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Commander
Mike
Rose |
Michael
A. Rose
Commander
360 Dillon Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23452
Phone: 757-416-6602 |
A
Native Son of Virginia, Mike was born in Roanoke. He lived in Cave Spring
until his family moved to Virginia Beach in 1983 where he still resides.
As a member of the Princess Anne Camp #484, he has held several offices
and is the Immediate Past Camp Commander. He is also the Editor of the
Camp Newsletter. He has received numerous awards at the Camp, Division
and National levels. Mike served as the Division Archivist from April
2006 to January 2007. In January 2007, Mike was appointed to fill the
vacant Division Adjutant position. Mike was re-elected to that position
at the April 2008 Convention. Since August 2008, Mike has served as Editor
of The Old Dominion Voice, the official newsletter of the Virginia Division.
At the 2010 Convention, Mike was elected Division Commander. |
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1st Lt. Cmdr.
Mike Thomas |
D.
Michael Thomas
1st Lt. Commander
15117 Manor Gate Place
Midlothian, VA 23112
Phone: 804-639-9058
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Michael
moved to Chesterfield County, VA from Charleston, SC in late 2000.
Now semi-retired, he spent 31 years in the international transportation
industry. He is a U.S. Navy veteran (1968-1972) and holds a B.A. in
History from The Citadel. Michael joined the SCV in 1996 and has since
served in a variety of camp positions including Commander and Adjutant.
A member of the General Robert E. Lee Camp #1589, he served as 2nd
Brigade Commander from 2008-2010. He was awarded the National SCV Distinguished
Service Medal for researching and authoring successful nominations
for the Confederate Medal of Honor on behalf of Captain Joseph Banks
Lyle of the Fifth South Carolina Infantry and for Private James Pleasants
of the Fourth Virginia Cavalry. |
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2nd Lt. Cmdr.
Tracy
Clary |
L.
Tracy Clary
2nd Lt. Commander
P.O. Box 838
Lawrenceville, VA 23868
Phone: 434-774-4341 (cell) |
Tracy
is an eleventh generation Virginian and has lived his entire life in Brunswick
County. He has made his career in the insurance and financial services
business for the past 16 years. He is an avid historian and has received
many accolades for his work in recording and preserving cemeteries in Brunswick
County. Tracy joined the SCV in 1998 as a member of the Armistead – Hill – Goode
Camp #749 in neighboring Mecklenburg County, VA. Two years later, in 2000,
Tracy was instrumental in reviving the old Brunswick Camp #512 in his
home county. In April of 2000, The Old Brunswick Camp received its new
charter, with Tracy serving as the charter Commander. Since that time,
he has served his Camp as Commander, Adjutant/Treasurer, and was the Camp’s
newsletter editor for 8 years. For the past 20 months he has served the
Virginia Division as 7th Brigade Commander. |
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Inspector
Brian
Giles |
Brian
K. Giles
Inspector
167 Ashmont Drive
Madison Heights, VA 24572
Phone: 434-942-8075
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Brian
is a Native of Virginia. Raised in Nelson County, and a graduate of Nelson
Co. High School and is currently residing in the Madison Heights area
of Amherst County along with his wife and son. Brian joined the SCV in
2003, he has received numerous awards from Camp, State, and National
Levels. Brian is currently the Camp Commander with the Garland-Rodes
Camp #409 of Lynchburg, VA. He has also served as 1st and 2nd Lt. Commander
and Adjutant within the Camp. |
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Adjutant
Mike
Pullen |
J.
Michael Pullen
Adjutant
3471 Sleepy Hole Road
Suffolk, VA 23435
Phone: 757-538-8717
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Mike
was born in Norfolk. A life long resident of Virginia he has lived in
Norfolk, Chesapeake, Southampton County and has lived in Suffolk since
1991. He graduated from Old Dominion University in '81 with a B.S. degree
in Education and in '91 with an M.S. in Administration. A Life Member
of the Sons of Confederate Veterans, Mike is currently the Commander
of the Tom Smith Camp #1702 in Suffolk. He is also the Camp's Newsletter
Editor and a member of the Friends and Descendents of Oakwood. Mike's
son Zachary is also a Compatriot of the Tom Smith Camp. |
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Treasurer
Joe
Wright |
Joseph "Joe" H.
Wright
Treasurer
16463 Horseshoe Lane
Beaverdam, VA 23015
Phone: 804-449-6567
Sgt.
John Harmon Stone
Jordan's Bedford Light Artillery
Spent time in the Wayside and Chimborazo Hospitals. |
Born
in Riverdale, MD and is a lifetime member of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans. He joined the SCV in 1990 and held camp commander positions
in the Pvt. Wallace Bowling Camp and the Maryland Line CSA Camp. Joe
also served as Lt. Cmdr. of the Maryland Division for two terms. He has
received numerous awards from the state and national levels including
the Haskins-Claggett Award, Maryland Division's highest award and 2 Meritorious
Service Medals from IHQ. He moved to Beaverdam, VA in 1999. Joe served
in the position of Virginia Division Inspector from 2006-2008 and is
currently the Judge Advocate and Color Sgt. of
the Rev.
Beverly Tucker Lacy Camp #2141 in Locust Grove, VA. |
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Quartermaster
David Smith
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David
W. Smith
Quartermaster
806 Westview Drive
Lynchburg, VA 24502
434-239-7354 (home)
434-944-1244 (cell)
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David
was born in Rutherford NC and moved to Lynchburg VA at an early age.
After graduating from Brookville High School he joined the US Air Force.
