Vestry Nominees

2006 Vestry Members
The following new Vestry members were elected for the terms indicated next to their names during the Annual Parish Meeting on May 31, 2005:

Episcopalian Since: Birth (Anglican, in Nigeria)
Member of St. Paul's Since: 1990
Educational Background: Doctor of medicine; masters in engineering management; bachelor of science in engineering
Occupation: High school teacher
Present St. Paul's Activities: Coordinator of food preparation and bagging section, Grate Patrol
Past St. Paul's Activities: Profile writing committee (1996-1997); greeter (1996-1997); father of three acolytes and currently a choir parent
Other Activities, Personal/Family Information: Former chorister in Louisiana; I love photography; occasionally play lawn-tennis, although everyone beats me! Honorary member of All Saints' Cathedral in Ughelli, Delta State, Nigeria, where my parents worship. I created a choir at the Epiphany Episcopal Church in Santo Domingo (2000); Sunday School Teacher (4th & 5th grade (1997–1998)). Wife, Betty, member of St. Paul’s; Children: Mitaire Ojaruega, Oghene-Bruru, Enoghene, Oghenekevwe.

Episcopalian Since: 1996
Member of St. Paul's Since: 1998
Educational Background: MA, Historic Strategic Studies; BA, Political Science
Occupation: Retired military, USMC Colonel
Present St. Paul's Activities: Acolyte
Past St. Paul's Activities: Pilgrims in Christ Catechumenate facilitator; newcomer's facilitator; usher; Millennium Fund team member; Mission team
Other Activities, Personal/Family Information: Wife: Pat Byrd; Son: Sean, college senior.

Catherine Eikel (three year term ending in 2009)

Episcopalian Since: Birth; confirmed 2003
Member of St. Paul's Since: Attending since 2002
Educational Background: BA, Politics, Philosophy, Economics, University of Pennsylvania
Occupation: Program Director, non-profit health care quality improvement organization (The Leapfrog Group)
Present St. Paul's Activities: Usher; Carpe Deum leader; representative to Diocesan Young Adult Ministry (YAM) Committee; Evangelism: yellow card coordinator
Past St. Paul's Activities: Newcomer's forum; Pilgrims in Christ teaching team
Other Activities, Personal/Family Information: Alumni Secondary School Committee member -- University of Pennsylvania.

Brian J. Hoyle (three year term ending in 2009)

Episcopalian Since: Birth (8/31/44)
Member of St. Paul's Since: 1989
Educational Background: BA, University of Missouri (1966); JD, California Western University Law School (1969); LLM NYU (1970); research and teaching, University of Cambridge (1970-1972)
Occupation: Lawyer with Gulf Oil Corporation and U.S. Department of State (1973-1990); private practice (1990-1998); current: senior consultant in information technology with Booz Allen Hamilton
Present St. Paul's Activities: Member of the Vestry (standing in for Kenwin Benn); lector
Past St. Paul's Activities: Table leader, Pilgrims in Christ (2004-2005); co-chair, Social Committee (1997-1998); co-chair, Lay Visiting Committee; acolytes (1989-1998); book study; co-chair, Newcomer's Committee (2000-2002); Seminarian Committee (1995)
Other Activities, Personal/Family Information: Lay leader, Episcopal Cursillo in the Diocese of Washington (1992-1995); American Cancer Society Relay for Life. Wife: Joyce, member of St. Paul's.

Ann Korky (three year term ending in 2009)

Episcopalian Since: 2005
Member of St. Paul's Since: Attending since 1988
Educational Background: BA, University of Pennsylvania; Mid-Career Fellow, Princeton University; MIT Seminar XXI
Occupation: Retired Foreign Service Officer (1974-2004); consultant, U.S. Joint Forces Command
Present St. Paul's Activities: Usher; lector; Malawi representative to Commission on Mission Outreach Board; Flower Guild; instructor, Trinity Foundation for Christianity & Culture; Lay Seminarian Committee member; Stewardship Committee member
Past St. Paul's Activities: Grate Patrol; Pilgrims in Christ
Other Activities, Personal/Family Information: Docent at the National Cathedral; studying for diploma in lay theology at Virginia Theological Seminary.