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Harry V. Webster, Jr.

Harry V. Webster, Jr., President

Elected April 2001

Principal in insurance company, Lassen, Marine & Webster, Inc.. Member since 1987 and since 1996 president of the Forest Greens-Perryman Community Association, Inc., which is involved in issues of the Clorox plant, the Rite Aid facility, re-configuration of state hightways there, proposed public-private joint-use of APG's Phillips Airfield, and protection of the Perryman well-field, a major source of public water. In 1991-92, a leader of the Trust's Forest Greens Lake Preserve Steering Committee for HLT's first project, now known as Harford County Department of Parks & Recreation's 103-acre "Forest Greens Lake Preserve".

Glenn R. Dudderar

Glenn R. Dudderar, Vice President

Elected October 2002

Retired specialist in fisheries & wildlife in Virginia and Michigan, where he wrote a monthly column "Nature From Your Backdoor; author of many bulletins, pamphlets, articles, teaching guides, and columns. His wife and he retired to Perryman four years ago and he continues as a forestry consultant.

Dennis L. Kirkwood

Dennis L. Kirkwood, Secretary

Elected October 2002

Dr. Dennis Kirkwood is a native Harford County resident, being the seventh generation to live on and farm Newark Farms, located north of Madonna in Northwest Harford County. He has degrees from McDaniel College, Northern Illinois University, and the University of Maryland and will soon retire from a 34 year career with Harford County Public Schools as a science teacher and Supervisor of Science. He has played a major role in developing the programs at the Harford Glen Environmental Education Center and the Science and Mathematics Academy at Aberdeen High School. Dr. Kirkwood is very interested in local flora and fauna, especially birdlife, having served as the past president of the Harford County Bird Club. He and his wife, Jean Kirkwood, lead eco-tours internationally and within the U.S., and teach a birding class through Harford Community College. They are the proud parents of two grown daughters, Heather and Kristin. Dennis also serves his community as an ordained elder at Bethel Presbyterian Church in Madonna.

E. Louis Wienecke, III

E. Louis Wienecke, III, Treasurer

Elected October 2003

Lou Wienecke is a Financial Advisor and Certified Financial Planner whose practice is located at the Bel Air office of Smith Barney. He has lived in Harford County for over 30 years and currently resides in Havre De Grace with his wife, Linda. He retired in February 2005 as Chief Financial Officer of SYSCOM, Inc., in Baltimore, a $25 million IBM business partner, software reseller, and systems integrator focusing on business process management (workflow), and enterprise content (document) management primarily serving the banking, insurance, investment management, mortgage banking, stock brokerage, and mutual fund industries. Prior to joining SYSCOM, Inc. in 1998, he had been a Group Manager for Northrup Grumman Electronic Systems Sector/Westinghouse Defense, 1976-98. Since 1980 he has been a Director of Madison Square Bank. A graduate of the University of Maryland in Mechanical Engineering, Lou Wienecke also earned the MBA degree at Loyola College in Baltimore.

Benjamin A. Lloyd

Elected March 2008

A fifth generation Harford Countian, Ben Lloyd lives in Churchville and holds a Masters degreee in Pulic Policy.
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Stephanie V. Stone, Ph.D.

Elected October 2005

Stephanie Stone rides and gardens on her farm on Broad Creek in Northern Harford County. As an undergraduate, she studied anthropology at Bryn Mawr College; her graduate training is in health psychology at University of Maryland and National Institutes of Aging. She teaches Scientific Writing at Johns Hopkins University and writes a monthly column for SpinSheet, a magazine for sailors.

Leslie R. Eastman

Leslie R. Eastman 

Elected March 2005

Leslie R. Eastman was born in High Point, North Carolina and in 1969 received the B.S. degree in Chemistry at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. In 1974 he received the M.S. degree in Organic Photochemistry from U.N.C. after serving two years as a Chemist in the U. S. Army at Fort Lee, Virginia and Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD. Moving to Harford County in 1974, Les worked at the Edgewood Area of Aberdeen Proving Ground as a Chemist, Physical Scientist, and Computer Programmer until he retired in December 2003. He and his wife, Beth, live on Wilkinson Road in the Havre de Grace area and have a daughter (Nanje). His hobbies are bird watching, photography, travel, and writing Web Pages. He is a member of these organizations: Mensa, Harford Bird Club, American Birding Association, American Bird Conservancy, Sierra Club, The Nature Conservancy, The Wilderness Society, The National Wildlife Federation, The National Parks Conservation Association, and, since 1997, The Harford Land Trust, whose Web Page he composed and managed starting in 1999. His professional memberships are the American Chemical Society and Sigma Xi, The Scientific Research Society.

H. Turney McKnight

Elected 1991

Farmer, attorney, outdoor writer, President, S. T. McKnight Foundation; Agricultural District on 450-acre farm; Board of Directors of Chesapeake Bay Foundation since 1984.

John A. Rigdon


Past Presidents and Directors since 1991

the late Sidney D. Kreider, MD; the late Johnston N. Hegeman; Peter A. Jay; the late Lehman W. Spry, DDS; Dorothy S. Bishop, CPA; Richard S. Bishop, CPA; Judge Brodnax Cameron, Jr.; Peter R. Hegeman; Mary-Dulany James, Esq.; Mildred S. Kreider, RN, PhD.; Albert H. Owens, Jr., MD; Garrett J. Pensell; Joseph P. Pons; Jan P. Stinchcomb, Gregory A. Szoka, Esq.; Leonard D. Wheeler; Charles W. Wienckowski, CPA; Ann C. Helton; Paul Hunter; Edward A. Grassi; David P. Miller
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