Wake Forest Magazine, September 2004 - Past Issues - Wake ...

C L A S S N O T E S
lawyers in its 2003–04 and 2004–05
“Client’s Guide.”
1985
Johanna Miller Lewis (MA), chair of
the history department at the University
of Arkansas at Little Rock, has
received the $5,000 University Faculty
Excellence Award for Public Service.
Rebecca Schnitzler teaches American
sign language to special education
and high school students at Sullivan
County R.O.C.E.S. in Brooklyn, NY.
M. Gray Styers Jr. is with Blanchard
Jenkins Miller Lewis & Styers PA in
Raleigh, NC. His concentration is
regulatory and administrative law
matters, land use planning/zoning
issues and utilities.
Marcellus Waddill
Excellence in
Teaching Award
Nominations postmarked deadline:
November 29, 2004
Presented annually to two Wake Forest
alumni who are exemplary classroom
teachers, with at least three years
teaching experience, in public or
private schools. Each winner, one on
the elementary level (K-6) and one on
the secondary level (7-12), receives a
$20,000 award.
For more information, please call the
Wake Forest Department of Education at
336.758.5341, or visit the alumni Web site at
www.wfu.edu/alumni/events/waddill.html
Paul Wilcock (MBA) is chief technology
officer of Syniverse
Technologies in Tampa, FL.
1986
Cynthia Massie (MBA ’89) is vice
president of WFG Capital Advisors
LP in Harrisburg, PA.
Jeannette L. Sorrell is the music
director for Apollo’s Fire, the
Cleveland Baroque Orchestra, in
Cleveland Heights, OH. Her photo
(page 47), by Robert Millard, shows
her conducting “St. John Passion” at
the Ojai Music Festival in California.
1987
Gerald “Gerry” Malmo III (MBA)
has been recognized as a leader in
production with MassMutual
Financial Group. He is a principal of
Holden Mickey & Mickey Inc. in
Winston-Salem.
1988
Terri Sells Smith is a certified
internist and pediatrician at Northeast
Medical Center in Concord,
NC. She married Clayborn Pierson
Smith in 2002.
1989
J. Wesley Casteen Jr. concentrates
on business, taxation and estate planning
in his solo practice, Carolina
Legal Counsel, in Wilmington, NC.
Brad Church (MBA) is president of
Bradford Mortgage Company in
Winston-Salem.
Suzanne Generao is in her fifth year
of residency at the University of California
Davis in Sacramento. She was
selected as a traveling resident scholar
by the International Volunteers in
Urology and participated in a medical
missionary trip to Surat, India.
Joe LaMountain is vice president
of strategic communications for
the Vision Council of America in
Alexandria,VA. He and his wife,
Mary Mein, have two daughters,
Phoebe and Mein. He recently
received the Layperson of the Year
Award from the Kentucky Optometric
Association for his efforts to
improve the vision of children.
Tom Marshburn (MD) is a mission
specialist in flight training at Pensacola
Naval Air Station, FL. He is an
astronaut candidate for NASA’s new
Vision for Space Exploration.
Caryl Riley (MBA) is regional
manager for Hanley Wood Magazine.
She and her husband, Kevin, live
in Aurora, IL, with their two boys,
Conner (4) and Carter (8).
Joe Saffron is a major in the U.S.
Army Reserve and is serving in Iraq
for one year. His wife, Lisa, and
daughters, Emily (8), Carina (4) and
Julianne (1), continue to live in
Mechanicsburg, PA. He can be
reached in Baghdad at joseph.saffron@
vcmain.hq.c5.army.mil.
Jim Yuhas is a principal in leveraged
finance with Banc of America
Securities in Charlotte, NC.
1990
Robert H. Boyles Jr. is deputy
director for marine resources at the
South Carolina Department of
Natural Resources in Charleston. His
wife, Elizabeth Prioleau Boyles (’91),
is a stay-at-home mom for their two
sons and does consulting work.
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