Corry Catherine Andrews (Col ’91, Law ’96, Educ ’12) and Barton William Biggs (Col ’90) welcomed a son, Ezra William Biggs, on May 19, 2009, at home in Nelson County, Va. Ezra joins sisters: Ailey, 6; Harper, 3; and Marley, 3.
Posted 12/15/2009
Wendy Jacobs Armstrong (Col ’91) and Jason Denis Armstrong welcomed a daughter, Josephine Ruby Lee, on Sept. 24, 2009. The couple also has a son, Ezekiel, 2.
Posted 11/24/2009
Vanessa Mackey Berry (Engr ’91 L/M) and her husband, Craig, announce the birth of their third child, Ryder Harrison. Ryder was born on Aug. 14, 2009, and joins his brothers: Griffin Craig, 4; and Hudson Ross, 2. The family resides in Duxbury, Mass.
Posted 09/11/2009
John Blackburn Jr. (Col ’91, Grad ’96) and Bob Gatewood (Engr ’91) ran the Boston Marathon on April 20, 2009. They raised more than $24,000 for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in memory of Jack Blackburn.
Posted 07/01/2009
David D. Dubay (Col ’91 L/M) and his wife, Carolyn; and twin daughters, Emma and Olivia, moved from Alexandria, Va., to Belgium. Lt. Col. Dubay is the director of operations and a Gulfstream V pilot with the 309th Airlift Squadron, Chièvres Air Base, Belgium, providing airlift for the Supreme Allied Commander Europe, European Command, and Africa Command.
Posted 05/12/2009
Justin C. Eller (Col ’91, Law ’00) is a principal of the law firm of Miles & Stockbridge.
Posted 05/12/2009
Lisa Stephens Garriott (Col ’91 L/M) and Richard Ellis Garriott Jr., welcomed their first daughter, Rachel Elizabeth, on Oct. 6, 2008. She joins older sisters: Madison,14; Meredith,11; and Annellise, 8. She is the granddaughter of Richard Ellis Garriott (Engr ’67, ’72 L/M) and the niece of Bethanne Garriott Campbell (Col ’95). The family resides in Virginia Beach, where Ms. Garriott is a pediatrician.
Posted 03/01/2010
Tom Johnson (Col ’91 L/M) translated the book, La Fessée, by Olivier Maurel (La Plage, 2005), into English. His translation was authorized for publication on the Web site of Parents and Teachers against Violence in Education. It can be read at http://www.nospank.net/sp-qadv.htm.
Posted 10/21/2009
Holly Loiseau (Col ’91) is president-elect of the Women’s Bar Association of Washington, D.C. Ms. Loiseau is a partner in the Washington, D.C., office of the law firm of Weil, Gotshal & Manges. Her term as president will begin in May 2010. A member of Weil Gotshal’s Complex Commercial Litigation and Product Liability practices, Ms. Loiseau has litigated cases across a variety of disciplines and has extensive experience coordinating class actions and multi-jurisdictional cases for clients in various industries and has successfully advised clients in grand jury proceedings and Congressional investigations. Ms. Loiseau has been a member of the WBA since 2003 and has served on its board of directors since 2007. In March 2008, she led the effort for the WBA’s “Creating Pathways to Success for All” program, which focused on challenges facing women of color as part of the association’s ongoing “Initiative on Retention and Advancement of Women.” At Weil Gotshal, she is an active participant in the “Women@Weil” program, the Diversity Committee and the Black Attorney Affinity group. She is also a member of the District of Columbia Bar Association and the D.C. Minority Attorney Networking Series; she has previously held positions as an appointed member of the American Bar Association and as the deputy chief of staff to President Vanita Banks at the National Bar Association.
Posted 07/13/2009
Brian K. Madden (Col ’91 L/M) is vice president, commercial division, at Brock Realty in Arlington, Va., and, in March, he broke the long-standing single transaction production record at the 65-year-old firm, representing the buyer of a commercial property listed and closed in mid-$4MM range. He was named “2009 Agent of the Year” at the firm.
Posted 07/07/2009
Andrew Mauck (Law ’91 L/M) joined the law firm of Setliff & Holland, where he will continue his commercial and environmental litigation practice after 16 years at Troutman Sanders.
Posted 07/06/2009
Bonny Gray Mitchell (Col ’91 L/M) and Jesse Mitchell announce the birth of their second child, Patrick John, on Oct. 19, 2007. Patrick’s grandfather is Edward Emlen Gray (Col ’69) and his great-grandfather is Edward Irvine Gray (Col ’40).
Posted 02/12/2009
Jonathan Q. Morgan (Col ’91 L/M) and his wife, Shona, announce the birth of their second son, Andrew Spencer. Andrew was born on Oct. 26, 2008, and joins his brother, Jared Chase, who turns 2 in February. The family resides near Greensboro, N.C.
Posted 02/12/2009
Ken Paxton (Law ’91) was re-elected to the Texas House of Representatives in November 2008 and completed his fourth legislative session. He currently serves on the Ways and Means Committee and the House Land and Resource Management Committee. Additionally, he owns and operates a private practice, specializing in estate planning, probate, real estate and general business matters. Mr. Paxton and his wife, Angela, and their four children currently reside in McKinney, Texas.
Posted 07/07/2009
Anne Bennett Pullen (Com ’91, Grad ’92 L/M) married Stephen Ray Alexander on Sept. 13, 2009, in Dallas. Her brother is John David Pullen (Com ’95 L/M), who officiated the ceremony. Ms. Pullen also became stepmother to Christopher Cole Ray Alexander.
Posted 01/12/2010
David Walsh (Engr ’91 L/M) received a Master of Science degree in technical management from Johns Hopkins University. Lt. Col. Walsh serves in the U.S. Marine Corps and is currently assigned as the director of operations at Fleet Readiness Center East and resides in North Carolina with his wife, Christina; and their two sons.
Posted 02/12/2009
Robert Winstead (Arch ’91 L/M) is principal of SHW Group, a national planning, architecture and engineering firm focused on the design of learning environments. He is the design leader of the new Charlottesville studio, which was founded in May 2008. As the firm’s director of sustainable design, Mr. Winstead is responsible for the integration of environmentally sensitive and high performance building strategies into projects throughout the firm. He is active in national conversation on sustainable design and particularly in high-performance schools. He is a guest at many regional and national conferences and is a Green School Advocate, a select group of professionals working with the U.S. Green Building Council to promote healthy, high-performance schools across the country. He represents SHW on the American Institute of Architects Large-Firm Roundtable on Sustainable Design. Mr. Winstead is also the co-designer of the Community Chalkboard and Podium: A Monument to Free Expression in Charlottesville. The project has garnered a number of awards, including a 2007 VSAIA Award, a 2007 Virginia ASLA Award and a 2009 Rudy Bruner Award for Urban Excellence. Another project of his, the Manassas Park Upper Elementary School and Pre-K Addition, designed while at VMDO Architects, is pursuing LEED Gold Certification and was awarded the 2008 GoGreen Honor Award by the James River Green Building Chapter. The Poquoson Elementary School, also designed while at VMDO Architects, is pursuing LEED gold certification and was awarded the 2006 GoGreen Honor Award, a 2007 DesignShare Recognized Value Award, a 2007 CEFPI Design Award and the 2009 Green Innovation Award for Best Institutional Project K-12 by the Virginia Sustainable Building Network. He is currently working on a LEED platinum project designed to generate as much energy as it uses on an annual basis. He lives in Charlottesville with his wife and two children.
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