Leadership Maryland Yearbook and Directory

2OO9 YEARBOOK & DIRECTORY

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FROM THE PRESIDENT AND CHAIR

Leadership Maryland is designed to broaden the base of leaders

through the development of individual interest, statewide knowledge

and leadership ability that can be applied with power, infl uence and

authority for the greater good of Maryland.

MISSION:

FROM THE PRESIDENTCongratulations to the Class of ’09 on completion

of an exciting, demanding, informative and fun

year. You now have one of the most informed

and enlightened views of the socio-economic

landscape of Maryland. As a result, you are well

prepared to join the ranks of more than 700

graduates as you now become members of Leadership Maryland.

While you now understand the complexity and interconnected-

ness of many issues, you also recognize that there are no easy

solutions. For many of you, Leadership Maryland has become a

very personal journey, fi lled with new awareness and ideas, yet at

times, emotionally draining and frustrating. However, because

of your shared experiences, you now have a network of public and

private sector leaders who are your trusted friends. And, as you

continue on your leadership journey, I encourage you to extract the

talents and resources of this network by building new relationships

and coalitions to address some of the issues you discovered over

the past nine months. Not only will this enrich our state and

communities, but it will also enrich your lives.

So, today begins the challenge to make the most of your Leader-

ship Maryland experience, to marshal the energy, camaraderie and

commitment for action that you feel, and turn it into action that will

serve the greater good of our state. Ultimately, Maryland will be the

greatest benefi ciary of your Leadership Maryland experience. You

are now part of a uniquely talented network of informed leaders …

the catalyst for positive change in Maryland.

Nancy Minieri

President

FROM THE CHAIRCongratulations to the Class of 2009! This

has been an extraordinary year. You have

experienced Leadership Maryland during

the Great Recession. Perhaps more than any

other class, you have learned about leadership

struggles in the era of evaporating budgets. Mary-

land’s socio-economic challenges still remain. Creative leaders are

responding. With the additional exposure you received through

Leadership Maryland, I’m sure you are adding to the creativity.

Stay connected. Your fellow classmates will prove to be a super

resource. I encourage you to reach across the years for input from

them. You will fi nd that the alliance among Leadership Maryland

members is a formidable one.

Leadership Maryland’s program sustainability requires your

fi nancial support. Tuition alone is not suffi cient to fi nance the

organization. The 2009 class Legacy Fund goal is most impressive.

By continuing your annual membership renewal, you have access

to the resources of the organization, as well as provide a signifi cant

source of program revenue.

On behalf of the Leadership Maryland Board of Directors,

thank you for your participation. The State of Maryland will be

enriched by it.

Best wishes for your continued success!

Stephen A. Horvath ’98

Chairman, Board of Directors

2OO9 YEARBOOK & DIRECTORY

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CONTENTS

STAFF:

Nancy Minieri President

nancy@leadershipmd.org

Melissa LeightonDirector of Administration

mleighton@leadershipmd.org

Eliot PfanstiehlProgram Facilitator

exec@strathmore.org

2 Mission Statement

2 Congratulations to the Class of 2009

3 Leadership Maryland Staff

4 Offi cers and Board of Directors

6 Legacy Fund Contributors

10 Profi les in Leadership

18 Class of 2009 Program Highlights

22 Membership Directory

50 Membership Index by Business Location

54 Membership Index by Class Year

56 Index of Advertisers

Leadership Maryland 2009 | 3

BOARD OF DIRECTORS | offi cers directors ex-offi cio

OFFICERS DIRECTORS

CHAIRStephen A. Horvath ’98 Senior Vice President/ Group Manager PNC Bank 301-208-1220 s.horvath@pnc.com

VICE CHAIR Sharon R. Pinder ’98 President & CEO The Pinder Group, LLC 410-489-7098 sharon@thepindergroup.com

SECRETARY/TREASURERRalph W. Emerson Jr. ’03 Senior Vice President M&T Bank 410-244-4097 bemerson@mtb.com

GENERAL COUNSEL W. “Sandy” McAllister Jr. ’94 Principal Miles & Stockbridge 410-228-4545 wmcallister@milesstock bridge.com

Booker T. Carter Jr. ’95 Vice President- Centralized Shared Services CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield 410-998-5725 booker.carter@carefi rst.com

John F. Conwell ’07 Regional Vice President of Government Affairs-Potomac Region | Comcast 240-605-6704 John_Conwell@cable. comcast.com

Howard S. Freedlander ’05 Deputy Treasurer for External Affairs State of Maryland 410-260-7418 hfreedlander@treasurer. state.md.us

Thomas H. Graham ’06 Region President PEPCO 202-872-3251 thgraham@pepco.com

William B. Grant ’02

Chairman & CEO First United Bank & Trust 301-533-2250 wbgrant@mybankfi rst united.com

Charles J. Lollar ’07 General Manager Cintas Corporation 301-322-2255 lollarc@cintas.com

Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. ’05 Director, State Affairs Constellation Energy 410-269-5193 alexander.g.nunez@ constellation.com

James G. Pierne ’03 President & CEO Susquehanna Bank Executive Vice President

Susquehanna Bancshares, Inc. 301-714-7875 jim.pierne@susquehannna.net

Barry P. Ronan ’97 President & CEO Western Maryland Health System 301-723-6405 bronan@wmhs.com

Joseph P. Ross ’02 President & CEO Shore Health System of MD/ UMMS 410-822-1000 x 5500 jross@shorehealth.org

Charlotte M. Scott ’02 Owner East Coast Consulting 410-251-1669 cscott@eastcoast- consulting.com

BOARD OF DIRECTORS | offi cers directors ex-offi cio

Nancy Minieri President Leadership Maryland 410-841-2101 nancy@leadershipmd.org

EX-OFFICIO

Timothy Sosinski ’99 Chairman & CEO ARIUM Architects & Engineers 410-730-2300 TimSki@AriumAE.com

Patricia S. Tunstall ’03 Retired 410-566-1077 buszebee@aol.com

Raymond O. Weiss ’05 President Weiss PR Associates, Inc. 443-451-7144 rweiss@ weissprassociates.com

P. Scott White ’05 Chief Engineer, Aviation/ Ship Integration Naval Air Systems Command 301-342-2219 peter.white@navy.mil

W. Daniel White ’97 Executive Vice President The Whiting-Turner Contracting Co. 410-337-5806 dan.white@ whiting-turner.com

James T. Brady ’93 Managing Director, Mid-Atlantic Ballantrae International, Ltd. 301-865-6000 brady.james.t@gmail.com

Ranjit S. ’Ron’ Dhindsa, Esq. ’04 President Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. 301-527-8222 rondhindsa@yahoo.com

John W. Dillon ’93 Retired 410-822-6228 johnwdillon@hotmail.com

Dr. Catherine R. Gira ’93 President Emerita Frostburg State University 410-772-5895 crgira@comcast.com

Richard E. Hug Chairman & CEO Hug Enterprises, Inc. 410-368-7324 exeoffcorp@aol.com

Sean M. Looney ’96 Vice President- Government Affairs Comcast 443-949-8134 sean_looney@cable. comcast.com

Howard B. Miller, Esq. ’93Partner

Saul Ewing LLP 410-332-8716 hmiller@saul.com

Wayne A. Mills ’98 Chairman New Millennium Ventures 410-829-0404 wamills25@yahoo.com

Eliot Pfanstiehl President & CEO Strathmore Hall Foundation, Inc. 301-581-5120 exec@strathmore.org

Henry E. Posko Jr. ’93 CEO Humanim 410-381-7171 hposko@humanim.com

PRESIDENT

LEGACY FUND | many thanks to all contributors

FOUNDERS ($10,000+)

Gerald Donovan ’98Legg Mason, Inc.John “Denny” Murray ’97PNC Bank Fund Stephen A. Horvath ’98Saul Ewing LLP Howard B. Miller, Esq. ’93 Harriet E. Cooperman, Esq. ’03Susquehanna Bank James G. Pierne ’03 Katherine W. Getty ’06W. Daniel White ’97

LEADERS ($5,000-$9,999)

AnonymousWill Baker ’93/The Clayton Fund, Inc.ComcastDr. Catherine R. Gira ’93Jack Goldstein ’97/NBRS FinancialNeil A. Katz ’04/Corridor RF&S Real EstateJoyce A. Kuhns, Esq. ’07Lynn & Sean Looney ’96M&T Bank Ralph W. “Buddy” Emerson Jr. ’03 J. Michael Riley ’99John Macklin ’07/J.H.M. Research & Development, Inc. Leanne & Henry E. Posko Jr. ’93Jeffrey Z. Slavin ’05/Sanford & Doris Slavin FoundationSMECO Mark MacDougall ’04 Austin J. Slater Jr. ’94William T. Torgerson, Esq. ’96Deborah A. Yancer ’04/ Adventist Healthcare, Inc

GUARANTORS ($2,000-$4,999)

Timothy F. Abell ’95Charles Alexander ’05William Allen ’05ARINC J.M. Belcher ’03 Robert E. Manigold Jr. ’05 Rushern L. Baker III, Esq., ’99

John Balch ’99/PharmaCare of CumberlandNasser Basir ’03Brian N. Bolender ’08Dr. Meredith Bond ’07Stanley J. Botts ’06Kenny Bounds ’06/MidAtlantic Farm CreditAlice R. Bower ’06James T. Brady ’93Tina G. Brown ’06Mary & Marty Brunk ’07Kathryn Singleton “KT” Cane ’96Mary E. Cannon ’06Booker T. Carter ’95John Cavanaugh ’06/Johnson Controls, Inc.Roland “Mike” Colina ’00/Resource Management Concepts, Inc.Carolyn W. Colvin ’06John F. Conwell, Esq. ’07Harriet E. Cooperman, Esq. ’03Colene Y. Daniel, FACHE ’93William M. Davidow ’06Marty D’Erasmo ’06David J. DeLuca ’07Joseph DeMattos Jr. ’08Ranjit S. Dhindsa ’04/Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc.Carol Diggs ’98/DiGGS! Executive Search & ConsultingRoberta E. Dillow ’94Tyler Donegan Real Estate Joseph Donegan ’02 Chad Tyler ’07Tracy W. Durkin ’06Arthur Ebersberger ’93Mickey Elsberg ’07Sue & Ralph W. Emerson Jr. ’03George J. Fox ’08Newton B. Fowler III ’96Kathryn Freeland ’03/RGII Technologies, Inc.Mark E. Friis ’99/Rodgers Consulting, Inc.Hon. M. Teresa “Terri” Garland ’04Mark Gaver ’06/GTI FederalGino J. Gemignani Jr. ’96O. Palmer Gillis III ’00Herbert Goldman, Esq. ’04

Dr. Toby A. Gordon ’03

William B. Grant ’02

Bonnie Marie Green ’07

James S. Grimes ’01

Shelly M. Gross-Wade ’07

Scott Hancock ’03

Roslyn Hannibal-Booker ’07

Lloyd B. Harrison III ’03

Margaret Hayes MS ’06

Eugene D. Helbig Jr. ’06

Victor L. Hoskins ’96

Dr. Freeman A. Hrabowski III ’93

John L. Huggins Jr. ’07

John B. Hutchinson ’03

Anne L. Johnson, Esq. ’05

Robert G. Johnson ’06

RADM Bert Johnston, USN (Ret.) ’07

Herbert Jordan III ’05

Leronia A. Josey, Esq. ’02

Brooke Kaine ’06/Kaine Homes

Stephen Z. Kaufman, Esq. ’95

Lillian Suffolk Kilroy ’05

Paula Klepper, MSW, LCSW ’02

Bishop H. Gerard Knoche ’02

Patricia McHugh Lambert, Esq. ’06

Victor H. Laws III, Esq. ’99/Laws &

Robertson, PA

Kim Leonard ’00

Charles Lollar ’07

Tom Loveland ’04/Mind Over

Machines

Marrick Properties

Rick Bailey ’99

Marvin Oursler ’04

Joan Marshall ’02

Jim Mazarakis ’07/The Mazarakis

Family Charitable Fund

Wm. “Sandy” McAllister Jr., Esq. ’94

Vicky McAndrews ’06/CMD

Outsourcing Solutions, Inc.

John G. McCormick ’06/McCormick

& Company, Inc.

George C. McFarland ’08

Hon. Juliette C. McLennan ’01

Dr. Clayton McNeill ’00

Thomas P. McNutt ’95/U.F.C.W.

Local 400

Nancy Minieri

B. Doyle Mitchell Jr. ’96/Industrial

Thomas E. Mohler ’02/Rummel,

Klepper & Kahl, LLP

Jack Neil ’96/Jack Neil &

Associates, LLC

Dr. Kathleen O’Brien ’08

Karen Pecora-Barbour ’08

John Peoples ’03

Spence W. Perry, Esq. ’06

David Phillips ’03

Sharon R. Pinder ’98

Alice G. “Allee” Pinderhughes ’06

Cynthia S. Plavier-Truitt ’03

Abba Poliakoff, Esq. ’05

John Q. Porter ’03

Michael Posko ’06

Barbara C. Quinn ’05

J. Ray Ramsburg III ’97

Richard Reichenbaugh ’02

Carla Reid ’03

Vernon A. Reid ’93

William J. Reuter ’93/Susquehanna

Bancshares, Inc.

Christopher J. Reynolds, Esq. ’04

Dr. Barbara B. Roque ’00

Joseph P. Ross ’02

C. Tolbert Rowe ’07

Manuel J. Sampedro ’07

Capt. Matt Scassero, USN ’07

Nancy Schneider ’93

Mary Ann Scully ’07

Jane M. Shaab ’07

Susan C. Simmons ’06

John A. Simpson Jr. ’00/Simpson

Land Company, Inc.

Jeanne Forrester Singer, Esq. ’07

Darlene Brannigan Smith, Ph.D. ’07

Guffrie M. Smith Jr. ’97

Lori Somerville ’06/Humanim

Tim Sosinski ’99/ARIUM Architects

Henry Stansbury ’94

Barron L. Stroud Jr. ’05

Carl W. “Bill” Struever ’96/Struever

Bros. Eccles & Rouse

William T. Sturgis ’02

Gregg Todd ’06

Henry S. Trentman ’03

More than $644,650 has been pledged to the Leadership Maryland Legacy Fund! Our goal is to raise a $1 million endowment, which will yield income to help Leadership Maryland keep tuition at an affordable level and ensure the participation of all constituencies.

Jeff Turner ’99/Mercantile Peninsula Bank Kathryn Turner ’97Ted Urban ’96Deborah E. Voso, CFP ’98/ Voso Financial Advisers, LLCLarry Walton ’97Craig A. Ward ’04/Frederick Ward Associates, Inc.Dr. Marie J.L. Washington ’98Raymond O. Weiss ’05Ray Wernecke ’06Steve Wigler ’04J. Scott Wilfong ’97Samuel T. Woodside ’95Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow, Pharm.D. ’07Dr. Pamela H. Zappardino ’03

SPONSORS ($1,000-$1,999)

M. Richard “Ric” Adams ’07John J. Allen Jr. ’06/Delmarva PowerAnonymousKen Brannan ’05Robert Brennan ’04Dr. Judith K. Broida ’01Barbara Buehl ’04

Jennifer Burdick ’94Alan Buster ’04Mark Case ’04Charles C. Cawley Sr. ’03Dr. Robert Cirincione ’93Tara Balfe Clifford ’00Greg Conderacci ’95Bernard A. Cook, Esq. ’02Arthur M. Cooley ’96Tom Curcio ’04Osvaldina “Dina” Gomes Daly ’07Donora L. Dingman ’97John D. Dinkel ’08Martin L. “Chip” Doordan ’01Michael Edwards ’04Faith Elliott-Rossing ’08Dr. Catherine A. Evans ’08Dr. Patricia L. Fegan ’96Brendan D. Fitzsimmons ’07Dorian Flynn ’04Howard Freedlander ’05Harry Furukawa ’04Karen T. Garner ’08Edward J. Gilliss ’02Kathryn Glockner ’05Jeffrey N. Hefl ebower ’05/Easton Bank & Trust

Lisa Hillman ’06

Doug Hostetler ’97

Mary Ellen ’02 & Joseph Hrutka

Jill ’05 & William ’01 Hudock

Richard E. Hug

Betsey Hurwitz-Schwab ’06

Donald R. Kann, AIA ’02

M. James Kaufman ’04

Aden A. King ’08

John J. King ’04

Kevin Kistler ’93

Michael T. Langley ’08

Blair Lee ’06

Dr. Mary Livers ’05

Maurice T. Lusby III ’03

Roxanne Lynch ’07

James S. Maffi tt, Esq. ’95

Donald Manekin ’93

Kevin J. Manning ’05/Stevenson

University

Dr. Michael J. Martirano ’07

Rev. Dr. Bess McCallister ’07/St. Paul

AMEC, Crisfi eld

Nancy L. McCloy ’05

Sheila C. McDonald ’03

Gaye McGovern ’01/Gaye

McGovern Insurance Agency,

Inc., State Farm Insurance

Companies

William J. McLennan Sr. ’07

R. Michael S. Menzies Sr. ’99

Stephen A. Miller ’04

Wayne Mills ’98

Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. ’07

David Moe ’04

Herb Moltzan ’07

Ovetta Moore ’02

Todd Morgan ’04

Kathleen Murphy ’01/Maryland

Bankers Association

Josh Neiman ’04

Betsy Nelson ’05

Gail Owings ’04

Colleen T. Peterson ’04

Dr. Carol A. Quirk ’08

Robert J. Reaves ’96

Effi e R. Reynolds ’07

Will Ridgley ’05

Lori Riordan ’04

Dr. Carl Roberts ’98

Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. (MLW) empowers Maryland’s youththrough leadership development training.

MLW offers three independent residential summer leadership work-shops for Maryland Middle and High School students.

Topics Include:Communication and Presentation SkillsConflict ManagementProject Planning, Implementation and EvaluationTeam BuildingResponsible Decision MakingLeadership StylesGroup Dynamics

In addition, MLW offers Community Outreach programs designedspecifically for schools or other interested groups throughout the year.

MLW celebrates its 55th summer of transforming students into catalysts for positive change and enabling students to achieve success inall facets of their lives.

For more information, visit our website at www.mlw.org, e-mail us at info@mlw.org, or call (301) 527-8222

MLW is in proud partnership with Leadership Maryland,Maryland Association of Student Councils and theMaryland State Department of Education.

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Make your Mark in Bowie

For more information on locating your business in Bowie, contact your commercial real estate broker or:

John Henry King, Economic Development Director, City of Bowie, Maryland

2614 Kenhill Drive, Bowie, MD 20715301.809.3042 | fax 301.809.2315 | jhking@cityofbowie.org

Bowie is one of the largest cities in Maryland. Bowie is also an excellent location, easily accessed from Washington D.C., Annapolis and Baltimore. Bowie’s proximity to these major cities brings business and workforce into the area via Routes 3, 50 and 301. Bowie has more than 90 restaurants, 200 shops, and a dozen recreation opportunities. With this winning combination of location, access and amenities your business is certain to grow and succeed.

Eugene Roberts ’05

Patricia Robrecht ’05

André Rogers ’05

Charles M. Ross, Esq. ’05

Raelene & Bob Ryan ’03

James B. Sellinger ’93

Dr. Mary Pat Seurkamp ’99/College

of Notre Dame of Maryland

Robert C. Sharps ’04

Dr. Edward W. Shirley ’05

Ed Sierra ’04

Hon. Raymond A. Skinner ’08

Dr. Donald J. Slowinski ’93

James A. Soltesz ’99/Loiderman

Soltesz Associates, Inc.

Dr. William W. Sondervan ’02

Michael Starling, Esq. ’07

Christine M. Stefanides ’01

Linda S. Vassallo ’07/

Calvert County, MD Economic

Development

Floyd Warren ’05

S. Nelson Weeks ’02

Dr. James M. White Jr. ’07

Scott White ’05

Thomas Wilcox ’04/Ransome-

Wilcox Family Fund of the

Baltimore Community Foundation

T. Jan Wiseman ’04

Paul Wood ’98

Joan M. Worthington ’05

Christine Wray ’98

James J. Xinis ’99

Chen-yu Yen ’04

Eric & Claudia Zacharias

FRIENDS ($500-$999)

Hon. Suzanne P. Albert ’96

Ellie Altman ’05

Lorrie Anderson ’08

Marc Apter ’04

Judy A. Ashley ’02

Tina Bjarekull ’03

Natalie K. Chabot ’05

Kimberly Coble ’04

Brian P. Darmody ’06

Phil Down ’06/Doctors

Community Hospital

Jay G. Fitzhugh ’02

Dr. Pat Florestano ’01Dr. Robert Gell ’94Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried ’08R. Scott Graham ’03Tim Grambley ’04Thomas E. Harr ’08Sandra Harriman ’04Davina Grace Hill ’03Robert L. Hofmann ’99Marion Hull ’04Monica J. Johnson, Esq. ’04Robin S. Kable ’07Penny Lewandowski ’03Bonnie & Luis Luna ’93Charles A. Lyons ’98Jim McComb ’01Dr. David A. Meyerson ’98Patricia J. “PJ” Mitchell ’01Hugh W. Mohler ’93/ Bay National BankCaroline G. Moore ’02Dr. Antonio Moreira ’98W. Christopher Motz ’07Patrick B. Murphy, Esq. ’06Janese F. Murray ’08Eric Myren ’04Milton Nagel ’07Dr. Barbara D. Nazelrod ’07

Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. ’05Dr. Jane M. “Maggie” O’Brien ’00Richard J. Oppitz Jr. ’00Lawrence S. Ottinger, Esq. ’07Eliot Pfanstiehl (Lifetime Member)Dr. Gena Proulx ’04Thomas Reynolds ’93Earl H. Robbins Jr. ’01James E. Rzepkowski ’05Charlotte M. Scott ’02/ East Coast ConsultingRoberta F. Shulman ’98Alvin W. Smith ’08Kathleen Snyder, CCE ’00/ Maryland Chamber of CommerceJ. Michael Stouffer ’08Candace Sullivan ’04Jim Tschechtelin ’95Pat Tunstall ’03Jonathan M. Warner ’96Vince Watchorn ’05John C. Weiss III ’08David I. Wiegand ’08Bev Wilhide ’94Steven Willmann ’04Renee Winsky ’05David D. Wolf ’93

Tomorrow’s Leaders?

Child Development Fundamentals

Effective Parenting Skills

Tutoring and Mentoring

Case Management Services

Parent Support Groups

Enriched Childcare

Health and Education Assessment

Information and Resources

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Family Services, Inc. is preparing the Leadership Maryland Class of 2034 through our child development programs.

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CONTRIBUTORS (UP TO $499)

Richard D. Adams ’01AnonymousJames Anthony ’07Karenthia A. Barber ’08Donald P. Battista ’01Mary C. Baykan ’06Dania Blair ’04William J. Bostian ’95Sarian S. Bouma ’00Dyan L. Brasington ’98Eric Brenner ’07R. Kevin Brooks ’02Dr. Linda D. Burgee ’07Art Callaham ’00Theresa A. Cameron ’03Roland Campbell ’05Chesapeake Telephone Systems, Inc.Class of 2004Rita R. Colwell ’95Paul W. Comfort, Esq. ’07Gene W. Counihan ’98Jasper G. Cox ’06Hon. David R. Craig ’03John H. Denick ’94

Deborah H. Diehl ’97John W. Dillon ’93Mike Dreisbach ’07Msgr. Paul M. Dudziak ’00Dr. Mary Ellen Duncan ’01Hon. Adelaide “Addie” Eckardt ’01William G. Ewing ’96Stephen Feller ’93Jason A. Frank, Esq. ’01Robert H. Garner ’96/CBIZ Benefi ts & Insurance ServicesDennis J. Garrett ’96Dr. Helen F. Giles-Gee ’97Jin Gong ’04R. Allan Gorsuch, Ed.D. ’94Janyce N. Hedetniemi ’00Ellen J. Hemmerly ’06Kevin Higgins ’06Ethel B. Hill, Esq. ’06Sonia Hinds ’05John Hodge-Williams ’93William H. Hussman ’93Tom Jarboe ’06/Technology Security Associates, IncRobert I. Jeffrey ’00William P. “Giz” Kaczorowski ’93J. Steven Kaii-Ziegler ’05Susan C. Keating ’93

Phyllis Kilby ’03John Henry King ’06/Bowie, MDDr. James F. LaCalle ’05Linda Lamone, Esq. ’02Dr. Diane M. Lee ’02Klein Leister ’95Betsy Lewis ’96Jim Lewis ’07Douglass Wm. List ’96Richard M. Lombardo ’08Hon. Peggy A. Magee ’08Kenneth C. Malley ’00/ Malley AssociatesDolores Martin ’06/ Chesapeake-Potomac Home Health AgencyMartina A. Martin ’01Peter M. Martin ’93Hon. Gary D. Maynard ’07Stephen R. McHenry ’02Eleanor McKay ’00Kristin W. McNamara ’08Michelle Lamb Moone ’04Dr. Elizabeth M. Morgan ’04Susan W. Morris ’98Andy Moser ’07/The Moser FamilyTimothy J. Murray ’09Janna L. Naylor ’95John W. Nugent ’06

Charlene R. Nunley ’97John R. Nyland ’99Dr. Robert E. Parilla ’95Rev. Patricia J. Payne ’94Cynthia L. Perini ’08Doug Perry ’93Brien J. Poffenberger ’00Hon. Marilyn J. Praisner ’96Manervia Riddick ’93Parker Rockefeller ’98Hon. Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg ’95P.A.M. Schaller ’98Dru Schmidt-Perkins ’04Dr. Nancy S. Shapiro ’02A. Nayab Siddiqui/SSSIJohn S. “Jack” Steinmetz ’07Christopher P. Smith ’08Ross A. Stern ’08Penelope Thornton Talley ’04Norman O. Taylor ’93Thomas L. Trice IV ’97Nancy P. Wallace ’96Dr. Hattie N. Washington ’97Montressa L. Washington ’05Dr. Ron L. Watson ’08Samuel R. Wells III ’08Jeanette D. Wessel ’06Dr. A. Barbara Wheeler ’99Margaret Williams ’97

PROFILES IN LEADERSHIP | class of 2009PROFILES IN LEADERSHIP | class of 2009

JOHN T. BUTLER

John, a resident of Mitchellville, is Vice

President for University Advancement for

Mount St. Mary’s University. John is responsi-

ble for marketing, outreach, communications,

alumni and parent relations, and development.

