods and business districts while ensuring the town remains family-oriented for future generations. A lifelong resident of Cedar Point, Frankie has lived in the community for all 48 years of his life. His professional achievements and civic leadership reflect his enduring commitment to preserving and strengthening the community that has shaped him Frankie and his wife, Renee, live at Winberry Farms in the heart of Cedar Point, where they operate a family farm producing locally grown goods. They enjoy boating and fishing in Bogue Sound, hunting, cooking, and golfing, embracing life to the fullest in their hometown.  

Contact Information:

Frankie Winberry

1010 Cedar Point Blvd.Cedar Point, NC 28584

Home Phone: (252) 503-3602

Work Phone: (910) 451-3579

Email: winberryfarms@yahoo.com

Gary was born in Guilford County, NC and moved to Swansboro in 1987.  In 1997, Gary built his home in Cedar Point in the Magens Bay subdivision where he resides with his wife, Michelle. Gary has three daughters and six grandchildren.                                            

Since 1987, Gary has worked in and assisted in building the family business, Bray Trailers Inc. Bray Trailers provides large storage containers onsite for residential or commercial use.  Gary enjoys cooking, hunting, golfing, boating and spending as much time as he can with his beloved wife, family and dogs.

Jerry graduated from Swansboro High School, class of 1991, and Mount Olive College in 1995 with a Bachelor of Science in Sports Management / Recreation. Jerry’s career experience includes project manager, asset manager, director of parks and recreation, assistant director of parks and recreation, recreation program supervisor, athletic director, sports coordinator, men’s soccer college coach, college athletic facility management and event coordinator, high school boys' and girls' soccer coach, and teacher. 

Jerry enjoys sports, golf, pickleball, fishing, boating, exercising, landscaping, and spending time with his wife, family, grandkids, and friends in his spare time.

Jerry is also a die-hard UNC Tarheel Fan. GO HEELS!

Don was born in 1957 in Cedar Point, graduated from Jacksonville High School in 1975, and attended Appalachian State University.   Throughout his career in skilled labor and public utilities, Don earned several certifications, culminating in his appointment as a PW supervisor with the Town in 2006. After 16 plus years of dedicated service to the town, he retired in 2022.   Upon his retirement, he returned to his passion for woodworking, happily making sawdust by creating original, handmade pieces and restoring antiques.

You can often find him at CedarFest, with his woodwork proudly on display. His heart for public service has come full circle as a newly elected Commissioner.  

Don resides in Cedar Point with his wife, Pam, and together they have two children and 4 grandchildren.