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1970s
James E. Cross Jr. (’70, JD ’73) is a
member of the N.C. Agency for Public
Communication, serving as treasurer. He
is chairman of the membership development
and retention committee of the N.C.
Bar Association and a member of the
executive council of the N.C. Council of
School Board Attorneys.
Christine Severn Waters (’70) has
been named Wal-Mart’s 2004 Teacher of the
Year. She is a Latin teacher at D.H. Conley
High School in Greenville, NC.
Virginia McClung Holbrook (’71)
has been named development associate
at Reynolda House, Museum of American
Art, in Winston-Salem.
Eunice Doman Myers (’71) is the
department chair of modern and classical
languages and literatures at Wichita (KS)
State University.
Allen H. “Chip” Patterson (’72, MALS
’02), director of planned giving on the
Reynolda Campus, has assumed planned
giving responsibilities for the Deacon Club.
He has been at Wake Forest since 1987.
Ed F. Stetz Jr. (’72), the all-time leading
tackler in school history and a member of
the 1970 ACC championship football team,
has been inducted into the Wake Forest
Sports Hall of Fame.
Donnie Brown (’73, MAEd ’76) is vice
president of financial services for the new
TriStone Community Bank in Winston-
Salem.
Tom Blank (’74) is chief support
systems officer for the Transportation
Security Administration in Arlington,VA.
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John A. “Jay” Yingling (’74) is a major
general assigned to Fort Gillem, GA. He is
the deputy commanding general first U.S.
Army, responsible for training, mobilizing
and deploying Army Reserve and National
Guard units in the eastern U.S., Puerto
Rico and the U.S.Virgin Islands.
Bill Hinman (’76, MA ’85, MBA ’87) is
president of William Hinman Consulting
for non-profit organizations.
Paul Moneuse (’76) and his wife, Erne,
live in Parkland, FL. They have three children,
Paul Enzo (11), Daniela Antonella (9)
and Marco Daniel (2 1/2).
Ted Orban (’76) is assistant treasurer at
Freescale Semiconductor Inc. He and his
wife, Ellis, and twin boys, Nick and Tom
(13), live in Austin, TX.
Ann Laney Parker (’76) received the
Allan “Doc”Lewis Fellowship Award for
service to the Cherokee District, Old
North State Council, Boy Scouts of
America.
G. Kennedy Thompson (MBA ’76) is
chairman and chief executive officer of
Wachovia Corporation. He received the
Oxford Cup from Beta Theta Pi
International Fraternity.
Simpson O. “Skip” Brown Jr. (’77,
MBA ’86) is CEO and president of the
new TriStone Community Bank in
Winston-Salem.
1980
E. Kemp Reece Jr. is chairman of the
board of directors of the N.C. Museum of
History Associates. He and his wife, Jan,
have two children, Emily and Annie.
GREENE (MA ’82) RAMEY (’82)
1982
Stephen F. Davis Jr. is a military assistant
to the principal deputy Undersecretary
of Defense for Policy with the U.S. Navy in
Washington, DC. He will assume command
of the USS Vella Gulf this summer.
He and his wife, Wynne, and son,
Jonathan, live in Woodbridge,VA.
Dwaine Greene (MA) is vice president
for academic affairs and provost at
Campbell University in Buies Creek, NC.
He has published a book, College Faith 2
(Andrews University Press).
Bess Kimberly Ramey is regional
account manager and part of the National
Healthcare Operations Team at Pfizer Inc.
in McLeansville, NC. She and her husband,
Jeff, have two children.
1983
Dawne Clark has been named director
of the College Fund/annual support at
Wake Forest. She was previously director
of development and alumni relations for
the Calloway School of Business and
Accountancy.
Paul Flick (JD ’86) is the managing
partner, specializing in business litigation,
with Jordan Price Wall Gray Jones &
Carlton PLLC in Raleigh, NC. He has two
children, Colton (10) and Amelia (6).
Charles F. Hilton (JD) is with Wharton
Aldizer & Weaver PLC in Harrisonburg,
VA. He has been selected by Virginia
Business magazine and the Virginia Bar
Association as one of Virginia’s“Legal
Elite.”
Peter Kemeny is pastor of Good News
Presbyterian Church in Frederick, MD. He
and his wife, Becky, have four daughters.