He earned his B.S. in political science from St. Michael’s College,

his M.Ed. in guidance and counseling from Howard University,

a Certifi cation in group therapy from the Psychiatric Institute of

Washington, and 36 credits from Washington Theological Union.

John contributes his time to Leadership Greater Washington, The

Order of Malta, the District of Columbia Workforce Investment

Council, Greater Washington Board of Trade and the District of

Columbia Chamber of Commerce.

DR. NONI H. BYRNES

Noni, a resident of Kensington, is Chief of

the Cell Biology Integrated Review Group

for the Center for Scientifi c Review at the

National Institutes of Health in Bethesda. She

manages and supervises a group of Ph.D.-level

scientifi c review offi cers, each responsible for coordinating expert

reviews of applications submitted to NIH in specifi c areas of cell

biology. This Dean’s List student earned her B.S. in chemistry from

Allegheny College and her Ph.D. in analytical chemistry from

Emory University. Her volunteer community activities include St.

Rose of Lima Catholic Church, Action in Montgomery and Tilden

Middle School PTA.

ALLYSON T. BLACK

Allyson, a resident of Odenton, is Vice

President of Government Affairs for the Mary-

land Chamber of Commerce. In this role, she

advocates and lobbies on legislative positions

approved by the Chamber’s board of directors,

and drafts position papers and testimony on legislation that impacts

the business community. Allyson earned her B.A. in English from

Florida A&M University and her M.P.A. from Florida State Uni-

versity. Her volunteer community activities include Florida A&M

Alumni Association, Reid Temple A.M.E. Church and Christmas in

April. Allyson loves to read and write, stating that creative writing

is her passion and reading is an everlasting love.

ERIC D. BROTMAN, CFP

Eric, a resident of Lutherville, made the

entrepreneurial leap in 2003, founding

Brotman Financial Group, Inc., a boutique

wealth management and fi nancial planning fi rm

representing families and small businesses on all

fi nancial matters. Eric earned his B.A. in English from the University of

Pennsylvania, his CLU, ChFC and MSFS in fi nancial services from The

American College, and his CFP from the College for Financial

Planning. His volunteer activities include leadership roles with the

Financial Planning Association of Maryland, Leadership Baltimore

County, Resource Link, Baltimore Junior Association of Commerce,

Center Club and Ed Block Courage Awards Foundation.

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RUTH ANNE CALLAHAM

Ruth Anne is the Executive Director of

Food Resources, Inc., a non-profit food

distribution agency serving low-income

households. This operation distributed 1.4

million pounds of food in 2008. Ruth Anne is

retired from the Federal Government where she served for 22 years.

She earned her B.S. in biology/chemistry from Southwest Texas

State University, and her M.B.A. in management from Mount St.

Mary’s University. Ruth lends her time and talents to the Hous-

ing Authority of Washington County, Rotary Club of Hagerstown,

Maryland Symphony Orchestra, Washington County Board of

Education and Washington County Commission for Women. She

is a 2000 graduate of Leadership Washington County.

JOHN H. CAMMACK

John, a resident of Towson, recently retired as

Head of Third Party Distribution for T. Rowe

Price Group in Baltimore, where he supervised

90 employees and had direct responsibilities

for a division of the company. Before joining

T. Rowe Price, John was a vice president with Alexandra Armstrong

Advisers, a fi nancial planning boutique located in Washington, D.C.

A Phi Beta Kappa with Honors from Denison University, John also

holds an M.B.A. in fi nance/marketing from Columbia University.

He currently is Chairman of the Mutual Fund Education Alliance,

serves on the boards of the Foundation for Financial Planning and

the Maryland Financial Literacy Advisory Council, and is Chair-

elect for the United Way of Central Maryland.

DR. MARIE A. CINI

Marie, a resident of Glenn Dale, is Vice

Provost and Dean at the University of Maryland

University College, which is a virtual

university focusing on the educational

and professional development needs of

adult students. Marie helps the institution’s 76,000 under-

graduate students around the globe achieve their educational

goals by ensuring quality programs that are offered in fl exible

and accessible modalities. She earned her B.S. in arts and science

and her M.S. in counselor education from Pennsylvania State

University, and her M.S./Ph.D. in social psychology from the

University of Pittsburgh. Marie recently moved to Maryland

and is eager to engage with the broader community and

become involved with organizations that focus on education

and healthcare.

KIMBERLY A. CLARK

Kim, a resident of Baltimore, is Executive

Vice President of Baltimore Development

Corporation, the economic development

entity for Baltimore City. She is respon-

sible for all of the corporation’s projects and

business development teams, supervising 40 employees. Kim

studied business administration at Loyola College and

international business at Towson University. The organizations

that benefi t from Kim’s volunteerism include Baltimore Urban

Debate League, Maryland Economic Development Associates,

International Economic Development Council, Urban Land

Institute and Glenn Dale Golf Club. Kim is also a 2007 graduate

of The Leadership-Greater Baltimore Committee.

MICHAEL J. DAILEY

Mike, a resident of Frederick, is Executive

Director of the Frederick Innovative

Technology Center, Inc., which is a non-

profit business incubator to assist high

technology start-up companies accelerate their businesses

and create high-paying jobs in the local economy. He formerly

owned his own business, Frederick Wireless. This Honors stu-

dent earned his B.A. in business from Lewis University (Illinois).

He serves as President of the Maryland Business Incubation

Association and holds leadership roles with the Entrepreneur

Council of Frederick County, the Frederick County Chamber of

Commerce and Fredericktowne Rotary Club.

NATALIE D. EDDINGTON, PH.D.

Natalie, a resident of Owings Mills, is Dean

and Professor of the University of Maryland

School of Pharmacy, the fourth oldest school

of pharmacy in the nation. As Dean, she is the

chief academic and administrative offi cer and provides leadership

for the school’s education, pharmacy practice, research and

outreach programs. A Dean’s List student and recipient of

numerous academic awards, Natalie earned her B.S. in pharmacy

from Howard University and her Ph.D. in pharmacokinetics

from the University of Maryland-Baltimore. She lends her

expertise to the American Association of Pharmaceutical Sciences,

Phi Kappa Phi, American Association of Colleges of Pharmacy

and the National Institute of Pharmaceutical Technology

and Education.

PROFILES IN LEADERSHIP | class of 2009

DR. MATTHEW E. FITZGERALD

Matthew is Associate Vice President for

Quality Programs for the American College

of Cardiology, which is a premier medi-

cal society providing educational programs,

quality initiatives, clinical guidance, advocacy

and clinical registries, and fosters research on behalf of its 30,000

members. Matthew earned his B.A. in biology and chemistry from

the University of Delaware, his M.A. in environmental science from

Florida Institute of Technology, and his Masters in Public Health

and Doctor of Public Health in international health/environmental

health from Johns Hopkins School of Public Health. A resident of

Easton, he volunteers with Talbot County Hospice, Chesapeake

Bay Foundation and the Talbot Waterfowl Festival. He is a 2003

graduate of Shore Leadership.

JEANNETTE R. FITZWATER

Jeannette, a resident of Mountain Lake Park in

Garrett County, is Senior Vice President and

Director of Human Resources for First United

Bank and Trust, a $1.6 billion bank-holding

company, offering a full range of banking,

investment and insurance products headquartered in Oakland.

She earned her B.B.A. in personnel and industrial relations/man-

agement (cum laude) from Ohio University, and holds Certifi cates

from the School of Bank Marketing and the Maryland Banking

School. She also is a registered business coach. Jeanette volun-

teers her time to the United Way of Garrett County, Maryland

Banking School Board, Garrett County Workforce Development

Task Force, St. Paul’s United Methodist Church and Garrett

County Drug-Free Coalition.

ERIC W. FRANKLIN

Eric, a resident of Owings, is Founder, Presi-

dent and CEO of ERIMAX, INC. in Dunkirk,

which provides approaches to improve, iden-

tify, acquire, implement and manage a variety

of solutions to technology and management

problems. Eric earned his B.A. in biology from Hampton Univer-

sity, and his M.A. in procurement and acquisition management

from Webster University. He contributes his time and expertise

to the Boys and Girls Club of Southern Maryland, South-

ern Maryland Workforce Investment Board, Calvert County

Science Technology Engineering and Math Steering Committee,

Calvert County Minority Business Alliance, Tri-County Council

Minority Business Task Force, and the Calvert County Economic

Development Commission.

J. ROBERT FRAZEE

Bob, a resident of Westminster, is President

and CEO of MidAtlantic Farm Credit, ACA,

a $2 billion cooperatively owned fi nancial

services company that provides credit and

other services to agriculture-related industries

and rural communities. He earned his B.S. in agriculture and

extension education from the University of Maryland College

Park, and continued his studies in business at the Johns Hopkins

University. Bob provides volunteer leadership to the Maryland

4-H Foundation, Maryland Agricultural and Resource-Based

Industry Development Corporation, and the American Guild

of Organists. He serves as a substitute church organist and is a

part-time farmer.

RICHARD A. GAST

Rich, a resident of Hollywood in St.

Mary’s County, is Vice President of

Operations for Resource Management

Concepts, Inc. (RMC) in Lexington Park,

a position he has held since 1994. RMC

is a management and technology firm serving the Fed-

eral government market. This Dean’s List student earned

his B.S. in accounting from Robert Morris College, and his M.S.

in systems management from the Florida Institute of Technol-

ogy. Rich contributes his time and financial expertise to the

Knights of Columbus, Southern Maryland Workforce Investment

Board, Maryland Software Industry Consortium, St. Mary’s County

Nursing Center and Historic St. Mary’s City Foundation.

CAROL A. GILBERT

Carol, a resident of University Park, is

Assistant Secretary and Division Director-

Neighborhood Revitalization for the Maryland

Department of Housing and Community

Development. She leads a team charged with the

strategic investment and management of more than $50 million in

annual State and Federal grant and loan resources. Carol earned her

B.A. in English from the University of Virginia, and her Masters

in architecture from the University of Maryland College Park.

She volunteered for more than 10 years at two non-profit

organizations – Live Baltimore Home Center and Baltimore

Heritage. She is the founder of the Baltimore Homeownership

Preservation Coalition, which increases awareness and resources

to help homeowners in foreclosure.

TERESA L. GREIDER

Teresa, a resident of Peach Bottom, Pa.,

is Executive Vice President and Chief

Financial Officer of NBRS Financial Bank

in Rising Sun, Md. The bank was founded

in 1880 with branches in Cecil and Harford

counties in Maryland, and Lancaster County in Pennsylvania.

Teresa earned her A.S. in computer information systems from

Goldey-Beacom College, and her B.S. in business management

and M.S. in accounting and finance from the University of

Maryland University College. She is active in her home state

with Fulton Grange #66, Fulton Township and the Emergency

Management Team, as well as with Maryland Bank Services

and MFB Advisory Board in Maryland.

JASON L. GROVES, ESQ.

Jason, a resident of Upper Marlboro, is

Assistant Vice President of Government

Affairs for Verizon and is responsible for

legislative affairs in Annapolis. He formerly

served as a Captain in the United States Army

JAG Corps. A Dean’s List student, Jason earned his B.S. in hospi-

tality management from Bethune-Cookman College and his J.D.

from North Carolina Central University School of Law. This busy

leader fi nds time to volunteer with Leadership Prince George’s,

Leadership Anne Arundel, Bowie State University Foundation,

Anne Arundel Community College Foundation and Prince George’s

Community College Foundation. Jason is a 2004 graduate of

Leadership Prince George’s and a 2005 graduate of Leadership

Anne Arundel.

UMAR HAMEED

Umar, a resident of Baltimore, is the Founder

of Productivity Cubed, an international

consulting organization that works with indi-

viduals, corporations, boards of directors and

others to assist their management teams in trans-

forming and building stronger organizations. As chief consultant,

Umar helps transform teams and writes and creates new products.

He studied marketing at Sheridan College and is a master

practitioner in Neuro-Linguistic Programming, having graduated

from the NLP Institute of California. Umar also graduated from

the NLP Institute of New Zealand, where he earned his NLP Instruc-

tor designation. He contributes his time and expertise to Leadership

Anne Arundel and to various other community organizations.

JONATHAN S. HESS

Jonathan, a resident of Forest Hill, is Vice

President of The Whiting-Turner Contract-

ing Company, where he leads an operating

group of 60 individuals. His responsibilities

include oversight of ongoing construction,

employee development and advancement, business development

and the strategic pursuit of new work. He also is the mid-Atlantic

Regional Director for the company’s life sciences work. A Dean’s List

student and recipient of a leadership scholarship, Jonathan earned

his B.S. in industrial engineering from Virginia Polytechnic Institute

and his M.B.A. from Loyola College. He contributes his time to the

International Society of Pharmaceutical Engineers, Maryland Life

Sciences Advisory Board, and St. Ignatius Catholic Church.

DR. KATHLEEN B. HETHERINGTON

Kate is President of Howard Community Col-lege (HCC) and a resident of Columbia. HCC enrolls more than 7,500 credit students and over 15,000 non-credit students at its 119-acre campus. Before relocating to Maryland, Kate held positions with the Community College of Philadelphia. She earned her B.S. in psychology from Pennsylvania State University, her M.S. incounseling and human relations from Villanova University, and her D.Ed. in higher education leadership from Widener University.Kate volunteers her time and talent to Community Colleges for International Development, Howard County Chamber of Commerce, James Rouse Entrepreneurial Fund and Columbia Festival for the Arts.

GLEN R. IVES

Glen, a resident of St. Mary’s County, is Group Vice President of Sabre Systems, Inc., which provides innovative technology, scientifi c and management solutions to government and commercial clients. A graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and U.S. Army War College, he served as a Naval Offi cer and pilot. His last assignment was as Commanding Offi cer, Naval Air Station Patuxent River, the nation’s premier Research, Develop-ment, Test and Evaluation Center of Excellence for Naval Aviation. Glen devotes his leadership to the United Way, Christmas in April and Special Olympics. He also serves on the boards of the College of Southern Maryland Foundation, Chamber of Commerce, The Patuxent Partnership, Annmarie Garden, Workforce Investment Board and the Metropolitan Commission Task Force.

DARRYL A. JONES SR.

Darryl, a resident of Annapolis, is CEO of

the Maryland Association of Nonprofit

Organizations. He studied political science

and labor economics at Howard University

and mid-career studies in management at

Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Business. He also studied

at The Asset-Based Community Development Institute, Center for

Urban Affairs and Policy Research at Northwestern University, and

The Fundraising School, Center on Philanthropy at the University

of Chicago. This busy leader volunteers his time to the Kellogg

National Leadership Alliance, Prince George’s Community Federal

Credit Union, Hannah’s Grace Ministry, National Law Enforcement

Museum and Maryland Fraternal Order of Police.

GARY K. KESSLER

Gary, a resident of Lexington Park, is Deputy

Program Executive Offi cer for Unmanned

Aviation and Strike Weapons, Naval Air

Systems Command, United States Navy, at

Naval Air Station Patuxent River. He is respon-

sible for the development, procurement and life-cycle support for

all unmanned aviation systems for the Navy and Marine Corps.

Gary manages more than 2,000 people with an annual budget over

$1.5 billion. He earned his B.S. in aerospace engineering (cum

laude) from the University of Maryland College Park, and his

M.B.A. from Florida Institute of Technology. Gary serves

as Vice Chairman of the St. Mary’s County Board of

Education and is a member of the Legislative Committee of the

Maryland Association of Boards of Education.

JOSEPH KROBOTH III

Joe, a resident of Hagerstown, is Director

of Public Works for Washington County.

He is responsible for the administration

and leadership of all public works opera-

tions consisting of six agencies and more than

300 employees with a combined operating budget exceeding $75

million. Joe earned two A.A.S. degrees in electrical and mechanical

engineering from Hagerstown Community College, a B.S.C.E. in

civil/structural engineering from the University of Maryland and

an M.B.A. from Frostburg State University. His volunteer activities

include Antietam Exchange Club, Assembly Club of Hagerstown,

Volunteer Fire Company of Halfway, Md., and Halfway Little

YMCA. He is a 2003 graduate of Leadership Washington County.

MARLENE Y. LIEB

Marlene, a resident of Abingdon, is

Associate Vice President for Continuing Edu-

cation and Training for Harford Community

College. Marlene earned her B.S. in speech

pathology and audiology from Bowling Green

State University; her M.S. in adult and continuing education

(magna cum laude) from the Johns Hopkins University; and a

Certificate from The Women’s Leadership Institute. Marlene

volunteers with the Community Foundation of Harford County,

American Red Cross-Central Region, Unitarian Universalist

Fellowship of Harford County, American Association of University

Women and Faith Communities and Civic Organizations United.

She is a 1999 graduate of the Harford Leadership Academy and

coordinated the Academy from 2001 to 2007.

BRADLEY T. MACDONALD

Brad, a resident of Owings Mills, is Executive

Chairman of the Board, Medifast, Inc., a lead-

ing portion-controlled weight-loss company.

Since the turnaround of Medifast in 1999,

Brad has built the company from $5 million to

over $100 million in revenue, and employs nearly 300 Maryland-

ers. He studied social sciences at Villanova University and East

Carolina University, and military science and national security at

the Naval War College. Brad is very active in his community, serv-

ing on various boards, such as the Baltimore County Chamber of

Commerce, Stevenson University, the United States Marine Corps

Reserve Toys for Tots Foundation, Notre Dame High School and

the Owings Mills Roundtable.

MARCIA A. MIDDLETON, PH.D.

Marcia, a resident of Baltimore, is a consul-

tant to Science Applications International

Corporation in Abingdon. She is an expert

on chemical weapons decontamination. She

formerly served as Design Director for the

Department of Defense’s Guardian Installation Protection Program.

She also serves on a volunteer basis as the Executive Director of

Patrick Allison House, Inc., a transitional housing program in Balti-

more City serving homeless men in recovery from addiction. Marcia

earned her B.S. in chemical engineering from the University of

California-Berkeley, and her Ph.D. in chemical engineering from the

University of Texas-Austin. She is currently taking pre-law courses

at the Community College of Baltimore County.

SHEILAH F. MIRMIRAN

Sheilah, a resident of Baltimore, is Govern-

ment Relations Manager for Washington

Suburban Sanitary Commission (WSSC). She

was appointed Acting Director at WSSC after

11 months on the job and received the General

Manager’s Award for doing the work of three positions. Sheilah

formerly served as a senior legislative assistant to Rep. C.A. Dutch

Ruppersberger. A Dean’s List and Honors student, Sheilah earned

her B.A. in political science from the University of Massachusetts-

Boston, and her M.A. in political science from American University.

Sheilah has taken a much-needed break from a lifetime of continu-

ous volunteer activities to invest in valued relationships. She is

currently exploring new opportunities with three organizations.

MICHAEL V. MURPHY, FAIA

Mike, a resident of Baltimore, is President

of Murphy & Dittenhafer, Inc., an award-

winning architectural firm with offices in

Maryland and Pennsylvania, which specializes

in institutions, education, housing and historic

preservation. Mike earned his B.A. in history from Wheeling Jesuit

University and his M.Arch. from the University of Pennsylvania. His

community involvement includes the Commission for Historical

and Architectural Preservation, Archdiocese of Baltimore, and the

Urban Design Committee of the American Institute of Architects.

An expert in new construction, adaptive re-use and historic preser-

vation, Mike has a particular interest in community enhancement

by design and offers his talents toward community improvement.

TIMOTHY J. MURRAY

Tim, a resident of Beltsville, is the Execu-

tive Director of the Pretrial Justice Institute

in Washington, D.C., a non-profi t organi-

zation which advocates for fair and effective

policies and practice among the nation’s criminal

justice systems. Tim pioneered the work in the design of the

nation’s first Drug Court. He earned a Proficiency Certificate

in Vietnamese Language from the Defense Language Institute,

studied anthropology at the University of Maryland Univer-

sity College, and sociology at Barry University. Tim’s volunteer

activities include St. Joseph’s Parent/School Association, Cub

Scouts, Knights of Columbus and the National Association of

Pretrial Services Agencies.

LESLIE I.D. PREWITT

Leslie, a resident of Arnold, is the Director

of External Relations for Opportunity Build-

ers, Inc., a 46-year-old nonprofi t organization

that provides vocational training and employ-

ment services to more than 300 adult clients

with developmental disabilities. Leslie earned her B.S. in zoology

from the University of Maryland. She formerly owned her own

company for eight years, The Edible Edge Corporation. Leslie

has contributed considerable time and expertise for several

years to Special Olympics Maryland, HeartSmart, Boys and Girls

Clubs of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, and Meeting

Professionals International.

CLARE L. RAZAQ-HINES

Clare, a resident of Bowie, made the entre-

preneurial leap in 2000, creating net.America

Corporation, which provides professional

and IT management services to its clients.

Clare’s successful small business is located

in Upper Marlboro and employs 29 individuals. A Dean’s

List student and the recipient of numerous academic and

civic awards, Clare earned her B.S. in international management

(graduating magna cum laude) from Southeastern University,

her M.S. in technology management (graduating magna cum

laude) from the University of Maryland University College,

and continued her studies at the Tuck Business School at Dart-

mouth College. She is a Court Appointed Special Advocate

in Prince George’s County and a Sunday school teacher at

Pathway Christian Church.

DR. MARY M. RODGERS

Mary, a resident of Columbia, is the George

R. Hepburn Dynasplint Professor and Chair

of the Department of Physical Therapy and

Rehabilitation Sciences at the University of

Maryland School of Medicine. This award-

winning Honors student earned her B.S. and M.S. in phyiscal

therapy and biomechanics from the University of North Carolina,

and her Ph.D. in biomechanics from Pennsylvania State

University. Mary provides volunteer leadership to the Unitar-

ian Universalist Congregation of Columbia, Physical Therapy

and Society Summit, University of Maryland Center for

Research on Aging, and Archives of Physical Medicine

and Rehabilitation.

STACY L. RODGERS

Stacy, a resident of Pikesville, is Deputy

Secretary for Programs for the Maryland

Department of Human Resources. Stacy

oversees public welfare and child support

enforcement programs, the Office of Grants

Management and local departments of social services, and super-

vises 5,000 employees. She earned her B.S. in psychology from

the University of Maryland Baltimore County, her M.P.A. in public

management from the University of Baltimore, and a Certifi cate

in executive leadership from Harvard University JFK School of

Government. This busy leader contributes her time and expertise

to Provident Adult Day Care Center, American Baptist Churches of

the South, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., and National Forum

for Black Public Administrators.

SCOTT C. SCARFONE

Scott, a resident of Westminster, is Principal/

President of Oasis Design Group, which pro-

vides urban design, planning and landscape

architecture services to public, institutional

and private organizations. A Dean’s List and

Honors student, Scott earned his B.S.L.A./B.A. in landscape archi-

tecture and geography with a specialization in planning. He is the

co-founder of the Maryland Public Gardens Consortium, founded

to share resources for marketing Maryland’s public gardens and

raising the standards of practice for public horticulture. Scott also

is past president of the Maryland Chapter of the American Society

of Landscape Architecture and the author of Professional Planting

Design: An Architectural and Horticultural Approach for Creating Mixed

Bed Plantings.

LOUISE PHIPPS SENFT

Louise, a resident of Baltimore, founded Lou-

ise Phipps Senft and Associates/Baltimore

Mediation, Baltimore’s fi rst private mediation

fi rm, 15 years ago. She mediates, trains, super-

vises and mentors staff and seven independent

contractors, creates and produces public trainings in confl ict trans-

formational skills, writes articles and delivers keynote addresses.

An award-winning student, Louise earned her B.A. in psychology

and women’s studies from the University of Virginia, and her J.D.

from Washington and Lee School of Law. Her volunteer activities

include Safe Haven Network (Founder/Director), Roland Park Civic

League, Sovereign Military Order of Malta, the Maryland Mediation

and Confl ict Resolution Offi ce, and Network 2000.

JARED D. SPAHN

Jared, a resident of Baltimore, founded

Old Town Construction, LLC in 1999. The

company builds and develops sustainable

commercial and multi-family projects, and is

a leading practitioner of “green building” in the

Mid-Atlantic region. Jared earned his B.A. in public policy from

Washington and Lee University and earned a Certifi cate in British

Studies from Richmond University (London). Additionally, he was

designated a LEED Accredited Professional by the U.S. Green Build-

ing Council. Jared’s volunteer community activities include the

Ellicott City Business Association, Gilman School Annual Giving

Campaign and Scott E. Caplan Foundation, and he is a member of

the Maryland Department of General Services Professional Services

Selection Board.

HELEN M. SPINELLI

Helen, a resident of Greensboro, is Chief of

Community and Environmental Planning for

Queen Anne’s County. She is responsible for

long-range planning, growth management

and environment, a comprehensive land-use

plan, and eight community plans. Helen studied economics at

Delhousie University (Nova Scotia) and earned her B.A. and M.A.

in economics from Fordham University. She holds volunteer

leadership positions with the Maryland Chapter of the American

Planning Association, Denton Church of the Brethren, Rotary Club,

University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science and

Caroline County Habitat for Humanity, where she serves as

its land-use planner and President.

