Looking Out For The Community’s Best Interests.

Mr. Watts has been a resident of Westminster-Canterbury since 2009 with his wife Eleanor. He is the former Vice-Chairman of Norfolk Southern Railroad. He holds a BBA, MBA and DBA from George Washington University.  He serves as a Trustee of Virginia Wesleyan College and is on the Advisory Board of the Virginia Symphony. 

Mr. Limroth joined McPhillips Roberts and Deans in 1982 and was admitted as a partner in the firm in 1989. His professional experience and practice emphasis is principally devoted to providing services specifically related to medical and dental practices. Clients benefit from his expertise in traditional tax and accounting services, financial reporting, compensation formula design and implementation and retirement plan design and administration. David serves as a Heart Gala committee member for the American Heart Association and is also a Towne Bank board member and advisor to the Towne Bank Audit Committee.

Mr. Clements began his banking career with the former Bank of Virginia, now part of Wells Fargo Bank. He advanced through a number of positions of increasing responsibility in Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk to become Executive Vice President of the Eastern Region of Virginia. After 20 years with Bank of Virginia, Frank became the organizing Director and President and C.E.O. of Commerce Bank in Virginia Beach (now part of BB&T). He retired in 1998 as Senior Vice President from BB&T Bank. Following retirement, Frank has served on various board and committees at the Quail Ridge Community in Boynton Beach, Florida. He is also currently serving on the Finance Committee of Quail Ridge Country Club. 

Mr. Alexander is a WCCB Resident and past treasurer of the Residents’ Association. Bill served with RCA Corporation for twenty-six years, the last eight as Corporate Secretary. Thereafter he was an executive with Marine Midland Banks and A&P. He received his B.A. from Gettysburg College and studied graduate economics at Temple University.

Mr. Ayers is President/Managing Broker at The Property Shoppe on Shore Drive and Vice Chairman of City of Virginia Beach’s Bay Front Advisory Commission. He has been a resident of Virginia Beach since a family military move in 1963. He received a business degree from the College of William and Mary in 1970. Just two years later he began his real estate career which now spans over 40 years. Scott enjoys a wealth of real estate knowledge and is often quoted in local newspapers. His business philosophy is quite simple. “Always make sure you and your employees use the most current tools available to your profession and treat your customers with the empathy of a good neighbor.” The Property Shoppe has been managing and leasing residential properties in South Hampton Roads for over 30 years. Scott also serves on the Shore Drive Commission.

Dr. George Franklin received his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree (D.D.S.) from Howard University College of Dentistry in Washington, D.C. He completed an Orthodontic Residency and received a Certificate in Orthodontics from the same school. Dr. Franklin taught and practiced Orthodontics for 44 years. Following retirement, he moved to Westminster-Canterbury on Chesapeake Bay. He enjoys playing golf, croquet, Sjoelbak, reading, traveling and spending time with his family and friends.

Don retired from Norfolk Southern Corporation (NS) with more than 36 years of service.  His primary responsibility at NS was guiding the annual operating budget process.  He received his B.S. in Accounting from Florida Atlantic University.  He serves as Vice Chair and Treasurer of the Chesapeake Bay Academy Board and Treasurer of the Chesapeake Bay Academy Educational Foundation Board.  

Mrs. Gornto is a WCCB Resident and currently serves on the WCCB Bylaws, Welcome and Food Service committees. Barbara serves as a Docent at The Chrysler Museum and is also a board member of SURF (Schellhammer Urological Research Foundation). Some of Barbara’s past services include: Norfolk Botanical Gardens Advisory Committee, Virginia Arts Festival Board, ODU Educational Foundation Director and Virginia Opera Committee Member. Barbara is a leadership supporter of the Foundation and is very well connected in the Hampton Roads Community.  

Born and raised in Lewisburg, WV and graduated from Marshall University before attending graduate school at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, VA where he earned the B.D., Th.M. and D.Min. Degrees. He is an ordained Presbyterian minister and a member of the Presbytery of Eastern Virginia. Bill’s first pastoral experience was as Assistant Pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Virginia Beach from 1969-1974. From 1974-2001 he was the Executive Director of Tidewater Pastoral Counseling Services, one of three nationally accredited service and training centers of the American Association of Pastoral Counselors. For nearly four decades, Bill has had the privilege of providing marriage and family counseling, as well as providing services to those with adult life transitions such as anxiety, depression or other life changing events. He was a Diplomat in the American Association of Pastoral Counselors and Clinical Member of the American Association of Marriage and Family Therapy before retiring in 2010. Bill continues to work one day a week as a service to the faith communities of Virginia Beach. 

