Ron L Chase

Locality:

the java joint, Nevada

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1949

Locality:

coolidge, Arizona

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1938

Locality:

HAMBURG, New Jersey

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1942

Locality:

M-Town

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1943

Locality:

CAMDEN, New York

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1949

Locality:

Sunnyvale, CALIFORNIA

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1909

Schools:

DeForest High School Deforest WI 1979-1983

Schools:

Sierra Vista High School Las Vegas NV 2000-2004

Schools:

Palm Springs High School Palm Springs CA 1976-1980

Community:

Marylin Lessard, Ken Hedler

Schools:

Camanche High School Camanche IA 1963-1967

Community:

Dan Ross, Jeanne Goddard

Schools:

Fuller Elementary School Minneapolis MN 1957-1964

Community:

Jennifer Lambert, Brian Wuollet

Schools:

Wendell L. Willkie High School Elwood IN 1959-1963

Community:

Robert W

Schools:

Colby High School Colby KS 1959-1963

Community:

Kreg Wieck

Schools:

Lowell High School Whittier CA 1967-1971

Community:

Geneva Irelan, Scott Hanna

Tagline:

Ronald L. Chase is an accomplished Graphic Designer. He is a graduate of The Virginia Commonwealth University (BFA). He has also attended graduate courses at Virginia Tech., The University of Virginia, Catholic University, and The Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. He serves as Director of the Gum Springs Museum and President of the Historical Society, the only African American Historical Society in Fairfax County Virginia. Gum Springs is the oldest African American community in Fairfax County. The Gum Springs Community can trace its birth to the beginning of our nation. Mr. Chase directs an organization that serves Fairfax County residents, the Washington Metropolitan area and provides historical information to other areas throughout the nation and the world. He is the managing editor of the publication, History In Motion, distributed throughout the nation, and he has written and presented articles to area historical societies. Mr. Chase developed and created the Gum Springs Museum and Cultural Center with a focus on the African American experience, located in the Gum Springs community. Mr. Chase has been President of the GSHS since April 1987. Prior to that Mr. Chase was Vice President of the Society. He has vigorously expanded the programs and services of the Society, i.e. mobile exhibits, TV presentations, historical literature, numerous media coverage, and i.e. local and national news stations and he orchestrated the erection of Historical Road Markers for the community of Gum Springs. The Gum Springs Museum was named twice by the Washingtonian Magazine as one the top ten Museums to visit in the Washington D.C. area. Mr. Chase has served on the Alexandria YMCA Committee of Management, The Board of the Commonwealth of Virginia Preservation Foundation, the African American Interpretation Committee for the historic sits of Gunston Hall and Woodlawn Estates. He has taught technology in the Alexandria Virginia City Schools and Art in Washington DC public Schools. He is the owner of Chase Graphic Communications where managed the Technical Illustration Department for the American Institute of Architects, Architectural Graphic Standards. Mr. Chase has served as Vice President of the Saunders B. Moon Community Action Association, and is a graduate of the Mount Vernon Lee Chamber of Commerce Leadership Forum.

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