DR. MICHAEL C. TOOKE

Michael, a resident of Easton, is the Senior

Vice President and Chief Medical Offi cer for

Shore Health System of Maryland/UMMS, an

integrated health care delivery system for the

mid-shore region of Maryland’s Eastern Shore.

Michael is the senior executive responsible for quality of care

and physicians affairs. The Honors student earned his B.S. in

biology from Vanderbilt University, his M.D. from Tulane Medi-

cal School and his degree in Internal Medicine from the Mayo

Clinic (Rochester). Michael’s volunteer activities have centered

on The Maderia School, a girl’s boarding and day school located

in McLean, Va., where he served as Vice President of the Board and

Chair of the Finance Committee. He is a 2002 graduate of Shore

Leadership.

MARY ELLEN VANNI

Mary Ellen, a resident of Baltimore, is the

Executive Director of the Fuel Fund of

Maryland, Inc., a non-profit organization

that assists low-income families in central

Maryland with home heating and utility bills.

Mary Ellen earned her B.A. in mathematics from the College

of Notre Dame of Maryland and her M.A. in theology from St.

Mary’s Seminary and University, and she is a 2004 graduate of

The Harry and Jeannette Weinberg Fellow’s Program. Mary Ellen

volunteers with St. Matthew’s Church Community, School Sisters of

Notre Dame, College of Notre Dame of Maryland, Maryland Asso-

ciation of Nonprofi t Organizations, and the Emergency Food

and Shelter Program. She also is a 2006 graduate of Leadership

Baltimore County.

DR. BARBARA A. VINIAR

Barbara, a resident of Easton, became Presi-

dent of Chesapeake College, which serves

fi ve counties on the Eastern Shore, in July

2008. The college offers Arts and Sciences

and vocational degrees and certifi cates to 3,600

students annually, and enrolls another 8,000 students in continuing

education and workforce training. She earned her B.A. and M.A. in

English from Lehman College, City University of New York, and her

Ed.D. in Education Leadership from Fairleigh Dickinson University.

Barbara serves on the Talbot County Economic Development Com-

mission and the boards of the Mid Shore Community Foundation,

the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum and Temple B’nai Israel. She

is a member of the Kellogg Fellows Alliance Consulting Group and

the founder of the Berkshire Leadership Program.

ELIZABETH H. “BETTY” WELLER

Betty, a resident of Chestertown, is Vice

President of the Maryland State Education

Association, a 70,000-member organization

of teachers, administrators and support pro-

fessionals that works to support its members

and improve public education for all Maryland students. To ful-

fi ll this role, Betty is on leave from her teaching position in Kent

County Public Schools. She earned her B.A. in German, and her

M.A. in psychology from Washington College. She previously

served as President of the Kent County Teachers’ Association and

served on several state higher education accreditation teams. She

is active with the Kent Association of Riding Therapy and sings in

the Emmanuel Episcopal Church Choir.

PAUL J. WIEDEFELD

Paul, a resident of Towson, is the Administra-

tor of the Maryland Transit Administration,

the 10th largest public transit agency in the

country, providing rides to more than 360,000

customers a day via bus, light rail, subway and

commuter rail services. He formerly served as the Executive Direc-

tor of the Maryland Aviation Administration during the Glendening

and Ehrlich administrations, and was recently re-appointed to that

position effective December 2009. Paul earned his B.S. in political

science from Towson University, and his M.C.R.P. in city planning

from Rutgers University. Paul has volunteered his professional

expertise to the Transportation Research Board of the National

Academies, BWI Partnership, American Public Transportation

Association and Immaculate Conception School.

MADELINE YATES

Madeline, a resident of Gettysburg, Pa., is

President of Resources for Global Citizenship

(RGC), based at Mount St. Mary’s College.

RGC assists educational organizations develop

and enhance their praxis relating to local

and global engagement. She coordinates the Maryland Campus

Compact, a higher education association of college and

university presidents dedicated to addressing community devel-

opment with community partners. Madeline earned her B.A. in

political science from Gettysburg College and her M.A. in human

development from Hood College. Her volunteer activities include

Project Gettysburg Leon, National Service Learning Partnership,

Superintendents Service-Learning Advisory Board and Health

Adams County Latino Taskforce.

TERRY SLADE YOUNG

Terry, a resident of Glen Burnie, is Executive Vice President-Institutional Advancement for The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore. Terry is responsible for marketing, public rela-tions, events, development, group sales, membership and government relations. She formerly served as President of the Baltimore County Chamber of Commerce. Terry’s college course work was at Towson University, the University of Maryland Baltimore County, University of Maryland University College and Harvard Graduate School of Education, Institute for Education Management. Her volunteer community activities include the Owings Mills Corporate Roundtable, Stella Maris President’s Advisory Board, St. Timothy’s School and the Greater Baltimore Committee. In 2002, she was named one of Maryland’s Top 100 Women.

INAUGURAL RECEPTIONState House - Annapolis, Md. March 9, 2009

Following opening remarks by Nancy

Minieri, LMD’s President, and Board

Chairman Stephen A. Horvath ‘98, PNC

Bank, Governor Martin O’Malley warmly

welcomed the new class members with

an inspirational message on the impor-

tance of community leadership, and then

entertained questions from the class. The

audience of Board members and LMD

graduates offered a rousing toast to the

new Class of 2009 as the year of learning

and discovery was launched.

ORIENTATION RETREATHyatt Regency Chesapeake Bay - Cambridge, Md. April 2 & 3, 2009

The class gathered for its opening retreat

at the magnifi cent Hyatt Regency Chesa-

peake Bay in Cambridge for two days of

laughter, group activities and leadership

briefi ngs. Under the theme “The Chang-

ing Landscape in Maryland,” Anirban

Basu of the Sage Policy Group took the

class on a spirited tour of Maryland’s rap-

idly changing economic and demographic

realities. LMD President Nancy Minieri

briefed the class on the history of the

program and the policies and expecta-

tions for the class. Program Facilitator

Eliot Pfanstiehl led the class through a

fast-paced program of interactive and

thought-provoking activities designed to

explore the many facets of leadership and

build trust, communication and friend-

ships amongst strangers.

EDUCATION - SOUTHERN REGIONHilton Garden Inn - Solomons, Md.May 14 & 15, 2009

The class began its day touring the

Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Plant, with a brief-

ing on energy alternatives, costs and the

future of nuclear power in Maryland

with Douglas Nazarian, Chairman of the

Maryland Public Service Commission.

Then, the class visited the source of the

decade-long BRAC growth in St. Mary’s,

Calvert and Charles counties – Naval

Air Station Patuxent River. After Class of

’99 alumnus Tim Smith’s tour of aircraft

simulators, fl ight control operations, test

hangers and the base, the class relaxed

with lunch at the Offi cer’s Club. After a

bus ride to the far end of the peninsula,

the class boarded a handmade skipjack

and listened to the tales and teachings

of Captain Jack Russell of the Chesa-

peake Bay Field Laboratory. This lifelong

waterman, now the head of the St. Mary’s

Commissioners, shared stories of life on

the Bay, changes in the fi shing industry

and the need for attention to restore the

ecological balance of human and animal

life in the Bay. The day ended perfectly

at sunset with dinner at the Old State

House in historic St. Mary’s City and a

briefi ng on the historic buried city. The

next morning, it was off to school again

for Education Day and a briefi ng on “No

Child Left Behind” at the Dr. James A.

Forrester Career and Technology Center

by St. Mary’s Superintendent Dr. Michael

Martirano ’07 and Dr. Carl Roberts ’98,

Public School Superintendents’ Associa-

tion, followed by a panel on the challeng-

es of funding education with Del. John

Bohanan (Dist. 29B), Caroline County

Superintendent Dr. Ed Shirley ’05 and

Anne Arundel County Superintendent Dr.

Kevin Maxwell. After an overview of the

very successful S.T.E.M. Program partner-

ship between Naval Air Station Patux-

ent River and St. Mary’s County Public

Schools, the class enjoyed lunch prepared

by the school’s culinary arts students and

a tour of the Tech Center. Then, the class

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS | class of 2009

Inaugural Reception

Foundation for Success

traveled to the Southern Maryland Higher

Education Center to be welcomed by Dr.

Mel Powell ’98, Executive Director, and

a presentation on “Retooling the Adult

Workforce,” moderated by the Honorable

Tom Perez, Maryland Secretary of Labor,

Licensing and Regulation, with Class of

’09 members Marlene Lieb, Harford Com-

munity College, Dr. Kate Hetherington,

Howard Community College, and Dr.

Barbara Viniar of Chesapeake College.

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES - CENTRAL REGIONPier 5 Hotel, Baltimore City, Md.June 18 & 19, 2009

Over the two days, the class visited some

of the State’s best practices in health and

human services located in Baltimore, in-

cluding the Maryland Center for Veterans’

Education and Training and the amaz-

ing Living Classrooms program, which

teaches woodworking and maritime

skills to Baltimore youth on the Harbor

waterfront. The class saw, fi rsthand,

the facts, faces and future of Baltimore

through the eyes of remarkable leaders.

The Honorable Brenda Donald ’08, Sec-

retary, Maryland Department of Human

Resources, and Cathy Demeroto, Catholic

Charities, put a face on the number of

Maryland citizens in daily need of help.

The class met clients and staff of several

programs and agencies and had lunch

with guests at Our Daily Bread Employ-

ment Center, a program of Catholic

Charities, which feeds, counsels and sup-

ports thousands of homeless and needy

citizens of Baltimore every year. For the

fi rst time, the class visited the headquar-

ters of Humanim, located in the newly

renovated American Brewery building in

Baltimore, hosted by Henry Posko ’93,

CEO of Humanim and former Chairman

of the Board of Leadership Maryland. Mr.

Posko was joined by the Honorable John

Colmers ’99, Secretary, Maryland Depart-

ment of Health and Mental Hygiene,

and Deputy Secretary Renata Henry, to

discuss “Navigating the Stormy Seas” of

funding health and human services in

these challenging economic times. Class

of ’09 member Dr. Michael Tooke, Shore

Health System of Maryland, capped off

the day with his informative briefi ng on

Maryland’s unique health care reimburse-

ment model.

CRIMINAL JUSTICE - WESTERN REGION Rocky Gap Lodge - Cumberland, Md. July 23 & 24, 2009

If you want to study criminal justice,

start the day at the end of the line … the

North Branch Correctional Institution,

the most high-tech maximum-security

prison in the country, which houses

1,400 inmates and was built at a cost of

$171 million. Hosted by LMD alumni

Commissioner Mike Stouffer ’08 and

Brenda Shell-Eleazer ’08, Warden, Mary-

land Correctional Institution for Women,

the class got an inside-out overview of

the State’s correctional system, with a

tour of the new high-tech security facil-

ity and a briefi ng on challenges of the

correctional system in Maryland. Three

inmates responded to penetrating ques-

tions from the class about the experiences

that landed them in jail and daily life

while incarcerated. Following a tour of

the prison and lunch, the class headed

back to the hotel for a panel on reducing

inmate recidivism with Dr. Patricia Marks

’02, of Prison Outreach Ministry, Valerie

Main of the Washington County Media-

tion Center and Linda Deming with the

Anne Arundel Confl ict Resolution Center,

and moderated by Class of ’09 member

and attorney-mediator Louise Phipps

Senft. The day ended with cocktails al

fresco and dinner overlooking beautiful

Lake Habeeb, with singing, guitar playing

and mellow moments of camaraderie.

The next morning, the class visited the

Allegany Ballistics Laboratory in Rocket

Center, W.Va., a major Western Maryland

employer, to learn about the manufac-

ture of munitions and defense supplies

from Keith Funkhouser, Vice President

and General Manager of ABL Opera-

tions, and Robert Hadra, Vice President-

Manufacturing Operations. Returning to

downtown Cumberland, the class was

treated to lunch catered by students from

Allegany College’s School of Culinary

Arts, followed by a short walk to the Alle-

gany Arts Council for a panel on “Leader-

ship Begets Leadership: The Birth of the

Regional Leadership Series,” hosted by

graduates of LMD, Leadership Allegany,

The Greater Cumberland Committee and

four local institutions of higher learning.

ENVIRONMENT - EASTERN SHORECountry Inn & Suites, Salisbury, Md. September 10 & 11, 2009

While half the class cruised up the Nanti-

coke River on a boat with environmental

author and journalist Tom Horton and

Don Baugh, Vice President, Chesapeake

Bay Foundation, the other half toured

a chicken farm with owner/farmer Terri

Wolf–King and staff of Perdue Farms. Jim

Lewis ’07, Caroline and Cecil counties

Extension Director, provided a briefi ng

on agricultural issues beyond the bus

window. Both groups united at Hen-

son Scout Reservation for lunch and an

environmental chemistry lesson by Dr.

Russ Brinsfi eld, Executive Director, Harry

Hughes Center for Agro-Ecology, Inc., on

nutrient management in the ecosystem.

After the groups switched places, they

reconnected at the Fountains Conference

Center for a lively debate on the real cost

of conservation in Maryland with gradu-

ates Cambridge attorney Sandy McAllis-

ter, Esq., ’94 and Kristin Saunders Evans

’02, Assistant Secretary, Maryland Depart-

ment of Natural Resources. In one of the

most candid and lively presentations of

the program year, the class looked behind

the scenes at real decisions and political

practices in State and local land manage-

ment, policy making and business strat-

egy in the tug of war between economic

growth and ecological sustainability. The

evening featured dinner at the world-

renowned Ward Museum of Wildfowl

Art. The next day the class heard an in-

sightful and forthright presentation by Dr.

Jim Perdue ’00 on the state of Maryland’s

poultry industry, followed by a tour of the

Perdue Farms Salisbury Processing Facil-

ity. Dr. Janet Dudley-Eshbach, President,

Salisbury University, hosted the class

for lunch, followed by a presentation

by a staff member of BEACON on “The

Changing Demographics and Graying

of the Eastern Shore,” noting the rise of

both age and diversifi cation of the Shore’s

population with European and Hispanic

immigrants. The session ended with

Leighton Moore, owner of Ocean City’s

hot spot Seacrets, and Richard Meehan,

the Mayor of Ocean City, on the effect of

the economy on tourism on the Shore. As

always, the session ended with a closing

debrief and a trip back across the Bay

Bridge for many, blessedly driving against

Friday night beach traffi c.

MULTI-CULTURALISM - CAPITAL REGION The University of Maryland Conference Center - College Park, Md. October 15 & 16, 2009

After a fi rst-person overview of the

challenges of diversity in Maryland by

LMD alumnus Herb Jordan ’05, the class

participated in a daylong workshop

utilizing Harrison Owens’ Open Space

Technology (OST) format. The process

invited class members to share their

candid questions, personal knowledge

and actual life experiences in diversity

in a series of self-selected sessions while

building stronger bonds of respect and

trust among the group. The entire day

wrestled with the challenge of creating

common vision in a diverse community,

discovering ways to mobilize people of

different heritages and languages and

coming to consensus in an increasingly

multi-cultural nation. A windshield tour

through a newly renovated arts and

entertainment district in Hyattsville and

dinner at Franklin’s rounded out the

day. Capital Region Day began with a

tour of the National Institutes of Health,

where the class toured the world-famous

Clinical Center, the National Library

of Medicine, and learned about NIH’s

budget for biomedical research by Dr.

Toni Scarpa, Director of the Center for

Scientifi c Review. The fi nal act of the ses-

sion was a visit to the 2,000-seat Music

Center at Strathmore, now celebrating its

fi fth anniversary as Maryland’s premier

concert and arts education venue, hosting

160 Strathmore, Baltimore Symphony

Orchestra, Washington Performing Arts

Society, National Philharmonic and

commercial productions a year. The visit

included lunch, a backstage tour and a

briefi ng by Eliot Pfanstiehl, President and

CEO, Strathmore.

CLOSING RETREAT Chesapeake Beach Resort Hotel - Chesapeake Beach, Md.November 6, 2009

Class members held their fi nal daylong

session refl ecting on their year spent

traveling across the State. In this fi nal

session, they brainstormed leadership ini-

tiatives and shared lessons learned about

leadership. After a heartfelt exchange of

individual appreciation to each other in

the closing circle, class members, once

strangers back in April, returned home as

part of a statewide team of informed lead-

ers armed with new knowledge, a new

network of powerful allies, and a broader

vision and heart for doing the work of

Maryland.

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MEMBERSHIP DIRECTORY

TIMOTHY F. ABELL ’95PresidentSecurity Vault Works, Inc.301-776-2577tim@svwinc.com

M. RICHARD ADAMS ’07President & Chief Executive Offi cerFrederick County Chamber of Commerce301-662-7851radams@frederickchamber.org

RICHARD D. ADAMS ’01Retired410-237-5714lja508@hotmail.com

KERRY AHEARN-BROWN ’08Director-Department of Social ServicesKent County410-810-7720kabrown@dhr.state.md.us

HON. SUZANNE P. ALBERT ’96CouncilwomanCity of Westminster410-871-1180suzannealbert@comcast.net

CHARLES W. ALEXANDER ’05PresidentAlexander Design Studio410-465-8207calex@brokenboxes.com

JOHN J. ALLEN, JR. ’06Vice PresidentDelmarva Power410-860-6205john.allen@delmarva.com

WILLIAM H. ALLEN ’05PresidentAllen & Shariff Corporation410-381-7100wallen@AllenShariff.com

DR. GUY ALTIERI ’05

ELEANOR V. ALTMAN ’05Executive DirectorAdkins Arboretum410-634-2847ealtman@adkinsarboretum.org

JOSEPH F. ANDERSON ’05Project ManagerComputer Sciences Corporation, Applied Technology, LLC301-737-8125jandersoniii@csc.com

LORRIE ANDERSON ’08OwnerCountry Florist301-843-6676countryfl orist@verizon.net

ERNEST W. ANGELL ’04

JAMES M. ANTHONY ’07President & Chief Executive Offi cerChesapeake Bank & Trust410-778-1600janthony@chesapeaketrust.com

MARC L. APTER ’04Associate Vice President, Marketing & Public RelationsSt. Mary’s College of Maryland240-895-4381mlapter@smcm.edu

BARBARA BLOUNT ARMSTRONG ’01

LLOYD M. ARRINGTON JR. ’00

JUDY A. ASHLEY ’02PresidentAshley Consulting Group, LLC410-628-7626AshleyConsulting@comcast.net

CHARLES R. BAILEY JR. ’99Senior Vice President & General CounselMarrick Properties, Inc.301-855-3828rbailey@marrickinc.com

MORGAN “TRIP” BAILEY ’98PresidentBALTERM410-752-9981tbailey@balterm.com

DONNA JONES BAKER ’98

RUSHERN L. BAKER III, ESQ. ’99Executive DirectorCommunity Teachers Institute301-577-8940rbaker@communityteachers.org

WILLIAM C. BAKER ’93

JOHN H. BALCH ’99PresidentPharmaCare of Cumberland800-678-1773jhb@3ipc.com

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KARENTHIA A. BARBER ’08PresidentProfessional Development Associates410-366-1214kbmotivator4u@aol.com

ANGELA P. BARNETT ’00President & Chief Executive Offi cerBetter Business Bureau of Greater Maryland410-347-3981abarnett@greatermd.bbb.org

ROBERT J. BARRETT ’00DirectorBaltimore County Department of Recreation and Parks410-887-3806bbarrett@baltimorecountymd.gov

DR. HERMAN G. BARTLETT JR. ’00

RAYMOND “BUZZ” BARTLETT ’95

NASSER BASIR ’03President & Chief Executive Offi cer PSI Pax, Inc.301-737-5000nasser.basir@psipax.com

DONALD P. BATTISTA ’01President & Chief Executive Offi cerGarrett County Memorial Hospital301-533-4173dbattista@gcmhmail.com

DR. ERIC R. BAUGH ’02

MARY C. BAYKAN ’06

CHARLES M. BAYNARD ’94

DR. RICHARD F. BEBEE ’95

NATHAN J. BEIL ’02PresidentKCI Technologies, Inc.410-316-7937nathan.beil@kci.com

JOHN M. BELCHER ’03Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cerARINC, Inc.410-266-4740jbelcher@arinc.com

DEIDRA S. BELL ’03

MICHELLE D. BERNARD, ESQ. ’03President & Chief Executive Offi cerIndependent Women’s Forum202-419-1820

michelle.bernard@iwf.org

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SHIRLEY BIGLEY LAMOTTE, ESQ. ’99Chief Executive Offi cerBaltimore Reads, Inc.410-752-3595sbl@baltimorereads.org

CLARENCE T. BISHOP ’08443-745-1869ctbishop@erols.com

TINA MAE BJAREKULL ’03PresidentMaryland Independent College & University Association

410-269-0306tbjarekull@micua.org

ALLYSON T. BLACK ’09Vice President of Government AffairsMaryland Chamber of Commerce410-269-0642ablack@mdchamber.org

DANIA R. BLAIR ’04301-481-9643daniablair@yahoo.com

RUSSELL W. BLAKE ’02City ManagerPocomoke City410-957-1333rblakes@comcast.net

DAVID S. BLIDEN ’01CounselMaryland Association of Counties, Inc. (MACo)410-269-0043dbliden@mdcounties.org

DR. DONALD F. BOESCH ’94PresidentUniversity of Maryland Center for Environmental Science410-221-2000boesch@ca.umces.edu

BARRY E. BOGAGE ’01Executive DirectorMaryland/Israel Development Center410-767-0681bbogage@marylandisrael.org

BRIAN N. BOLENDER ’07Vice PresidentURS Corporation302-791-0700Brian_Bolender@URSCorp.com

JAMES PIPER BOND ’95President & Chief Executive Offi cerLiving Classrooms Foundation410-685-0295james@livingclassrooms.org

DR. MEREDITH BOND ’07Chair, Department of PhysiologyUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine410-706-1922mbond@som.umaryland.edu

LYNN BONDE ’03Executive DirectorCalvert Hospice410-535-0892lbonde@calverthospice.org

DANITA M. BOONCHAISRI ’08Marketing/Communications SpecialistCalvert County Department of Economic Development410-535-4583danitab@co.cal.md.us

WILLIAM J. BOSTIAN ’95Retired410-603-6299billbostian@comcast.net

ROBERT L. BOSTICK ’98

LINDA W. BOTTS ’94

STANLEY J. BOTTS ’06

SARIAN S. BOUMA ’00PresidentBWI Florist, LLC410-760-0707bwifl orist@verizon.net

KENNETH M. BOUNDS ’06Government Affairs Offi cerMidAtlantic Farm Credit, ACA410-430-1001kbounds@mafc.com

DR. STUART M. BOUNDS ’97President Mid-Shore Community Foundation410-820-8175sbounds@mscf.org

ALICE R. BOWER ’06PresidentWomens & Girls Fund of Mid-Shore410-770-8347alicebower@me.com; abower13@me.com

ELIZABETH R. BOWERMAN ’08Chief Executive Offi cerKeswick Multi-Care Center410-662-4202bowermanl@keswick-multicare.org

HON. DON WM. BRADLEY ’00MayorTown of Hurlock410-943-4181dbradley@shorecable.com

JAMES T. BRADY ’93Managing Director-Mid-AtlanticBallantrae International, Ltd.443-253-7309brady.james.t@gmail.com

KENNETH L. BRANNAN ’05OwnerA Crate Corporation & Best Beverage, LLC410-266-1622saucysalamander@hotmail.com

DYAN L. BRASINGTON ’98Vice President, Economic & Community OutreachTowson University410-704-3780dbrasington@towson.edu

ROBERT C. BRENNAN ’04Executive DirectorMEDCO410-625-0051b_brennan@medco-corp.com

ERIC L. BRENNER ’07Director, Grants Offi ceMaryland Governor’s Offi ce410-974-5090ericbrenner@starpower.net

DR. JUDITH K. BROIDA ’01Vice President of Academic AffairsTai Sophia Institute410-888-9048 jbroida@verizon.net

RICHARD KEVIN BROOKS ’02

ERIC D. BROTMAN, CFP ’09PresidentBrotman Financial Group, Inc.410-252-4555ebrotman@brotmanfi nancial.com

DALE K. BROWN I ’08Principal, Lockerman Middle SchoolCaroline County Public Schools410-479-2760dale_brown@mail.cl.k12.md.us

TINA G. BROWN ’06Assistant Superintendent of InstructionCaroline County Public Schools410-479-1460tina_brown@mail.cl.k12.md.us

JEAN W. BRUNE ’00

MARTIN P. BRUNK ’07Managing DirectorRSM McGladrey, Inc.410-308-5654martin.brunk@rsmi.com

ROGER V. BRUSZEWSKI ’99

DR. THELMA J. “TJ” BRYAN ’01Retired443-690-4461

DR. ALLISON BRYANT ’00

JAMES D. BUCKLAND ’01Director of Business DevelopmentArtesian Water Maryland, Inc.302-453-6900jbuckland@artesianwater.com

BARBARA G. BUEHL ’04

JENNIFER BURDICK ’94PresidentCMK Associates, LLC410-467-5462jennifer.burdick@verizon.net

DR. LINDA D. BURGEE ’07SuperintendentFrederick County Public Schools301-696-6910linda.burgee@fcps.org

HON. JANINE F. BURNS ’96Supervisor, Board of SupervisorsMathews County, Virginia804-725-9063linkage@msn.com

ALAN A. BUSTER JR., FACHE ’04

JOHN T. BUTLER ’09Vice President for University AdvancementMount St. Mary’s University301-447-7432jbutler@msmary.edu

DEBORAH G. BYRD ’98

DR. NONI H. BYRNES ’09Chief, CBIRG-Center for Scientifi c ReviewNational Institutes of Health301-435-1023byrnesn@csr.nih.gov

HANNAH LEE BYRON ’97Assistant Secretary-Division of Tourism, Film & ArtsMaryland Department of Business & Economic Development410-767-6266hbyron@choosemaryland.org

ARNOLD CALLAHAM ’00Executive DirectorGreater Hagerstown Committee, Inc.301-733-8811acallaham@myactv.net

RUTH ANNE CALLAHAM ’09Executive DirectorFood Resources, Inc.301-733-4002ruthanne@myactv.net

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THERESA A. CAMERON ’03Director of MembershipAmericans for the Arts

202-371-2830

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JOHN H. CAMMACK ’09Retired410-821-7430

john.cammack2009@gmail.com

ROLAND O. CAMPBELL JR., GRI ’05

KATHRYN “KT” CANE ’96PresidentHealthRST

301-943-8155

ksingleton@healthrsi.com

MARY E. CANNON ’06Chief Operation Offi cer & Chief Financial Offi cerAllen & Shariff Corporation

443-545-1003

mcannon@allenshariff.com

ELEANOR M. CAREY ’01PresidentEleanor M. Carey & Associates, LLC410-371-5507emcarey@synergiesconsultinggroup.com

BOOKER T. CARTER JR. ’95Vice President- Centralized Shared ServicesCareFirst Blue Cross Blue Shield

MARK D. CASE ’04Senior Vice President, Strategy & Regulatory AffairsBGE410-470-5710mark.d.case@bge.com

MICHEL F. CAVALLON ’05ConsultantCavallon Consulting410-433-0182cavallon@gmail.com

JOHN P. CAVANAUGH ’06Account Manager, K-12 Education SolutionsJohnson Controls, Inc.410-302-6323john.cavanaugh@jci.com

CHARLES C. CAWLEY SR. ’03State Executive DirectorUSDA Farm Services Agency410-479-4780charles.cawley@md.usda.gov

NATALIE K. CHABOT ’05Economic Development DirectorCambridge Economic Development Department410-221-6074natalie@choosecambridge.com

SHU-PING CHAN, ESQ. ’97Attorney at LawLaw Offi ce of Shu-Ping Chan, LLC301-996-2828law@spchan.com

NGUYEN MINH CHAU ’94Retired301-933-2738nmchau37@yahoo.com

WILLIAM G. CHRISTOFFEL ’06

DR. MARIE A. CINI ’09Vice Provost & DeanUniversity of Maryland University College240-582-2887mcini@umuc.edu

CONGRATULATIONS LEADERSHIP MARYLAND CLASS OF 2009

University of Maryland University College (UMUC) is proud that one of our own was selected to be part of this statewide network of leaders dedicated to shaping a better future for the citizens and communities of Maryland.

