PLP Class of 1999

Patrick Anderson, Alexandria. Lawyer, vice president of Hopkins House Association Board of Trustees and president of the Alexandria Symphony.

Stuart Armstrong, Nelson County. Executive Director of the Piedmont Housing Alliance, member of the Nelson County School Board and member of the Nelson County Industrial Development Authority.

Stan Brantley, Surry County. Vice-president of engineering for a firm that designs machines for agriculture and waste recycling; former chairman of Paul D. Camp Community College, and promotion chairman for the Shad Planking.

Tamera Cauthorne-Burnette, Hanover County. Family nurse practitioner with the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood, former chair of the Public Affairs Committee of the Junior Leagues of Virginia and president-elect of the Virginia Council of Nurse Practitioners.

Lynn Clark, Alexandria. Communication specialist for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, former president of a schoolteachers' association and a member of the Fairfax County Human Rights Commission.

Greg Crist, Alexandria. Member of a government relations/public affairs firm and former assistant press secretary for Gov. George Allen.

Mark Cruise, Radford. Executive Director of the Virginia Association of Free Clinics, co-founder of the Partnership for Access to Health Care, and president of the Radford Parents-Teachers-Students Association.

Rodney Eagle, Harrisonburg. Owner of carpet business and a developer; mayor of Harrisonburg and vice-chairman of the Central Shenandoah Planning District.

Dan Edwards, Virginia Beach. Accountant, controller of a construction company, member of the Virginia Beach School Board, and president of the men’s fellowship group at his church.

Laura Flippin, Fairfax County. Lawyer for the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, former president of the College of William and Mary student government and only student on the W&M Board of Visitors' Presidential Search Committee.

Christine Fox, Warrenton. Owner of a women’s clothing store, member of the board of the Partnership for Warrenton Foundation and the board of the Warrenton Economic Development Advisory Committee.

Marsha Garst, Harrisonburg. Lawyer, president-elect of the Pilot Club (which aids brain-damaged individuals) and a member of the city’s Domestic Violence Task Force.

Davon Gray, Prince William County. Staff assistant in research and constituent services at the White House and member of a mentoring program for youth in downtown Washington.

Herbert Griffith, Goochland County. Retired division manager for AT&T, chairman of the Goochland County Industrial Development Authority and member of the board of Friends of the Goochland Library.

Ken Halla, Alexandria. High school history and government teacher and former aide to state Sen. Charles Waddell.

Susan Horne, Leesburg. Executive director of Leadership Fairfax, founder and past president of the Loudoun County School-Business Partnership and member of the board of the Fairfax County Chamber of Commerce.

Margo Horner, Arlington. Deputy commissioner of the revenue of Arlington County, former member of the George Mason University Board of Visitors and member of the Governor's Commission on Campaign Finance, Government Accountability and Ethics.

Bill Johnson, Richmond. Zoning administrator in Hanover County, member of the Richmond City Council, member of the Richmond Planning Commission and treasurer of the Virginia Association of Zoning Officials.

Rob Jones, Richmond. State director of the office of U.S. Sen. Chuck Robb, board member of the Jobs for Virginia Graduates program and former president of the Virginia Education Association.

Paul Jost, Alexandria. President of a company that buys and manages apartment buildings, member of the Board of Visitors of the College of William and Mary and member of the state Task Force on Gangs and Youth Violence.

John-Garrett Kemper, Norfolk. Vice president and general counsel for a government affairs/public relations firm. Founding member of an organization involved in housing rehabilitation in Norfolk.

Peppy Linden, Charlottesville. Executive director of the Virginia Discovery Museum. Member of the Charlottesville Social Services Advisory Board and former chair of the Charlottesville Electoral Board.

Robert Mathieson, Virginia Beach. Master police officer with the Virginia Beach Police Department, president of the Virginia Beach Police Benevolent Association and member of a middle school planning council.

Jacqueline McCleny-Neal, Richmond. Director of development for F.O.C.U.S., a service organization; member of the Richmond School Board, and a member of the board of the Virginia League for Planned Parenthood.

Charles McPhillips, Norfolk. Lawyer, trustee and director of the James Barry Robinson Institute, which operates programs for troubled youths; former chairman of the Board of Governors of the International Practice Section of the Virginia State Bar.

Alice Mountjoy, Norfolk. Home economist/consultant, past president of Virginians Against Handgun Violence and education chairman of the Virginia Parents-Teachers Association.

John O'Reilly, Winchester. Pilot for American Airlines, member of the Winchester-Frederick County Leadership Program.

Jesse Richardson, Blacksburg. Professor at Virginia Tech, lawyer, developed a law program at the Agricultural University of Tirana in Albania.

Jeffrey Rowland, Chesapeake. Salesman for a metal company, former member of the Chesapeake School Board and president of a civic league.

Sandra Ryals, Roanoke. Nurse, former president of the Virginia Nurses Association and board member of the Child Health Investment Partnership.

Rick Sanford, Norfolk. Assistant to U.S. Sen. John Warner, Lieutenant Commander in the Naval Reserve and president-elect of the Norfolk Sertoma Club.

Brian Shepard, Roanoke. Aide to Roanoke Del. Vic Thomas and member of the Roanoke Valley Greenway Commission.

Eric Strucko, Albemarle County. Director of the budget for the University of Virginia Medical Center. Co-chair of the Albemarle County Development Initiatives Steering Committee and member of the Albemarle County Housing Committee.

Rodney Thomas, Albemarle County. Printer, member of the Albemarle County Planning Commission and president of the Charlottesville Lions Club.

Reva Trammell, Richmond. Member of the Richmond City Council, board member of the Greater Jefferson Davis Business Association and president of the Jefferson Davis Area Community Association.

Barbara Van Osten, Winchester. Landscape designer, board member and former vice-chair of Kids Are Our Concern, board member of the Frederick County Educational Foundation, past president of the Frederick County Schools Council and active in environmental policy analysis for grass-roots organizations.

Steve Vinson, Virginia Beach. Pediatrician, instructor of pediatric medicine at the Children’s Hospital of the King’s Daughters in Norfolk, executive director of the Back Bay Restoration Foundation and a former director of the Virginia Beach Council of Civic Organizations.

Profiles are current with the program application.
If you are a graduate and would like to update your profile,
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