Carolina Alumni Review - March/April 2012

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children with emotional, behavioral and mental health issues. Young, a principal at Young & Associates, also serves on the board of visitors for the N.C. Children’s Hospital and Caring for Children. ■ obituaries Patricia Bradsher Vogel (’ 83 MPH), 68, of Phoenix; Nov. 4, 2011. Vogel was CEO of Barrow Neurosurgical Associates. She participated in a pet therapy program for children in hospitals and halfway houses.

in estate planning and commercial and residential real estate.

’ 88 Glenn Gillen (’ 88 AB) of Durham has completed the examination for accredi- tation in public relations, qualifying him to use the APR designation. Gillen is an account manager at S&A Cherokee.

’ 85 Brady Monetus “Brad” Blackburn Jr. (’ 85 AB) of Asheville has been named private financial services team director for western North Carolina at BB&T. ◆ A. Everette James III (’ 85 AB) of Pittsburgh has been named director of the Health Policy Institute at the University of Pittsburgh. James, who joined the university last year after serving as Pennsylvania’s secretary of health, is a professor of health policy and management and associate vice chancellor for health policy and planning. ◆ William Lofton Turner (’ 85 ABJO) of Brentwood, Tenn., has been appointed health policy associate of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Center for Health Policy at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tenn. Turner is the Betts Professor of Education and Human Development at Vanderbilt University. ■ obituaries Jim Wade Goodman (’ 85 BSBA, ’ 88 JD), 48, of Dunn; Oct. 2, 2011. Goodman was a lawyer in the Fayetteville law firm of McCoy, Wiggins, Cleveland & O’Connor. He served on the Averasboro Battlefield Commission and belonged to the Community Choir. At UNC, he was elected to Phi Beta Kappa and was in Marching Band. ◆ Andrew Levi Robinson Jr. (’ 85 MPH), 68, of Parkton; Sept. 7, 2011. Robinson retired as owner and president of an environmental company. He served in the Army.

’ 89 Brian David Devore (’ 89 ABEd) of Pow- der Springs, Ga., has been elected president of the Georgia Association of
Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance.
Devore received an Acknowledgement Award from
the association for his work incorporating social
media into the organization’s communications. He
teaches physical education at Mountain View Ele-
mentary School in Marietta, Ga. ◆ Reginald Ronald
Holley (’ 89 AB) of Southport has been elected co-
chair of the board of visitors for the UNC Institute
for the Environment. Holley is principal and founder
of the Longmire Group LLC and registered as a lob-
byist in North Carolina. ◆ Andrew Michael Hunter
(’ 89 AB) of Darien, Conn., has been promoted to
general manager, digital media applications and
products, for EPIX, where he will direct the launch
and day-to-day operations of EPIX digital products,
including EPIX apps. EPIX is a premium entertain-
ment service available online and on television,
video-on-demand and consumer electronics devices.
◆ David Lee Maynard (’ 89 AB) of Winston-Salem
has been named investment specialist for the

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’ 86 Georgia Martin Dees (’ 86 ABJO) of Goldsboro has been named director of public relations for Wayne Memorial Hospital. ◆ Mickey Ray Parish (’ 86) of Sanford has been appointed to a second consecutive term as president of the Exchange Club of Sanford. Parish is an electrician with Gregory Electric. ◆ Teresa Wynn Roseborough (’ 86 JD) of Atlanta has been named executive vice president, general counsel and corporate secretary for Home Depot. Roseborough has served on the GAA Board of Directors (1995-96). ◆ Beth Anne Shapiro (’ 86 ABJO) of Pleasantville, N. Y., has been named executive director of Citymeals-on-Wheels, where she has been serving as associate director since 2006. Shapiro is the first to succeed the founding executive director, taking on leadership of an organization that provided 1. 8 million meals in 2010 to 16,000 homebound, elderly New Yorkers. (Story, page 76.)

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’ 87 Jenny Dee Aldridge Chapman (’ 87 ABEd) of Greensboro has been named grants coordinator in the Office of Sponsored Programs at Elon University. ◆ C. Thomas Steele Jr. (’ 87 JD) of Burlington has been honored by the N.C. Bar Association with the establishment of a Liberty Fund in his name. This particular Liberty Fund will be included in the N.C. Bar Association Foundations Endowment LANC (Legal Aid of N.C.) Fund. Steele is an equity member and lawyer at Wishart Norris Henninger & Pittman PA, specializing

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