For more than 60 years, UMUC has been a global leader in the education of working adults. Today, UMUC is the largest public university in the nation. UMUC offers 130 undergraduate and graduate degree and certificate programs on-site and online to 90,000 students around Maryland, throughout the United States and in 25 other countries worldwide.

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UMUC salutesMARIE A. CINI, PhD

DR. ROBERT CIRINCIONE ’93Executive Vice PresidentMid-Atlantic Orthopaedic Specialists301-739-7900rjcmd@yahoo.com

KIMBERLY A. CLARK ’09Executive Vice PresidentBaltimore Development Corporation410-779-3868kclark@baltimoredevelopment.com

WAYNE CLARKE ’97

H. WARD CLASSEN ’95

PETER CLAY ’96

TARA BALFE CLIFFORD ’00Community Volunteer410-956-4474TBClifford@verizon.net

KIMBERLY L. COBLE ’04Maryland Executive DirectorChesapeake Bay Foundation410-268-8833Kcoble@cbf.org

DANE A. COLEMAN ’01

ROLAND “MIKE” COLINA ’00Chief Executive Offi cerResource Management Concepts, Inc.

301-862-7501

mcolina@rmcweb.com

HON. JOHN M. COLMERS ’99SecretaryMaryland Department of Health and Mental

Hygiene

410-767-4639

jcolmers@dhmh.state.md.us

CAROLYN W. COLVIN ’06410-874-7806

carolynwcolvin@aol.com

DR. RITA R. COLWELL ’95

PAUL W. COMFORT, ESQ. ’07410-739-8008

pcomfort@dmv.com

GREGORY D. CONDERACCI ’95

Founder

Good Ground Consulting, LLC

443-756-8213

gc@goodgroundconsulting.com

JOHN F. CONWELL ’07

Regional Vice President of

Government Affairs

Comcast

240-605-6704

John_Conwell@cable.Comcast.com

BERNARD A. COOK, ESQ. ’02

Principal

Cook & DiFranco, LLC

410-223-1590

bcook@cookanddifranco.com

ARTHUR M. COOLEY ’96

Retired

410-742-1128

art.cooley@gmail.com

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development in Maryland contact:

410-575-6027 or visit www.medamd.com

HARRIET E. COOPERMAN, ESQ. ’03PartnerSaul Ewing, LLP410-332-8974hcooperman@saul.com

SHARON T. COSGROVE ’97

DR. DANIEL E. COSTELLO ’94

GENE W. COUNIHAN ’98Retired301-977-5045gcounihan@comcast.net

WILLIAM COUPER ’96President, Mid-AtlanticBank of America202-442-7583william.couper@bankofamerica.com

SCOTT R. COUSINO ’96

JASPER G. COX ’06Director of FinanceStrathmore Hall Foundation, Inc.301-581-5181

jcox@strathmore.org

HON. DAVID R. CRAIG ’03County ExecutiveHarford County410-638-3350drcraig@harfordcountymd.gov

DR. STEPHEN CRAWFORD ’99

BENARD CREGG ’00

JULIE L. CROCKER ’08

WILLIAM CROWLEY JR. ’94

STEWART CUMBO ’06

THOMAS L. CURCIO ’04President & Chief Executive Offi cerBoard of Child Care410-922-2100tlcurcio@boardofchildcare.org

ANNA CUSTER ’02Executive DirectorLive Baltimore410-637-3750acuster@livebaltimore.com

MICHAEL J. DAILEY ’09Executive DirectorFrederick Innovative Technology Center, Inc.301-694-2999mdailey@fi tci.org

DR. JACK D. DALE ’02

DINA GOMES DALY ’07Director-Department of Social ServicesCaroline County410-819-4500ddaly@dhr.state.md.us

COLENE Y. DANIEL, FACHE ’93

BRIAN P. DARMODY ’06Associate Vice President, Research & Economic DevelopmentUniversity of Maryland301-405-1990bdarmody@umd.edu

WILLIAM M. DAVIDOW JR., ESQ. ’06MemberGordon, Feinblatt, Rothman, Hofberger & Hollander, LLC410-576-4253wdavidow@gfrlaw.com

MICHAEL W. DAVIS, ESQ. ’00Senior PartnerDavis, Agnor, Rapaport & Skalny, LLC410-995-5800mdavis@darslaw.com

GILBERTO DE JESUS ’98

DR. CHRISTOPHER F. D’ELIA ’97Professor & Dean, School of the Coast & EnvironmentLouisiana State University225-578-7188 cdelia@lsu.edu

DAVID J. DELUCA ’07President & Chief Executive Offi cerDelco Packaging Products, Inc.410-228-2905david.deluca@delcopkg.com

LAWRENCE O. DEMAREE ’94

JOSEPH DEMATTOS JR. ’08PresidentHealth Facilities Association of Maryland410-290-5132jdemattos@hfam.org

MARY E. DEMPSEY ’99Managing Director-Public AffairsConstellation Energy Group, Inc.410-269-5283mary.e.dempsey@constellation.com

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JOHN H. DENICK, ESQ. ’94

MARTHA J. D’ERASMO ’06Independent Consultant301-654-3152martyderasmo@yahoo.com

MARCIA P. DEWITT ’94

RANJIT “RON” S. DHINDSA, ESQ. ’04PresidentMaryland Leadership Workshops, Inc.301-527-8222rondhindsa@yahoo.com

DEBORAH H. DIEHL, ESQ. ’97PartnerWhiteford, Taylor & Preston410-347-8766ddiehl@wtplaw.com

CAROL B. DIGGS ’98President & Managing DirectorDiGGS! Executive Search & Business Consulting410-455-9978carol.diggs@verizon.net

JOHN W. DILLON ’93Retired410-822-6228johnwdillon@hotmail.com

ROBERTA E. DILLOW ’94Retired410-730-0174roberta-dillow@comcast.net

DONORA L. DINGMAN ’94

JOHN D. DINKEL ’08President & PublisherBaltimore Business Journal410-454-0522jdinkel@bizjournals.com

HON. BRENDA DONALD ’08SecretaryMaryland Department of Human Resources410-767-7109bdonald@dhr.state.md.us

GARY DONALDSON ’97Performance Solutions ArchitectScience Applications International Corp.703-200-2221gdonaldson@garydonaldson.com

JOSEPH DONEGAN ’02Vice President-Sales/LeasingTyler-Donegan Real Estate Services, Inc.301-831-8575

joe@tylerco.com

GERALD W. DONOVAN ’98PresidentRod ’n Reel, Inc.410-257-2735gwd@cbresortspa.com

MARTIN L. “CHIP” DOORDAN ’01President & Chief Executive Offi cerAnne Arundel Health System, Inc.443-481-1314cdoordan@aahs.org

LEIF A. DORMSJO ’08Chief of StaffMaryland Department of Transportation410-865-1006ldormsjo@mdot.state.md.us

ANTONIO DOSS ’99

PHILIP B. DOWN ’06President & Chief Executive Offi cerDoctors Community Hospital301-552-8085pdown@dchweb.org

J. ALEXANDER DOYLE ’97

MICHAEL M. DREISBACH ’07Owner/PartnerSavage River Lodge

301-689-3200

mike@savageriverlodge.com

MSGR. PAUL M. DUDZIAK ’00

ALAN R. DUNCAN ’98Assistant Inspector GeneralTreasury Inspector General for Tax

Administration (TIGTA)

202-622-5894

alanduncan4@verizon.net

DR. MARY ELLEN DUNCAN ’01

WILLIAM DUNCAN JR. ’96President & Chief Executive Offi cerTalbot Bank

410-822-1400

buck.duncan@talbot-bank.com

TRACY W. DURKIN ’06

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ARTHUR EBERSBERGER ’93Senior Vice PresidentCBIZ Benefi ts & Insurance Services of Maryland, Inc.410-647-6368aebersberger@cbiz.com

HON. ADELAIDE ECKARDT ’01DelegateMaryland General Assembly410-221-6561adelaide.eckardt@house.state.md.us

DR. RICHARD L. ECKERT ’08Chair-Department of Biochemistry & Molecular BiologyUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine410-706-3220reckert@umaryland.edu

NATALIE D. EDDINGTON, PH.D. ’09Dean and ProfessorUniversity of Maryland School of Pharmacy410-706-6710neddingt@rx.umaryland.edu

MICHAEL A. EDWARDS ’04

SARA EISENBERG ’94

FAITH ELLIOTT-ROSSING ’08Director-Economic Development & AgricultureQueen Anne’s County410-758-4418felliott-rossing@qac.org

STUART M. ELSBERG ’07Owner/PrincipalElsberg Associates/E*Cash, Inc.410-810-1445sme6@cornell.edu

RALPH W. EMERSON JR. ’03Senior Vice PresidentM&T Bank410-244-4097bemerson@mtb.com

DR. CATHERINE A. EVANS ’08Co-PresidentLehmann Consulting410-433-7197koboevans@hotmail.com

WILLIAM G. EWING ’96PartnerPaladin Associates207-373-0322wgewing@suscom-maine.net

HON. JAMES R. EYLER ’95

JARED S. FAST ’01

DR. PATRICIA FEGAN ’96President & Chief Executive Offi cerSpecial Olympics Maryland, Inc.410-789-6677pfegan@somd.org

STEPHEN M. FELLER ’93Municipal ManagerMt. Lebanon Municipality412-343-3620sfeller@mtlebanon.org

EMILY H. FERREN ’03DirectorCharles County Public Library301-934-9001eferren@somd.lib.md.us

ANNE S. FERRO ’01

JAMES D. FIELDER JR., PH.D. ’98Regional Director of Business DevelopmentClifton Gunderson, LLP410-453-5551Jim.Fielder@cliftoncpa.com

2009 Graduating Class

Thanks for putting your energy to good use.

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ROBIN A. FINNACOM ’98President & Chief Executive Offi cerSt. Mary’s County Community Development

Corporation

240-725-5786

robin.fi nnacom@stmarysmd.com

TIMOTHY FIRESTINE ’94

RALPH E. FISHER ’98Division Head OperationsWashington Gas

703-750-4533

rfi sher@washgas.com

DR. MATTHEW E. FITZGERALD ’09410-200-2053

mfi tz59@live.com

G. “SANDY” FITZ-HUGH ’95Retired804-771-5732

gsfi tzhugh@kaufcanconsulting.com

JAY G. FITZHUGH ’02

BRENDAN D. FITZSIMMONS ’07Senior Vice President, Investments/Branch DirectorRBC Wealth Manager301-733-7111brendan.fi tzsimmons@rbc.com

JEANNETTE R. FITZWATER ’09Senior Vice President/Director of Human ResourcesFirst United Bank & Trust301-533-2253jfi tzwater@mybank4.com

DR. PATRICIA FLORESTANO ’01Member-Board of RegentsUniversity System of Maryland410-990-9169pfl orestano@gmail.com

DORIAN P. FLYNN ’04Executive DirectorMANSEF410-938-4413mansef@aol.com

ANTOINETTE “TONI” FORD ’95

DR. RONALD G. FORSYTHE JR. ’01

NEWTON FOWLER III, ESQ. ’96PartnerRosenberg, Martin & Greenberg, LLP410-727-6683nfowler@rosenbergmartin.com

GEORGE J. FOX ’08

JASON A. FRANK, ESQ. ’01PresidentFrank, Frank & Scherr, LLC410-337-8900jfrank@frankelderlaw.com

ERIC W. FRANKLIN ’09President & Chief Executive Offi cerERIMAX, Inc410-286-8008efranklin@erimaxinc.com

J. ROBERT FRAZEE ’09President & Chief Executive Offi cerMidAtlantic Farm Credit, ACA410-848-1033

bfrazee@mafc.com

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Farm Credit has been leading the way in agricultural and rural lending for over 90 years. With special programs to help young, beginning, and minority farmers, we are leading the way for a whole new generation of hobby farmers and ag professionals.

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HOWARD S. FREEDLANDER ’05Deputy Treasurer for External AffairsState of Maryland410-260-7418hfreedlander@treasurer.state.md.us

KATHRYN B. FREELAND ’03Chief Executive Offi cerFreeland & Associates, LLC410-439-1152kbfceo@verizon.net

MICHAEL A. FREEMAN ’03Vice President, Student AffairsTennessee State University615-963-5644mafreeman@tnstate.edu

JANICE FREY-ANGEL ’06President & Chief Executive Offi cerMelwood301-599-4501jfrey-angel@melwood.org

MARK E. FRIIS ’99President & Chief Executive Offi cerRodgers Consulting, Inc.301-948-4700mfriis@rodgers.com

JOHN B. FRISCH, ESQ. ’02Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cerMiles & Stockbridge, PC410-385-3507jfrisch@milesstockbridge.com

DENNIS E. FRYE ’00

DR. R. LORRAINE FULTON ’02Head of Middle SchoolGerstell Academy410-861-3300lfulton@gerstell.org

HARRY Y. FURUKAWA ’04

JACQUELYN GAINES ’99Executive Coach & Senior LeaderMercy Health Partners, Inc., Studer Group850-454-7470jackie.gaines@studergroup.com

MARGARET G. GAINES ’97

HON. M. TERESA GARLAND, ESQ. ’04Administrative Law JudgeOffi ce of Administrative Hearings410-229-4120garlandmtg@verizon.net

KAREN T. GARNER ’08PresidentResearch & Engineering Development, Inc.301-342-9285karen.garner@red-inc.us

ROBERT GARNER ’96Executive Vice President-Wealth ManagementCBIZ Benefi ts & Insurance Services of Maryland, Inc.301-777-1500rgarner@cbiz.com

DENNIS J. GARRETT ’96

RICHARD A. GAST ’09Vice President OperationsResource Management Concepts, Inc.301-862-7501rgast@rmcweb.com

MARK I. GAVER ’06

HON. ROBERT GELL ’94Vice President, Board of CommissionersTown of Charlestown443-553-6066rgell@cecil.edu

GINO GEMIGNANI JR. ’96Senior Vice PresidentThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company410-337-5799gino@whiting-turner.com

DR. GREGORY GEOFFROY ’99

KATHERINE W. GETTY ’06Regional PresidentSusquehanna Bank301-777-4674kathy.getty@susquehanna.net

DR. JONATHAN C. GIBRALTER ’08PresidentFrostburg State University301-687-4111jgibralter@frostburg.edu

CAROL A. GILBERT ’09Assistant Secretary-Neighborhood RevitalizationMaryland Department of Housing & Community Development410-514-7229gilbert@mdhousing.org

DR. HELEN F. GILES-GEE ’97PresidentKeene State College603-358-2000gilesgee@keene.edu

NBRS Financial Bank would like to congratulate

Teresa Greider, CPA

For Graduating FromLeadership Maryland 2009

The Maryland Department of Housing andCommunity Development is proud thatAssistant Secretary Carol A. Gilbert is a memberof the 2009 class of Leadership Maryland.

Assistant Secretary Gilbert represents DHCD'svision, that all Maryland citizens will have theopportunity to live and prosper in affordable,desirable and secure housing in thriving communities.

The employees of DHCD congratulate and saluteCarol A. Gilbert of the Class of 2009.

RAYMOND A. SKINNER Secretary

CLARENCE J. SNUGGS Deputy Secretary

O. PALMER GILLIS III ’00Chief Executive Offi cerGillis Gilkerson, Inc.410-749-4821palmer@gillisgilkerson.com

EDWARD J. GILLISS, ESQ. ’02PartnerRoyston, Mueller, McLean & Reid, LLP410-823-1800egilliss@rmmr.com

DR. CATHERINE R. GIRA ’93President EmeritaFrostburg State University410-772-5895crgira@comcast.net

HON. LISA A. GLADDEN ’01

JOANNE K. GLASSER, ESQ. ’98

KATHRYN W. GLOCKNER ’05

EDWARD GOLD ’97

HERBERT GOLDMAN, ESQ. ’04Managing MemberGordon Feinblatt Rothman Hoffberger & Hollander LLC410-576-4217hgoldman@gfrlaw.com

JACOB H. “JACK” GOLDSTEIN ’97Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cerNBRS Financial410-658-5504jgoldstein@nbrs.com

DR. JIN K. GONG ’04

JAMES J. GORDON ’02

TOBY A. GORDON, SC.D. ’03PresidentToby Gordon Advisory, LLC410-532-6404tobygordonllc@comcast.net

DR. R. ALLAN GORSUCH ’94Retired410-822-0703allan.gorsuch@gmail.com

DR. BRADLEY M. GOTTFRIED ’08PresidentCollege of Southern Maryland301-934-7625BGottfried@csmd.edu

CASSANDRA W. GOTTLIEB ’01PrincipalKann Partners410-234-0900

cgottlieb@kannpartners.com

ROBERT “SCOTT” GRAHAM ’03President & Chief Executive Offi cerBHealth Management, LLC443-386-1667revceo@comcast.net

THOMAS H. GRAHAM ’06Region PresidentPEPCO202-872-3251thgraham@pepco.com

TIMOTHY P. GRAMBLEY ’04General ManagerRocky Gap Lodge & Golf Resort301-784-8401tim.grambley@crestlinehotels.com

WILLIAM B. GRANT ’02Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cerFirst United Bank & Trust301-533-2250wgrant@mybank4.com

BONNIE MARIE GREEN ’07Executive DirectorThe Patuxent Partnership301-866-9705bonnie.green@paxpartnership.org

TERESA L. GREIDER ’09Executive Vice President/Chief Financial Offi cerNBRS Financial Bank410-658-5504tgreider@nbrs.com

TROND GRENAGER ’95

HON. JOHN R. GRIFFIN ’97SecretaryMaryland Department of Natural Resources410-260-8100jgriffi n@dnr.state.md.us

CHRISTOPHER J. GRIFFITH ’01Executive Vice PresidentKCI Technologies, Inc.410-316-7968cgriffi th@kci.com

JAMES S. GRIMES ’01

JOE R. GROSSNICKEL JR. ’01Project ExecutiveIBM Federal301-803-2851

jrgrossn@us.ibm.com

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SHELLY M. GROSS-WADE ’07President & Chief Executive Offi cerPrince George’s Financial Services Corporation301-883-6900smgross-wade@co.pg.md.us

JASON L. GROVES, ESQ. ’09Assistant Vice President of Government AffairsVerizon410-269-1652Jason.L.Groves@Verizon.com

HUGH E. GRUNDEN ’03President & Chief Executive Offi cerEaston Utilities410-763-9479hgrunden@eucmail.com

HON. ANA SOL GUTIERREZ ’99

RICHARD HACKNEY JR. ’94

ROBERT R. HAGANS JR. ’99Chief Financial Offi cerAARP202-434-3220rhagans@aarp.org

KATHLEEN D. HALL ’95

TIMOTHY E. HALL ’00

KEITH HALLER ’02

UMAR HAMEED ’09FounderProductivity Cubed410-949-7067umar@productivitycubed.com

SCOTT A. HANCOCK ’03Executive DirectorMaryland Municipal League410-268-5514scotth@mdmunicipal.org

ROSLYN M. HANNIBAL-BOOKER ’07Director of DevelopmentMaryland Center for Veterans Education & Training410-576-9626devdir@mcvet.org

THOMAS E. HARR ’08Chief Executive Offi cerFamily Services Agency, Inc.301-840-3202harrt@fs-inc.org

SANDRA N. HARRIMAN ’04Senior Director of DevelopmentUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine410-706-0106sharriman@som.umaryland.edu

LLOYD B. HARRISON III ’03President & Chief Operating Offi cerVirginia Partners Bank410-286-2485lbh3@aol.com

MARGARET A. HAYES ’06Director, Student Education Services & OutreachUniversity of Maryland School of Pharmacy410-706-6586mhayes@rx.umaryland.edu

SUZANNE D. HAYES ’98Financial AdvisorMerrill Lynch877-698-4761suzanne_hayes@ml.com

JANYCE N. HEDETNIEMI ’00ConsultantJNH Consulting, LLC703-978-8095JanyceNH@cox.net

JEFFREY N. HEFLEBOWER ’05Executive Vice PresidentEaston Bank & Trust Company410-479-5440jefhef@comcast.net

EUGENE D. HELBIG ’06Senior Vice President/Senior Trust Offi cerFirst United Bank & Trust301-533-2360gdhelbig@mybankfi rstunited.com

DR. BARBARA HELLER ’96Vice President-Strategic InitiativesLaureate Education, Inc.410-843-6610barbara.heller@laureate-inc.com

ELLEN J. HEMMERLY ’06Executive DirectorUMBC Research Park Corporation410-455-8400hemmerly@umbc.edu

THOMAS HENDERSHOT, ESQ. ’02Retired301-474-3965fhender@his.com

JONATHAN S. HESS ’09Vice PresidentThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company410-821-1100

jonathan.hess@whiting-turner.com

ROBERT V. HESS ’97CommissionerNew York City Department of Homeless Services212-361-7963rhess@dhs.nyc.gov

DR. KATHLEEN B. HETHERINGTON ’09PresidentHoward Community College410-772-4820khetherington@howardcc.edu

KEVIN P. HIGGINS ’06Division Vice PresidentThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company410-337-5809kevin.higgins@whiting-turner.com

DAVINA GRACE HILL ’03Executive DirectorChesapeake Arts Center410-636-6597davinah@chesapeakearts.org

ETHEL M. B. HILL, ESQ. ’06Retired410-730-4122ethelbhill@aol.com

LISA HILLMAN ’06Senior Vice President/Chief Development Offi cerAnne Arundel Health System, Inc.443-481-4747lhillman@aahs.org

SONIA D. HINDS ’05Executive DirectorBarstow Acres Children’s Center410-414-9901cbps2006@yahoo.com

JOHN HODGE-WILLIAMS ’93

DR. JOSEPH M. HOFFMAN ’06Dean, College of Liberal Arts & SciencesFrostburg State University301-687-4120jhoffman@frostburg.edu

ROBERT L. HOFMANN ’99President & Chief Executive Offi cerMaryland Works, Inc.410-381-8660bobh@mdworks.com

MAJ. GEN. ARTHUR HOLMES JR., (RET.) ’01

STEPHEN A. HORVATH ’98Senior Vice President/Group ManagerPNC Bank301-208-1220

s.horvath@pnc.com

VICTOR L. HOSKINS ’96

N. DOUGLAS HOSTETLER ’97PresidentHostetler Church, LLC

410-740-3303

dhostetler@hostetlerchurchllc.com

SHERMAN HOWELL ’00

MICHAEL L. HOY ’00

DR. MURRAY K. HOY ’96PresidentWor-Wic Community College

410-334-2810

rhoy@worwic.edu

DR. FREEMAN HRABOWSKI III ’93PresidentUniversity of Maryland-Baltimore County

410-455-3880

hrabowski@umbc.edu

DR. MARY ELLEN HRUTKA ’02Executive DirectorMid-Atlantic Catholic Schools Consortium

410-280-0142

mehrutka@gmail.com

JILL A. HUDOCK, C.P.A. ’05

WILLIAM J. HUDOCK ’01

JOHN L. HUGGINS JR. ’07President/Chief Executive Offi cerTechnology Alliance, LLC

301-706-5433

jhuggins@techalliancellc.com

DR. MARION H. HULL ’04Board of DirectorsMobile Medical Care, Inc.

