In 2010, FEIAA is celebrating its 40th Anniversary. 

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Mary Anne Whitcomb (P261) January 2006 - January 2008
Lloyd Douglas (P258) January 2004 - January 2006
Ronald Manderscheid (P134) January 2003 - January 2004
Larry A. Quinn (P155) January 2002 - January 2003 Larry was a member of Class P-155, the only class that did not spend a single night at FEI due to remodeling of the institute in January, 1989.  Instead, classes were held at the University of Virginia Continuing Education Center and a nearby motel where the class occupied rooms on the executive floors.  He joined FEIAA while attending the class and became active in the organization after attending a follow-on session at FEI.  He served seven consecutive years on the FEIAA Board, holding positions of Vice President, Executive Secretary, President and Past President.  Larry is in his 40th year of Federal service and currently serves as Assistant Director for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Office of Communications.
Karen Shaffer () January 2001 - January 2002
Allan J Kam (S62) January 1991 - January 1994 FEIAA Involvement: Served as Chair of FEIAA Leadership Retreat in 1986, FEIAA Luncheon Chair for two years (1987 - 1988); FEIAA Membership Chair for two years (1989 - 1990); FEIAA President for three years (1991 through 1993). Member of FEIAA Board of Directers 1990 - 1996. Member of FEIAA Investment Committee for several years. Founder and first chairman of Coalition for Effective Change (CEC), and member of CEC Board of Directors from FEIAA. As vice president of the Council of Former Federal Executives (COFFE), he invited FEIAA to hold joint luncheons with COFFE. FEIAA-Related Awards: Recipient in 1997 of FEIAA's first Sustained Meritorious Achievement Award. Recipient in 1993 of Federal Executive Institute's Special Award. Recipient in 1994 of Public Employee Roundtable's Chairman's Award; Recipient in 2000 of Coalition for Effective Change's President's Award for Exceptional Service. Recipient in 2005 of COFFE's Bun B. Bray, Jr. Award for Excellence in Support of Public Service (COFFE's highest award, presented annually to recognize a former federal employee who after leaving the federal service has distinguished himself by a sustained outstanding contribution in furthering public service).
Paul B. Lorentzen () January 1980 - January 1982
David P. Sarando () January 1977 - January 1978
William Hammill () January 1976 - January 1977
Charles F. Bingman () January 1970 - January 1971