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LCDR Michael P. Murphy, USN, Ret., retired from the Naval Information Warfare Systems Command after 23 years of federal civil service and a combined, more than 49 years of service to the U. S. Navy.

Ronald C. Scott, ’70, co-founder of Scott & Corley PA, was selected as one of the inaugural S.C. Biz News 2025 South Carolina 500 Most Influential Leaders from the business, government, education and nonprofit sectors for the entire state of South Carolina.

Christopher B. Cook is the president of ADC Engineering of Hanahan.

The Rev. Francis H. Wade, ’63, was elected to the Goodwin Living board of trustees, a leading faith-based senior living and health care organization in Northern Virginia and Washington, D.C.

Leary & Associates, of Mount Pleasant, led by principal Joseph T. Leary, joined Lion Street as its newest owner-firm, expanding its ability to deliver sophisticated wealth transfer and estate planning strategies by leveraging Lion Street’s resources and collaborative community.

Rick M. Crosby, ’75, was reelected to the City of Mount Pleasant Waterworks and as its chairman for the 12th year.

Damond W. Boatwright is the chair of the board of the Illinois Health and Hospital Association.

CPT Matthew S. Juntz, USAR, ’07, was selected to attend the Strategic Broadening Seminar, a program for officers across the Department of War. He completed the program by delivering a strategic briefing to senior national security leaders, reflecting his continued growth as a skilled and capable officer.

S.C. Governor Henry McMaster appointed J. Robert Bolchoz chairman of the S.C. State Election Commission.

Robert C. Adam was promoted to senior director of business development – interventional at Cordica Medical of Knoxville, Tenn.

Rhame B. (Chip) Cannon, Jr., ’04, meet William W. Lee IV, ’84, while biking on vacation in Barbados for the New Year and enjoyed a mountain bike tour around the island together.

Garland E. Moore was selected for inclusion in Marquis Who’s Who.