Jim Sibley

Jim Sibley is an Atlanta native who earned an English degree at St. Lawrence University in upstate New York. Following his military service, Jim and his wife, Jane, have made their home in Atlanta. His long and distinguished career includes service as chairman of the board of Georgia Court Appointed Special Advocates, treasurer of the Bedford Pines Day Care Agency, and chairman of the board of Atlanta Neighborhood Partnership (ANDP). Following the ANDP leadership position, Jim joined the non-profit Habitat for Humanity, where he served as director of real estate until his retirement. Jim’s history with the Terrace goes back to the early 1990s as board treasurer, when he spearheaded a bond refinance. He is the current president of the Terrace board of directors. Jim and Jane are longtime members of St. Anne’s Church, where Jim has served two terms on Vestry as both junior and senior warden.

William B. “Bray’’ Bourne IV

William B. “Bray’’ Bourne IV graduated from Woodward Academy and attended Hampden-Sydney College in Virginia, subsequently serving his alma mater as assistant dean of Admissions. Bray later returned to his hometown to join the family firm founded in 1968 by his grandfather, Universal Steel Inc., one of the premier fabricators of structured and miscellaneous steel in the Southeast. He became CEO of the company in 2017. Bray and his wife, Emery, a financial advisor with Rockefeller Capital Management, joined St. Anne’s Church in 2004 when daughters Deyo and Mills attended the Day School. Bray is a former member of the church’s Vestry, where he served as junior warden. He has also served on search committees for St. Anne’s rector and for director of the Day School. Bray is immediate past president of the Terrace board of directors.

Marla Moore

Marla Moore enjoyed a long and illustrious career with the Judicial Council/Administrative Office of the Courts and the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council. She served on various boards, committees and commissions addressing rules and regulations, domestic violence, sexual assault, gender, racial and ethnic fairness in the courts, and developing accountability courts to deal with substance abuse, child support and other issues. She was appointed to the Criminal Justice Coordinating Council, which manages federal funds for criminal justice initiatives in Georgia. She is a founding member of the Georgia Council of Court Administrators, for which she served as president. A member of St. Anne’s Church for 35 years, Marla has served as senior warden of the Vestry in addition to membership on the Altar Guild, Handbell Choir, and Adult Choir. She is married to Richard Gosselin, and they enjoy spending time with their daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons.

Winnie Pannell

A native of Mason City, Iowa, Winnie Pannell holds a history degree from the University of Colorado, Boulder. She worked for the Department of Defense as a linguist and cryptographer in Washington, D.C., where she also earned a master’s degree in international history from Georgetown University. After she and husband Gary were married, his banking career brought the couple to Winston-Salem, North Carolina, where Winnie hosted a daily live television show and worked as a broadcast news reporter. Gary’s career later brought them to Atlanta, where Winnie initially hosted a radio talk show and then enrolled in Emory Law School. She enjoyed a 42-year career in private practice before retiring in 2019. A longtime member of St. Anne’s Church, Winnie has two children and two grandchildren. She focuses much of her energy on the St. Anne’s Terrace Board of Directors, where she has served as secretary, vice president, and president.

Melissa Halstead Baugher

Melissa is Chief Counsel in the Law Department at Georgia-Pacific LLC, where she has worked since 2005. Since 2017, she has managed the legal affairs of Bestwall, LLC, a Georgia-Pacific affiliate company. From 2005 to 2017, she managed mass tort litigation and played a primary role in the analysis and reporting of the financial aspects of tens of thousands of personal injury cases against the company. Before joining Georgia-Pacific, Melissa did similar work as a partner at Nelson MullinsRiley & Scarborough, LLP, in Atlanta from 1997 to 2005. From 1989 to 1997, she represented clients in mass tort litigation, employment litigation, and professional liability cases while an associate with Wright Robinson Osthimer & Tatum in Richmond, Virginia. She is a graduate of Sweet Briar College (1986) and Washington & Lee University School of Law (1989), both in Virginia.

In 2022, Melissa completed a Master of Theological Studies degree at Emory University’s Candler School of Theology. In the next couple of years, she hopes to transition to full-time teaching, with the goal of instructing high school students in the subjects of history, law, government, and civic responsibility. She is particularly interested in developing an elective course in which students would study important decisions of the US Supreme Court in the area of civil and religious liberties and examine the responsibilities of citizenship.

Melissa has been a member of St. Anne’s Episcopal Church since the early 2000s, when she began attending church there with her five-year-old son Christopher (who is now 27). From 2009 to 2012, she served on the vestry, including as junior warden for two years. She has also served on the church’s Lifelong Formation and Stewardship committees. Melissa is a graduate of the four-year Education for Ministry (EFM) course and led an EFM class at St. Anne’s from 2012 to 2016. Since 2015, she has prepared St. Anne’s youth for confirmation.

