Carolina Alumni Review - November/December 2010

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that will provide advice as the N.C. State Highway Patrol prepares a report on restructuring the organization and naming a new commander. Gilchrist is Mecklenburg County district attorney and is a former member of the GAA Board of Directors (1963-66). ; obituary Thomas Guy Eason Jr. (’ 62 AB), 69, of Lawrenceville, Ga.; June 9, 2010. Eason was an Eagle Scout. He grew up in Charlotte and was a former federal employee.

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William K. Wilkinson II (’ 66, ’ 68 ABEd; ’ 69 MACT), 65, of Youngsville; March 21, 2010. Wilkinson retired as a data processing coordinator with the N.C. Division of Social Services. At UNC, he belonged to Alpha Phi Omega.

’ 63 ; obituaries Graham Venable Boyd Jr. (’ 63), 69, of Warrenton; Aug. 13, 2010. Boyd was a consulting forester for many years in North Carolina. He served on the Warrenton town board for 12 years. u Josephine Alice Dunn (’ 63 BSPHN), 90, of Charlotte; March 6, 2010. Dunn was a public school nurse in Charlotte and Nevada. Beginning in 1970, she served 16 years in West Germany as a school nurse for the Overseas Dependent school system. u Mary Ross Huneycutt (’ 63 MEd), 92, of Winston-Salem; June 3, 2010. Huneycutt taught in N.C. schools for 30 years, many as a teacher and guidance counselor in Winston-Salem schools.

publish a book by the same name. Shelburne is professor emeritus of pathology at Duke University School of Medicine. ; obituaries Nancy Ellen Capps (’ 65 MSLS), 68, of Raleigh; Aug. 6, 2010. Capps was a librarian, retiring in 2004. u Mary Ann Bost Crawford (’ 65 ABEd), 67, of Lexington, Ga., Aug. 2, 2010. Crawford retired as a teacher and school social worker, working for the Oglethorpe County school system for more than 30 years. u David Neil McKinney (’ 65 MAT), 71, of Valdese; Aug. 8, 2010. McKinney retired from the Burke County school system, where he had been a teacher and high school principal. He was past president of the Burke County chapter of the N.C. Retired School Personnel and served in numerous positions in his church.

’ 64 Charles H. Battle Jr. (’ 64 AB) of Atlanta has been named honorary consul for Monaco, one of 64 countries with a diplomatic or trade office in Georgia. Battle, of counsel with Miller & Martin PLLC, is a former member of the GAA Board of Directors (1992-95). u Stephen Allan Rich (’ 64 BSBA) of Chapel Hill has been named to the UNC Board of Visitors (2010-14). Rich retired from The Coca-Cola Co. ; obituaries Mitchell Ferris Allen III (’ 64, ’ 66 BSBA), 68, of Raleigh; Aug. 11, 2010. Allen loved boating and followed that interest in his career. He owned and operated a retail marine dealership in Charlotte and was a sales manager for boat and yacht companies. u Mark E. Rostvold (’ 64 MAT), 85, of Hinsdale, Ill.; April 22, 2010. Rostvold was a retired high school biology teacher. He sang with the Chicago Symphony Chorus and the Norwegian Men’s Chorus. He was a veteran of the Navy. u Rodney Thomas Yates (’ 64 MEd), 82, of Idaho Falls, Idaho; Aug. 1, 2010. Yates retired from the Eastern Idaho Regional Medical Center Behavioral Health Center. Earlier in his career, he was a Methodist minister and a public school special education teacher. He served in the Navy. At UNC, he belonged to Phi Delta Kappa.

’ 66 Max Carrol Chapman Jr. (’ 66 AB) of Lit- tle Falls, N.J., has increased his yearly gift to the UNC Institute for the Arts and Humanities to reward excellence in teaching undergraduates. The Chapman Family Teaching Awards, formerly the Chapman Family Faculty Fellowships, will be awarded to UNC faculty starting in the 2011-12 academic year. u Martha Weeks Daniel (’ 66 ABEd) of Rocky Mount and Caroline Rumsey Paxton (’ 87 AB) debuted their documentary film, Miss Nancy Minds Their Manners, at the Taylor Theater in Edenton in October. The film follows 79- year-old Nancy Rascoe as she leads an etiquette camp in her home in Hertford.

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’ 67 Robert Swift Barnhardt (’ 67 BSBA) of Universal City, Texas, is the new club leader for the San Antonio Carolina Club. u Franklin Edward Freeman Jr. (’ 67 AB, ’ 70 JD) of Raleigh has been selected to serve on the Foundation Board for the UNC School of Government. Freeman is a senior vice president and partner with McGuire-Woods Consulting LLC and practices law within the government affairs department at McGuire Woods LLP. u Carol Ann Gilbertson (’ 67 MA) of Decorah, Iowa, presented readings and discussion of her work at The Vibrant Word: A Lutheran Festival of Writing hosted by Luther College in October. Gilbertson, professor of English at the college, served as festival director. u Edward Joseph Piacentino (’ 67 AB, ’ 73 PhD) of High Point has co-edited Southern Frontier Humor: An Anthology. Piacentino is a professor of English at High Point University. ; obituary William Harold Harris (’ 67), 65, of Durham; Aug. 14, 2010. Harris retired from a hardware wholesale company.

’ 68 ; obituaries Elizabeth Berryhill (’ 68 MPH), 86, of

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’ 65 Dr. R. Samuel Cromartie III (’ 65 AB, ’ 69 MD) of Ormond Beach, Fla., has co- authored a book, High-Tech Terror: Recognition, Management and Prevention of Biological, Chemical, and Nuclear Injuries Secondary to Acts of Terrorism. Cromartie is a cardiovascular surgeon. u James Franklin Morgan (’ 65) of High Point has been inducted into the N.C. Bar Association General Practice Hall of Fame. Morgan is a member of Morgan, Herring, Morgan, Green & Rosenblutt LLP, practicing in the areas of personal injury, probate, wills, trials, and zoning and government relations. u Dr. John Daniel Shelburne (’ 65, ’ 66 AB) of Durham has helped to start two new businesses: SyncStudio, a lifestyle and fitness studio; and SyncCycling, a company that will