301-384-9262

BSHullSr@aol.com

E. BETSEY HURWITZ-SCHWAB ’06Retired301-759-9385

bhschwab@mindspring.com

WILLIAM HUSSMANN ’93

JOHN B. HUTCHINSON ’03PresidentVerizon Connected Solutions, Inc.

410-238-6800

john.hutchinson@verizon.com

DAVID IANNUCCI ’01Executive DirectorBaltimore County Economic Development410-887-2123diannucci@baltimorecountymd.gov

GLEN R. IVES ’09Group Vice PresidentSabre Systems Inc.301-863-5090gives@sabresystems.com

MONICA BEST JAMES, ESQ. ’03

THOMAS H. JARBOE ’06Chief Operating Offi cerTechnology Security Associates, Inc.301-866-0295tom_jarboe@technology-security-associates.com

ROBERT I. JEFFREY ’00Director, Wealth Management, Senior Portfolio ManagerSmith Barney410-736-5332Robert.I.Jeffrey@smithbarney.com

DAVID M. JENKINS ’02Director, Municipal DevelopmentTown of La Plata301-934-8421djenkins@townofl aplata.org

PATRICIA JESSAMY ’96State’s AttorneyBaltimore City410-396-4986pjessamy@stattorney.org

ANNE L. JOHNSON, ESQ. ’05

DR. CHERYL R. JOHNSON ’01

KAREN S. JOHNSON ’03Executive Director-FoundationWestern Maryland Health System301-723-1454karenjohnson@wmhs.com

MONICA J. JOHNSON, ESQ. ’04Assistant Secretary for Mission SupportMaryland Department of Natural Resources410-260-8117mjjohnson@dnr.state.md.us

ORLAN M. JOHNSON, ESQ. ’01

ROBERT G. JOHNSON ’06Managing MemberCapitol Strategies, LLC410-268-3099rjohnson@capitol-strategies.com

TORRIE C. JOHNSON ’00Professional Organizer & Personal AssistantOrganize by Design410-323-6280organizebydesign@aol.com

TRUDYE M. JOHNSON ’99

RADM CHARLES H. JOHNSTON, USN (RET.) ’07Vice President, Technology & Test DivisionWyle Laboratories301-863-4465bert.johnston@wyle.com

DANA M. JONES ’97Chief Executive Offi cerUnited Planning Organization202-238-4692djones@upo.org

DARRYL A. JONES SR. ’09Chief Executive Offi cerMaryland Association of Nonprofi t Organizations410-727-6367djones@mdnonprofi t.org

PAMELA R. JONES ’97Chief Executive Offi cerCrittenton Services of Greater Washington301-565-9333pjones@crittentonservices.org

HERBERT JORDAN III ’05Information Technology Applications ManagerMaryland Automobile Insurance Fund443-510-1508hjordan@emaif.com

LERONIA A. JOSEY, ESQ. ’02PresidentLeronia Josey & Associates, LLC410-944-6776ljosey@comcast.net

ROBIN S. KABLE ’07Coordinator-Business & Community PartnershipsCarroll County Public Schools410-751-3468rskable@k12.carr.org

WILLIAM “GIZ” KACZOROWSKI ’93Director of Field ServicesBuilding & Construction Trades Department/AFL-CIO202-756-4641giz@bctd.org

J. STEVEN KAII-ZIEGLER ’05Senior ManagerMunicipal & Financial Services Group410-266-9101steven.kaii-ziegler@mfsgllc.com

ROBERT BROOKE KAINE ’06President & Chief Executive Offi cerKaine, Inc.301-943-1407brooke@kainehomes.com

JOHN W. KAMAUFF JR., PH.D. ’00

DONALD R. KANN, AIA ’02PresidentKann Partners410-234-0900dkann@kannpartners.com

SHAWN S. KARIMIAN ’05

NEIL A. KATZ ’04Chief Executive Offi cerCorridor Reznick, LLC410-468-1800nkatz@corridorllc.com

M. JAMES KAUFMAN ’04

STEPHEN Z. KAUFMAN, ESQ. ’95Senior PartnerLinowes & Blocher, LLP301-961-5156skaufman@linowes-law.com

SUSAN KEATING ’93

R. DEAN KENDERDINE ’01Executive DirectorMaryland State Retirement Agency410-625-5600dkenderd@sra.state.md.us

SHERYL KERR ’96

GARY K. KESSLER ’09Deputy PEO for Unmanned Aviation, NASCUnited States Navy301-757-6335gary.kessler@navy.mil

PHYLLIS KILBY ’03

LILLIAN S. KILROY ’05Independent ConsultantAG Newcomb & Co.301-596-0182

ADEN A. KING ’08Vice President-Special Projects & Government AffairsPhillips Foods & Seafood Restaurants443-263-1255aaking@phillipsfoods.com

JOHN HENRY KING ’06Economic Development DirectorCity of Bowie301-809-3042jhking@cityofbowie.org

KENNETH KINSEY ’95

KEVIN KISTLER ’93Director of Organization & Field ServicesO.P.E.I.U.212-675-3210kevin@opeiu.org

PAULA KLEPPER, LCSW-C ’02Psychotherapist410-822-5007paula@paulaklepper.com

WAYNE KLOCKNER ’94

KENNETH KLUEH ’94

REV. H. GERARD KNOCHE ’02

HON. NANCY KOPP ’94TreasurerState of Maryland410-260-7533nkopp@treasurer.state.md.us

JOY KORPELA ’94

DR. JOAN D. KOZLOVSKY ’95

ROSE G. KRASNOW ’00

JOSEPH KROBOTH III ’09Director of Public WorksWashington County240-313-2252jkroboth@washco-md.net

CHERIE A. KRUG ’01Director of Major GiftsFrostburg State University301-687-4161ckrug@frostburg.edu

MARY M. KRUG ’98

JOYCE A. KUHNS, ESQ. ’07PartnerSaul Ewing, LLP410-332-8965jkuhns@saul.com

ROBERT J. KUPEC ’01

DR. JAMES F. LACALLE ’05PresidentHarford Community College443-412-2493jlacalle@harford.edu

PATRICIA M. LAMBERT, ESQ. ’06Principal AttorneyHodes, Pessin & Katz, PA410-938-8800plambert@hpklegal.com

LINDA H. LAMONE, ESQ. ’02Administrator of ElectionsMaryland State Board of Elections410-269-2840llamone@elections.state.md.us

MICHAEL T. LANGLEY ’08Vice President/General Manager-DelmarvaPepsi Bottling Ventures410-546-8539michael.langley@pbvllc.com

JAMES LATIMER ’95

VICTOR H. LAWS III, ESQ. ’99PartnerLaws & Sarbanes, P.A.410-749-7500viclaws@lawspa.net

ALAN LEBERKNIGHT ’96

BLAIR LEE ’06

DR. DIANE M. LEE ’02Vice Provost & Dean of Undergraduate EducationUniversity of Maryland-Baltimore County410-455-2859dlee@umbc.edu

F. GRAHAM LEE ’99

KLEIN LEISTER ’95Retired410-957-0601

KIM B. LEONARD ’00President & Chief Executive Offi cerAircon Engineering, Inc.301-722-7269kim.leonard@airconeng.com

DWAYNE O. LESLIE, ESQ. ’05

PHYLLIS LESTER ’99Supervisor-Work ReleaseCalvert County Detention Center410-535-4300lesterpj@co.cal.md.us

MEREDITH S. LEVERT ’01Chief Executive Offi cer & PrincipalThe Levert Group Management Consultants, LLC240-687-0883levertgroup@earthlink.net

HON. MURRAY D. LEVY ’00DelegateMaryland General Assembly410-841-3325murray.levy@house.state.md.us

PENNY G. LEWANDOWSKI ’03Director, Entrepreneurship DevelopmentEdward Lowe Foundation269-445-4255penny@lowe.org

BETSY LEWIS ’96Retired301-751-3763lewisbc@comcast.net

JAMES W. LEWIS ’07Caroline County Extension Director, Ag AgentUniversity of Maryland-Cooperative Extension Service410-479-4030jlewis2@umd.edu

MARLENE Y. LIEB ’09Associate Vice President

for Continuing Education

& Training

Harford Community College443-412-2170mlieb@harford.edu

LILLIAN LINCOLN ’96

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DOUGLASS WM. LIST ’96Chief Executive Offi cerList & Company, Inc.917-450-2821doug.list@listandcompany.com

GEORGE LITTRELL JR. ’95PresidentDoubletree Enterprises, Inc.301-662-4367

DR. MARY L. LIVERS ’05Interim DirectorLouisiana Offi ce of Youth Development225-287-7900mary.livers@la.gov

JOSEPH R. LIZZA ’02President & Chief Executive Offi cerSusquehanna Bank845-802-6701joseph.lizza@susquehanna.net

CHARLES J. LOLLAR ’07General ManagerCintas Corporation301-322-2255lollarc@cintas.com

RICHARD M. LOMBARDO ’08President & Chief Executive Offi cerHarkins Builders, Inc.410-480-4207dlombardo@harkinsbuilders.com

JOHN T. LONG III ’97

SEAN M. LOONEY ’96Vice President-Government AffairsComcast443-949-8134sean_looney@cable.comcast.com

WILLIAM R. LORENZ ’98

THOMAS W. LOVELAND ’04Founder & Chief Executive Offi cerMind Over Machines, Inc.443-738-8010tloveland@mindovermachines.com

LUIS A. LUNA ’93Vice President for Corporate CommunicationsPerdue Farms, Inc.410-543-3166luis.luna@perdue.com

MAURICE T. LUSBY III ’03President/Chief Executive Offi cerLusby Motor Company, Inc.410-535-0442

lusbymot@verizon.net

ROXANNE LYNCH ’07Director of Government & Community RelationsHarford County Government410-638-3354nrlynch@harfordcountymd.gov

CHARLES A. LYONS ’98Chief Executive Offi cerPost-Newsweek Media301-670-2080clyons@gazette.net

BRADLEY T. MACDONALD ’09Executive Chairman of the BoardMedifast, Inc.410-504-8100bmacdonald@choosemedifast.com

WILLIAM N. MACDONALD JR. ’00

MARK A. MACDOUGALL, ESQ. ’04Senior Vice President & General CounselSMECO301-274-4307mark.macdougall@smeco.coop

JOHN H. MACKLIN ’07President & Chief Executive Offi cerJHM Research & Development, Inc.301-589-4000jmacklin@jhmrad.com

JAMES MAFFITT, ESQ. ’95

HON. PEGGY A. MAGEE ’08Clerk of the Circuit CourtPrince George’s County301-952-3318pamagee@co.pg.md.us

VADM KENNETH C. MALLEY, USN (RET.) ’00PresidentMalley Associates410-956-5687kmalley57@comcast.net

DONALD MANEKIN ’93Founding MemberSeawall Development443-602-7518dmanekin@seawalldevelopment.com

BECKY J. MANGUS ’08Publisher/OwnerThe Business Monthly410-740-7300news@bizmonthly.com

ROBERT E. MANIGOLD JR. ’05

DR. KEVIN J. MANNING ’05PresidentStevenson University443-334-2203kmanning@stevenson.edu

FRANCES J. MANUS ’97

DR. PATRICIA N. MARKS ’02

JOAN E. MARSHALL ’02Executive DirectorCollege Savings Plans of Maryland443-769-1024jmarshall@collegesavingsmd.org

DOLORES ANN MARTIN ’06Executive DirectorChesapeake-Potomac Home Health Agency, Inc.301-274-9000dmartin@cphha.org

MARTINA A. MARTIN ’01Senior Vice PresidentUnited Way of Central Maryland410-895-1476martina.martin@uwcm.org

PETER MARTIN ’93

DR. MICHAEL J. MARTIRANO ’07SuperintendentSt. Mary’s County Public Schools301-475-5511mjmartirano@smcps.org

JOHN A. MARZANO ’00

JACK MASON ’95

JOHN MAXWELL ’02

HON. GARY D. MAYNARD ’07SecretaryMaryland Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services410-339-5005gmaynard@dpscs.state.md.us

S. JAMES MAZARAKIS ’07PrincipalTech Vizion410-705-3806 jim_mazarakis@hotmail.com

JOHN J. MCALLISTER JR. ’03PresidentEagan McAllister Associates, Inc.301-863-2192

john_mcallister@emainc.com

WM. “SANDY” MCALLISTER JR., ESQ. ’94PrincipalMiles & Stockbridge, PC410-228-4545

wmcallister@milesstockbridge.com

VICTORIA C. MCANDREWS ’06Senior Vice President & Chief Financial Offi cerCMD Outsourcing Solutions, Inc.410-347-5544vmcandrews@cmdigi.com

REV. DR. BESS MCCALLISTER ’07President & Chief Executive Offi cerDelmarva Business Investment Group410-440-0125bemccal@aol.com

MIKAL R. MCCARTNEY ’08Executive DirectorMicroenterprise Council of Maryland410-767-0259mikal@emicromaryland.com

NANCY L. MCCLOY ’05Educational DirectorThe Benedictine School410-634-2112nmccloy@aol.com

DIANE MCCOMB ’01Aging & Disabilities LeadDelmarva Foundation410-763-6236dmccomb@atlanticbb.net

JAMES P. MCCOMB ’01Retired410-598-4440jmccomb@atlanticbb.net

JOHN G. MCCORMICK ’06Director- Corporate CommunicationsMcCormick & Company, Inc.410-771-7110John_McCormick@mccormick.com

SHEILA C. MCDONALD, ESQ. ’03Executive Secretary, Board of Public WorksState of Maryland410-260-7335smcdonald@comp.state.md.us

HON. JOHN P. MCDONOUGH, ESQ. ’99Secretary of StateState of Maryland410-974-5521jmcdonough1@comcast.net

GEORGE C. MCFARLAND ’08President & Chief Executive Offi cerMcFarland & Associates, Inc.301-589-0780gmcfarland@mcfarlandassociate.com

DR. E. GAYE MCGOVERN ’01PresidentGaye McGovern Insurance Agency, Inc./State Farm301-790-1462tygre@erols.com

STEPHEN R. MCHENRY ’02Executive DirectorMARBIDCO410-267-6807smchenry@marbidco.org

ELEANOR MCKAY ’00

HON. JULIETTE C. MCLENNAN ’01Former U.S. Ambassador to U.N.401-846-1353

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WILLIAM J. MCLENNAN SR. ’07Executive Director & Chief Executive Offi cerPaul’s Place410-625-0775bmclennan@paulsplaceoutreach.org

KRISTIN W. MCNAMARA ’08Senior Advisor to Director-Center for Scientifi c ReviewNational Institutes of Health301-435-0904mcnamarak@csr.nih.gov

DR. CLAYTON “PETE” MCNEILL ’00Retired410-788-8757clayton.mcneill@worldnet.att.net

THOMAS MCNUTT ’95Secretary & TreasurerU.F.C.W., Local 400301-459-3400tmcnutt@local400.org

DR. IRVING P. MCPHAIL ’99

HERBERT N. MEININGER ’96Retired717-352-3122hmeining@comcast.net

R. MICHAEL MENZIES SR. ’99President & Chief Executive Offi cerEaston Bank & Trust Company410-819-5880mmenzies@eastonbankandtrust.com

SALVATORE M. MERINGOLO ’99Vice President for DevelopmentSt. Mary’s College of Maryland240-895-4282smmeringolo@smcm.edu

WILLIAM MERWIN ’97

VINCENT P. MERZ ’00Operational ExcellenceZeNETeX, LLC301-862-9080vmerz@zenetex.com

CATHERINE L. MEYERS ’98Executive DirectorCenter for Children, Inc.301-609-9887meyers@center-for-children.org

DAVID MEYERSON, M.D., J.D. ’98

DR. CHARLES R. MIDDLETON ’00PresidentRoosevelt University312-341-3800cmiddleton@roosevelt.edu

MARCIA A. MIDDLETON, PH.D. ’09ConsultantScience Applications International Corporation410-707-2718marcia.middleton@yahoo.com

HOWARD B. MILLER, ESQ. ’93PartnerSaul Ewing, LLP410-332-8716hmiller@saul.com

STEPHEN A. MILLER ’04Executive DirectorBoys & Girls Club of Cecil County Maryland, Inc.410-287-2234 smiller@mybgccc.org

WAYNE A. MILLS ’98ChairmanNew Millennium Ventures, LLC410-829-0404wamills25@yahoo.com

SHEILAH F. MIRMIRAN ’09Government Relations ManagerWashington Suburban Sanitary Commission301-206-8228smirmir@wsscwater.com

B. DOYLE MITCHELL JR. ’96PresidentIndustrial Bank202-722-2000dmitchell@industrial-bank.com

FREDDY L. MITCHELL ’05Executive DirectorSHORE UP!, Inc.410-749-1142fmitchell@shoreup.org

KEIFFER J. MITCHELL JR. ’07Offi cer-Small Business BankingWachovia Bank, N.A.410-537-7383keiffer.mitchell@wachovia.com

PATRICIA J. MITCHELL ’01

DAVID MOE ’04Retired301-387-4952dave.mojack@gmail.com

HUGH MOHLER ’93

THOMAS E. MOHLER ’02PartnerRummel, Klepper & Kahl, LLP410-728-2900tmohler@rkk.com

HERBERT J. MOLTZAN ’07Retired410-480-5424

herb_moltzan@msn.com

VINCENT “CAP” MONA ’00Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cerMona Electric Group, Inc.301-868-8400capmona@aol.com

T. CONRAD MONTS ’02

MICHELLE LAMB MOONE ’04

CAROLINE G. MOORE ’02

OVETTA M. MOORE ’02Managing Director, Admininistration & TechnologyMaryland Department of Business & Economic Development410-767-2201omoore@choosemaryland.org

DR. ANTONIO R. MOREIRA ’98Vice Provost-Academic AffairsUniversity of Maryland-Baltimore County410-455-6576moreira@umbc.edu

DR. ELIZABETH M. MORGAN ’04SuperintendentWashington County Public Schools301-766-2815morgabet@wcboe.k12.md.us

STEPHEN H. MORGAN ’96Executive DirectorThe Arc of Baltimore410-296-2272smorgan@arcofbaltimore.org

TODD B. MORGAN ’04Vice PresidentEagan McAllister Associates, Inc.301-863-2204todd_morgan@emainc.com

DAVID M. MORRIS ’98OwnerFranklinMorris410-539-2320dave.morris@franklinmorris.com

SUSAN W. MORRIS ’98

ANDREW A. MOSER ’07Assistant Secretary for Workforce Development & Adult LearningMaryland Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation410-767-2400moserco@verizon.net; amoser@dllr.state.md.us

W. CHRISTOPHER MOTZ ’07PresidentKaplan University301-739-2680

cmotz@kaplan.edu

JOHN J. MURPHY ’00

KATHLEEN M. MURPHY ’01President, Chief Executive Offi cer & TreasurerMaryland Bankers Association443-837-1602kmurphy@mdbankers.com

MICHAEL V. MURPHY, AIA ’09PresidentMurphy & Dittenhafer, Inc.410-625-4823MVM@murphdittarch.com

NHORA B. MURPHY ’03PresidentThe Media Network, Inc.301-565-0770nbmurphy@themedianetwork.com

PATRICIA A. MURPHY, PH.D. ’07

PATRICK B. MURPHY, ESQ. ’06

GREGORY B. MURRAY ’08County AdministratorWashington County240-313-2210gmurray@washco-md.net

JANESE F. MURRAY ’08Director, Corporate DiversityConstellation Energy410-470-5385janese.f.murray@constellation.com

JOHN “DENNY” MURRAY ’97PresidentBay Mills Companies707-776-0900baymillsw@yahoo.com

TIMOTHY J. MURRAY ’09Executive DirectorPretrial Justice Institute202-638-3080tim@pretrial.org

ERIC T. MYREN ’04Director, Student Employment ServicesMontgomery College240-567-6908Eric.Myren@montgomerycollege.edu

MILTON E. NAGEL ’07Chief Operating Offi cerCaroline County Board of Education410-479-1210

Milton_nagel@mail.cl.k12.md.us

JANNA NAYLOR ’95

DR. BARBARA D. NAZELROD ’07PresidentThe Catholic High School of Baltimore

410-732-7429

bnazelrod@thecatholichighschool.org

JOHN B. NEIL ’96PresidentJack Neil & Associates, LLC

410-507-3828

jackneil@annapolis.net

JOSHUA E. NEIMAN, ESQ. ’04PrincipalHybrid Development Group LLC

410-779-1244

josh@hybrid-development.com

TERRY F. NEIMEYER ’97Chief Executive Offi cer & Chairman of the BoardKCI Technologies, Inc.

410-316-7813

terry.neimeyer@kci.com

BETSY S. NELSON ’05Executive DirectorAssociation of Baltimore Area Grantmakers

410-727-1205

bnelson@abagmd.org

MICHAEL N. NETZER ’00DeanCommunity College

of Baltimore County

443-840-4078

mnetzer@ccbcmd.edu

DORIS J. NIPPS ’05Executive DirectorPenMar Development

Corporation

301-241-4050

djnipps@yahoo.com; dnipps@penmar.org

JOHN F. NOVAK ’98

JOHN W. NUGENT ’06President & Chief Executive Offi cerPlanned Parenthood of Maryland, Inc.

410-576-2176

john.nugent@ppmaryland.org

ALEXANDER G. NÚÑEZ, ESQ. ’05Director, State AffairsConstellation Energy410-269-5193alexander.g.nunez@constellation.com

DR. CHARLENE R. NUNLEY ’97Program Director, Nonprofi t Doctorate in ManagementUniversity of Maryland University College301-452-4008crnunley@mchsi.com

JOHN R. NYLAND ’99Retired301-332-3051jnyland2@gmail.com

DR. JANE O’BRIEN ’00PresidentSt. Mary’s College of Maryland800-458-3145jmobrien@smcm.edu

DR. KATHLEEN O’BRIEN ’08Executive DirectorWalden Sierra, Inc.301-997-1301kathleen@waldensierra.org

PJIPRETRIAL JUSTICE INSTITUTE

www.pretrial.org

JOHN P. O’CONNOR ’01

GEORGE M. O’DONNELL ’02PresidentMaryland Waterman’s Monument Fund410-827-8861cdove@atlanticbb.net

JOSEPH R. OLLINGER ’02

RICHARD OPPITZ JR. ’00Regional President Essex Bank - Maryland804-934-9999rjoppitz@comcast.net

MICHAEL L. OSTER ’01

LAWRENCE S. OTTINGER, ESQ. ’07PresidentCenter for Lobbying in the Public Interest202-387-2008larry@clpi.org

MARVIN E. OURSLER ’04PresidentMarrick Properties, Inc.301-855-3828moursler@marrickinc.com

GAIL W. OWINGS ’04Director of Planning & ZoningKent County410-778-7468gowings@kentgov.org

DONALD R. PADDY ’99

DR. STEVE W. PANNILL ’02PresidentCecil Community College410-287-1025spannill@cecil.edu

DR. ROBERT E. PARILLA ’95Retired

WILSON H. PARRAN ’99PresidentWindspeed Technologies410-535-5081wparran01@comcast.net

KEVIN W. PARSON ’08

DONALD M. PARSONS JR. ’00

TERESA A. PASCARELLI ’99

JERALD PASTERNAK ’97

REV. PATRICIA PAYNE ’94PastorSt. Andrew’s Lutheran Church302-736-1617pastorpatpayne@comcast.net

KAREN PECORA-BARBOUR ’08PresidentThe Barbour Group, LLC410-876-9610karen@thebarbourgroup.com

KARL K. PENCE ’99Retired301-373-5909karlkirbypence@aol.com

JOHN PEOPLES ’03President & General ManagerSC Johnson Canada905-582-6986jpeoples2@mac.com

DR. JAMES A. PERDUE ’00Chairman of the BoardPerdue Farms, Inc.410-543-3114jim.perdue@perdue.com

CYNTHIA L. PERINI ’08Senior Vice President, Branch ManagerHendershot Financial Group/Lincoln Investment Planning240-675-4149cynthia.perini@myactv.net,

cperini@lincolninvestment.com

R. KATHLEEN PERINI ’96Retired301-790-0736rkperini@perini.net

PETER E. PERINI SR. ’03PresidentPerini Health Care Group301-739-7532peter_perini@msn.com

DOUGLAS PERRY ’93PresidentDavenport Power203-276-1600dperry@davenportpower.com

SPENCE W. PERRY, ESQ. ’06Retired717-485-5503

COLLEEN T. PETERSON ’04Executive DirectorThe Greater Cumberland Committee301-722-0090cpeterson@greatercc.org

ELIOT PFANSTIEHL (LIFETIME MEMBER)President & Chief Executive Offi cerStrathmore Hall Foundation, Inc.301-581-5120exec@strathmore.org

DAVID E. PHILLIPS ’03Director, Arts Institute/Associate Dean for the ArtsMontgomery College240-567-5831David.Phillips@montgomerycollege.edu

JAMES G. PIERNÉ ’03President & Chief Executive Offi cerSusquehanna BankExecutive Vice PresidentSusquehanna Bancshares, Inc.301-714-7875Jim.Pierne@Susquehanna.net

THERESA M. PIERNO ’00Executive Vice PresidentNational Parks Conservation Association800-628-7275tpierno@npca.org

SHARON R. PINDER ’98President & Chief Executive Offi cerThe Pinder Group, LLC410-489-7098sharon@thepindergroup.com

