Richard A Mast from 1505 Brainerd St, Pensacola, FL 32503, age 74, Phone: 8504387485

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Schools:

Abbey Lane Elementary School Levittown NY 1968-1973, St. Robert Bellarmine School Bayside NY 1968-1975, Oakdale Preparatory Bayside NY 1974-1978

Community:

Patricia Allen, Gene Poormon, Wayne Roberts, Kathy Peters, Dorothy Degrave, Elizabeth Fallacara, John Lyons

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Schools:

Rockbridge County High School Lexington VA 1997-2001

Community:

Gay Harris, Coyt Shirley, Marie Campbell

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Schools:

Bluffton High School Bluffton OH 1965-1969

Community:

Debra Kohli, Donavon Conrad

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Schools:

Christopher Dock Mennonite High School Lansdale PA 1981-1984

Community:

Matthew Volpe, Vivian Munoz

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Graduates:

Richard Mast (1984-1985),
Jamie Lake (2000-2003),
Patty Harris (1972-1976),
Amy Frey (1986-1987),
Diantha Hostetler (1982-1986)

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Graduates:

Shawna Hunger (1988-1989),
James Applen (1985-1989),
Brian Schuchard (1983-1987),
Richard Mast (1952-1956)

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Graduates:

Richard Mast (1974-1978),
Deborah Banker (1972-1976),
Diane Quinn (1978-1982),
Cindy Goldklang (1973-1977)

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The Masts were represented by Joshuas brother Richard Mast, an attorney with the conservative Christian legal group Liberty Counsel, which says it is not involved in this case. None of the Masts responded to repeated requests for interviews.Yet all along they planned to adopt the baby, according to records obtained from the state of Virginia under a Freedom of Information Act request. Richard Mast wrote the Attorney Generals office in November 2019 that the Masts will file for adoption as soon as statutorily possible.Meanwhile, Mast continued to worry that the child was in an objectively dangerous situation, Richard Mast wrote in court documents. The Masts asked Kimberley Motley, the attorney, to track down the family, saying he wanted to get the child medical treatment in the U.S, Motley said in court records
Date: Oct 20, 2022
Category: U.S.
Source: Google

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Richard Mast, an attorney for the Liberty Counsel, a conservative Christian legal-aid group, said he was disappointed by the Boy Scouts' decision because the program is for boys and should remain for boys. He said Donald Trumps election signaled a push back on these issues and that his organi
Date: Jan 31, 2017
Category: U.S.
Source: Google