PLP Class of 1996
Deborah Barnett, Front Royal, licensed clinical social worker; former member of Warren County School Board; board member of Front Royal/Warren County United Way.
David Bearinger, Stanardsville (Greene County), associate director of the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities and Public Policy; vice chairman of the Greene County Planning Commission; founding member of the Thomas Jefferson Sustainability Council.
Cynthia Burton, Keswick (Albemarle County), bookkeeper for various firms; campaign manager for independent candidate in Albemarle County board of supervisors race.
Vincent (Skip) Campana, Williamsburg, director of commercial sales and leasing for a real estate company; director of the James City County Industrial Development Authority; board member of the Peninsula Boy Scouts.
Doug Clark, Alexandria, assistant for media relations for U.S. Rep. Bob Goodlatte; formerly a vice president at Mary Baldwin College and North Carolina Wesleyan College and a dean at Roanoke College.
William (Petie) Craddock, Charlottesville, sales representative for office-products firm; president of parents-teachers organization; president of volunteer fire department.
Jeffrey Dion, Kingstowne (Fairfax County), law clerk; vice president of transitional housing program for homeless mothers and children; member of board of homeowners' association.
Dale Durrer, Reva (Madison County), legislative aide to Del. John (Butch) Davies; served as assistant to former U.S. Rep. French Slaughter; member of Madison County Jaycees.
Raymond Eaddy, Virginia Beach, public school teacher; member of North Landing and Tributaries Scenic Advisory Board; former aide to state Sen. Mark Earley.
Torey Edmonds, Richmond, Realtor; member of the Richmond Crusade for Voters; chairwoman of Housing Committee of the East District (Richmond) Initiative.
Marlowe Foster, Richmond, administrative assistant in Richmond Department of General Services; managed "Project Best," a mentoring program for "at-risk" students; former aide to Dels. Anne Rhodes and Dwight Jones.
Dan Gardner, Gladstone (Nelson County), co-owner of landscaping company and hunting kennel; former chairman of Nelson County Republican Party; board member of Gladstone Volunteer Fire Department.
Peggy Garland, Montross (Westmoreland County), lawyer; former Commonwealth's attorney; on various boards of Boy Scouts; board member of Westmoreland Housing Coalition.
Jean Jensen, Alexandria, former executive director of Democratic Party of Virginia; former legislative aide to Del. Linda Puller; president of Women's National Democratic Club.
Grindly Johnson, Chesapeake, marketing analyst for automotive firm; chairwoman of the city Democratic Committee; board member of Center Stage (performing arts for youth); board of NAACP.
Vickie Johnson-Scott, Williamsburg, account manager, Healthkeepers Plus, Richmond; secretary of the National Conference of Minority Public Administrators; vice president of the Leukemia Society; director of the Peninsula Aids Foundation.
Sharon Jones, Charlottesville, president/administrator of day-care school; chairwoman of state Child Day-Care Council; member of board of National Association of Child Care Professionals.
Alia Kahn, Fairfax, policy analyst for American Civil Liberties Union; formerly legislative coordinator for Virginia National Organization for Women; delegate to the Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, China.
Alicia Knight, Stafford, owner/operator of child-care business; board member of the Virginia Alliance of Family Child-Care Associations; board member of Virginia Association for Early Childhood Education.
James Leftwich, Chesapeake, lawyer; president of Great Bridge (Chesapeake) Jaycees; board member of Chesapeake/Portsmouth division of American Cancer Society.
John Lovaas, Reston (Fairfax County), international consultant; vice chairman of Fairfax County Democratic Committee; member of "Reston " committee, which studied the future of governance in the town.
Courtney Malveaux, Alexandria, legislative aide to Del. Bill Mims; member of Fairfax County Republican Committee; founder of Focus, an educational foundation for black college students.
Sheryl Moore, Hampton, executive director of the Peninsula YWCA; former program director for battered women's shelter.
David Roberts, Arlington, assistant vice president of an information-technology company; chairman of the Arlington Fiscal Affairs Advisory Committee; vice president of local Big Brothers organization.
Marshall Orr, Richmond, busines consultant; member of board of Greater Richmond Red Cross; member of board of American Society for Training and Development; former trustee, Randolph-Macon Women's College.
Price Shapiro, Norfolk, lawyer; board member of The Diabetes Institute; chairman of the legal division of The United Way.
Shelvia Richards, Madison County, retired seamstress; vice chairman of Madison County Democratic Party; treasurer of NAACP; member of board of United Way.
Robert Tull, Chesapeake, president of financial planning firm; member of board of Institute of Certified Financial Planners; member of Republican city committee; member of board of Rotary Club.
Angela Vann, Staunton, owner-operator of business consulting firm; board member of Women's Resource Center; adjunct faculty member at business college.
Helen Walutes, Mount Vernon, executive vice president of the American Horticultural Society; president of the Rotary Club of Mount Vernon.
B.J. Webb, Leesburg (Loudoun County), Realtor; member of Leesburg Planning Commission; member of Loudoun County Republican Committee; member of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.
Paul Wright, Charlottesville, investment broker; president of art gallery; co-founder of Fine Arts Council of Charlottesville/Albemarle.
Greg Yates, Culpeper, real estate developer; former member of Culpeper Planning Commission; former member of the Culpeper Board of Supervisors.
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