He received an honorable discharge at the rank of Sgt. He moved back
to Lynchburg in 1984. He lives in Lynchburg with his wife, Rhonda and
children Ben, Carolina and Nikki. He has been interested in Confederate
history since the 5th grade. He joined the SCV in 2005 and has served
in the Garland Rodes camp as 1st and 2nd Lt. Commander and most recently
as Chaplain. At the 2010 Convention, David was elected Quartermaster.
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Chaplain
Curtis Butterworth |
Curtis
Butterworth
Chaplain
3504 North Colonial Drive
Hopewell, Virginia 23860
Phone: 804-536-5168
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Born in Jerusalem on the
James, however, raised in the City of Hopewell Virginia. Was graduated
from Hopewell High School in 1972, received a B.A. in English from the
Virginia Military Institute in 1976, received a Juris Doctor Degree from
the University of Richmond Law School in 1978. Married to his wife Donna
in 1976. Two children, Brandon and Brooke. Practiced Law from 1979-1998.
Currently Assoc. Pastor at Joy Fellowship Church in Hopewell and Co-owner
of the Butterworth Realty Team with his son Brandon at Parr and Abernathy
Realty, Inc. in Hopewell, Virginia. Joined the SCV in 2005 and belongs
to the A.P. Hill Camp 167 in Colonial Heights, Virginia. Presently serves
as Chaplain and Second Lieutenant Commander. |
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Archivist
Edwin Ray |
J.
Edwin Ray
Archivist
10805 Brewster Court
Richmond, VA 23233-1909
Home Phone: 804-967-9007
Work Phone: 804-692-3572 or 3577
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Born
in Clanton, Alabama, he graduated from Chilton County High School, the
University of Montevallo (B.A.), and the University of Alabama (M.L.S.).
A member of the SCV since 1995, he is the Past Adjutant/Treasurer and
current Commander of J.E.B. Stuart Camp 1343. |
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Heritage Defense Coordinator
Tom Davis
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Thomas
C. Davis, Jr.
Heritage Defense Coordinator
801 Centerville Turnpike
N. Chesapeake, VA 23320
Phone: 757-288-3362
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A
life long resident of Norfolk County, now the City of Chesapeake, Virginia.
He graduated from Great Bridge High School in 1946. He is a life member
of the Sons of Confederate Veterans. He joined the Norfolk County Grays
SCV Camp 1549 in 1993 where he held the position of Camp Adjutant for one
term. He served as Virginia Division Quartermaster and First Brigade Commander
for several terms. He is a member of the Oakwood Confederate Section Restoration
Committee and is a member of the Friends and Descendants of Oakwood. He
has received numerous Camp, State and National Awards. Since he joined
the SCV he has attended all Virginia Division and numerous National Conventions.
He has attended many local and state events honoring President Jefferson
Davis, Generals Robert E. Lee and A. P. Hill, the 2000 Flag Rally in Columbia,
S. C. to include the Funeral of Mrs. Alberta Martin, the last Confederate
Widow. |
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Past Div Cmdr
John
Sawyer |
John
N. Sawyer
Past Div. Cmdr. (2008-2010)
1206 Confederate Drive
Locust Grove, VA 22508
Phone: 540-972-2459
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Born
in Cheverly, Maryland. Lived in the Upper Marlboro area all his life
until he moved to Locust Grove, VA in November of 2000. He was a previous
camp commander of the Maryland Line CSA Camp in Upper Marlboro, the
Maj. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee Camp in Spotsylvania, VA, and the Capt. William
L. Day Camp in Locust Grove, VA. John held the position of 2nd Lt.
Cmdr. of the Maryland Division and received a SCV Meritorious Service
Award in August of 1996. In April of 2000, John was awarded the Haskins-Claggett
Award, the Maryland Division SCV's most prestigious award, and in August
of 2000, he was presented with a Distinguished Service Medal from Commander
in Chief Rick Griffin. John is a life member of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans, served as the 1st Lt. Commander of the Virginia Division
from 2006-2008, the Virginia Division Commander from 2008-2010, and
is currently the Commander of the Rev. Beverly Tucker Lacy Camp #2141
in Locust Grove, VA. |
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Past Div Cmdr
Frank Earnest |
B.
Frank Earnest
Past
Div. Cmdr. (2006-2008)
945 Banyan Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23462
Phone: 757-474-0624
Captain
Eusebius Fowlkes, company A 11th Virginia Infantry (The Preston Guard)
killed May 31, 1862 while leading his company at the Battle of Seven
Pines. |
Born
in Norfolk, Virginia and currently residing in Virginia Beach with
his wife Billie, who is a UDC member and strong supporter of our Southern
Heritage. A Navy Veteran with over 20 years of service during conflicts
from Vietnam to Desert Storm. He has been recognized by the UDC for
his service and also awarded one of their highest honors, the President
Jefferson Davis Medal. Beginning as the Charter Chaplain of the Norfolk
County Grays Camp of Chesapeake, Virginia, he has held office continuously
for 16 years at the Camp, Division, and Army levels. In 2001, he and
his wife organized the 50th Anniversary of the Last Confederate Veteran
Reunion. He has attended all major events including, the Flag Rally
in Columbia, S.C., the funeral of Mrs. Alberta Martin (The Last Confederate
Widow), the burial of the CSS Hunley Crew, and several 200th birthday
celebrations honoring General Robert E. Lee. Served in the position
of Virginia Division Commander during 2006-2008 and is currently the
Past Virginia Division Commander. He is also the Lt. Commander of Army
of Northern Virginia. |
