Jennifer Grimsley Michaeli, PhD, PE, a lifelong resident of Hampton Roads, is a graduate of Webb
Institute, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and Old Dominion University.  She is a business owner,
a registered Professional Engineer in Virginia, and a SNAME Fellow. For almost 3 decades, Dr. Michaeli
has worked closely with military and commercial stakeholders to develop and field new technologies
into the maritime sector. She has served as an ASNE National Councilor and Member of the National
Academies of Science’ NNR Committee.  For her contributions to the field of naval engineering, Dr.
Michaeli holds numerous patents and has been honored to receive the Navy’s RADM Melville Award,
ASNE’s Rosenblatt Award, and SCHEV’s Outstanding Faculty Award. Her son and daughter currently
attend Trinity Lutheran School. She loves tennis, skiing, and traveling with her family.

Bill Guglielmo holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Lehigh University and a Masters of
Engineering Management from Old Dominion University.  Bill served as a Surface Warfare Officer and
Civil Engineer Corps Officer in the US Navy from 2006 to 2015 when he transitioned from active duty to
the Navy Reserves.  Bill Guglielmo is now serving as the Commanding Officer of the Naval Reserve
Center Norfolk’s Voluntary Training Unit (VTU).  In 2015, Bill founded ITL Solutions, a Defense contractor
focusing on Maritime and Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear (CBRN) systems.  Bill currently
serves as CEO of ITL Solutions.  Bill and his wife, Juliet, have 4 children, Will (8), Annabelle (6), Bradley (4) and Mary Charlotte (2), with his 3 oldest attending Trinity Lutheran School.

Craig has worked in the financial services industry for over 30 years.  He is a graduate of Old Dominion
University with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and a Master's in Business
Administration with a concentration in Accounting.  Craig serves on the Board for the Virginia Peninsula
Chamber of Commerce, the Chapter Board for the Tidewater Chapter of the Virginia Credit Union
League and sits on the Statewide Advocacy Council for the Virginia Credit Union League.   Craig's
daughter, Lilly, has attended Trinity Lutheran School for 3 years and is a rising 6th grader.  He is a
lifelong resident of Hampton Roads and in his spare time he enjoys playing music, traveling and
spending time on the beach with his daughter.

I moved to Newport News when I was 2 and grew up in the public school system here. I left Newport News to attend James Madison University and then Washington and Lee University School of Law. Like many Virginia-native attorneys, I then moved to Northern Virginia to start my career. I have always been drawn to public service and began my career in the federal government. However, I always desired to raise my family in the Tidewater area; so we moved back to the area prior to having children. Currently, I am Deputy General Counsel for Contracts for Smithfield Foods, Inc.

I am interested in being part of the TLS board because I value the education process and would like to be involved in the board that forms the strategic plan for the early education my three children will receive. As with many parents, we selected TLS because it offered both a strong educational foundation as well as a curriculum focused on the development of the whole child. I hope to participate in discussions and the decision making process to ensure that TLS continues to offer these opportunities to its students.

Throughout my career I have had many opportunities to engage in the strategic planning for the development of both small groups (the legal team) as well as organizations as a whole during which I leveraged my mediation and negotiation skills to navigate difficult conversations and achieve results that benefit the organization as a whole. As part of the school board, I hope to utilize these same skill sets to assist in identifying goals that assist in maintaining a strong educational curriculum and attracting teachers, staff and students who portray the overall values of the Trinity Lutheran community.Pam Boerner

Mr. Shook grew up in semi-rural northwest Indiana. Attended Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology,
where he received a Bachelor of Science in mechanical engineering, with a minor in economics.
Mr. Shook works at Newport News Shipbuilding as assistant chief nuclear test engineer.
Member of the Newport News YMCA, where he teaches  cycling classes, suspension training
classes, and Pilates. At the Newport News YMCA, strive for a sense of community instead
of just a group of people who happen to take a class together.
He is vice chair of the Newport News Planning Commission and chair of the Newport News
Regulations Committee.
He has been a member of Trinity since 2014 and has been a member of the property committee
since soon after joining. Mr. Shook was a member of the church council for seven years, including two
years as vice-president and two years as president.

Ed Matz is a retired lawyer from the state of Illinois. He now lives in Newport News, is a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, and serves as the congregation’s Chair of the Property Committee. Mr. Matz’s interests include historic preservation. He has extensively restored his century- old house and is the current president of the North End Huntington Heights Preservation Association and president of The One City Historical Foundation. He also enjoys fine music and regularly attends opera performances.