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1. 1. Lea Booth - Executive Director 1953-1981

   www.virginiacolleges.org/50th/ - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/13/2006   Last Visited: 5/13/2006

   Lea Booth (Executive Director 1953-1981)
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   Lea Booth was hired as VFIC's first executive director on August 1, 1953 - the position "Lea" held until his retirement in 1982. The first Board of Trustees was made up of each college president and one business trustee selected by each college. Original Board of Trustees
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   Lea Booth Scholarship Fund:
   
   VFIC
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   Lea Booth Scholarship Fund
   
   8010 Ridge Rd, Suite B
   
   Richmond, VA 23229
   
   804-288-6609
   
   800-2306757
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   Lea Booth
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   Mr. Booth's service will be held:
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   A. Lea Booth
   
   VFIC Executive Director, 1953-1982
   
   Honorary-Life Trustee 1982-2006 Obituary - Richmond Times-Dispatch, May 12, 2006
   
   In 2002 the VFIC celebrated our 50th anniversary and honored Lea Booth for his leadership during the VFIC's first 30 years. Lea's marvelous "Virginia gentleman" sense of humor, his letters that engage the written word, and his enthusiastic and outgoing personality have made him friends across the Commonwealth of Virginia and beyond. Lea remained committed to the VFIC until his passing. In February 2006, he and his wife attended the VFIC's 2006 Ethics Bowl reception at Lynchburg College.
   
   The LEA BOOTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND, established in 2000, provides financial assistance to students at each of our 15 colleges and universities. If you would like to contribute to this fund in Lea Booth's memory, please contact the VFIC.
   
   Lea Booth was a graduate of Washington and Lee University, Class of 1940,
   
   and held honorary degrees from: Emory & Henry College, Hampden-Sydney College and Lynchburg College.
   
   Below: Lea Booth (center) with, from left to right: Dr. Robert Spivey (VFIC president 1988-97), Dr. Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. (VFIC President 1983-88), and Ms. Linda N. Dalch Jones (VFIC president 1997-2001) posed during the 50th Anniversary dinner in 2002.

2. 2. Lea Booth - Executive Director 1953-1981

   www.vfic.org/50th/content3.htm - [Cached]

   Published on: 5/13/2006   Last Visited: 8/14/2006

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   Lea Booth
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   Lea Booth
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   Mr. Booth's service will be held:
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   A. Lea Booth
   
   VFIC Executive Director, 1953-1982
   
   Honorary-Life Trustee 1982-2006 Obituary - Richmond Times-Dispatch, May 12, 2006
   
   In 2002 the VFIC celebrated our 50th anniversary and honored Lea Booth for his leadership during the VFIC's first 30 years. Lea's marvelous "Virginia gentleman" sense of humor, his letters that engage the written word, and his enthusiastic and outgoing personality have made him friends across the Commonwealth of Virginia and beyond. Lea remained committed to the VFIC until his passing. In February 2006, he and his wife attended the VFIC's 2006 Ethics Bowl reception at Lynchburg College.
   
   The LEA BOOTH SCHOLARSHIP FUND, established in 2000, provides financial assistance to students at each of our 15 colleges and universities. If you would like to contribute to this fund in Lea Booth's memory, please contact the VFIC.
   
   Lea Booth was a graduate of Washington and Lee University, Class of 1940,
   
   and held honorary degrees from: Emory & Henry College, Hampden-Sydney College and Lynchburg College.
   
   Below: Lea Booth (center) with, from left to right: Dr. Robert Spivey (VFIC president 1988-97), Dr. Samuel R. Spencer, Jr. (VFIC President 1983-88), and Ms. Linda N. Dalch Jones (VFIC president 1997-2001) posed during the 50th Anniversary dinner in 2002.