Monday, March 6, 2006

SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:
Richard D. Lodewyck Elected President of M.A.C.

Richard D. Lodewyck, president of CDG Engineers Architects Planners L.L.C., has been elected the 91st president of the Missouri Athletic Club.

The Club’s 15-member Board of Governors elected Lodewyck and the other incoming senior officers March 2. All will begin a one-year term of office in late May.

Lodewyck, 54, has been a member of the M.A.C. since 1975. He and his wife Stephanie Martinez Lodewyck have two children, Laura and David. Lodewyck graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a B.S. in Civil Engineering and earned an M.B.A. from Webster University. He graduated from CBC High School in 1969.

Lodewyck has served on the M.A.C.’s Long-Range Planning Committee and is active in athletics at the Club. He is an avid swimmer who has participated in triathlons.

Elected first vice president was Benjamin H. Hulsey; elected second vice president was L. Michael York; elected secretary was Joseph G. Lipic and treasurer was Sandy Stoner.

Lodewyck will succeed Michael J. Hackett as president.