A member of the Terrace Board of Directors from 2014 to 2023, Melissa served as president of the board from 2017 to 2019. She is married to Jim Baugher, a newly retired remodeling contractor, violinist in the DeKalb Symphony Orchestra, and former professional chef.  She has two stepdaughters in addition to her son Chris.

Judith R. Brown

After completing undergraduate and master’s degrees in political studies and public administration, Judith R. Brown went on to secure prominent leadership positions in the Illinois Office of the Auditor General and the Louisiana Legislative Auditor’s Office. Upon moving to Atlanta in 1993, she joined the Georgia Governor’s Office of Planning and Budget, where she developed and coordinated Georgia’s first results-based budget. Judith finished her career as director of Research and Grants with the Georgia Division of Mental Health, Developmental Disabilities, and Addictive Disease. After joining St. Anne’s Church in 2012, Judith served one term on the Vestry. She is a member of the Community of Hope and the Pastoral Care Committee, and serves as a eucharistic minister. She has three children, five grandchildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and one cat.

Rev. Nan Baxter

The Rev. Nan Baxter is a native Atlantan who graduated from The Westminster Schools and Mount Holyoke College. A former Methodist, Nan was a parishioner of St. Anne’s Church in the 1970s, serving in various leadership roles including Vestry membership. After leaving St. Anne’s to attend seminary, she was ordained a deacon in 1981 and became the first ordained woman to serve on the staff of the Cathedral of St. Philip. After being ordained a priest in 1982, she was named the first Episcopal Chaplain of Emory University, a position she held until retiring in 2008. She was also a priest associate at St. Bartholomew’s Episcopal Church for 29 years. In 2005, Nan founded The Society of St. Anna the Prophet (SSAP), a vowed order of older women in the Episcopal Church dedicated to Godly aging. She is the mother of two adult children.

Deborah Childers

Deborah Childers is an Atlanta native born to an English lady and a southern gentleman. After completing her history degree at Oglethorpe University, Deborah worked at Atlanta Federal Savings and Loan, where she met her future husband, Richard. After her son and daughter were born, Deborah worked part time with Presenting Atlanta Tours, sharing her knowledge of the city’s history. Later, she was administrative assistant and close companion to famed columnist Celestine Sibley. Following Ms. Sibley’s death, Deborah found a wonderful outlet for her creative energy as a team member with Edgar-Reeves Lighting and Antiques. Deborah and Richard are longtime members of St. Anne’s Church. A graduate of the EFM program, Deborah has served on the Vestry and recently joined the new funeral hosts ministry. Her mother was a St. Anne’s Terrace resident some years ago.

Daniel Lichtenstein

After earning a BBA and MBA from the University of Texas at Austin, Daniel Lichtenstein enjoyed a long and successful career in corporate marketing and sales support. His most recent position prior to retirement was vice president of sales support for BrainstormUSA in Atlanta. His responsibilities included supervising creative/marketing professionals in developing and implementing field communications, sales presentation materials, promotional programs, new product introductions, and public relations activities. His support of the sales force in the areas of selling, recruiting and training contributed to growth of more than 20 percent. Prior to BrainstormUSA, Daniel served as regional marketing manager for the Keebler Company and director of sales support for the Electrolux Corporation. Earlier in his career, Daniel worked with Fireside Dinner Theaters in Madison, Wis., Worldbook Educational Products in Chicago and Anderson Clayton Foods in Dallas.

Rob Larmore

A graduate of the College of William and Mary in Virginia, Rob Larmore holds a bachelor’s degree in economics. After spending his early career at the Westminster Schools as an economics teacher and football and wrestling coach, Rob later made the transition to the financial services arena. He joined Smith Barney in 1998 and was later recruited by Morgan Keegan to manage and grow the firm’s Atlanta market. After Morgan Keegan was acquired by Raymond James, Rob managed the company’s Atlanta complex until 2022. He is currently branch director of Four Square Capital Partners of Raymond James, with a team overseeing $1 billion in client assets. Rob and his wife, Sandy, have been members of St. Anne’s Church since 1995, and their three sons all attended the Day School. He is a member and past president of the Buckhead Lions Club.

Mike Ruen

A graduate of the University of Alabama, Mike Ruen holds a degree in business administration. The Jacksonville, Florida, native also earned an MBA from Georgia State University before becoming a broker with CB Richard Ellis followed by 10 years with Prologis Inc., a multinational logistics company. After Mike’s career took him and his wife, Meg, to Denver and then Tennessee, they returned to Atlanta, where he worked with DCT with a focus on developing warehouse facilities for bulk distribution. He later worked as managing director for DCT’s East Region. The Terrace’s Long-Range Planning Committee is fortunate to have Mike’s real estate and business acumen. After their youngest child began attending the Day School, the entire Ruen family joined St. Anne’s Church.

