Former First Lieutenant Virginia “Ginny” Dornheggen of Eatonton, GA was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1970 after graduating from the Army Student Nurse Program at Harrisburg Hospital School of Nursing. She distinguished herself as an Army intensive care/recovery nurse in Vietnam, earning the Bronze Star Medal while serving with the 67th Evac Hospital in Qui Nhon. And she has continued to serve in the medical field as an intensive care nurse, open heart recovery, home-health care, and certified wound care RN since leaving the military in 1971. As a resident of Reynolds Lake Oconee, Ginny has served on the Reynolds Veterans Association since 2014 spearheading rehabilitation and other related veteran services provided in US government healthcare facilities. Her ongoing advocacy for long-term care as it relates to traumatic brain injury is reflective of the expert level of care she provided for her soldiers as they were brought off the battlefield in Vietnam. His assignments encompass duty with both the 3d Infantry Division and the 1st Infantry Division as well as post in the United States, Germany and Korea. His awards include the Legion of Merit, Meritorious Service Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster as well as others. He is a Certified Public Accountant. J.P. recently completed tenure as the Executive Administrative Manager for the just completed Hartsfield-Jackson Development Program at the Atlanta airport. Following those duties, he assumed the role as the Project Accountant for an international engineering and consulting company that is the Program Manager for the next expansion at the Atlanta airport, ATLNEXT.