Wake Forest Magazine September 2003 - Past Issues - Wake Forest ...

Flynn (’87, JD ’90) Sturges (’91, JD ’95)John M. Flynn (JD ’90) has been named managingpartner at Carruthers & Roth PA inGreensboro, NC.Shelly A. Goering (JD) is in the litigation practicegroup of Arter & Hadden LLP in Cleveland,OH.Kimberlee S. Lapie (JD) is senior attorney inthe real estate practice group of Akin GumpStrauss Hauer & Feld LLP in Washington, DC.Gerri Lynne Penley Martin is principal ofB.H.Tharrington Primary School in Mt.Airy, NC.1988Ron L. Matthews (MBA) is president of OrganicPigments Corporation. He and his wife, Sandra,live in Greensboro, NC.Elizabeth “Bett” L. Farrell Williams is theevents marketing manager for South Carolina’slargest daily newspaper, The State.1989Wilson S. Hoyle III founded and developedthe professional athlete division of CapTrustFinancial Advisors in Raleigh, NC.The sportsgroup was the title sponsor for the 8th AnnualRicky Proehl NFL Charity Golf Classic forChildren, which benefited various children’scharities in North Carolina.Michele Oldham Juliana recently marriedSteve Juliana and moved to Mount Laurel, NJ.She is a business development manager for thetechnology practice of RSM McGladrey, a consultingfirm.Kathleen McKinney (JD) is regional attorneyfor the National Labor Relations Board in theNew Orleans office. She lives in Metairie, LA,with her companion, David George, and hisdaughter, Jennifer.Leland Sember lives in Mason, OH, with hiswife, Liz, and three children, Jack (6), Maggie(4) and Timothy (2).Timothy L. Swanson is chief investment officerof wealth management at National CityCorporation in Cleveland, OH. He and his wife,Anne, and two daughters, Claire and Martha,live in Westlake.Samuel Paul Whitehead is a 2004 candidatefor the California State Assembly.1990Kathy J. Brady is chief financial officer of TheBoardwalk Group, a marketing consulting firm,in Jacksonville Beach, FL.Jimmy Broughton, former chief of staff toNorth Carolina Senator Jesse Helms, has joinedthe government relations practice group ofWomble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice PLLC inWashington, DC.Chris Lovelace is assistant professor in thepsychology department at the University ofMissouri. He and his wife, Allison, have relocatedto Kansas City.Sloane Frantz Mayberry received an MBAfrom the McColl School of Business at QueensUniversity and married Bill Mayberry in April.Jonathan O. Milner was named ForsythCounty (NC) Teacher of the Year. He teachesadvanced-placement classes at the Career Centerin Winston-Salem.1991Amy Spangler Gerald received her PhD inEnglish from UNC-Greensboro.Michelle Fournier Ingle (JD ’94) is an associatecounsel in the legal department at FBLFinancial Group Inc. in West Des Moines, IA.She took four years off to stay home with herdaughters, Hannah and Katherine Elizabeth.Jennifer Everett Kitchens is a physicianassistant on the kidney transplant team at EmoryUniversity Hospital in Atlanta. She can be reachedat jennifer_everett@emoryhealthcare.org.Boyd Sturges III (JD ’95), with Davis Sturges& Tomlinson in Louisburg, NC, is on the Boardof Directors at First Citizens Bank in FranklinCounty, NC.1992Marty N. Bennett (MS ’95) is assistantprofessor in the psychiatry department atthe University of Texas Southwestern MedicalCenter in Dallas.Dana Newbolt is senior vice president withinthe consumer risk management division of Bankof America in Jacksonville, FL. She has beenwith them since 1996.David Styers is senior director, volunteercenter development, at the Points of LightFoundation & Volunteer Center National Network(www.PointsofLight.org) in Washington, DC.Eric Surface is a consortium post doctoralresearch fellow and director of training researchfor the Special Operations Forces LanguageOffice of the Army Research Institute. Hereceived his PhD in industrial-organizationalpsychology from N.C. State University inRaleigh. He co-authored “From Papers to Pixels:Moving Personnel Surveys to the Web” in thePersonnel Psychology Journal. He also co-authoredand presented four papers/posters at the annualconference of the Society for Industrial-Organizational Psychology in Orlando.Marcellus WaddillExcellence inTeaching AwardNominations deadline:December 8, 2003Presented annually to two Wake Forestalumni who are exemplary classroomteachers, with at least three yearsteaching experience, in public orprivate schools. Each winner, one onthe elementary level (K-6) and one onthe secondary level (7-12), receives a$20,000 award.For more information, call theWake Forest Department of Education,336/758-5341, or visit the alumni Web site atwww.wfu.edu/alumni/events/waddill.html46 Wake Forest Magazine