Chase Long

Chase Long, a native of Troy, Alabama, holds both an undergraduate degree in communications and a law degree from the University of Alabama. However, a strong interest in information technology led Chase into the IT field, first in Tuscaloosa at a regional outsourced IT company and later in Birmingham as developer/system administrator for the IT Service Management platform at a national insurance company. He later moved to Atlanta to join a consulting firm to continue the work he started in Birmingham. A member of the Vestry at St. Anne’s Church, Chase has also served as a lector, eucharistic minister, and member of the Audiovisual Committee. Chase has also worked with the Alabama American Legion Boys State Program, which seeks to introduce high school leaders to the concepts of civic duty and community leadership through a weeklong mock government program held in the summer.

Dan Treadaway

For 30 years, Dan Treadaway worked in various marketing communication roles, first at Emory University focusing on internal communication and then for more than 20 years at the Georgia Institute of Technology. Dan’s primary focus at Georgia Tech was philanthropy, which entailed telling the stories of donors making gifts of $1 million or more to Georgia Tech. His work helped ensure the success of the Campaign for Georgia Tech, which ultimately raised $1.8 billion in private gifts and commitments. Dan also worked closely with the Office of the President, serving as author of the Institute Annual Report for more than a decade. He holds a bachelor’s degree in English from Shorter College and a master’s degree in communications from Georgia State University. Dan and his husband, Eric Still, joined St. Anne’s Church in 2019. Dan serves as a volunteer in the church office and as a funeral host.

Pamela A. Tisdale

Education has been a predominant theme in the life of Pamela A. Tisdale. A graduate of Skidmore College with a degree in history, Pam taught government and economics in the Fulton County School System early in her career. She was a stay-at-home mom during her two sons’ growing-up years, and it was during this period that she served on the board of directors of Peachtree Road United Methodist Church Preschool. After returning to work, Pam spent 27 years at Pace Academy in school administration as a direct report to the head of school. After retiring from Pace in June 2021, she returned in a part-time role in February 2022. A member of St. Anne’s Church since 1980, Pam has served on the Adult Education Committee and the Flower Guild, as well as clerk of the vestry. She is a current member of the St. Anne’s Library Refresh Team.

Jonathan Schroeder

Jonathan Schroeder holds an undergraduate degree in construction engineering from Purdue University and an MBA from Emory University’s Goizueta Business School. With more than 38 years of corporate accounting experience, Jonathan has been affiliated with Frazier & Deeter since 2002, providing construction-related consulting and cost segregation advice to Fortune 50 companies and middle market accounting firms. His extensive experience includes investment tax credit, cost segregation analysis, construction cost allocation, and purchase cost allocation. His work has focused on restaurants, hotels, auto assembly facilities, film processing facilities, Broadway theaters, apartments, recreation facilities, securities trading floors, and various light and heavy industrial facilities as well as retail, commercial, and office construction. A member of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Jonathan is a frequent speaker at various CPA society functions and tax forums regarding construction cost segregation issues. Johnathan’s mother, Helen, is a Terrace resident.

James McClatchey

Jim is an Atlanta native. He attended Westminster Schools,  Stanford University for a BS degree in Chemical Engineering, and the University of Wisconsin for an MS degree in Chemical Engineering. Jim met his wife Julie while in Wisconsin.  He returned to Atlanta in 1973 and worked at Southern Aluminum Finishing (SAF)until retiring in 2018. SAF is a family business started by Jim’s father in 1946. Along with three brothers, he managed the company. He was Co-CEO when he retired. He was confirmed at All Saints but moved to Saint Anne’s with his family when he was a young teenager. He has been a member of Saint Anne’s for over 50 years. He has served on the Vestry and Search Committee He has been a Eucharistic Minister and a Lector. He has been in the Saint Anne’s Choir for over 40 years. He served a previous term on the Terrace Board some years ago. Jim and Julie have 3 grown children and 2 grandchildren.

Kathie Larkin

Kathie Larkin is a seasoned teacher and education administrator who holds a master’s degree in social studies from Oglethorpe University and a bachelor’s degree in English from Rhodes College in Memphis. Kathie was a social studies and English teacher with the Pace Academy Lower School for more than 20 years before being named assistant head for academics of the Pace Academy Middle School. Her wide variety of duties included setting educational standards and goals, and helping to establish policies and procedures to carry out those goals. In addition to her roles at Pace, Kathie has served as a museum teacher fellow at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington, D.C., for many years, in addition to serving as a docent for the Bremen Museum’s holocaust exhibit and as a member of the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival Committee. She is a member of Holy Innocents Episcopal Church.