Steve Herbert is a former City Administrator, Economic Development professional, City Planner, and Naval Officer. He currently volunteers for profit and non- profit organizations including the Virginia Beach Neptune Festival, Lynnhaven River Now and is a gubernatorial appointee to the Commonwealth of Virginia Joint Leadership Council of Veterans Services Organization (JLC). He is also a member of the City's Military Economic Development Advisory Committee (MEDAC). He is married to Sally Newton Herbert and they have two grown sons. Mr. Herbert is a former Vestry member and Senior Warden at St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Va. He retired in November, 2013 as Deputy City Manager for the City of Virginia Beach. Prior to that he held positions as: City Manager for the City of Suffolk, Va.; Chief Plans and Policy Officer and Assistant Director of Economic Development for the City of Portsmouth, Va.; and Assistant Director of Economic Development for the City of Norfolk, Va. Steve has also worked in the private sector as a defense contractor for the firms of Booz Allen Hamilton and SAIC. Prior to that he served as an officer in the United States Navy, retiring from the Naval Reserve in 1999 with the rank of Captain. On active duty he served in Viet Nam and on warships in the Pacific and Atlantic. He is a graduate of the University of Virginia and holds a Bachelor of City Planning degree. He also earned an MS degree in Administration from George Washington University.

Dr. Jankowski began her tenure as Head of School at Chesapeake Bay Academy in Virginia Beach in 2013. She has over 30 years of experience in education, serving first as a special education teacher and later as an administrator in independent schools outside of Chicago and Washington, DC. Dr. Jankowski received her Doctorate in Education at National Louis University and completed post-graduate study in Leadership for Independent Schools at Johns Hopkins University. She is currently President of the Chesapeake Bay Academy Educational Foundation, serves on the Horizons Hampton Roads Board of Trustees and is a member of the CIVIC Institute. Judy is delighted to lend her expertise in education and non-profit governance to the Westminster Canterbury Foundation.

Terry has been a resident of WC since 2016. She spent the majority of her career with the City of Virginia Beach and retired in 2008 as the Director of Human Services. Prior to that, Terry served as the Executive Director of the Community Services Board for Virginia Beach. She is also very active in the community and currently serves on the board of the South Hampton Roads Hospice House,  the Community Organization Allocation Committee for the City of Virginia Beach, the Deferred Compensation Board for the City of Virginia Beach and is Chairman of the Building Committee for the Virginia Beach United Methodist Church.

Beth Ann R. Lawson is a member attorney at Carrell Blanton Ferris & Associates, PLC. She assists seniors, baby boomers and families with estate planning, asset protection from long-term care costs and special needs trusts.

Prior to joining Carrell Blanton Ferris, Beth Ann was the principle of the Law Office of Beth Ann R. Lawson, PLLC as well as a co-founder and a former managing partner of the Virginia Beach Law Group. Prior to her legal career, Beth Ann was President of the consulting firm, Strategic Planning and Teamwork.

Beth Ann received her B.A. in Political Science and English from Virginia Tech, her Master of Public Administration from Golden Gate University and her Juris Doctor of Law Degree from Regent University.

Beth Ann has published articles on various topics to include Protecting Loved Ones with an Effective Power of Attorney; Transferring Wealth in Blended Families; For Love of a Father; and Give the Gift of Love: A Prenup published in Executive Life Style Magazine. Beth Ann participated in a collaborative elder law book with a chapter on The Financial Exploitation of Vulnerable Seniors published in 2015. Beth Ann presented Virginia CLE training in The Probate Process from Start to Finish.

Beth Ann is a vocal advocate for educating seniors and their families on how to age with legal power. She enjoys speaking to community groups on how to legally protect the pride, dignity and assets of our Virginia seniors and veterans.

Born and raised in Norfolk, Virginia, Linda Hoy Lowrance graduated from Granby High School, attended Mary Washington College and graduated from Old Dominion University with a degree in Psychology. She was employed for the next seven years as a social worker and social work supervisor in Norfolk, Hampton and Accomack County, specializing in foster care and adoption. She retired from social work to raise her two daughters and then joined her Dad’s business, Hoy Construction, when her children started school. Linda continued to work part time and then full time at Hoy Construction until 2010.

