VanDrey Herron Sr. brings a rich history of experience and a warm spirit to Maricopa. A retiree at 60, he spent an impressive 18 years working in the movie industry, specializing in camera and lighting roles.

His impressive resume includes working on iconic projects like the Super Bowl in San Diego in 2000, where he led a 21-person crew. He was also the first Black American juicer (an electrician who managed high voltage on a production set) on Power Rangers, worked for Saban, and was the first electrician on Home Improvement from CBS. VanDrey’s contributions to the entertainment industry are noteworthy and speak volumes about his talent and dedication.

Beyond his professional achievements, VanDrey is deeply engaged in his community. He appreciates the friendly and welcoming nature of Maricopa’s residents. He’s an avid fisherman, enjoys shooting, and loves boating. Moreover, he and his wife have been married for 15 years, and they recently purchased a new home in Maricopa.

VanDrey Herron Sr. is a true embodiment of Maricopa’s diverse and vibrant community, contributing his skills, experiences, and warm personality to make the town an even better place. His transition from the movie industry to a tranquil life in Maricopa reflects the ever-evolving and inclusive nature of this close-knit town.

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VanDrey Herron Sr. featured in Faces of Maricopa on September 16, 2023, in front of Minuteman Supply Co. [Bryan Mordt]