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Secretary: Yvonne Pearce ’82 of Greenvilleis serving a second term in the position.She is a social worker at the Walter B. JonesTreatment Center. Treasurer: Justin Conrad’96 of Greensboro is president of Libby HillSeafood Restaurants. Past chair: SabrinaBengel of New Bern is an entrepreneurand co-owner of the Birthplace of Pepsi.Four new members have joined the board asdirectors. William “Bill” Burnette ’96 ofVirginia Beach, Va., is founder and developerof Portable On Demand Storage for easternNorth Carolina and northeastern SouthCarolina. Adrian Cullin ’06 of Charlotteis a loan administration manager for WellsFargo. Charles “Charlie” Martin Jr. ’68 ofGreenville is marketing director of Mid-Atlantic Auto Recyclers, a past chair ofthe Parents Association, a member of thePirate Club’s VanSandt Society, and a 2005recipient of the association’s DistinguishedService Award. Michael McShane ’66 ofAlexandria, Va., is congressional liaisonofficer with the Agency for InternationalDevelopment. He received the OutstandingAlumni Award in 1998.Oldest letter winner diesWilliam Eric Tucker ’33, who was EastCarolina’s oldest living letter winner, diedOct. 4 in Richmond, Va., where he had livedand operated a construction business formany years. He was 97. A member of thefirst football and basketball teams organizedon campus in 1932, he was the first malegraduate science major of East Carolina andonly the third male to graduate in any major.A native of Winterville, he was employedin the Civilian Conservation Corps aftercollege. He entered the Army during WorldWar II and retired as a lieutenant colonel. In1957, he started his own masonry businessin Richmond and continued operating thebusiness until he retired in 1981.Joining is easy!Join today and helpus reach our goal ofcurrently6,200members10,000in 2010Call 800-ECU-GRAD or visitPirateAlumni.com/jointoday47