Lina Scott Woodall
3132 Elmendorf Drive
Oakton, VA 22124
LinaScottWoodall@aol.com
or LSW1975@alumni.mwc.edu
Roxanne Bresko Potosky is nearing the end of a 30-year career with the National
Security Agency. Her husband of 25 years, Mel, is also with the agency. Daughter
Katherine graduated from the University of Virginia with plans to attend law
school; daughter Natalie is still a U.Va. student. Roxanne and her family
have traveled and worked abroad quite a bit, and she has developed a passion
for horseback riding. During her government career, she had the pleasure of
working with a number of Mary Washington alumni: Sally Seward ’74, Karen
Laino ’71 and Faith Lynch Johnson ’77, as well as classmates Marybeth
Deuel Davis and Jane Barnes Thall.
Bill Janis finished graduate school in economics at U.Va. in 1980 and took
his first professional job with the U.S. Department of Commerce. He moved
to Manassas in 1981 and married the following year. He now commutes by Virginia
Railway Express to work in Washington, D.C., where he serves as an agricultural
economist for the Foreign Agricultural Service of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
Daughter Catherine is at Oberlin College, and son Jonathan returned home last
summer after a year studying Spanish in Argentina.
Frederica Gibson lives in Dallas with her dog and two cats and works as the
accounts payable manager for a company that designs medical documentation
systems for emergency rooms. Last May, she returned to Virginia to see her
nephew graduate from high school. Lucy Walters Bonacquist lives in Ankara,
Turkey. Patti Morris Cox reports that son Paul graduated from the University
of North Carolina-Chapel Hill in May, and daughter Lauren was to graduate
this month from Emory University’s physician’s assistant graduate
school.
Jon and I attended daughter Sarah’s graduation in May from Baylor School
in Chattanooga, Tenn. Sarah started U.Va. in the fall.