Jay White brings over 40 years of construction experience to the Mathews Land Conservancy board, with the last 18 years owning a commercial site concrete company named for the East River on which Williams Wharf resides. His experience will further enhance the board’s construction and facilities knowledge to facilitate the completion of the Owens Maritime Center and continue to assist in maintaining the numerous properties under MLC’s care. Jay holds a BS in Physics from Randolph Macon College. He and his family have lived in Mathews along the East River since 2001.

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Bernard Moughon is a Mathews native and lifelong resident on the East River. Bernard brings over 36 years of experience in the construction and maintenance of the Electric utility industry. He is an alumnus of Mathews Schools and a member of the first Mathews Crew team.  He and his family reside in the Glebe area of Mathews.

Fred Lyon is a native Virginian who has lived in Alexandria, Mount Vernon, Norfolk Charlottesville, Fredericksburg, and now Mathews. He has been a practicing lawyer for over 40 years with a specialty in construction law and contracts. A member of the Virginia, District of Columbia, Maryland, and Florida bars, he has offices in Virginia and Florida. He also is a certified mediator and has written and spoken frequently on issues of contract and construction law. He has been active in preservation and land conservancy organizations in various parts of the country, including Virginia, Florida, and Louisiana. He is a graduate of Duke University with a B.A in history, the University of Virginia School of Law, Rollins College with a masters in liberal studies, and the University of Edinburgh with a masters in history. He is co-author of When Not Performing, a 2012 book describing the lives of New Orleans’s musicians in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. He also is a former officer in the U.S. Navy. He is chair of the Mathews VA250 Committee, created by the Board of Supervisors to organize celebrations of the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence in 2026.

Stan Grice has a forty-year career in health care administration and consulting, with the last 20 years focused on oncology care and advanced diagnostics. He has extensive experience in business development, strategic planning, marketing, and public relations. As an entrepreneur, he created Affiliated PET Systems, which was the first of its kind to offer commercial Positron Emission Tomography Centers in suburban Washington, DC. Following graduate school at Tulane University School of Public Health in New Orleans, he was recruited to Washington, D.C., to work for National Medical Enterprises. In addition to his work, Grice was a member of the Association of Community Cancer Centers, Society of Nuclear Medicine, and the National Press Club. Grice and his wife, Diane, relocated from the Old Town Alexandria area to Mathews to be close to family. Grice recently completed the Extension Master Gardener course and is focused on shoreline stabilization, bioretention rain gardens to combat erosion, and habitat restoration in our community.