Linda has been an active volunteer with CHKD, Make-A-Wish and has also served on various committees at Thalia United Methodist Church and on the board at Tidewater Pastoral Counseling Center.

Currently Linda’s time is spent serving her Church as Chairman of the Finance Team, singing in the choir, reading and studying the Bible, golfing, and most importantly planning visits with her daughters and three grandchildren in South Carolina and Taiwan.

Mr. Pollara serves as an Executive Director at UBS Financial Services, Inc. After graduating from the US Naval Academy in 1967, Barry completed flight training in 1969 and came to Norfolk, VA to serve aboard the USS Independence, flying the A6A Intruder. Leaving the Navy in 1973, he worked for Xerox Corp in Sales Management.  Barry joined Kidder, Peabody & Co. in 1983, a predecessor firm to UBS.  He lives in Virginia Beach with his wife, Peggy, and has a daughter, son-in-law and two grandsons in the local area.  Community service has been an important part of Barry's life for as long as he has been in the business community.

Born and raised in Iowa City, Iowa. Ken received his BS Degree in Civil Engineering from the University of Iowa. Upon graduation he was commissioned as a Second Lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers where he served on active duty from 1961-1970.

While on active duty he received his Masters Degree in Civil Engineering and Construction Management from University of Missouri. Also while on active duty, Ken had military assignments in France, Vietnam and Ethiopia, as well as stateside in Virginia, Missouri and Kansas.

Ken joined the Norfolk Airport Authority in November 1970 as Airport Project Engineer and was promoted to Assistant Airport Manager in 1971. On August 1, 1972 he was appointed as the Executive Director of the Norfolk Airport Authority serving in that role until retiring in December 2009.

As Executive Director, Ken served as its Chief Executive with overall responsibility for the management, operation, maintenance and development of the Norfolk International Airport.

Ken has served on the Boards of the Virginia Airport Operators Council, The Norfolk Convention and Visitors Bureau and The United Way of South Hampton Roads. He was also a charter member and first President of the Rotary Club on Hampton Roads and served in the club from 1980-2017.

In 2011 Ken was inducted in the Virginia Aviation Hall of Fame in recognition of his long-term service as the Executive Director of the Norfolk Airport and for his overall support of aviation in Virginia.

Dr. Walker is a WCCB Resident and member of the Residents’ Finance Committee.  Fred had a long career in private education in Pennsylvania and New York prior to coming to Norfolk as Headmaster of the Williams School.  

Forrest E. Williams, Jr. serves as Managing Partner for The Opus Group and has been in the financial services industry since 1993.

Forrest is an Investment Advisor Representative with MML Investors Services Inc. and is also registered with the State of Virginia as an Insurance Consultant. He works primarily in the areas of asset management and corporate retirement plans.

Forrest received his Bachelor’s Degree from Old Dominion University in 1983 and remains an ardent supporter of Old Dominion University athletics.  He currently holds the CLTC (Certified in Long Term Care), CFBS (Certified Family Business Specialist) and CFS (Certified Fund Specialist) designations and has appeared on WTKR-TV and WVEC-TV commenting on investment strategy during trying times. He also holds his Series 6, 7, 24 and 65 investment licenses.

Forrest is very active in the community. He served as Past President of the oldest and largest Kiwanis Club in Hampton Roads – The Kiwanis Club of Norfolk and remains currently active in his Kiwanis Club. He also served as President of the Norfolk Kiwanis Foundation.  He is a 1999 alumnus of Leadership Hampton Roads and has served on the Board of Directors of the Old Dominion University Alumni Association, Greenbrier Country Club, Kinloch Golf Club and is currently a member of Bayville Golf Club. He is also a member of the Golf Digest Panelist Board-where he performs ratings of premier golf courses all over the country.  Forrest has also been very active with numerous athletic associations that his children are involved in as a coach and mentor.

Mary received a BS degree in Textiles & Clothing from Iowa State University and an MBA from West Chester University of PA. She has owned a small business, assisted other small businesses, and taught at the University of Delaware, where students voted her the Outstanding Faculty Member of her college. Textbooks authored by Mary are used internationally in high schools and colleges. Additionally, as a lifetime volunteer Mary has been active on two school boards, many church and community boards, and with hospice and the elderly.