Member Spotlight - October 2006
Stella
Boswell & Craig Heinly
New TLC members Stella Boswell and Craig Heinly have called the Triangle
home for almost 20 years. Along with daughters Julia and Claire, and their
pet rabbit Daffodil, they live and work in Durham.
Stella grew up primarily in San Antonio, Texas and came to Durham as
a Duke undergraduate student in 1986. After graduating and working in
Durham, she attended law school and graduated from UNC Chapel Hill School
of Law in 1995. Since then she has practiced law and worked for a legal
organization. She now counsels students and alumni at Duke.
Craig grew up in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The Blue Devils called him
to the Triangle as well: he came to Durham in 1987 as a Duke undergraduate
student and has been here ever since. After college, he worked at the
Duke University Medical Center and then went to Duke Medical School. He
completed a residency in dermatology at Duke in 2003 and joined Triangle
Dermatology in Durham.
Stella remembers first hearing about TLC in the late 1980s or early 1990s
from friends and co-workers at an outdoor provisions store in Durham.
TLC's increased visibility and our purchase of a piece of land near Stella
and Craig's home recently encouraged them to become members.
Another catalyst for their decision to join TLC was the birth of their
niece, Ella. "The idea that TLC's mission is about protecting places for
our children is also what motivated us to make a donation on behalf of
our niece, who was born in Chapel Hill in December," Stella explains.
"She will be a part of the Triangle community and deserves to have
all the things we value still here as she grows."
Stella and Craig have supported various environmental organizations for
years, but say it feels very different to be able to contribute to an
organization whose work is visible to them every day: they drive by a
TLC property when taking one of their daughters to school!
"It's the 'Think Globally, Act Locally' slogan in practice," says Stella.
"In addition to just seeing results, it gives a real and tangible benefit
as we raise our kids here. One of the most appealing things about the
Triangle to us is the green spaces, the ability to be someplace to go
for a hike or a mountain bike ride within minutes. Now that we have kids,
it's also about protecting that for them as the Triangle experiences so
much growth."
Member Spotlight Archives
April 2008 - Jon Stucky
March 2008 - Ken & Roz Winter
February 2008 - Pearson Stewart
January 2008 - Don Stephenson
December 2007 - Amy Mackintosh & Tom Kagan
November 2007 - Lao Rubert & Steve Schewel
October 2007 - Andrea Reusing & Mac McCaughan
September 2007 - Gail and Tommy Bridges
August 2007 - Sarah & Chris Capel
July 2007 - Karen & Ben Barker
June 2007 - Adam Meyer
May 2007 - Liz Pullman
January 2007 - Julia Elsee
December 2006 - George McRae and Laura Young
November 2006 - Danny and Caroline Kadis
October 2006 - Stella Boswell and Craig Heinly
September 2006 - Robert & Pearl Seymour
August 2006 - Amin Davis
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