Wake Forest Magazine, June 2009 - Past Issues - Wake Forest ...

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Stancil Campbell (’69, MA ’74),
after recovering from brain
surgery, received a master’s
in political science from the
American University Cairo and
gave a speech to the graduating
class.
Jay DeVaney (’69, JD ’71,
P ’93) practices commercial
real estate, land use litigation
and legal malpractice defense
with Nexsen Pruet LLC in
Greensboro, NC. He has been
named a Law & Politics’ Super
Lawyer.
Jeff Mackie (’69) is a partner
with Sigmon Clark Mackie
Hutton Hanvey & Ferrell PA
in Hickory, NC. He has been
named one of Law & Politics’
Super Lawyers in personal
injury, workers compensation
and alternative dispute resolution.
He and his wife, Florence,
have two children and
two grandchildren.
Edgar M. “Ed” Roach Jr. (’69)
is a partner with McGuire
Woods LLP in Raleigh, NC,
on the energy and climate
change team.
1970s
Carl F. Keller (’70) and his
wife, Nancy, are enjoying
retirement. They sailed their
sloop, “Ariel,” to a first-place
finish in the Wrightsville Beach
(NC) Ocean Racing Association
Fall Regatta. He is captain of
his men’s and mixed doubles
tennis teams that were invited
to the N.C. State Championships.
Suzanne Meisburg Radermacher
(’71) is guidance
director at Frank W. Cox High
School in Virginia Beach, VA.
She was named Secondary
Educator of the Year by the
University of Virginia’s Curry
School of Education Foundation.
She lives in Virginia
Beach with her husband and
three daughters.
Paul S. Trivette (’71, MAEd
’74) was named the Fulton
Family YMCA’s (Winston-
Salem, NC) 2008 Volunteer
of the Year and received the
Strong Award. He is a volunteer
coach for the developmental
swim team, the Fulton
Flippers.
Catharine Biggs Arrowood
(’73, JD ’76, P ’05) is with
Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein
in Raleigh, NC. She has been
named Raleigh Best Lawyer’s
Bet-the-Company Litigator
of the Year. The American
Arbitration Association’s
International Centre for Dispute
Resolution has named
her to the International Panel
of Arbitrators and Mediators.
William “Bill” Croom (’73) has
been a high school football
official in North Carolina for
35 years. He was a referee
in one of the 2008 State 4-A
Championship games.
Lawrence N. “Chip” Holden
(’73, P ’99) is with Holden
Mickey & Mickey in Winston-
Salem, NC. He was recognized
as the 2008 production leader
by MassMutual.
Walton C. Jennette (JD ’73)
has started First Colony
Asset Management LLC, an
independent investment
advisor firm, in Raleigh, NC.
He said that “without the
legal background I developed
at Wake [Forest], it would be
very difficult to navigate these
increasingly complex financial
markets.” He and his wife, Pat,
spend their free time golfing,
gardening and boating.
David F. Allen (’74) retired as
a colonel from the U.S. Army
Reserves after four deployments
and 31 years of service.
He is associate vice chancellor
of military education at
Fayetteville State University.
He and his wife, Joan Nelson
Allen (’70), and daughter,
Melissa, live in Fayetteville,
NC.
Trivette
(’71, MAEd ’74)
Arrowood
(’73, JD ’76)
Sallie Martin Cross (’74)
graduated from Virginia
Commonwealth University
School of Nursing. She is a
registered nurse in internal
medicine at VCU Medical
Center in Richmond, VA.
Rick Karlsruher (’74) published
an eBook, “A Story
Almost Told,” about his
stranger-than-fiction true-life
experiences after graduation.
(www.jordisbooks.com)
Jeffrey E. Schanz (’74) has
been appointed inspector
general of the Legal Services
Corp. in Washington, D.C.
Dennis “Minnesota” Bengtson
(JD ’75) is senior judge of the
Navy-Marine Corps Trial Judiciary,
Western Pacific Circuit,
Yokosuka, Japan. He plans to
retire this year, after 30 years
of service, and move to
Cornelius, NC.
Harvey L. Cosper Jr. (JD ’75)
is with Parker Poe Adams &
Bernstein LLP in Charlotte,
NC. He has been named Charlotte
Best Lawyer’s Personal
Injury Litigator of the Year.
Clare Shore (’76) had her
work, “Queen Esther” for
clarinet, narrator and dancer,
performed at Calvary United
Methodist Church in Lake
Worth, FL. (www.clareshore.
com)
Steve Coles (’77, JD ’80, P ’09)
practices business and commercial
litigation with Nexsen
Pruet LLC in Greensboro, NC.
He has been appointed cochair
of the N.C. Bar Association
Tort Issues Task Force. He
Holden
(’73)
Cosper
(JD ’75)
has been named one of Law &
Politics’ Super Lawyers, one of
the Best Lawyers in America
for civil litigation and one of
Business North Carolina’s Legal
Elite.
James M. Dubinsky (’77) is
the inaugural director of the
Center for Student Engagement
& Community Partnerships
at Virginia Tech in
Blacksburg, VA. He received
the Scholarship of Teaching
and Learning Award.
Kurt Pugh (MBA ’77) is owner
of Master Golf Enterprises
LLC in Kalamazoo, MI. He
published a book, “Master
Golf...and You Master Life
Itself: (or How I Cured my
Yips...Yeah, You Heard Me)”
(Author House, 2008).
J. Tyler Cox (’78) is manager
of community relations and
volunteers at Old Salem
Museums & Gardens in
Winston-Salem, NC.
Susanna Knutson Gibbons
(’78, JD ’81) is a partner with
Poyner Spruill LLP in Raleigh,
NC. She has been named one
of Law and Politics’ Super
Lawyers in labor and employment
and one of the top 50
women.
Robert W. “Bob” Moore Jr.
(’79) is a golf course architect
with JMP Golf Design in
Chapel Hill, NC. He received
Golf Inc.’s 2008 International
Golf Renovation Award for his
renovation of the Manila Golf
and Country Club in the Philippines.
(www.jmpgolfdesign.
com)
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