ALICE G. PINDERHUGHES ’06PresidentAlice G. Pinderhughes, P.A.410-625-0100alice@pinderhughes.com

NORMA THEO PINETTE ’95

CYNTHIA PLAVIER-TRUITT ’03Chief Development Offi cerHumanim410-381-7171cplavier@humanim.com

BRIEN J. POFFENBERGER ’00PresidentHagerstown-Washington County Chamber of Commerce301-739-2015brien@hagerstown.org

ABBA D. POLIAKOFF, ESQ. ’05MemberGordon Feinblatt Rothman Hoffberger & Hollander LLC410-576-4067apoliakoff@gfrlaw.com

NATHANAEL POLLARD JR. ’95

HON. JOHN PORCARI ’95

JOHN Q. PORTER ’03

HENRY E. POSKO JR. ’93Chief Executive Offi cer & PresidentHumanim410-381-7171hposko@humanim.com

MICHAEL POSKO ’06Chief Administrative Offi cerStruever Bros. Eccles & Rouse443-573-4182m.posko@sber.com

JEFFREY C. POWELL ’97

DR. MEL D. POWELL ’98Executive DirectorSouthern Maryland Higher Education Center301-737-2500mpowell@smhec.org

JOSEPH V. PRADO ’96

LESLIE I.D. PREWITT ’09Director of External RelationsOpportunity Builders, Inc.410-787-0700lprewitt@oppbuildinc.org

EUGENIA I. PROULX, PH.D. ’04PresidentJoliet Junior College815-280-2207gproulx@jjc.edu

FREDERICK W. PUDDESTER ’98

DR. GARY PUSHKIN ’01Partner & Vice PresidentCohen & Pushkin, M.D., P.A.410-574-9300gpush@comcast.net

BARBARA C. QUINN ’05Vice President-UMCP Foundation/Assistant Vice President-University RelationsUniversity of Maryland College Park301-405-1995bcquinn@umd.edu

DR. CAROL A. QUIRK ’08Co-Executive DirectorMaryland Coalition for Inclusive Education, Inc.410-859-5400cquirk@mcie.org

J. RAY RAMSBURG III ’97Senior Vice PresidentBB&T Insurance Services301-644-6535jramsburg@bbandt.com

CLARE L. RAZAQ-HINES ’09President & Chief Executive Offi cernet.America Corp.301-218-4559clarehines@netamerica.net

ROBERT J. REAVES ’96ChairmanR.M. Thornton, Inc.301-350-5000

robertr@rmthornton.com

MICHAEL REDSHAW ’05Field Marketing Manager, Southern MarylandNorthrop Grumman Corp.301-866-0901michael.redshaw@ngc.com

TIMOTHY J. REGAN ’00Senior Vice PresidentThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company410-337-5880tim.regan@whiting-turner.com

ERIC G. REGELIN ’00PresidentAtlantic Builders Group, Inc.410-682-8900eregelin@atlanticbuildersgroup.com

KENNETH REICHARD ’94

RICHARD L. REICHENBAUGH, P.E. ’02Vice PresidentAssociated Engineering Sciences, Inc.301-797-9160rreichen@aesi-mdusa.com

CARLA A. REID ’03Director of Permitting ServicesMontgomery County240-777-6363carla.reid@montgomerycountymd.gov

JOSEPH REID, ESQ. ’95Attorney at LawJoseph C. Reid, P.A.212-813-2010jcreidlaw@prodigy.net

VERNON A. REID JR. ’93Vice PresidentT. Rowe Price410-345-2819vreid@troweprice.com

WILLIAM J. REUTER ’93Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cerSusquehanna Bancshares, Inc.717-625-6248william.reuter@susquehanna.net

CHRISTOPHER J. REYNOLDS, ESQ. ’04President/OwnerReynolds and Manning, PA410-535-9220calvertlawyer@comcast.net

EFFIE R. REYNOLDS ’07

THOMAS REYNOLDS JR. ’93Retired410-226-5290treynolds@goeaston.net

DR. EARL RICHARDSON ’97

DR. PATRICIA M. RICHARDSON ’01Retired301-884-8778

MANERVIA W. RIDDICK ’93

WILBERT A. RIDGLEY JR. ’05Retired859-817-1727ridgejr2@aol.com

J. MICHAEL RILEY ’99Vice President-Community InvolvementM&T Bank410-244-3949jmriley@mtb.com

LORI W. RIORDAN, ESQ. ’04

EARL H. ROBBINS JR. ’01

DR. CARL D. ROBERTS ’98Executive DirectorPublic School Superintendents’ Association of Maryland410-642-6505carlroberts1@verizon.net

EUGENE BOWIE ROBERTS JR. ’05PresidentEBR Properties, LLC443-871-5214erobertsjr@erols.com

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NANCY C. ROBERTSON ’95

EMILIE WOOD ROBINSON ’97

PATRICIA M. ROBRECHT ’05Retired301-475-2210leorobrecht@aol.com

PARKER B. ROCKEFELLER ’98Senior Vice President-Director of DevelopmentLiving Classrooms Foundation410-685-0295

parker@livingclassrooms.org

DR. MARY M. RODGERS ’09George R. Hepburn Dynasplint Professor & ChairUniversity of Maryland School of Medicine410-381-7384rodgersmm@mail.nih.gov

STACY L. RODGERS ’09Deputy Secretary for ProgramsMaryland Department of Human Resources410-767-5029srodgers@dhr.state.md.us

ANDRÉ R. ROGERS ’05Vice President/Co-FounderEnlightened, Inc.202-256-3564shakana@comcast.net

BARRY P. RONAN ’97President & Chief Executive Offi cerWestern Maryland Health System301-723-6405bronan@wmhs.com

DR. BARBARA B. ROQUE ’00Retired-Elected Offi cial301-777-7952broque43@aol.com

HON. SAMUEL “SANDY” ROSENBERG ’95

CHARLES M. ROSS, ESQ. ’05President & Chief Executive Offi cerGreater Susquehanna Valley Chamber of Commerce570-743-4100cross@gsvcc.org

JOSEPH P. ROSS ’02President & Chief Executive Offi cerShore Health System of Maryland/UMMS410-822-1000jross@shorehealth.org

C. TOLBERT ROWE ’07PresidentCommunity Bank Mortgage410-673-1199ctrowe@communitybkmortgage.com

TERRY M. RUBENSTEIN ’95

PAMELA J. RUFF ’98Executive DirectorMaryland Economic Development Association (MEDA)410-575-6027pamr@medamd.com

KATHERINE E. RUMBAUGH ’97

EVERARD “ROD” RUTLEDGE, PH.D., FACHE ’94

ROBERT L. RYAN ’03

JAMES E. RZEPKOWSKI ’05Director - Workforce DevelopmentConstellation Energy410-470-3770James.Rzepkowski@constellation.com

MICHAEL V. SACK ’99

MANUEL J. SAMPEDRO ’07Director-VCS New JerseyVerizon732-761-0386manuel.j.sampedro@verizon.com

KRISTIN SAUNDERS EVANS ’02Assistant Secretary for Land ResourcesMaryland Department of Natural Resources410-260-8106ksaunders@dnr.state.md.us

JOHN W. SAVICH ’04

SCOTT C. SCARFONE ’09Principal/PresidentOasis Design Group410-732-1910sscarfone@oasisdesigngroup.com

CAPT. MATTHEW T. SCASSERO, (RET.) ’07Senior Vice PresidentMelwood301-599-4518mscassero@melwood.org

P.A.M. SCHALLER ’98Retired410-778-0752schaller@baybroadband.net

DRUSILLA SCHMIDT-PERKINS ’04Executive Director1000 Friends of Maryland410-385-2910dru@friendsofmd.org

NANCY SCHNEIDER ’93Retired410-349-4666nkschneider@verizon.net

RAYMOND F. SCHOENKE ’01Retired301-948-2462schoenke@hughes.net

KAREN ANN SCHONFELD ’08Mid-Atlantic Business Banking Marketing ManagerM&T Bank410-964-6828kschonfeld@mtb.com

LAURIE SCHWARTZ ’95

CHARLOTTE M. SCOTT ’02OwnerEast Coast Consulting410-251-1669cscott@eastcoast-consulting.com

MARY ANN SCULLY ’07Chairman, President & Chief Executive Offi cerHoward Bank410-750-0024mascully@howardbank.com

JAMES B. SELLINGER ’93Vice President-Technical Sales Support, IBM North AmericaIBM Corporation410-332-2240jbselli@us.ibm.com

LOUISE PHIPPS SENFT ’09Attorney MediatorLouise Phipps Senft & Associates/Baltimore Mediation443-524-0833louise@baltimoremediation.com

DR. MARY PAT SEURKAMP ’99PresidentCollege of Notre Dame of Maryland410-532-5300seurkamp@ndm.edu

STEPHEN J. SFEKAS, ESQ. ’97Attorney at LawStephen J. Sfekas Law410-385-5322stephen@sfekaslaw.com

JANE SHAAB ’07

DR. NANCY S. SHAPIRO ’02

ROBERT C. SHARPS ’04

DR. NORMAN P. SHEA ’94

BRENDA M. SHELL-ELEAZER ’08Correction Facility AdministratorJennifer Road Detention Center410-222-7125dcshell@aacounty.org

GLORIA WILSON SHELTON, ESQ. ’03

GEORGE C. SHENK JR. ’96

DR. EDWARD W. SHIRLEY ’05SuperintendentCaroline County Public Schools410-479-3250edward_shirley@mail.cl.k12.md.us

ROBERTA F. SHULMAN ’98Executive CoachShulman Associates, LLC301-765-0870bobbi11211@verizon.net

A. NAYAB SIDDIQUI ’04PresidentScientifi c Systems & Software International Corporation410-715-5700nayab@sssi.net

EDWARD C. SIERRA ’04President & Chief Executive Offi cerSierra Management & Technologies, Inc.301-737-3000sierraec@sierramgt.com

LAURA E. SILDON ’00

DR. CHARLES W. SIMMONS ’01Founder & PresidentSojourner-Douglass College410-276-0306csimmons@host.sdc.edu

SUSAN C. SIMMONS ’06Director, Parks & RecreationCaroline County410-479-8120ssimmons@co.caroline.md.us

STUART O. SIMMS, ESQ. ’96

JOHN A. SIMPSON JR. ’00PresidentSimpson Land Company, Inc.410-394-3600slc@chesapeake.net

JEANNE FORRESTER SINGER, ESQ. ’07Attorney at LawLaw Offi ces of Jeanne F. Singer301-797-2485jsinger@jsingerlaw.com

DR. PAULA M. SINGER ’99President/Principal ConsultantSinger Group, Inc.410-561-7561pmsinger@singergrp.com

FRANK C. SIZER JR. ’99

GWENDOLYN D. SKILLERN ’08Senior Vice President & General AuditorCareFirst BlueCross BlueShield410-998-5204gwen.skillern@carefi rst.com

HON. RAYMOND A. SKINNER ’08SecretaryMaryland Department of Housing & Community Development410-514-7001skinner@mdhousing.org

AUSTIN J. SLATER JR. ’94President & Chief Executive Offi cerSMECO301-274-4343Joe.Slater@smeco.coop

MICHAEL E. SLATTERY ’06

JEFFREY Z. SLAVIN ’05 (LIFETIME MEMBER)MayorTown of Somerset301-657-2229jslavin@townofsomerset.com

DR. DONALD SLOWINSKI ’93President EmeritusEssex Community College410-825-5783missyslow@aol.com

ALVIN W. SMITH ’08301-809-6462alsmith58@verizon.net

DR. CARL W. SMITH ’02

CHRISTOPHER P. SMITH ’08General CounselManekin, LLC410-290-1430csmith@manekin.com

DARLENE BRANNIGAN SMITH, PH.D. ’07DeanUniversity of Baltimore-Merrick School of Business410-837-4996dsmith@ubalt.edu

F. BRADFORD SMITH JR. ’94

DR. GARY SMITH ’96

GRAYLIN E. SMITH ’08Managing PartnerSB & Company, LLC410-584-1401

gsmith@sbandcompany.com

GUFFRIE M. SMITH JR. ’97Retired410-586-0192guffriemsmith@hotmail.com

HAROLD A. SMITH ’96Retired410-987-9240

TIMOTHY S. SMITH ’99DirectorTechnology Systems & Business Solutions, LLC301-904-3755tsbs_llc@hughes.net

GREGORY I. SNOOK ’01

KATHLEEN T. SNYDER, CCE ’00President & CEOMaryland Chamber of Commerce410-269-0642ksnyder@mdchamber.org

JAMES A. SOLTESZ ’99President & CEOLoiederman Soltesz Associates, Inc.301-948-2750 jsoltesz@lsassociates.net

LORI S. SOMERVILLE ’06Chief Operating Offi cer & Executive Vice PresidentHumanim410-381-7171lsomerville@humanim.com

DR. WILLIAM W. SONDERVAN ’02Director-Criminal Justice, Forensic Investigation & Legal StandardsUniversity of Maryland University College240-582-2868wsondervan@umuc.edu

TIMOTHY SOSINSKI ’99Chairman & Chief Executive Offi cerARIUM Architects & Engineers410-730-2300TimSki@AriumAE.com

JARED D. SPAHN ’09Managing Member/OwnerOld Town Construction, LLC410-730-3725jspahn@5304dorsey.com

HELEN M. SPINELLI, AICP ’09Chief, Community & Environmental PlanningQueen Anne’s County410-758-1255

hspinelli@qac.org

DR. PATRICIA STANLEY ’00

HENRY STANSBURY ’94ChairmanAgency Services, Inc.410-691-9120hstansbury@asionline.com

MICHAEL STARLING, ESQ. ’07Vice President, Chief Technical Offi cer & Executive Director-NPR LabsNational Public Radio202-513-2484mstarling@npr.org

CHRISTINE M. STEFANIDES ’01

JOHN S. “JACK” STEINMETZ ’07

DR. CARL W. STENBERG ’01Professor, School of GovernmentUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill919-962-2377stenberg@sog.unc.edu

ROSS A. STERN ’08Assistant to President-Legislative RelationsUniversity of Maryland301-405-6637stern@umd.edu

J. MICHAEL STOUFFER ’08Commissioner of CorrectionMaryland Department of Public Safety & Correctional Services410-585-3301jstouffer@dpscs.state.md.us

EILEEN K. STRAUGHAN ’05PresidentStraughan Environmental Services, Inc.301-362-9200estraughan@straughanenvironmental.com

BARRON L. STROUD JR., ESQ. ’05PartnerStroud & Priest, LLC443-759-3132bstroud@stroudpriest.com

C. “BILL” STRUEVER ’96PresidentStruever Bros. Eccles & Rouse443-573-4300b.struever@sber.com

WILLIAM T. STURGIS ’02Retired252-364-2828wtsturgis@suddenlink.net

C. JOHN SULLIVAN ’08Deputy Chief of StaffHarford County Executive’s Offi ce410-638-3339cjsullivan@harfordcountymd.gov

CANDACE J. SULLIVAN ’04ConsultantCandace Sullivan Consulting, LLC206-938-7508candacesullivan@comcast.net

HON. BEVERLEY K. SWAIM-STALEY ’00SecretaryMaryland Department of Transportation410-865-1063bswaim-staley@mdot.state.md.us

DR. DAVID P. TARANTINO ’01Chief of AnesthesiologyNorthwest Hospital410-328-2036tdoc5@aol.com

L. DAVID TAYLOR ’96

NORMAN O. TAYLOR ’93

FREDERICK A. THAYER ’03Senior Vice PresidentFirst United Bank & Trust301-724-8686fathayer@mybankfi rstunited.com

STEPHEN THIENEL, ESQ. ’94Attorney at LawThienel Law Firm, LLC443-535-9715steve.thienel@verizon.net

DAVID W. THOMAS ’95Vice President-Governmental AffairsAlliance Coal, LLC859-224-7210dave.thomas@arlp.com

DR. LINDA THOMPSON ADAMS ’98Dean & ProfessorOakland University248-370-4081thompso2@oakland.edu

PENELOPE THORNTON TALLEY, ESQ. ’04Director-Business OperationsAARP202-434-3315ptalley@aarp.org

GREGG A. TODD ’06Chief Operating Offi cerQueen Anne’s County410-758-4098

gtodd@qac.org

DR. MICHAEL C. TOOKE ’09Senior Vice President & Chief Medical Offi cerShore Health System of Maryland/UMMS410-822-1000

mtooke@shorehealth.org

WILLIAM TORGERSON, ESQ. ’96Retired410-268-8956

billtorgerson@comcast.net

MARY R. TOTH ’99PresidentMary E. Toth Consulting410-440-4420mary_toth@msn.com

GENE W. TOWNSEND ’02President & OwnerGT Financial Services, Inc.301-997-0452townsendgw@earthlink.net

BRIAN K. TRACEY ’03

HENRY S. TRENTMAN ’03Retired410-586-3733htrentman@comcast.net

THOMAS L. TRICE IV ’97MemberTGM Group, LLC410-742-1328ttrice@tgmgroupllc.com

DR. JAMES TSCHECHTELIN ’95Adjunct ProfessorUniversity of Maryland University College410-695-1791jamestsch@comcast.net

PATRICIA S. TUNSTALL ’03Retired410-566-1077buszebee@aol.com

JEFFREY F. TURNER ’99Retired410-546-2548jfturner@comcast.net

KATHRYN C. TURNER ’97President & Chief Executive Offi cerStandard Technology, Inc. (STI)301-913-9651kturner@stic2.com

CHAD TYLER ’07PresidentTyler-Donegan, Inc.301-831-8575chad@tylerco.com

THEODORE W. URBAN ’96Consultant301-928-1223twurban@aol.com

JOHN R. VALLIANT ’96

JAMES VAN PROOYEN ’95

MARY ELLEN VANNI ’09Executive DirectorFuel Fund of Maryland, Inc.410-821-3022mevanni@fuelfundmaryland.org

LINDA S. VASSALLO ’07DirectorCalvert County Department of Economic Development410-535-4583vassalls@co.cal.md.us

EDWARD “TED” VERDERY ’95

DR. BARBARA A. VINIAR ’09PresidentChesapeake College410-827-5236bviniar@chesapeake.edu

DEBORAH E. VOSO ’98

KIMBERLY L. WAGNER, ESQ. ’06

BRUCE A. WAHL ’03MayorTown of Chesapeake Beach301-509-0528bwahl@brucewahl.com

NANCY P. WALLACE ’06

DR. ROBERT L. WALLACE ’98President & Chief Executive Offi cerBITHGROUP Technologies, Inc. & BITH Energy410-962-1188robertwallace@bithgroup.com

GERARD M. WALSH ’08Senior Vice President & Chief Operating Offi cerShore Health System of Maryland/UMMS410-822-1000

gwalsh@shorehealth.org

LARRY E. WALTON ’97PresidentUnited Way of Central Maryland

410-895-1401

larry.walton@uwcm.org

NAN A. WARANCH ’06President-MAUW & Director-Public Policy/Government AffairsUnited Way of Central Maryland

410-895-1477

nan.waranch@uwcm.org

CRAIG WARD, PE, AICP ’04PresidentFrederick Ward Associates, Inc.

410-879-2090

cward@fredward.com

JONATHAN M. WARNER ’96PresidentWarner Commercial

301-663-0202

jonathan@warnercommercial.com

SHORE HEALTH SYSTEM,

A PROUD SPONSOR OF

LEADERSHIP MARYLAND,

CONGRATULATES

MICHAEL C. TOOKE, M.D.,CHIEF MEDICAL OFFICER

CLASS OF 2009

AND OUR ALUMNI,

JOSEPH P. ROSS, CEO, 2002

GERARD WALSH, COO, 2008

EXCEPTIONAL CARE, EVERY DAY.

FLOYD D. WARREN ’05

Chief Operations Offi cer

PSI Pax, Inc.

301-737-5000

fl oyd.warren@psipax.com

DR. HATTIE N. WASHINGTON ’97

President & Founder

Aunt Hattie’s Place, Inc.

410-951-3568

aunthattie0001@aol.com

DR. MARIE WASHINGTON ’98

MONTRESSA L. WASHINGTON ’05

Managing Consultant

IBM Corporation

410-332-2638

montress@us.ibm.com

JOHN M. WASILISIN ’05

Interim President

Maryland Technology Development Corp.

410-715-4167

jwasilisin@marylandtedco.org

VINCE WATCHORN ’05

Director of Development

The Ellis School

412-661-5992

vwatchorn@gmail.com

DR. RON L. WATSON ’08

Vice Chairman

Prince George’s County Board of Education

240-604-8400

ron.watson@pgcps.org

SANDY NELSON WEEKS, ESQ. ’02

Executive Vice President &

General Counsel

Wexford Equities, LLC

410-579-3195

sweeks@wexfordequities.com

JOHN C. WEISS, III ’08

Assistant Professor

University of Baltimore

410-837-4998

jcweiss@ubalt.edu

RAYMOND O. WEISS ’05PresidentWeiss PR Associates, Inc.

443-451-7144

rweiss@weissprassociates.com

ELIZABETH H. WELLER ’09Vice PresidentMaryland State Education Association

410-263-6600

bweller@mstanea.org

SAMUEL R. WELLS III ’08Vice PresidentThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

410-821-1100

samuelr.wells@whiting-turner.com

RAYMOND J. WERNECKE ’06PrincipalBooz Allen Hamilton, Inc.

301-863-3418

wernecke_raymond@bah.com

JEANETTE D. WESSEL ’06Retired239-949-6681

jdwessel@comcast.net

DR. A. BARBARA WHEELER ’99

DR. JAMES M. WHITE JR. ’07

P. SCOTT WHITE ’05Chief, Policy & StandardsNaval Air Systems Command

301-757-1853

peter.white@navy.mil

W. DANIEL WHITE ’97Executive Vice PresidentThe Whiting-Turner Contracting Company

410-337-5806

dan.white@whiting-turner.com

PAUL J. WIEDEFELD ’09Administrator Maryland Transit Administration

410-767-3943

pwiedefeld@mtamaryland.com

DAVID I. WIEGAND ’08PresidentSpecialized Engineering

301-607-4180

dwiegand@specializedengineering.com

STEVE WIGLER ’04

Retired

443-745-9070

wiglers@yahoo.com

THOMAS E. WILCOX ’04

President

Baltimore Community Foundation

410-547-9289

twilcox@bcf.org

J. SCOTT WILFONG ’97

Chairman, President & Chief Executive

Offi cer

SunTrust Bank, Greater Washington/

Maryland

202-879-6396

scott.wilfong@suntrust.com

EDWARD Q. WILGUS ’05

Retired

410-726-2000

wilguse@nationwide.com

BEVERLY M. WILHIDE ’94

BUD WILLETTS ’00

CHERYL Y. WILLIAMS, ESQ. ’03

MARGARET E. WILLIAMS ’97

Executive Director

Maryland Family Network

410-659-7701

mwilliams@friendsofthefamily.org

RICHARD WILLIAMS ’98

J. STEVEN WILLMANN ’04

Vice President

Mark G. Anderson Consultants

202-942-4470

swillmann@mgac.com

RENÉE M. WINSKY ’05

Chief Executive Offi cer

Tech Council of Maryland

240-243-4026

rwinsky@techcouncilmd.com

T. JAN WISEMAN ’04Executive DirectorGreater Salisbury Committee

410-742-5161

jan.gsc@comcast.net

DAVID WOLF ’93Executive VP-Medical Management & Strategic PlannningCareFirst BlueCross BlueShield

410-998-5553

david.wolf@carefi rst.com

ANTHONY L. WONG ’97

G. RICK WOOD ’08PrincipalSt. Mary’s Ryken High School

301-373-4187

rwood@smrhs.org

PAUL G. WOOD ’98

SAMUEL T. WOODSIDE ’95Retired410-637-4184

stwoodside@aol.com

RICHARD G. WORK ’01

JOAN M. WORTHINGTON ’05

CHRISTINE R. WRAY ’98President & Chief Executive Offi cerSt. Mary’s Hospital

301-475-6001

christine_wray@smhwecare.com

JAMES J. XINIS ’99

HARRIET S. YAFFE ’01Executive DirectorThe Arc of Southern Maryland

410-535-2413

h.yaffe@arcsomd.org

DEBORAH A. YANCER ’04Chair, Division of Health SciencesUnion College

402-486-2600 ext. 2343

deyancer@ucollege.edu

CongratulationsMadeline yates

�Maryland Campus CompactLeadership Maryland, 2009

Emmitsburg, Marylandwww.msmary.edu

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DR. ELLEN H. YANKELLOW ’07

President & Chief Executive Offi cer

Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc.

410-636-9500

eyankellow@correctrxpharmacy.com

MADELINE YATES ’09

President

Resources for Global Citizenship

301-676-3192

yates@theglobalresources.org

DR. CHEN-YU YEN ’04

Vice President

Gannett Fleming, Inc.

