Cathedral City Mayor Greg Pettis Dies; He Was City's Longest-serving Councilmember

Palm Springs Desert Sun, The Desert Sun
Tue, 01/15/2019 - 6:42pm

Pettis, 63, was first elected in 1994. He was the city's longest-serving council person and the city's first openly gay public servant.

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