David Dubois

David Robert Dubois(July 17, 1920 - July 17, 2021) was a Jesstopian politician who served as the 8th Lieutenant Governor of North Lorray. He is most commonly known for his right-wing ideas. He was for the same sex marriage movement in the United States of America in 2010. He supported President Barack Obama, when he signed Executive Order 13672 on July 21, 2014, which was the earliest form of workers protection for LGBTQ employees. Dubois was very supportive of the Gay Rights movement as his grandson Charlie Dubois is gay, and his partner Luke Dubois was well liked by David.

## Important Information

### Alma Mater(s)

* Nox City University
* Nox City High School

### Degrees

* Political Sciences(Major)
* Criminal Justice II(Minor)

## Political Information

### Campaign(s)

* Race For Lieutenant Governor Of North Lorray(First Term, Won)
* Race For Lieutenant Governor Of North Lorray(2nd Term, Won)
* Race For Lieutenant Governor Of North Lorray(3rd Term, Won)
* Race For Lieutenant Governor Of North Lorray(4th Term, Won)
* Race For Governor Of North Lorray(1st Term, Lost)

### Election(s)

* 8th Gubernatorial Election Of North Lorray

## Biographical Information

### Children

* Sam Dubois II
* Nathan Dubois

### Siblings

* Sam Dubois
* Dominic Dubois

David Robert Dubois was born on July 17, 1920, in Rapid Hills, North Lorray. Dubois was one of four brothers, Dominic, Richard, Robert, and Sam Dubois. David was the eldest of the five and he was the only one working at the time to make ends meet. He was very close with his family growing up, and worked to make sure that there was always food on the table, as his father had left the family when he was very young. His mother was very sick at that time, so he had to pick up where his father had left off. On May 8, 1936, his mother died of Liver Cancer, leaving him to work and feed his siblings.

By age 14, Dubois had saved enough money to move to Nox City, North Lorray, where he worked as a clerical for Weston Law Offices. He had plenty of hours working and by the time he graduated high school, he had saved up enough to be able to live comfortably with his brothers.

## Education

Dubois attended North Lorray Central High from September 1925 until he graduated in June of 1938. Dubois obtained his Advanced Diploma during graduation. Following his graduation, he an his brothers moved to a safer neighborhood, where he took up odd jobs trying to pay for college. By 1946, Dubois went off to college.

He went to Nox City University, and obtained his Masters in Political Sciences, and his associates in Criminal Justice II. He graduated college on March 14, 1951, and immediately applied for several government jobs including; The Office Of The Governor Of North Lorray, the Senate as a clerical for the Senate Minority Leader and the vacant position for the Lieutenant Governor of North Lorray.

## Career

On November 11, 1952, Dubois was inaugurated as North Lorray's 8th Lieutenant Governor. He served 4 terms, and didn't seek a 5th term. He served a total of 8 years as North Lorray's Lieutenant Governor. He helped work with health authorities to create a vaccine that would help subside the Chicken Pox virus. He also helped establish the Port Of Nox in order to allow eCommerce to effectively and efficiently flow in and out of North Lorray. Dubois retired on June 4, 1992, where he lived at home with his wife Mary, until his death in 2021.

## Family

Dubois married his wife Mary Dubois on November 19, 1958 in Georgetown, North Lorray. During their marriage, they had 2 children. Nathan Dubois, and Sam Dubois II, named after his uncle Sam Dubois, who died in a car accident about a year before. Nathan and Sam both attended Law School due to career interests. Neither decided to enter politics and follow in their fathers footsteps.

## Illness

On May 3, 2013, Dubois had been diagnosed with Stage 2 Liver Cancer. Doctors wanted to start him on Chemotherapy right away, but Dubois refused. His wife Mary Dubois wanted him to start too, but Dubois was determined to beat the cancer without the help of Chemotherapy. After about a month, he started Chemotherapy. Every month his scans would return clearer and clearer. On June 1, 2015, Dubois officially entered remission, where he remained until about April of 2021.

## Death

After a long successful road of remission from his Stage 2 Liver Cancer, Dubois suffered from severe pain while urinating. He went to see a Urologist, who then told him he would need dialysis. Dubois went to Dubois went to dialysis until June 1, 2021. At about 12:35 AM, on July 17, 2021 Dubois suffered from possible liver failure and died at approximately 12: 40 AM. David Dubois was 101 years old at the time of his death. His autopsy revealed that his death was ultimately caused by Hepatocellular Carcinoma commonly known as Liver Cancer.

## Honors and Awards

Over his 70 year career, David Dubois has received several honors and awards in which he was granted.

* North Lorray Governor's Excellence Award - Awarded By Gov. Kevin McCrossan on June 1, 1998, to outline an outstanding career in politics and as a great leader of the State of North Lorray
* John Locksley Award of Champions Of LGBTQ Persons - Awarded By John Locksley, LGBTQ+ Jesstopia, President and Chief Executive Officer.