Carolina Alumni Review - November/December 2010

’ 80 K. Lee Carter Jr. (’ 80 BSBA) of Raleigh as been selected to serve on the Foun- dation Board for the UNC School of Government. Carter is vice president and partner of Capital Management of the Carolinas LLC and an adjunct volunteer faculty member at the school. u Truman McGill Hobbs Jr. (’ 80 AB) of Montgomery, Ala., has been named to the UNC Board of Visitors (2010-14). Hobbs serves as an Alabama Circuit Court judge for the 15th Judicial District. u Paul Martin Newby (’ 80 JD) of Raleigh traveled to Turkey as a delegate of the N.C. Bar Association to meet with leaders from all branches of the Turkish government, the Turkish Bar Association and representatives of various political parties. Newby is a judge on the N.C. Supreme Court.

’ 81 James Edwin Clement Jr. (’ 81, ’ 83 BSBA) of Greenville has been named to the UNC Board of Visitors (2010-14). Clement is president and co-owner of The Clement Cos., insurance and employee benefits agency. u Bryant McKoy Moore (’ 81, ’ 80 PhD) of Minnetonka, Minn., has been named to the UNC Board of Visitors (2010-14). Moore is vice president, external partnerships and technology evaluation, with Medtronic Inc., a medical technology company. ; obituaries Dr. R. Pryor Baird III (’ 81 PhD), 56, of Charlottesville, Va.; July 16, 2010. Baird was a psychiatrist in private practice and for the state of Virginia. u Bobby Ray Summerline (’ 81 AB), 51, of Wilson; Aug. 7, 2010. Summerline was a sales representative with Morton Buildings. Previously, he worked with the Arts Council. u Thomas Clark Weber (’ 81 AB), 50, of Coconut Creek, Fla.; June 7, 2010. Weber spent much of his post-college life in the Raleigh area and wrote Stories in Stone, exploring the history of Umstead State Park and the people who once lived there. The book will be published posthumously.

’ 82 Jean Reynolds Page (’ 82 ABJO) of Mid- dleton, Wis., has published a novel, Leaving Before It’s Over. The novel focuses on choices and the meaning of family. u Thomas Jan Reddin (’ 82 BSBA) of Charlotte has been elected to the board of directors for Tanger Factory Outlet Centers Inc. Reddin is the former CEO of Lending Tree.com and owns Red Dog Ventures, a venture capital firm. ; obituaries Cary Mouzon Boshamer (’ 82 AB), 50, of Linden, Va.; July 9, 2010. Boshamer was a writer and editor, working for trade publications. Earlier in his career, he was with an advertising agency in New York. u George Henry Rose (’ 82), 91, of Cottonwood, Ariz.; May 17, 2010. Rose retired as a publisher for the Seventh-Day Adventists.

’ 83 James Leon Conner II (’ 83 JD) of Durham has been inducted into the N.C. Academy of Superior Court Mediators. Conner, a A photo caption in the September/October issue for a profile of Robin Sink McClelland ’ 80 (MRP) incorrectly referred to her as Ruth McClelland. Correction

former administrative law judge, is of counsel at Ragsdale Liggett PLLC and is a certified mediator for all N.C. courts and for the U.S. district courts for the Eastern and Middle Districts of North Carolina. He has served as a certified arbitrator for the Mecklenburg County Courts. u Ellen Rodman Hathaway (’ 83 AB) of Keswick, Va., exhibited her artwork at the WVTF & RADIO IQ Studio in Charlottesville, Va., in July and at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., in July and August. Hathaway’s work is also on view at Les Yeux du Monde in Charlottesville and Sunflower Center Art Gallery in Ocracoke. u Heather Munroe-Blum (’ 83 PhD) of Montreal, principal and vice chancellor of McGill University, was the featured speaker at University Day on Oct. 12. Story, page 68. ; marriage Morissa Whitaker “Renay” Caldwell (’ 83 BSADJ) and Michael Lorenzo McIntosh (’ 83 AB) of Clemmons. McIntosh also has received a $2.69 million grant over five years from the U.S. Department of Education’s School Leadership Program to partner with local schools in boosting student achievement by improving the effectiveness of educational leadership. He serves as principal investigator and director of the Hampton University Leadership Academy. ; obituary Roger Arnold Evans (’ 83, ’ 82 MSPH), 75, of Decatur, Ala.; Aug. 22, 2010. Evans retired as a chemist and environmental specialist with Monsanto Corp.

’ 84 Jeffrey William Griffin (’ 84, ’ 92 AB) of Duluth, Ga., has been named senior vice president and general manager at IPG Shopper Sciences, a new Atlanta-based company within IPG Mediabrands worldwide, focused on understanding and improving the process of shopping. u Kenneth Perry McNeely (’ 84 AB) of San Francisco has been named to the UNC Board of Visitors (2010-14). McNeely is president of external affairs for AT&T of California. u Sonja Camille Payton (’ 84 ABJO) of Greensboro has been selected to chair the workers’ compensation section of the N.C. Bar Association. Payton, a shareholder of Ward Black Law, co-authored the Workers’ Compensation Forms Manual. She will write a column for the bar association’s quarterly newsletter, The Course and Scope.

’ 85 Michael Louis Burnett (’ 85 AB) of Clemmons has been inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Burnett was named ACC Player of the Year in 1981 and was a three-time All-ACC team member. u Harry McNamara Ford III (’ 85 AB) of Reisterstown, Md., has been inducted into the National Lacrosse Hall of Fame. Ford was All-American as well as All-ACC team member in 1984 and 1985 and received the ACC Player of the Year Award in 1985. u Dr. Michael Lawrence Zollicoffer (’ 85 MD) of Baltimore has been named to the UNC Board of Visitors (2010-14). Zollicoffer practices pediatric and adolescent medicine.

’ 86 Joel Gregory Curran (’ 86 ABJO) of Wil- mette, Ill., has been named 2010 Public Relations Professional of the Year by the Chicago chapter of the Public Relations Society of