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that I had made the wrong decision, so I left and enrolled at Georgia State and took graduate history courses and became a history teacher at Stone Mountain High School. After a year, I had the good fortune to teach history and economics at Lovett for two years. In 1971, I married Cathy Louis ’66 and we had two wonderful sons, Wood, Jr. ’93 and Will ’97. In 1974, I became a commercial real estate agent specializing in apartment sales. In 1976, I joined Griffin/Hicks Realty and Management Company, and through the magic of leverage, we accumulated a portfolio of 1,000 apartments over a 25-year period. Cathy died in 1995, while Wood, Jr. was a sophomore at Duke and Will a rising sophomore at Lovett. In 1999, I married beautiful Jody. We moved to Highlands, N.C., in 2000 and began selling residential real estate and in 2008 became associated with Sotheby’s International Realty. When we have time, we spend it at St. Simons Island, where we have a home in Frederica Golf Club.” Betty (Lyons) Newman attended Mary Baldwin College and Kennesaw State University. Her career has been in perinatal and neonatal nursing. She and her husband, now deceased, had two daughters. “Now I have three grandchildren, which happen to be one of my passions. I am living alone for the first time in my life and am finding it very fulfilling. It’s important to learn to enjoy your own company. Residing in Highlands, N.C., is very conducive for reading, gardening, and hiking.”
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Lovett
Class of 1984 30th Reunion
Nancy Maddox and Lisa Wade
John Hargrove, Kimbrough (Mobley) Gibson, Beaumont (Rooker) Lett, Lois (McKeown) Fulwiler
Class of 1984
After graduating, Zachary David Massey attended Tulane University and after a short stint in the military graduated from Georgia State University with a degree in business. He worked for Nalley Motor Trucks for 20 years. Son David Massey ’89, has two children, Maisy and Zach. “I was divorced and remarried in 1991. I play golf and love to fish on the Georgia
Coast. Katherine and I enjoy having the kids and grandkids visit us at our condo in Highlands, N.C.” Fleming McClelland attended Vanderbilt University. He was commissioned as a reserve second lieutenant in the U.S. Army, but rather than report for duty, he reported to The University of Georgia to attend