410-585-1460

cyen@gfnet.com

DUANE E. YODER ’02PresidentGarrett County Community Action Committee301-334-9431

dyoder@garrettcac.org

TERRY SLADE YOUNG ’09Executive Vice President-Institutional AdvancementThe Maryland Zoo in Baltimore443-552-5285terry.young@marylandzoo.org

PAMELA H. ZAPPARDINO, PH.D. ’03PresidentPlanWorks Consulting410-259-2204planworkz@aol.com

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John H. Balch ‘99

Barbara G. Buehl ‘04

Sharon T. Cosgrove ‘97

Michael M. Dreisbach ‘07

Robert Garner ‘96

Katherine W. Getty ‘06

Dr. Jonathan C. Gibralter ‘08

Timothy P. Grambley ‘04

Dr. Joseph M. Hoffman ‘06

E. Betsey Hurwitz-Schwab ‘06

Cherie A. Krug ‘01

Kim B. Leonard ‘00

Colleen T. Peterson ‘04

Joseph V. Prado ‘96

Barry P. Ronan ‘97

Dr. Barbara B. Roque ‘00

Frederick A. Thayer ‘03

Bud Willetts ‘00

ANNE ARUNDEL

Richard D. Adams ‘01

William C. Baker ‘93

John M. Belcher ‘03

Tina Mae Bjarekull ‘03

Allyson T. Black ‘09

David S. Bliden ‘01

Sarian S. Bouma ‘00

Kenneth L. Brannan ‘05

Eric L. Brenner ‘07

Richard Kevin Brooks ‘02

Tara Balfe Clifford ‘00

Kimberly L. Coble ‘04

Carolyn W. Colvin ‘06

Mary E. Dempsey ‘99

Martin L. “Chip” Doordan ‘01

Leif A. Dormsjo ‘08

J. Alexander Doyle ‘97

Dr. Patricia Fegan ‘96

Dr. Patricia Florestano ‘01

Howard S. Freedlander ‘05

Kathryn B. Freeland ‘03

Carol A. Gilbert ‘09

Hon. John R. Griffi n ‘97

Jason L. Groves, Esq. ‘09

Scott A. Hancock ‘03

Davina Grace Hill ‘03

Lisa Hillman ‘06

Dr. Mary Ellen Hrutka ‘02

Monica Best James, Esq. ‘03

Monica J. Johnson, Esq. ‘04

Robert G. Johnson ‘06

Herbert Jordan III ‘05

J. Steven Kaii-Ziegler ‘05

John J. King ‘04

Hon. Nancy Kopp ‘94

Linda H. Lamone, Esq. ‘02

Hon. Murray D. Levy ‘00

Sean M. Looney ‘96

VADM Kenneth C. Malley, USN

(Ret.) ‘00

Robert E. Manigold Jr. ‘05

Sheila C. McDonald, Esq. ‘03

Hon. John P. McDonough, Esq. ‘99

Stephen R. McHenry ‘02

Eleanor McKay ‘00

Andrew A. Moser ‘07

John J. Murphy ‘00

Kathleen M. Murphy ‘01

John B. Neil ‘96

Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. ‘05

John P. O’Connor ‘01

Leslie I.D. Prewitt ‘09

Dr. Carol A. Quirk ‘08

James E. Rzepkowski ‘05

Kristin Saunders Evans ‘02

Nancy Schneider ‘93

Robert C. Sharps ‘04

Brenda M. Shell-Eleazer ‘08

Gloria Wilson Shelton, Esq. ‘03

George C. Shenk Jr. ‘96

Hon. Raymond A. Skinner ‘08

Dr. Carl W. Smith ‘02

Harold A. Smith ‘96

Kathleen T. Snyder, CCE ‘00

Henry Stansbury ‘94

Beverley K. Swaim-Staley ‘00

William Torgerson, Esq. ‘96

Dr. James Tschechtelin ‘95

Nancy P. Wallace ‘06

Sandy Nelson Weeks, Esq. ‘02

Elizabeth H. Weller ‘09

Paul G. Wood ‘98

Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow ‘07

BALTIMORE CITY

Barbara Blount Armstrong ‘01

Morgan “Trip” Bailey ‘98

Karenthia A. Barber ‘08

Angela P. Barnett ‘00

Shirley Bigley LaMotte, Esq. ‘99

Barry E. Bogage ‘01

James Piper Bond ‘95

Dr. Meredith Bond ‘07

Elizabeth R. Bowerman ‘08

Robert C. Brennan ‘04

Jean W. Brune ‘00

Jennifer Burdick ‘94

Hannah Lee Byron ‘97

Eleanor M. Carey ‘01

Mark D. Case ‘04

Michel F. Cavallon ‘05

Kimberly A. Clark ‘09

Hon. John M. Colmers ‘99

Bernard A. Cook, Esq. ‘02

Harriet E. Cooperman, Esq. ‘03

Scott R. Cousino ‘96

Anna Custer ‘02

William M. Davidow Jr., Esq. ‘06

Gilberto de Jesus ‘98

John H. Denick, Esq. ‘94

Deborah H. Diehl, Esq. ‘97

John D. Dinkel ‘08

Hon. Brenda Donald ‘08

Tracy W. Durkin ‘06

Dr. Richard L. Eckert ‘08

Natalie D. Eddington, Ph.D. ‘09

Sara Eisenberg ‘94

Ralph W. Emerson, Jr. ‘03

Anne S. Ferro ‘01

Newton Fowler III, Esq. ‘96

John B. Frisch, Esq. ‘02

Margaret G. Gaines ‘97

Dennis J. Garrett ‘96

Hon. Lisa A. Gladden ‘01

Herbert Goldman, Esq. ‘04

Toby A. Gordon, Sc.D. ‘03

Cassandra W. Gottlieb ‘01

Umar Hameed ‘09

Roslyn M. Hannibal-Booker ‘07

Sandra N. Harriman ‘04

Dr. Barbara Heller ‘96

Robert I. Jeffrey ‘00

Patricia Jessamy ‘96

Anne L. Johnson, Esq. ‘05

Torrie C. Johnson ‘00

Darryl A. Jones Sr. ‘09

Leronia A. Josey, Esq. ‘02

Donald R. Kann, AIA ‘02

Neil A. Katz ‘04

R. Dean Kenderdine ‘01

Aden A. King ‘08

Rev. H. Gerard Knoche ‘02

Joyce A. Kuhns, Esq. ‘07

Donald Manekin ‘93

Joan E. Marshall ‘02

Martina A. Martin ‘01

Victoria C. McAndrews ‘06

Rev. Dr. Bess McCallister ‘07

Mikal R. McCartney ‘08

William J. McLennan Sr. ‘07

Marcia A. Middleton, Ph.D. ‘09

Howard B. Miller, Esq. ‘93

Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. ‘07

Patricia J. Mitchell ‘01

Thomas E. Mohler ‘02

Caroline G. Moore ‘02

Ovetta M. Moore ‘02

Stephen H. Morgan ‘96

David M. Morris ‘98

Michael V. Murphy, AIA ‘09

Janese F. Murray ‘08

Dr. Barbara D. Nazelrod ‘07

Joshua E. Neiman, Esq. ‘04

Betsy S. Nelson ‘05

John W. Nugent ‘06

Kevin W. Parson ‘08

Alice G. Pinderhughes ‘06

Norma Theo Pinette ‘95

Cynthia Plavier-Truitt ‘03

Abba D. Poliakoff, Esq. ‘05

Henry E. Posko Jr. ‘93

Michael Posko ‘06

Frederick W. Puddester ‘98

Dr. Gary Pushkin ‘01

Vernon A. Reid Jr. ‘93

Effi e R. Reynolds ‘07

Dr. Earl Richardson ‘97

J. Michael Riley ‘99

Parker B. Rockefeller ‘98

Stacy L. Rodgers ‘09

Hon. Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg ‘95

Scott C. Scarfone ‘09

Drusilla Schmidt-Perkins ‘04

Karen Ann Schonfeld ‘08

Laurie Schwartz ‘95

James B. Sellinger ‘93

Louise Phipps Senft ‘09

Dr. Mary Pat Seurkamp ‘99

Stephen J. Sfekas, Esq. ‘97

Jane Shaab ‘07

Dr. Charles W. Simmons ‘01

Stuart O. Simms, Esq. ‘96

Darlene Brannigan Smith, Ph.D. ‘07

Lori S. Somerville ‘06

J. Michael Stouffer ‘08

Barron L. Stroud Jr., Esq. ‘05

C. “Bill” Struever ‘96

Dr. David P. Tarantino ‘01

Mary R. Toth ‘99

Patricia S. Tunstall ‘03

Dr. Robert L. Wallace ‘98

Larry E. Walton ‘97

Nan A. Waranch ‘06

Dr. Marie Washington ‘98

John C. Weiss III ‘08

Raymond O. Weiss ‘05

Paul J. Wiedefeld ‘09

Thomas E. Wilcox ‘04

Cheryl Y. Williams, Esq. ‘03

Margaret E. Williams ‘97

Richard Williams ‘98

Samuel T. Woodside ‘95

Dr. Chen-yu Yen ‘04

Terry Slade Young ‘09

BALTIMORE COUNTY

Judy A. Ashley ‘02

Robert J. Barrett ‘00

Nathan J. Beil ‘02

Dyan L. Brasington ‘98

MEMBERSHIP INDEX | by business location

Dr. Thelma J. “T.J.” Bryan ‘01

Eric D. Brotman, CFP ‘09

Martin P. Brunk ‘07

John H. Cammack ‘09

Roland O. Campbell Jr., GRI ‘05

Booker T. Carter Jr. ‘95

John P. Cavanaugh ‘06

Gregory D. Conderacci ‘95

William Crowley Jr. ‘94

Thomas L. Curcio ‘04

Carol B. Diggs ‘98

Dr. Catherine A. Evans ‘08

Hon. James R. Eyler ‘95

James D. Fielder Jr., Ph.D. ‘98

Dorian P. Flynn ‘04

Jason A. Frank, Esq. ‘01

Hon. M. Teresa Garland, Esq. ‘04

Gino Gemignani Jr. ‘96

Edward J. Gilliss, Esq. ‘02

Edward Gold ‘97

Robert “Scott” Graham ‘03

Christopher J. Griffi th ‘01

Margaret A. Hayes ‘06

Ellen J. Hemmerly ‘06

Jonathan S. Hess ‘09

Kevin P. Higgins ‘06

Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III ‘93

John B. Hutchinson ‘03

David Iannucci ‘01

Kenneth Kinsey ‘95

Patricia M. Lambert, Esq. ‘06

Alan Leberknight ‘96

Dr. Diane M. Lee ‘02

Thomas W. Loveland ‘04

Bradley T. MacDonald ‘09

Dr. Kevin J. Manning ‘05

Hon. Gary D. Maynard ‘07

S. James Mazarakis ‘07

John G. McCormick ‘06

Dr. Clayton “Pete” McNeill ‘00

Dr. Irving P. McPhail ‘99

David Meyerson, M.D., J.D. ‘98

Hugh Mohler ‘93

Dr. Antonio R. Moreira ‘98

Terry F. Neimeyer ‘97

Michael N. Netzer ‘00

John F. Novak ‘98

Timothy J. Regan ‘00

Eric G. Regelin ‘00

Robert L. Ryan ‘03

Dr. Paula M. Singer ‘99

Gwendolyn D. Skillern ‘08

Dr. Donald Slowinski ‘93

Graylin E. Smith ‘08

Mary Ellen Vanni ‘09

Samuel R. Wells III ‘08

W. Daniel White ‘97

David Wolf ‘93

Joan M. Worthington ‘05

CALVERT

Charles R. Bailey Jr. ‘99

Lynn Bonde ‘03

Danita M. Boonchaisri ‘08

Stewart Cumbo ‘06

Gerald W. Donovan ‘98

Eric W. Franklin ‘09

Lloyd B. Harrison III ‘03

Sonia D. Hinds ‘05

Dr. Cheryl R. Johnson ‘01

Robert Brooke Kaine ‘06

Mary M. Krug ‘98

Phyllis Lester ‘99

Maurice T. Lusby III ‘03

John “Denny” Murray ‘97

Marvin E. Oursler ‘04

Wilson H. Parran ‘99

Donald M. Parsons Jr. ‘00

Christopher J. Reynolds, Esq. ‘04

John A. Simpson Jr. ‘00

Guffrie M. Smith Jr. ‘97

Henry S. Trentman ‘03

Linda S. Vassallo ‘07

Bruce A. Wahl ‘03

James J. Xinis ‘99

Harriet S. Yaffe ‘01

CAROLINE

Eleanor V. Altman ‘05

Kenneth M. Bounds ‘06

Dale K. Brown I ‘08

Tina G. Brown ‘06

Charles C. Cawley Sr. ‘03

Dina Gomes Daly ‘07

Jeffrey N. Hefl ebower ‘05

James W. Lewis ‘07

Nancy L. McCloy ‘05

Milton E. Nagel ‘07

Dr. Edward W. Shirley ‘05

Susan C. Simmons ‘06

CARROLL

Hon. Suzanne P. Albert ‘96

Jay G. Fitzhugh ‘02

J. Robert Frazee ‘09

Dr. R. Lorraine Fulton ‘02

Robin S. Kable ‘07

Michael L. Oster ‘01

Karen Pecora-Barbour ‘08

Pamela H. Zappardino, Ph.D. ‘03

James D. Buckland ‘01

Hon. Robert Gell ‘94

Jacob H. “Jack” Goldstein ‘97

Teresa L. Greider ‘09

Phyllis Kilby ‘03

Stephen A. Miller ‘04

Dr. Steve W. Pannill ‘02

Dr. Carl D. Roberts ‘98

Anthony L. Wong ‘97

CHARLES

Lorrie Anderson ‘08

Paul W. Comfort, Esq. ‘07

Emily H. Ferren ‘03

Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried ‘08

David M. Jenkins ‘02

Mark A. MacDougall, Esq. ‘04

Dolores Ann Martin ‘06

Catherine L. Meyers ‘98

Austin J. Slater Jr. ‘94

DORCHESTER

Dr. Donald F. Boesch ‘94

Hon. Don Wm. Bradley ‘00

Natalie K. Chabot ‘05

David J. DeLuca ‘07

Hon. Adelaide Eckardt ‘01

George J. Fox ‘08

Paula Klepper, LCSW-C ‘02

Wm. “Sandy” McAllister Jr., Esq. ‘94

FREDERICK

M. Richard Adams ‘07James T. Brady ‘93Dr. Linda D. Burgee ‘07John T. Butler ‘09Michael J. Dailey ‘09Joseph Donegan ‘02James S. Grimes ‘01George Littrell Jr. ‘95J. Ray Ramsburg III ‘97Earl H. Robbins Jr. ‘01Chad Tyler ‘07Jonathan M. Warner ‘96David I. Wiegand ‘08

Madeline Yates ‘09

GARRETT

Donald P. Battista ‘01

Jeannette R. Fitzwater ‘09

William B. Grant ‘02

Eugene D. Helbig ‘06

David Moe ‘04

Janna Naylor ‘95

Duane E. Yoder ‘02

HARFORD

Hon. David R. Craig ‘03

M. James Kaufman ‘04

Dr. Joan D. Kozlovsky ‘95Dr. James F. LaCalle ‘05

Marlene Y. Lieb ‘09

N. Roxanne Lynch ‘07

Pamela J. Ruff ‘98

C. John Sullivan ‘08

Kimberly L. Wagner, Esq. ‘06

Craig Ward, PE, AICP ‘04

HOWARD

Charles W. Alexander ‘05

William H. Allen ‘05

Raymond “Buzz” Bartlett ‘95

Clarence T. Bishop ‘08

Robert L. Bostick ‘98

Mary E. Cannon ‘06

Michael W. Davis, Esq. ‘00

Joseph DeMattos Jr. ‘08

Roberta E. Dillow ‘94

Donora L. Dingman ‘97

Dr. Mary Ellen Duncan ‘01

Arthur Ebersberger ‘93

Jared S. Fast ‘01

Dr. Catherine R. Gira ‘93

Richard Hackney Jr. ‘94

Dr. Kathleen B. Hetherington ‘09

Ethel M. B. Hill, Esq. ‘06

Robert L. Hofmann ‘99

N. Douglas Hostetler ‘97

Sherman Howell ‘00

Jill A. Hudock, C.P.A. ‘05

William J. Hudock ‘01

Lillian S. Kilroy ‘05

Richard M. Lombardo ‘08

Becky J. Mangus ‘08

John A. Marzano ‘00

Herbert J. Moltzan ‘07

Donald R. Paddy ‘99

Sharon R. Pinder ‘98

Dr. Mary M. Rodgers ‘09

Mary Ann Scully ‘07

A. Nayab Siddiqui ‘04

Christopher P. Smith ‘08

Dr. Gary Smith ‘96

Timothy Sosinski ‘99

Jared D. Spahn ‘09

Eileen K. Straughan ‘05

Stephen Thienel, Esq. ‘94

Montressa L. Washington ‘05

John M. Wasilisin ‘05

Steve Wigler ‘04

Kerry Ahearn-Brown ‘08

James M. Anthony ‘07

Stuart M. Elsberg ‘07

Gail W. Owings ‘04

P.A.M. Schaller ‘98

John S. Steinmetz ‘07

Dr. A. Barbara Wheeler ‘99

MONTGOMERY

Michelle D. Bernard, Esq. ‘03

Stanley J. Botts ‘06

Dr. Allison Bryant ‘00

Dr. Noni H. Byrnes ‘09

Kathryn “KT” Cane ‘96

Shu-Ping Chan, Esq. ‘97

Nguyen Minh Chau ‘94

Dr. Rita R. Colwell ‘95

Gene W. Counihan ‘98

Jasper G. Cox ‘06

Lawrence O. Demaree ‘94

Martha J. D’Erasmo ‘06

Ranjit “Ron” S. Dhindsa, Esq. ‘04

Gary Donaldson ‘97

Msgr. Paul M. Dudziak ‘00

Timothy Firestine ‘94

Mark E. Friis ‘99

Harry Y. Furukawa ‘04

Mark I. Gaver ‘06

James J. Gordon ‘02

Joe R. Grossnickel Jr. ‘01

Hon. Ana Sol Gutierrez ‘99

Keith Haller ‘02

Thomas E. Harr ‘08

Maj. Gen. Arthur Holmes Jr., (Ret.) ‘01

Stephen A. Horvath ‘98

Dr. Marion H. Hull ‘04

Pamela R. Jones ‘97

Stephen Z. Kaufman, Esq. ‘95

Susan Keating ‘93

Rose G. Krasnow ‘00

Blair Lee ‘06

Dwayne O. Leslie, Esq. ‘05

Meredith S. Levert ‘01

Charles A. Lyons ‘98

William N. MacDonald Jr. ‘00

John H. Macklin ‘07

George C. McFarland ‘08

Kristin W. McNamara ‘08

Susan W. Morris ‘98

Nhora B. Murphy ‘03

Eric T. Myren ‘04

Dr. Robert E. Parilla ‘95

Jerald Pasternak ‘97

Cynthia L. Perini ‘08

Eliot Pfanstiehl

David E. Phillips ‘03

Kenneth Reichard ‘94

Carla A. Reid ‘03

Raymond F. Schoenke ‘01

Roberta F. Shulman ‘98

Laura E. Sildon ‘00

Jeffrey Z. Slavin ‘05

James A. Soltesz ‘99

Kathryn C. Turner ‘97

Theodore W. Urban ‘96

James Van Prooyen ‘95

Dr. Hattie N. Washington ‘97

Renée M. Winsky ‘05

PRINCE GEORGE’S

Timothy F. Abell ‘95

Lloyd M. Arrington Jr. ‘00

Rushern L. Baker III, Esq. ‘99

Linda W. Botts ‘94

Dr. Judith K. Broida ‘01

Dr. Marie A. Cini ‘09

Wayne Clarke ‘97

Brian P. Darmody ‘06

Philip B. Down ‘06

Michael A. Edwards ‘04

Janice Frey-Angel ‘06

Shelly M. Gross-Wade ‘07

Thomas Hendershot, Esq. ‘02

John L. Huggins Jr. ‘07

John Henry King ‘06

Charles J. Lollar ‘07

Hon. Peggy A. Magee ‘08

Dr. Patricia N. Marks ‘02

Thomas McNutt ‘95

Dr. Charlene R. Nunley ‘07

Sheilah F. Mirmiran ‘09

Vincent “Cap” Mona ‘00

Barbara C. Quinn ‘05

Clare L. Razaq-Hines ‘09

Robert J. Reaves ‘96

Manervia W. Riddick ‘93

Eugene Bowie Roberts Jr. ‘05

Capt. Matthew T. Scassero, (Ret.) ‘07

Dr. Nancy S. Shapiro ‘02

Alvin W. Smith ‘08

Dr. William W. Sondervan ‘02

Ross A. Stern ‘08

Dr. Ron L. Watson ‘08

QUEEN ANNE’S

Faith Elliott-Rossing ‘08

James P. McComb ‘01

Wayne A. Mills ‘98

T. Conrad Monts ‘02

George M. O’Donnell ‘02

Helen M. Spinelli, AICP ‘09

Gregg A. Todd ‘06

Dr. Barbara A. Viniar ‘09

SOMERSET

Dr. Ronald G. Forsythe Jr. ‘01

Charlotte M. Scott ‘02

Jeffrey F. Turner ‘99

Dr. James M. White Jr. ‘07

ST. MARY’S

Joseph F. Anderson ‘05

Marc L. Apter ‘04

Nasser Basir ‘03

Dania R. Blair ‘04

Alan A. Buster Jr., FACHE ‘04

Roland “Mike” Colina ‘00

Robin A. Finnacom ‘98

Karen T. Garner ‘08

Richard A. Gast ‘09

Kathryn W. Glockner ‘05

Bonnie Marie Green ‘07

Glen R. Ives ‘09

Thomas H. Jarboe ‘06

RADM Charles H. Johnston, USN

(Ret.) ‘07

Gary K. Kessler ‘09

Dr. Michael J. Martirano ‘07

John J. McAllister Jr. ‘03

Salvatore M. Meringolo ‘99

Vincent P. Merz ‘00

Todd B. Morgan ‘04

Dr. Jane O’Brien ‘00

Dr. Kathleen O’Brien ‘08

Karl K. Pence ‘99

Dr. Mel D. Powell ‘98

Michael Redshaw ‘05

Dr. Patricia M. Richardson ‘01

Patricia M. Robrecht ‘05

John W. Savich ‘04

Edward C. Sierra ‘04

Timothy S. Smith ‘99

Gene W. Townsend ‘02

Floyd D. Warren ‘05

Raymond J. Wernecke ‘06

Scott White ‘05

Glen P. Wood ‘08

Christine R. Wray ‘98

TALBOT

Dr. Stuart M. Bounds ‘97

Alice R. Bower ‘06

Dane A. Coleman ‘01

Julie L. Crocker ‘08

John W. Dillon ‘93

William Duncan Jr. ‘96

Dr. Matthew E. Fitzgerald ‘09

Dr. R. Allan Gorsuch ‘94

Hugh E. Grunden ‘03

Sheryl Kerr ‘96

F. Graham Lee ‘99

James Maffi tt, Esq. ‘95

Diane McComb ‘01

R. Michael Menzies Sr. ‘99

John R. Nyland ‘99

Thomas Reynolds Jr. ‘93

Joseph P. Ross ‘02

C. Tolbert Rowe ‘07

Dr. Michael C. Tooke ‘09

John R. Valliant ‘96

Gerard M. Walsh ‘08

WASHINGTON

Dr. Guy Altieri ‘05

Ernest W. Angell ‘04

Mary C. Baykan ‘06

Arnold Callaham ‘00

Ruth Anne Callaham ‘09

Dr. Robert Cirincione ‘93

Brendan D. Fitzsimmons ‘07

Dennis E. Frye ‘00

Kathleen D. Hall ‘95

Suzanne D. Hayes ‘98

Joseph Kroboth III ‘09

James Latimer ‘95

Dr. E. Gaye McGovern ‘01

Dr. Elizabeth M. Morgan ‘04

W. Christopher Motz ‘07

Gregory B. Murray ‘08

Doris J. Nipps ‘05

Peter E. Perini Sr. ‘03

R. Kathleen Perini ‘96

James G. Pierné ‘03

Brien J. Poffenberger ‘00

Richard L. Reichenbaugh, P.E. ‘02

Jeanne Forrester Singer, Esq. ‘07

Gregory I. Snook ‘01

WICOMICO

John J. Allen Jr. ‘06

William J. Bostian ‘95

Deborah G. Byrd ‘98

Arthur M. Cooley ‘96

O. Palmer Gillis III ‘00

Michael L. Hoy ‘00

Dr. Murray K. Hoy ‘96

Michael T. Langley ‘08

Victor H. Laws III, Esq. ‘99

Luis A. Luna ‘93

Freddy L. Mitchell ‘05

Joseph R. Ollinger ‘02

Dr. James A. Perdue ‘00

Jeffrey C. Powell ‘97

Thomas L. Trice IV ‘97

Edward Q. Wilgus ‘05

T. Jan Wiseman ‘04

Richard G. Work ‘01

WORCESTER

Russell W. Blake ‘02

Klein Leister ‘95

BEYOND MARYLAND

CaliforniaDr. Jin K. Gong ‘04

ColoradoDr. Daniel E. Costello ‘94

ConnecticutDouglas Perry ‘93

DelawareBrian N. Bolender ‘07Marcia P. DeWitt ‘94Teresa A. Pascarelli ‘99Rev. Patricia Payne ‘94

FloridaTimothy E. Hall ‘00John T. Long III ‘97Jack Mason ‘95Emilie Wood Robinson ‘97F. Bradford Smith Jr. ‘94Jeanette D. Wessel ‘06Beverly M. Wilhide ‘94

GeorgiaTrudye M. Johnson ‘99Katherine E. Rumbaugh ‘97

HawaiiWilliam G. Christoffel ‘06 Edward “Ted” Verdery ‘95

IowaDr. Gregory Geoffroy ‘99

IllinoisJoanne K. Glasser, Esq. ‘98Dr. Charles R. Middleton ‘00Eugenia I. Proulx, Ph.D. ‘04

