Board Members

Jennifer has a strong background in museum studies and enjoys conducting research, with an undergraduate degree in Historic Preservation from Goucher College in Maryland. Over the years, she has been involved with numerous projects, including cemetery research and documentation, living history, historic house maintenance, and archival record management.

Mary is a genealogist with deep ancestral ties to the Goose Creek Historic District and western Loudoun County.  She is currently working with the Henrico Baltimore Family Cemetery Foundation to document this Warren County slave-era cemetery and the now vanished West Africa community.  She retired from the National Institutes of Health where she was the lead administrative troubleshooter for their hospital.  

Garry was born and raised in Loudoun County. He is retired from the State Department, working in Africa for 14 years before returning to Washington, DC. Garry volunteers at the Carver Senior Center every day and is a member of Carver Alumni Association. He also serves on the board of the Friends of Grace.

Jeffrey Jackson is a retired Loudoun County school educator and a member of the Agape United Methodist Church, which had its roots in the historic Grace Methodist Episcopal Church in Lincoln, Virginia. He is President of the Friends of Grace Multicultural Center, leading efforts to create the Grace Heritage Site.

Carolyn Unger has had a long time interest in the Grace Church, its history, and its community. She is a retired Loudoun County school teacher and had been a resident in Hamilton for over 40 years. She is a member of Goose Creek Friends Meeting, one of the three churches in Lincoln.