Shirley Hunt, an employee of the Navajo County Public Defender’s Office, looked on as her son, Boyce “BJ” Little Jr. was sworn in as the justice of the peace for Winslow. Hunt has worked for Navajo County for more than nine years. Many other family members were in attendance as well. Little’s sister, Chantilly Snelling, traveled from Phoenix for the swearing in ceremony. Snelling has spent over 20 years working in social services, with a portion of that time working for Navajo County. It seems that public service is a family affair. Little has worked in Navajo County Probationcounseling and advising youth in corrective programs. He was a Drug Court team member working with drug addicts to turn their lives around. He has dedicated himself to the Winslow community, and the Winslow High School football program for more than 20 years. He will tell you that his most important role as the head coach is not to develop football players, but to develop strong, morally driven young men. His sister will tell you that his greatest success is his marriage to wife Terri of 20 years, and their two children, college student Timmy and junior high daughter Brianna. She explains how her brother takes care of their mother in a way that is reminiscent of their late father, Boyce Little Sr. She further states that Little feels humbled in receiving this honor. Family and friends will tell you for that reason alone, he is the perfect man for the job.