A 1983 Business Banking graduate, Mrs. Berry went on to earn her Bachelors Degree in Business from Wilmington College in 1985. In 1973, she was employed by Wilmington Trust Company. She was promoted to Vice President/Private Banking Division of Wilmington Trust Company in 1994, and currently holds the position of Custom Lender III. From 1985 until present, she has been an instructor for the Delaware American Institute of Banking receiving the Delaware Bankers Association's Teacher of the Year Award in 1996.
Mrs. Berry is currently a member of the Central Delaware Chamber of Commerce, Vice President/Community Development; Capital City Rotary, Vice President of Community Services; Kent County Convention & Visitors Center Board Member, past Treasurer; Bayhealth (Kent County Hospital). Foundation Board Member; and Boys & Girls Club, Board Member. In addition, she served as a member of the Mayor's Prayer Breakfast Committee (Dover). In the past, she has been active in the Kent County SPCA, Board Member/Past Treasurer, and served as a Delaware Hospice Board Member.
Mrs. Berry is also very active in many community fundraising projects and special events such as the Central Division of Delaware Heart Association, American Cancer Association, Delaware Olympics, McDonald's LPGA, Wal-Mart's Scholarship Award, American Red Cross, Dover YMCA, SPCA, Tour DuPont, United Way, and serves as Judge for Blue/Gold Queen. Service to the Campus includes: support of Alumni Professional Day, Terry Campus Day, and Educational Foundation by serving as a Board Member and contributing to the annual Terry Campus Golf Tournament by soliciting funding, gifts, and participating in the tournament.
She is married and resides in Dover with her husband, James.
Captain Warren is a 1981 Criminal Justice graduate. He earned a B.S. in Criminal Justice, a B.A. in Psychology, and an M.S. in Business Management from Wilmington College. He is a 1992 graduate of Temple University and holds a Doctorate Degree in Education. Captain Warren is also a 1993 graduate of Northwestern University's School of Police Staff and Command. Captain Warren is a fourteen-year veteran of the Delaware State Police. Captain Warren is assigned as the Commander of Troop 3 State Police Camden Barracks in Kent County. He has served as a uniformed patrol officer, Selective Enforcement Officer, Fatal Accident Reconstructionist, Shift Commander, Staff Support Officer, Director of Community Services, Special Projects Coordinator, and Director of Planning, Research and Analysis with the Division of State Police. Captain Warren is a certified Master Instructor with the Delaware Council on Police Training and currently instructs a wide range of classes at the Delaware State Police Academy. He is also an adjunct faculty member of Delaware Technical & Community College, Wilmington College, and the University of Delaware. He serves on the Board of Directors for the Delaware Crime Prevention Association, Camp Barnes Inc., and the Delaware State Police Museum and Education Center. Captain Warren has recently completed research in the Leadership Development of Law Enforcement Supervisors, Managers and Executives and is currently writing his first book entitled Police Academy Operations, Training for 21st Century Law Enforcement.
In addition to his extensive community service, Captain Warren was the speaker for the 1994 Commencement Ceremony. He also has been actively involved in the reorganization of the Terry Campus Alumni Association and currently serves as its First Vice President.
He resides in Dover with his wife, Susan, and their two sons, Hunter and Spencer.
After retiring from the U.S. Air Force and Conrail, Mr. Wilson embarked on his third career by earning an Associate's Degree in Business Administration/Accounting in 1979. In 1981, he received his B.S. in Business Administration from Delaware State University. He was founding owner and president of Ron Wilson Associates in Smyrna, Delaware, an accounting/tax preparation firm. Mr. Wilson quickly gained a reputation for accuracy and reliability resulting in a very successful business. His firm was among the first in Delaware to adopt direct electronic reporting to the Internal Revenue Service. The business continues to thrive today under the management of his daughter, Terry Kreiser.
Mr. Wilson was an active member of the National Society of Public Accountants, serving on many of their committees, and was a lifetime member of the American Legion. He was also an active supporter of the DARE Educational Program sponsored by the Delaware State Police in public schools.
Mr. Wilson always remained involved with the Terry Campus after his graduation and supported the Business Department both with his time and through financial contributions. He always found time to talk to student clubs or accounting classes. Mr. Wilson was always willing to open his business to student field trips, even if the visit was in the middle of "tax season," the busiest time of the year. He always called Terry Campus first when he needed to increase his staff. Mr. Wilson was selected by the Terry Campus to represent the Alumni at the 1995 Commencement Ceremony. In his message to the graduates, he stressed his philosophy that, if you put education first, you will be successful in the future. He also felt that you should remember the help you received along the way, and always be willing to give something back.
Mr. Wilson is survived by his wife, Eve, who lives in Townsend; and his children, Terry Kreiser, Felton; Tina Hurley, Dover; and John Wilson, who currently resides in Oak Grove, Kentucky.