 Joseph C. Bryan |
 Douglas Davis |
 Barry Glick |
 Mike Kelman |
 Bennett I. Kemper |
 Michael R. Miller |
 William R. Payne |
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 Kenneth Toney |
 Mike Thomas |
 William Vaughan Jr. |
 Brian E. Warren |
 Alan Weyl |
Michael
Roby Miller, age 63, beloved son,
brother, husband, and father, was taken home to our Lord on January 30
after a lengthy illness. Son of Clarence Roby Miller (deceased) and
Betty Smithdeal Miller, Mike was a graduate of Yorktown High School in
Arlington, VA. He received a Bachelors Degree in Psychology from
Randolph Macon College in 1969. He served in the U.S. Army from 1969 to
1971. Mike received his Juris Doctor Degree from the Columbus School of
Law of The Catholic University of America in 1979. He worked primarily
as an attorney for Freddie Mac and Sallie Mae until his illness. He is
survived by his mother Betty, brother John, sister Carol, wife
Jeannette, and two sons, Matthew Roby and Jeffrey Michael. He will be
dearly missed. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, February 3,
at 1 p.m. at Wesley United Methodist Church, 711 Spring Street SE,
Vienna, VA 22180.
Brian E. Warren of Blacksburg, Va., who served as assistant vice president for student affairs until his retirement in 2006 died Tuesday morning, Nov. 18 at Montgomery Regional Hospital.
Warren was named assistant vice president for student affairs in 2003.
He joined Virginia Tech in 1972 as a staff clinical psychologist with
university counseling services. He became assistant director of
counseling services in 1975, associate director in 1980, and director of
both the counseling and student health services centers in 1994. He also
served as an adjunct assistant professor in the Department of Psychology
in the College of Science, presented lectures to a variety of classes,
had numerous works published, and conducted extensive research in his
field. Edward F. D. Spencer, vice president for student affairs said, "All of us at the university, and especially in the Division of Student Affairs, mourn the loss of our friend and colleague, Brian Warren. He was a dynamic professional and leader who progressed from psychologist to administrator and provided leadership eventually to all the wellness areas of the division. He provided keen vision and supervision and never lost his wonderful sense of humor. We extend our sincere sympathies to his wife, Joanne, and to all his family and friends. We will all miss him."
Warren was born in West Virginia but grew up in Alexandria, Va. He received his bachelor's degree in psychology from Randolph-Macon and his master's in psychology and a doctorate in counseling and clinical psychology from the University of Florida. He was a member of the American Psychological Association and a licensed clinical psychologist in both Virginia and West Virginia.
Warren is survived by his wife of 40 years Joanne, of Blacksburg; son Nathan and wife Meredith of Hailey, Idaho; son Zachary and wife Jenny of Nashville.
By Meghan Williams
Michael W. Thomas on Saturday, June 25, 2005, of Vienna, VA. Beloved
husband of Jeanne E. Thomas; father of Brigham S., Centreville, VA,
Joshua M. and Katherine M. Thomas, both of Vienna, VA; loving son of
Esther C. Thomas, Vienna, VA; brother of Steven A. Thomas, Southern
Shores, NC, and Rebecca Demarco, Honeoye Falls, NY; loving grandfather
of Nick, Brendan, Holly, Skyler, Abby, and Hunter. Friends may call on
Tuesday, June 28 (today), from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at MONEY AND KING
FUNERAL HOME, 171 West Maple Ave, Vienna, VA. Mass of Christian Burial
will be offered on Wednesday at 11 a.m. at St. Marks Catholic Church,
9970 Vale Rd, Vienna, VA. Interment private. If desired, donations in
his name may be made to Concerned Bass Anglers of Virginia, c/o Bruce
Lee, 19507 Ware Creek Rd, Rappahannock Academy, VA 22538.
Mike Thomas, '68, died suddenly on June 25, 2005. There are a million good, and about a thousand great Mike Thomas stories, some of which can even be told in what used to be called "mixed company." Right now I am remembering the clock in Mike's room, which he would set a few minutes ahead to help him get up and to class on time, and which he advanced a little more daily throughout the semester, so that near exam time, the clock was on London time; Mike was the only guy I knew who was ever engaged to one girl while pinned to another (Jeannie, the obvious right choice)... in fact, Mike began his classes to convert to Catholicism for his fiancée and continued them so that he could marry Jeanne in the Catholic Church; I remember Mike playfully coming up behind your date, or anyone's date, half suggestively shouting "Would I?"; but always, I will remember Mike smiling. For those of you who would like to write or call Jeanne, she may be reached by mail at 608 Truman Circle SW, Vienna, VA 22180, and by phone at 703-281-1399.
Douglas L. Davis
He was born on April 2, 1949, the son of the late Douglas V. and Ruth Bunch Davis. He graduated from Rock Hill Academy in 1967, attended Randolph Macon College, and graduated from M.C.V Scholl of Pharmacy in 1972. He was employed by C.V.S. Pharmacy.
Survivors include his wife, Kathie Triantis Davis of Charlottesville; two daughters, Amanda Davis Anderson and her husband, Keith, of New York City, and Emily V. Davis of Charlottesville; a sister, Luvenia D. Rogers and her husband, Louis; and his mother-in-law, Virginia H. Triantis, all of Charlottesville.