KentuckyWilbert A. Ridgley, Jr. ‘05David W. Thomas ‘95

LouisianaDr. Christopher F. D’Elia ‘97Dr. Mary L. Livers ‘05

MaineWilliam G. Ewing ‘96Peter Martin ‘93 Nancy C. Robertson ‘95

MassachusettsWayne Klockner ‘94Michael V. Sack ‘99

MichiganPenny G. Lewandowski ‘03Dr. Linda Thompson Adams ‘98

MissouriDeidra S. Bell ‘03

North CarolinaDr. Carl W. Stenberg ‘01William T. Sturgis ‘02Deborah E. Voso ‘98

NebraskaDeborah A. Yancer ‘04

New HampshireDr. Helen F. Giles-Gee ‘97

New JerseyJoseph R. Lizza ‘02

New YorkDr. Richard F. Bebee ‘95 Robert V. Hess ‘97Kevin Kistler ‘93Douglass Wm. List ‘96Joseph Reid, Esq. ‘95

OhioDonna Jones Baker ‘98

OklahomaJohn Q. Porter ‘03

PennsylvaniaRoger V. Bruszewski ‘99Stephen M. Feller ‘93Jacquelyn Gaines ‘99Trond Grenager ‘95Herbert N. Meininger ‘96Spence W. Perry, Esq. ‘06William J. Reuter ‘93Charles M. Ross, Esq. ‘05Vince Watchorn ‘05

Rhode IslandHon. Juliette C. McLennan ‘01

South CarolinaEverard “Rod” Rutledge, Ph.D., FACHE ‘94

TennesseeMichael A. Freeman ‘03

VermontRobert J. Kupec ‘01

VirginiaHon. Janine F. Burns ‘96Dr. Jack D. Dale ‘02Ralph E. Fisher ‘98G. “Sandy” Fitz-Hugh ‘95Janyce N. Hedetniemi ‘00Frances J. Manus ‘97Michelle Lamb Moone ‘04

WashingtonCandace J. Sullivan ‘04

West VirginiaChristine M. Stefanides ‘01

CanadaJohn Peoples ‘03

United KingdomWilliam R. Lorenz ‘98

Washington, DC Theresa A. Cameron ‘03

William Couper ‘96

Dr. Stephen Crawford ‘99

Antonio Doss ‘99

Alan R. Duncan ‘98

Antoinette “Toni” Ford ‘95

Thomas H. Graham ‘06

Robert R. Hagans Jr. ‘99

Victor L. Hoskins ‘96

Orlan M. Johnson, Esq. ‘01

Dana M. Jones ‘97

William “Giz” Kaczorowski ‘93

B. Doyle Mitchell Jr. ‘96

Patricia A. Murphy, Ph.D. ‘07

Lawrence S. Ottinger, Esq. ‘07

Theresa M. Pierno ‘00

Hon. John Porcari ‘95

André R. Rogers ‘05

Michael E. Slattery ‘06

Dr. Patricia Stanley ‘00

Michael Starling, Esq. ‘07

L. David Taylor ‘96

Penelope Thornton Talley,

Esq. ‘04

Brian K. Tracey ‘03

J. Scott Wilfong ‘97

J. Steven Willmann ‘04

Dr. John H. Cox ‘99

Joseph M. Forni ‘94

Marcia Harris ‘02

George R. Houston Jr. ‘99

Joyce A. Kroeller ‘00

Hon. Marilyn J. Praisner ‘96

Dr. Hoke L. Smith ‘94

Bennie L. Thayer ‘96

Clemon H. Wesley ‘94

DECEASED MEMBERS

MEMBERSHIP INDEX | by class year

CLASS OF 1993 (30)William C. BakerJames T. Brady Dr. Robert CirincioneColene Y. Daniel, FACHEJohn W. Dillon Arthur Ebersberger Stephen M. Feller Dr. Catherine R. Gira John Hodge-Williams Dr. Freeman Hrabowski III William Hussmann William “Giz” Kaczorowski Susan Keating Kevin Kistler Luis A. Luna Donald Manekin Peter Martin Howard B. Miller, Esq. Hugh Mohler Douglas Perry Henry E. Posko Jr. Vernon A. Reid Jr. William J. Reuter Thomas Reynolds Jr. Manervia W. Riddick Nancy Schneider James B. Sellinger Dr. Donald Slowinski Norman O. Taylor David Wolf

CLASS OF 1994 (33)Charles M. Baynard Dr. Donald F. Boesch Linda W. Botts Jennifer Burdick Nguyen Minh Chau Dr. Daniel E. Costello William Crowley Jr. Lawrence O. Demaree John H. Denick, Esq. Marcia P. DeWitt Roberta E. Dillow Sara Eisenberg Timothy Firestine Joseph M. Forni Hon. Robert Gell Dr. R. Allan Gorsuch Richard Hackney Jr. Wayne Klockner Kenneth Klueh Hon. Nancy Kopp Joy Korpela Wm. “Sandy” McAllister Jr., Esq. Rev. Patricia Payne Kenneth Reichard Everard “Rod” Rutledge, Ph.D., FACHE Dr. Norman P. Shea Austin J. Slater Jr.

Dr. Hoke L. Smith F. Bradford Smith Jr. Henry Stansbury Stephen Thienel, Esq. Clemon H. Wesley Beverly M. Wilhide

CLASS OF 1995 (38)

Timothy F. Abell Raymond “Buzz” Bartlett Dr. Richard F. Bebee James Piper Bond William J. Bostian Booker T. Carter Jr. H. Ward Classen Dr. Rita R. Colwell Gregory D. Conderacci Hon. James R. Eyler G. “Sandy” Fitz-Hugh Antoinette “Toni” Ford Trond Grenager Kathleen D. Hall Stephen Z. Kaufman, Esq. Kenneth Kinsey Dr. Joan D. Kozlovsky James Latimer Klein Leister George Littrell Jr. James Maffi tt, Esq. Jack Mason Thomas McNutt Janna Naylor Dr. Robert E. Parilla Norma Theo Pinette Nathanael Pollard Jr. Hon. John Porcari Joseph Reid, Esq. Nancy C. Robertson Hon. Samuel “Sandy” Rosenberg Terry M. Rubenstein Laurie Schwartz David W. Thomas Dr. James Tschechtelin James Van Prooyen Edward “Ted” Verdery Samuel T. Woodside

CLASS OF 1996 (44)

Ruthann Aaron Hon. Suzanne P. Albert Hon. Janine F. Burns Kathryn “KT” Cane Peter Clay Arthur M. Cooley William Couper Scott R. Cousino William Duncan Jr. William G. Ewing Dr. Patricia Fegan Newton Fowler III, Esq. Robert Garner

Dennis J. Garrett Gino Gemignani Jr. Dr. Barbara Heller Victor L. Hoskins Dr. Murray K. Hoy Patricia Jessamy Sheryl Kerr Alan Leberknight Betsy Lewis Lillian Lincoln Douglass Wm. List Sean M. Looney Herbert N. Meininger B. Doyle Mitchell Jr. Stephen H. Morgan John B. Neil R. Kathleen Perini Joseph V. Prado Hon. Marilyn J. Praisner Robert J. Reaves George C. Shenk Jr. Stuart O. Simms, Esq. Dr. Gary Smith Harold A. Smith C. “Bill” Struever L. David Taylor Bennie L. Thayer William Torgerson, Esq. Theodore W. Urban John R. Valliant Jonathan M. Warner

CLASS OF 1997 (42)

Dr. Stuart M. Bounds Hannah Lee Byron Shu-Ping Chan, Esq. Wayne Clarke Sharon T. Cosgrove Dr. Christopher F. D’Elia Deborah H. Diehl, Esq. Donora L. Dingman Gary Donaldson J. Alexander Doyle Margaret G. Gaines Dr. Helen F. Giles-Gee Edward Gold Jacob H. “Jack” Goldstein Hon. John R. Griffi n Robert V. Hess N. Douglas Hostetler Dana M. Jones Pamela R. Jones John T. Long III Frances J. Manus William Merwin John “Denny” Murray Terry F. Neimeyer Dr. Charlene R. Nunley Jerald Pasternak Jeffrey C. Powell J. Ray Ramsburg III Dr. Earl Richardson

Emilie Wood Robinson Barry P. Ronan Katherine E. Rumbaugh Stephen J. Sfekas, Esq. Guffrie M. Smith Jr. Thomas L. Trice IV Kathryn C. Turner Larry E. Walton Dr. Hattie N. Washington W. Daniel White J. Scott Wilfong Margaret E. Williams Anthony L. Wong

CLASS OF 1998 (41)

Morgan “Trip” Bailey Donna Jones Baker Robert L. Bostick Dyan L. Brasington Deborah G. Byrd Gene W. Counihan Gilberto de Jesus Carol B. Diggs Gerald W. Donovan Alan R. Duncan James D. Fielder Jr., Ph.D. Robin A. Finnacom Ralph E. Fisher Joanne K. Glasser, Esq. Suzanne D. Hayes Stephen A. Horvath Mary M. Krug William R. Lorenz Charles A. Lyons Catherine L. Meyers David Meyerson, M.D., J.D. Wayne A. Mills Dr. Antonio R. Moreira David M. Morris Susan W. Morris John F. Novak Sharon R. Pinder Dr. Mel D. Powell Frederick W. Puddester Dr. Carl D. Roberts Parker B. Rockefeller Pamela J. Ruff P.A.M. Schaller Roberta F. Shulman Dr. Linda Thompson Adams Deborah E. Voso Dr. Robert L. Wallace Dr. Marie Washington Richard Williams Paul G. Wood Christine R. Wray

CLASS OF 1999 (42)

Charles R. Bailey Jr. Rushern L. Baker III, Esq. John H. Balch Shirley Bigley LaMotte, Esq.

Roger V. Bruszewski Hon. John M. Colmers Dr. John H. Cox Dr. Stephen Crawford Mary E. Dempsey Antonio Doss Mark E. Friis Jacquelyn Gaines Dr. Gregory Geoffroy Hon. Ana Sol Gutierrez Robert R. Hagans Jr. Robert L. Hofmann George R. Houston Jr. Trudye M. Johnson Victor H. Laws III, Esq. F. Graham Lee Phyllis Lester Hon. John P. McDonough, Esq. Dr. Irving P. McPhail R. Michael Menzies Sr. Salvatore M. Meringolo John R. Nyland Donald R. Paddy Wilson H. Parran Teresa A. Pascarelli Karl K. Pence J. Michael Riley Michael V. Sack Dr. Mary Pat Seurkamp Dr. Paula M. Singer Frank C. Sizer Jr. Timothy S. Smith James A. Soltesz Timothy Sosinski Mary R. Toth Jeffrey F. Turner Dr. A. Barbara Wheeler James J. Xinis

CLASS OF 2000 (52)

Lloyd M. Arrington Jr. Angela P. Barnett Robert J. Barrett Dr. Herman G. Bartlett Jr. Sarian S. Bouma Hon. Don Wm. Bradley Jean W. Brune Dr. Allison Bryant Arnold Callaham Tara Balfe Clifford Roland “Mike” Colina Bernard Cregg Michael W. Davis, Esq. Msgr. Paul M. Dudziak Dennis E. Frye O. Palmer Gillis III Timothy E. Hall Janyce N. Hedetniemi Sherman Howell Michael L. Hoy Robert I. Jeffrey Torrie C. Johnson

John W. Kamauff Jr., Ph.D. Rose G. Krasnow Joyce A. Kroeller Kim B. Leonard Hon. Murray D. Levy William N. MacDonald Jr. VADM Kenneth C. Malley, USN (Ret.) John A. Marzano Eleanor McKay Dr. Clayton “Pete” McNeill Vincent P. Merz Dr. Charles R. Middleton Vincent “Cap” Mona John J. Murphy Michael N. Netzer Dr. Jane O’Brien Richard Oppitz Jr. Donald M. Parsons Jr. Dr. James A. Perdue Theresa M. Pierno Brien J. Poffenberger Timothy J. Regan Eric G. Regelin Dr. Barbara B. Roque Laura E. Sildon John A. Simpson Jr. Kathleen T. Snyder, CCE Dr. Patricia Stanley Beverley K. Swaim-Staley Bud Willetts

CLASS OF 2001 (52)

Richard D. Adams Barbara Blount Armstrong Donald P. Battista David S. Bliden Barry E. Bogage Dr. Judith K. Broida Dr. Thelma J. “TJ” Bryan James D. Buckland Eleanor M. Carey Dane A. Coleman Martin L. “Chip” Doordan Dr. Mary Ellen Duncan Hon. Adelaide Eckardt Jared S. Fast Anne S. Ferro Dr. Patricia Florestano Dr. Ronald G. Forsythe Jr. Jason A. Frank, Esq. Hon. Lisa A. Gladden Cassandra W. Gottlieb Christopher J. Griffi th James S. Grimes Joe R. Grossnickel Jr. Maj. Gen. Arthur Holmes Jr., (Ret.) William J. Hudock David Iannucci Dr. Cheryl R. Johnson Orlan M. Johnson, Esq.

R. Dean Kenderdine Cherie A. Krug Robert J. Kupec Meredith S. Levert Martina A. Martin Diane McComb James P. McComb Dr. E. Gaye McGovern Hon. Juliette C. McLennan Patricia J. Mitchell Kathleen M. Murphy John P. O’Connor Michael L. Oster Dr. Gary Pushkin Dr. Patricia M. Richardson Earl H. Robbins Jr. Raymond F. Schoenke Dr. Charles W. Simmons Gregory I. Snook Christine M. Stefanides Dr. Carl W. Stenberg Dr. David P. Tarantino Richard G. Work Harriet S. Yaffe

CLASS OF 2002 (49)

Judy A. Ashley Dr. Eric R. Baugh Nathan J. Beil Russell W. Blake Richard Kevin Brooks Bernard A. Cook, Esq. Anna Custer Dr. Jack D. Dale Joseph Donegan Jay G. Fitzhugh John B. Frisch, Esq. Dr. R. Lorraine Fulton Edward J. Gilliss, Esq. James J. Gordon William B. Grant Keith Haller Marcia Harris Thomas Hendershot, Esq. Dr. Mary Ellen Hrutka David M. Jenkins Leronia A. Josey, Esq. Donald R. Kann, AIA Paula Klepper, LCSW-C Rev. H. Gerard Knoche Linda H. Lamone, Esq. Dr. Diane M. Lee Joseph R. Lizza Dr. Patricia N. Marks Joan E. Marshall John Maxwell Stephen R. McHenry Thomas E. Mohler T. Conrad Monts Caroline G. Moore Ovetta M. Moore George M. O’Donnell

Joseph R. Ollinger Dr. Steve W. Pannill Richard L. Reichenbaugh, P.E. Joseph P. Ross Kristin Saunders Evans Charlotte M. Scott Dr. Nancy S. Shapiro Dr. Carl W. Smith Dr. William W. Sondervan William T. Sturgis Gene W. Townsend Sandy Nelson Weeks, Esq. Duane E. Yoder

CLASS OF 2003 (45)

Nasser Basir John M. Belcher Deidra S. Bell Michelle D. Bernard, Esq. Tina Mae Bjarekull Lynn Bonde Theresa A. Cameron Charles C. Cawley Sr. Harriet E. Cooperman, Esq. Hon. David R. Craig Ralph W. Emerson Jr. Emily H. Ferren Kathryn B. Freeland Michael A. Freeman Toby A. Gordon, Sc.D. Robert “Scott” Graham Hugh E. Grunden Scott A. Hancock Lloyd B. Harrison III Davina Grace Hill John B. Hutchinson Monica Best James, Esq. Karen S. Johnson Phyllis Kilby Penny G. Lewandowski Maurice T. Lusby III John J. McAllister Jr. Sheila C. McDonald, Esq. Nhora B. Murphy John Peoples Peter E. Perini Sr. David E. Phillips James G. Pierné Cynthia Plavier-Truitt John Q. Porter Carla A. Reid Robert L. Ryan Gloria Wilson Shelton, Esq. Frederick A. Thayer Brian K. Tracey Henry S. Trentman Patricia S. Tunstall Bruce A. Wahl Cheryl Y. Williams, Esq. Pamela H. Zappardino, Ph.D.

CLASS OF 2004 (52)

Ernest W. Angell Marc L. Apter Dania R. Blair Robert C. Brennan Barbara G. Buehl Alan A. Buster Jr., FACHE Mark D. Case Kimberly L. Coble Thomas L. Curcio Ranjit “Ron” S. Dhindsa, Esq. Michael A. Edwards Dorian P. Flynn Harry Y. Furukawa Hon. M. Teresa Garland, Esq. Herbert Goldman, Esq. Dr. Jin K. Gong Timothy P. Grambley Sandra N. Harriman Dr. Marion H. Hull Monica J. Johnson, Esq. Neil A. Katz M. James Kaufman John J. King Thomas W. Loveland Mark A. MacDougall, Esq. Stephen A. Miller David Moe Michelle Lamb Moone Dr. Elizabeth M. Morgan Todd B. Morgan Eric T. Myren Joshua E. Neiman, Esq. Marvin E. Oursler Gail W. Owings Colleen T. Peterson Eugenia I. Proulx, Ph.D. Christopher J. Reynolds, Esq. Lori W. Riordan, Esq. John W. Savich Drusilla Schmidt-Perkins Robert C. Sharps A. Nayab Siddiqui Edward C. Sierra Candace J. Sullivan Penelope Thornton Talley, Esq. Craig Ward, PE, AICP Steve Wigler Thomas E. Wilcox J. Steven Willmann T. Jan Wiseman Deborah A. Yancer Dr. Chen-yu Yen

CLASS OF 2005 (51)

Charles W. Alexander William H. Allen Dr. Guy Altieri Eleanor V. Altman Joseph F. Anderson Kenneth L. Brannan

Roland O. Campbell Jr., GRI Michel F. Cavallon Natalie K. Chabot Howard S. Freedlander Kathryn W. Glockner Jeffrey N. Hefl ebower Sonia D. Hinds Jill A. Hudock, C.P.A. Anne L. Johnson, Esq. Herbert Jordan III J. Steven Kaii-Ziegler Shawn S. Karimian Lillian S. Kilroy Dr. James F. LaCalle Dwayne O. Leslie, Esq. Dr. Mary L. Livers Robert E. Manigold Jr. Dr. Kevin J. Manning Nancy L. McCloy Freddy L. Mitchell Betsy S. Nelson Doris J. Nipps Alexander G. Núñez, Esq. Abba D. Poliakoff, Esq. Barbara C. Quinn Michael Redshaw Wilbert A. Ridgley Jr. Eugene Bowie Roberts Jr. Patricia M. Robrecht André R. Rogers Charles M. Ross, Esq. James E. Rzepkowski Dr. Edward W. Shirley Jeffrey Z. Slavin Eileen K. Straughan Barron L. Stroud Jr., Esq. Floyd D. Warren Montressa L. Washington John M. Wasilisin Vince Watchorn Raymond O. Weiss Scott White Edward Q. Wilgus Renée M. Winsky Joan M. Worthington

CLASS OF 2006 (52)

John J. Allen Jr. Mary C. Baykan Stanley J. Botts Kenneth M. Bounds Alice R. Bower Tina G. Brown Mary E. Cannon John P. Cavanaugh William G. Christoffel Carolyn W. Colvin Jasper G. Cox Stewart Cumbo Brian P. Darmody

Brotman Financial Group, Inc. ..................................................25Chesapeake Beach Resort & Spa ..................................................1City of Bowie ...............................................................................8Comcast .............................................................inside back coverConstellation Energy Group, Inc. ........................inside front coverFamily Services, Inc. ....................................................................9Harford Community College ......................................................37Harford County Government .....................................................25Health Facilities Association of Maryland ..................................27Howard Community College .....................................................34Industrial Bank ............................................................................9Kaplan University ......................................................................28Maryland Department of Housing & Community Development .............................................................................32Maryland Economic Development Association (MEDA) .............27Maryland Leadership Workshops, Inc. .........................................7Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO) ........30Medifast, Inc. .............................................................................39MidAtlantic Farm Credit, ACA ....................................................31

Miles & Stockbridge P.C ............................................................28Mount St. Mary’s University .................................................25, 49NBRS Financial Bank ...........................................................29, 32net.America Corporation ...........................................................43PEPCO/Delmarva Power ............................................................30 The Pinder Group, LLC ..............................................................49Pretrial Justice Institute ..............................................................41Rocky Gap Lodge & Golf Resort ................................................23Shore Health System of Maryland/UMMS ..................................47St. Mary’s College of Maryland ..................................................23Stroud & Priest, LLC ...................................................................33SunTrust Bank, Greater Washington/Maryland ..............back coverSusquehanna Bank ....................................................................37Tech Council of Maryland ...........................................................8Towson University .....................................................................31University of Maryland School of Medicine ...............................44University of Maryland University College .................................26Verizon ......................................................................................33

INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

William M. Davidow Jr., Esq. Martha J. D’Erasmo Philip B. Down Tracy W. Durkin Janice Frey-Angel Mark I. Gaver Katherine W. Getty Thomas H. Graham Margaret A. Hayes Eugene D. Helbig Ellen J. Hemmerly Kevin P. Higgins Ethel M. B. Hill, Esq. Lisa Hillman Dr. Joseph M. Hoffman E. Betsey Hurwitz-Schwab Thomas H. Jarboe Robert G. Johnson Robert Brooke Kaine John Henry King Patricia M. Lambert, Esq. Blair Lee Dolores Ann Martin Victoria C. McAndrews John G. McCormick Patrick B. Murphy, Esq. John W. Nugent Spence W. Perry, Esq. Alice G. Pinderhughes Michael Posko Susan C. Simmons Michael E. Slattery Lori S. Somerville Gregg A. Todd Kimberly L. Wagner, Esq. Nancy P. Wallace Nan A. Waranch Raymond J. Wernecke Jeanette D. Wessel

CLASS OF 2007 (52)M. Richard Adams James M. Anthony Brian N. Bolender Dr. Meredith Bond Eric L. Brenner Martin P. Brunk Dr. Linda D. Burgee Paul W. Comfort, Esq. John F. Conwell Dina Gomes Daly David J. DeLuca Michael M. Dreisbach Stuart M. Elsberg Brendan D. Fitzsimmons Bonnie Marie Green Shelly M. Gross-Wade Roslyn M. Hannibal-Booker John L. Huggins Jr. RADM Charles H. Johnston, USN (Ret.)Robin S. Kable Joyce A. Kuhns, Esq. James W. Lewis Charles J. Lollar N. Roxanne Lynch John H. Macklin Dr. Michael J. Martirano Hon. Gary D. Maynard S. James Mazarakis Rev. Dr. Bess McCallister William J. McLennan Sr. Keiffer J. Mitchell Jr. Herbert J. Moltzan Andrew A. Moser W. Christopher Motz Patricia A. Murphy, Ph.D. Milton E. Nagel Dr. Barbara D. Nazelrod

Lawrence S. Ottinger, Esq. Effi e R. Reynolds C. Tolbert Rowe Manuel J. Sampedro Capt. Matthew T. Scassero, (Ret.) Mary Ann Scully Jane Shaab Jeanne Forrester Singer, Esq. Darlene Brannigan Smith, Ph.D. Michael Starling, Esq. John S. Steinmetz Chad Tyler Linda S. Vassallo Dr. James M. White Jr. Dr. Ellen H. Yankellow

CLASS OF 2008 (51) Kerry Ahearn-Brown Lorrie Anderson Karenthia A. Barber Clarence T. Bishop Danita M. Boonchaisri Elizabeth R. Bowerman Dale K. Brown I Julie L. Crocker Joseph DeMattos Jr. John D. Dinkel Hon. Brenda Donald Leif A. Dormsjo Dr. Richard L. Eckert Faith Elliott-Rossing Dr. Catherine A. Evans George J. Fox Karen T. Garner Dr. Jonathan C. Gibralter Dr. Bradley M. Gottfried Thomas E. Harr

Aden A. King Michael T. Langley Richard M. Lombardo Hon. Peggy A. Magee Becky J. Mangus Mikal R. McCartney George C. McFarland Kristin W. McNamara Gregory B. Murray Janese F. Murray Dr. Kathleen O’Brien Kevin W. Parson Karen Pecora-Barbour Cynthia L. Perini Dr. Carol A. Quirk Karen Ann Schonfeld Brenda M. Shell-Eleazer Gwendolyn D. Skillern Hon. Raymond A. Skinner Alvin W. Smith Christopher P. Smith Graylin E. Smith Ross A. Stern J. Michael Stouffer C. John Sullivan Gerard M. Walsh Dr. Ron L. Watson John C. Weiss III Samuel R. Wells III David I. Wiegand Glen P. Wood

CLASS OF 2009 (46)Allyson T. Black Eric D. Brotman, CFP John T. Butler Dr. Noni H. Byrnes Ruth Anne Callaham John H. Cammack

Dr. Marie A. Cini Kimberly A. Clark Michael J. Dailey Natalie D. Eddington, Ph.D. Dr. Matthew E. Fitzgerald Jeannette R. Fitzwater Eric W. Franklin J. Robert Frazee Richard A. Gast Carol A. Gilbert Teresa L. Greider Jason L. Groves, Esq. Umar Hameed Jonathan S. Hess Dr. Kathleen B. Hetherington Glen R. Ives Darryl A. Jones Sr. Gary K. Kessler Joseph Kroboth III Marlene Y. Lieb Bradley T. MacDonald Marcia A. Middleton, Ph.D. Sheilah F. Mirmiran Michael V. Murphy, AIA Timothy J. Murray Leslie I.D. Prewitt Clare L. Razaq-Hines Dr. Mary M. Rodgers Stacy L. Rodgers Scott C. Scarfone Louise Phipps Senft Jared D. Spahn Helen M. Spinelli, AICP Dr. Michael C. Tooke Mary Ellen Vanni Dr. Barbara A. Viniar Elizabeth H. Weller Paul J. Wiedefeld Madeline Yates Terry Slade Young

TOTAL MEMBERS: 772

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