Jesse Davenport: former student of Brookvale High School and member of the 1969 State Baseball Champions teams, veteran of The United States Marines Corp and The United States Army.
Thomas DePriest: former teacher of English in The Commonwealth’s public school system, and a former lawyer for The Department of Energy.
Thomas DePriest: former teacher of English in The Commonwealth’s public school system, and a former lawyer for The Department of Energy.
Dr. Dawne Y. Curry: Fulbright Scholar, author, expert in documenting apartheid and sexism in South Africa, and Associate Professor of History and Ethnic Studies University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Dr. Dawne Y. Curry: Fulbright Scholar, author, expert in documenting apartheid and sexism in South Africa, and Professor of History and Ethnic Studies University of Nebraska, Lincoln
Alva Jackson is proprietress of Ma Margaret’s House B&B. She also was Chief of Systems with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Deirdre Grace Callanan: “is an author, freelance journalist, and editor. For 30 years, she taught English and photography first in Tidewater, Virginia, next in Washington D.C., and then for the Dennis-Yarmouth district. For 15 years, she co-led a Cape & Islands poetry celebration for K-12 poets. As a Christa McAuliffe Fellow, she traveled the state working with teachers as writers, ultimately publishing a classroom text, “Windows & Mirrors.” Bass River Press, an imprint of The Cultural Center of Cape Cod, awarded her its 2018 Poetry Prize for her collection, “Water~Dreaming.” This year, Paper Plane Consulting published “Fish Camp: North Jetty Tales,” her history of a Casey Key, Florida, landmark. Deirdre is currently at work on a series of meditative essays about beach plums.”
Deirdre Grace Callanan: “is an author, freelance journalist, and editor. For 30 years, she taught English and photography first in Tidewater, Virginia, next in Washington D.C., and then for the Dennis-Yarmouth district. For 15 years, she co-led a Cape & Islands poetry celebration for K-12 poets. As a Christa McAuliffe Fellow, she traveled the state working with teachers as writers, ultimately publishing a classroom text, “Windows & Mirrors.” Bass River Press, an imprint of The Cultural Center of Cape Cod, awarded her its 2018 Poetry Prize for her collection, “Water~Dreaming.” This year, Paper Plane Consulting published “Fish Camp: North Jetty Tales,” her history of a Casey Key, Florida, landmark. Deirdre is currently at work on a series of meditative essays about beach plums.”
Lt. Colonel Sherry Hill Sargent of the United States Army (ret.), survivor of 9/11 attack on the Pentagon.
