Lexington Presbyterian welcomes these new members

February, 2007

Ed and Susan Bauer

Susan and Ed moved to Lexington in 2006 ago from Flemington, NJ. They are both retired from the Bio-Tech, Pharmaceutical industry and are active Disaster Responders with the Red Cross.
They also enjoy hiking, biking, gardening, reading and travel. Ed loves to fish and Susan quilts. In addition, they get great pleasure from their four grandchildren (soon to be five).

Philip Couling

Philip grew up in Lexington and was baptized and confirmed at Lex Pres, which he has always felt was his home church. He moved back to the county in the fall of 2006.

Philip lives in an antebellum log house in the shadow of Big and Little House Mountains, just down the road from Cleve and Rae Hickman's cabin. During the summer he is the director of Nature Camp in the northeastern corner of the county and has held that position since 2004.  Other interests include gardening, hiking and music.

Philip describes himself as something of an "itinerant ecologist." For the past nine years he has worked as a field biologist for the Virginia Natural Heritage Program in Richmond, but these days he primarily telecommutes from home as a database programmer. 

The Hennis Family

Jennifer Hennis, Patrick and Sarah

Jennifer moved to the area almost four years ago from Atlanta, GA. She and her children live in Lexington. Patrick is nine years old and attends Waddell Elementary School. Sara is five years old and attends Montessori. Jennifer works at Washington and Lee University as the Assistant to the Dean of the College. In her free time, Jennifer enjoys spending time with her children and her friends.

Jim Naylor

Jim and his wife Fran moved here in July 2005 from The Landings Club on Skidaway Island near Savannah, GA. They both retired in 1993 and moved to Savannah in 1994 from the Boston area. Their children and their families live in New England. Before retiring, Fran was a nurse and Jim was a physicist for a Federal Research Center.

Jim and Fran enjoy travel in their RV, and have covered in some detail all US states and most of Canada during the last 8 years.

Fran now works part-time at the Lee Chapel, and Jim does some tutoring at VMI, and sings in the Rockbridge Choral Society. He plays golf during the warm season and enjoys woodworking during colder weather.

The Keeley Family

Mallory, Megan, Mark, Moni, Nicholas

The Keeleys moved to Lexington recently. Mark is a management consultant out of Chicago, IL. Nicholas and Megan are in middle school and Mallory is in first grade.

The Maxwell Family

Carson, Rachel and Brian

Brian is a physician in Lexington. Carson is a 2nd grader and Rachel is in kindergarten at Waddell Elementary School.