Chattanooga natives Mark Lynskey and Lt. Col. F. Quintel Williams were among 13 McCallie School alumni presented Alumni Achievement Awards during the annual Alumni Luncheon.
The awards recognize outstanding accomplishments by graduates in their chosen careers.
Lynskey, a 1975 graduate of McCallie, owns and operates Lynskey Performance Designs LLC, a local company that designs and manufactures high-performance titanium bicycles for an international market.
Williams, a 1980 alumnus, is retired from the U.S. Air Force after 23 years of service. The U.S. Air Force Academy graduate served during the Cold War and the first Gulf War. He currently works as a systems engineer with SCITOR Corp. in Washington, D.C.
Other honorees
* Dr. Ronald L. Brown, class of ’65, Charlotte, N.C., obstetrician and gynecologist for 25 years, founded the Osteoporosis Center in Charlotte and the Carolina Healthspan Institute.
* J. Andrew Cartwright, class of ’75, Dallas, president of Quorum Media Group, partner in LoneStar Logos & Signs.
* Dr. John R. Hill, class of ’60, Memphis, pediatric physician and child advocate who has attended the medical needs of inner-city Memphians for more than 33 years in his free time.
* Dr. David A. Ingram Jr., class of ’85, Indianapolis, director of neonatal-perinatal medicine at the Indiana University School of Medicine and Riley Children’s Hospital.
* John H. McDonald, class of ’50, Atlanta, president of J.H.M. Enterprises Inc., with 45 years in textile manufacturing management.
* Dr. Alberto J. McGregor, class of ’55, Managua, Nicaragua, founded a water contracting company that grew into the largest of its kind in Central America.
* K. Wesley Michaels, class of ’90, New Orleans, a founding principal of the landscape architecture firm Mossop+Michaels. His firm’s work in post-Katrina New Orleans has helped rebuild community parks, streetscapes, storm water canals, arboretums and urban farming projects.
* W. Allen Morris, class of ’70, Coral Gables, Fla., chairman and chief executive officer of Allen Morris Co., a real estate and mortgage brokerage firm.
* Donald L. Moseley, class of ’60, Buckingham, Va., served 20 years in the U.S. Navy then worked in politics. Among those positions was Chief of Staff to the administrator of the General Service Administration for President Ronald Reagan.
* Col. Robert S. Pahl, class of ’60, Canton, Ga., served 26 years in the U.S. Air Force and retired as a full colonel.
* Patrick M. Williams Jr., class of ’40, Jacksonville, Fla., former president of Moore Dry Kiln Co. and Brediert Air Products.
— Compiled by Susan Pierce