Carolina Alumni Review - March/April 2007

’ 74 Stephen Allred (’ 74 AB, ’ 76 MPA) of Chapel Hill, executive associate provost at UNC, represented the University at the installation of Robert Shelton as the 19th president of the University of Arizona. Stephen Anthony Bortone (’ 74, ’ 73 PhD) of Duluth, Minn., has been named to joint positions at the University of Minnesota, as director of the Sea Grant Program and as a tenured faculty member in the biology department. James Oscar Cuthbertson Jr. (’ 74 MA) of Charlotte, head men’s and women’s tennis coach at Johnson C. Smith University, has been named a campus recreation sectional award winner for the southern region by the U.S. Tennis Association/Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Thomas Cox Edgerton (’ 74 BFA) of Greensboro, portraitist, served as a judge for the Lee County 2006 Brush and Palette Show. Patricia Freeman Hawkins (’ 74 AB) of Durham has been named pastor at Oxford United Methodist Church. Angela Butner Hunter (’ 74 BSPT, ’06 MPH) of Rocky Mount, a physical therapist and owner of Physical Therapy for Women’s Health LLC, has opened a new office, in Sunset Towers.

’ 75 William Noble Starling Jr. (’ 75 BSBA) of Portola Valley, Calif., CEO of Synecor LLC, a business generator of new life-science companies, has received the 2006 BSBA Alumni Merit Award from the Kenan-Flagler Business School Alumni Association. Primarily responsible for raising more than $300 million in private and public capital for companies he has co-founded, Starling is a private investor in more than 40 startup companies. Stephen Jennings White Sr. (’ 75 AB) of Charleston, S.C., has been promoted to director of the Karpeles Manuscript Museum, which houses historically significant manuscripts. Cynthia Leigh Wittmer (’ 75, ’ 74 AB) of Raleigh, a partner in the antitrust and business torts practice group of Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein LLP, has been elected a bar councilor in N.C.’s 10th Judicial District. ■ obituaries Cole Charles Campbell (’ 75 AB), 53, of Reno, Nev.; Jan. 5, 2007. Campbell was dean of the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada in Reno. He had been assistant city editor at The News & Observer and also an editor with the Greensboro News & Record, St. Louis Post-Dispatch and The Virginian-Pilot. He was a fellow at the Poynter Institute for Media Studies. At UNC, he was editor of The Daily Tar Heel, was a Morehead Scholar and graduated Phi Beta Kappa. Other activities included the Order of the Golden Fleece,

Order of the Grail, Philanthropic Society and the debate team. A memorial service was held in his honor on the UNC campus in early January. Joyce Lockhart Farris (’ 75 MSLS), 80, of Durham; Dec. 12, 2006. Farris was a catalog librarian at Duke University’s Perkins Library. For more than 40 years, she was recording secretary of the American Theological Library Association. Robert Buckner “Buck” Hall Jr. (’ 75), 53, of Mocksville; Nov. 14, 2006. Hall was an environmental health specialist with the Davie County Health Department. He served on the board of the county United Way and was a volunteer with the Boy Scouts. He was

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president of the Davie County Carolina Club. John Anthony Moggio (’ 75 BSBA), 53, of Miami; Oct. 23, 2006. Moggio was a certified public accountant. He was a founding member and coach of the youth soccer program in Palmetto Bay, Fla. Robert William Winn Jr. (’ 75), 53, of Lewisville; Oct. 31, 2006. Winn was an information systems specialist. Also, he was a musician and pilot.

’ 76 Harry Wilmer Hoover Jr. (’ 76 AB) of Huntersville has formed My Creative Team, a new marketing communications agency.

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