Carolina Alumni Review - March/April 2010

about NASCAR and collected NASCAR history and memorabilia. He served in the Air Force. At UNC, he belonged to Phi Delta Chi. u James Edward Kerley (’ 64), 67, of Durham; Nov. 3, 2009. Kerley retired from a document products company and, in retirement, worked at a Durham funeral home. He served in the Air Force in the Vietnam War. u Dr. Jeffreys Ashe “Mose” Macfie Jr. (’ 64 MD), 71, of Greenville, S.C.; Dec. 7, 2009. Macfie was a surgeon in private practice. He served in the Army Medical Corps. u Nancy K. Snouffer (’ 64 MA), 68, of Corpus Christi, Texas; Nov. 24, 2009. Snouffer retired as a faculty member at Del Mar College, specializing in teaching reading and speech. She published a college textbook and wrote numerous scholarly articles. At UNC, she was on the debate team and received the Women’s Athletic Association’s Outstanding Graduate Student Award.

’ 65 Evelyn Pauline Lloyd (’ 65 BSPHR) of Hillsborough has received the Ben Franklin Fire Fighter Silver Medal from the Orange Rural Fire Department. Lloyd, owner of Lloyd’s Pharmacy, is the first non-firefighter to receive the award. ; obituaries Dr. C. Thomas McLees (’ 65 MD), 78, of Shallowater, Texas; Dec. 14, 2009. McLees retired as a patholo-gist and medical examiner. He worked extensively with hospice in Corinth, Miss. He served in the Navy as an ambulance driver. u Lawrence Payson Miller Jr. (’ 65, ’ 71 BSBA), 67, of Cary; Dec. 6, 2009. Miller’s career was in insurance; he was a lifetime member of the Million Dollar Round Table. He received the Lifetime Achievement Award from Habitat for Humanity of Wake County for his volunteerism. He served in the Army Reserve. u Susan Elizabeth Powell (’ 65 ABEd), 66, of Atlanta; Nov. 30, 2009. Powell worked as a teacher, a hotel catering and sales representative, and for an investment brokerage service. She moved to Indianapolis in 1999. At UNC, she belonged to Chi Omega and was a class officer. u William Cecil Trent Jr. (’ 65 BSBA), 66, of Bassett, Va.; Sept. 21, 2009. Trent owned a real estate company. At UNC, he belonged to Lambda Chi Alpha and Campus Y. u Marshall Lee Turner Jr. (’ 65 AB), 69, of Upper Marlboro, Md.; Oct. 8, 2009. Turner retired as chief redistricting officer for the U.S. Census Bureau. He received awards for his work from both the Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Commerce.

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Robert Lee
Griffin (’ 65 AB),
66, of Fenwick
Island, Del.; Oct.
27, 2009. Griffin
was vice presi-
dent of Prudential
insurance compa-
ny. In the Vietnam
War, he served in
Air Force intelli-
gence. While in
the military, he
was selected to
serve as a White House social aide for
President Nixon.

’ 66 Howard Nathaniel Lee (’ 66 MSW) of Chapel Hill has received the title Town Treasure, bestowed by the Chapel Hill Historical Society. Lee was the first African-American to serve as mayor of Chapel Hill. He later also served as an N.C. state senator.

; obituaries

Warren Nathaniel Bell (’ 66 AB), 64, of Bedford, Mass.; April 23, 2009. Bell retired as a training manager with Raytheon Service Co. At UNC, he belonged to Glee Club. u Matti Phillips Thompson (’ 66, ’ 67 AB), 65, of Beaufort; Nov. 7, 2009. Thompson was a teacher in the Carteret County schools.

’ 67 Daniel Yee-Chak Fung (’ 67 MSPH) of Manhattan, Kan., represented UNC at he inauguration of Kirk Schulz as president of Kansas State University in September. Fung is professor of animal science and industry and of food science at Kansas State University. u Jan Jelmert Jorgensen (’ 67 AB, ’ 74 MA) of Montreal, Canada, represented UNC at the installation of H. Arnold Steinberg as chancellor of McGill University in November. Jorgensen is director of McGill’s Strategy and Organization Research Centre. u Kenneth L. Smith (’ 67 AB) of Beulaville has been re-elected mayor. Smith retired from a teaching career. ; obituaries Stanley Wallace Campbell (’ 67 PhD), 83, of Waco, Texas; Nov. 18, 2009. Campbell retired as professor of history at Baylor University. Earlier in his career, he was a cowboy in Colorado and Montana. He served with the Navy in WWII in a bomber squadron, then in the Korean War aboard an aircraft carrier. u Edward Allen Natt (’ 67 BSBA), 64, of Roanoke, Va.; Dec. 29, 2009. Natt was the first Roanoke County attorney and was a substitute judge in Virginia for 25 years. He was a founder of the law firm Osterhoudt, Ferguson, Natt, Aheron & Agee. He volunteered as a boys’ basketball coach for 30 years. He served in the Army Reserve. At UNC, he belonged to Zeta Beta Tau and Hillel Foundation. u Jane Davis Stone (’ 67 BSDH, ’ 67 CDH), 65, of Burlington; Nov. 2, 2009. Stone retired as a dental hygienist. For 15 years, she taught the 4-year-old Sunday school class at her church. u Roy Franklin Tyndall (’ 67), 64, of North Richland Hills, Texas; Oct. 29, 2009. At the time of his death, Tyndall was working for a sand and gravel company. For many years, he worked for GTE/Verizon. He served in the Army as a helicopter pilot in the Vietnam War. u John Lee Willey (’ 67 AB), 64, of Poolesville, Md.; Nov. 24, 2009. Willey retired from a career in real estate finance and development. In the Vietnam War, he served in the Navy.

’ 68 Martin Luther Nesbitt Jr. (’ 68, ’ 70 AB; ’ 73 JD) of Asheville, has been elected majority leader of the N.C. Senate. Nesbitt, a lawyer, has been a member of the N.C. legislature since 1979, losing re-election only once, in 1994. He also runs the pit crew for the USAR Pro Cup racing team of his son, William Martin Nesbitt (’ 89 BSBA). u William Richard Purdy (’ 68, ’ 72 AB; ’ 75 JD) of Jackson, Miss., represented UNC at the investiture of Mark E. Keenum as president of Mississippi State University in October. Purdy is a partner with Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP and represents commercial building contractors throughout the South. u Linda Partee Stephenson (’ 68 AB) of

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