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In Memoriam
 This page is dedicated to those WMR members who are no longer with us. We will eternally be grateful for their support, friendship, and contributions and they will always remain in our fondest of memories.If anyone is aware of other members who may have left us and would like them included on this memoriam page, please contact: waynemadsendc@hotmail.com  "Sir" Peter Anderson, Key West, Conch RepublicDiane Carter, Shreveport, Louisiana  Walker (Wally) Cunningham, San Francisco, California  Ernie Fitzgerald, McLean, Virginia  Cliff Hammond (Progress), Austin, Texas  Judge Ferdinando Imposimato, Rome, Italy  Robert Finnegan, Jakarta, Indonesia  Senator and presidential candidate Mike Gravel, Seaside, California   John Edward Hurley, former deputy White House bureau chief of the McClendon News Service, chair of the McClendon Study Group at the National Press Club. John Kelly, former investigative reporter for NBC Huntley-Brinkley News and the CBS Evening News with Walter Cronkite  Jack Kujawski (National Press Club bartender), Washington, DC  Brian Lloyd, Attorney-at-Law, Washington, DC  John McLaughlin, The McLaughlin Group, Washington, DC  F. Lynn McNulty, McLean, Virginia  Becky Mosely, Marietta, Georgia [photo unavailable] Raja Mujtaba, (Opinion-Maker.com) Pakistan [photo unavailable] John Oravec (veteran Washington Star reporter), Rockville, Maryland  Jeane Palfrey, Vallejo, California  Dr. William Royce, Montgomery Village, Maryland, retired Voice of America Persian program director  William Bradford Shanley, New Haven, Connecticut  William H. Simon, Berlin, New Jersey  Gwen Smith, Valrico, Florida  Arun Shrivastava, Delhi, India [photo unavailable] Alan Simpson, Washington, DC  Jack Tuttle, Champaign, Illinois  Richard "Buzz" Viau, Arlington's most famous bartender, Virginia [Photo unavailable] Ambassador Joe Wilson, Santa Fe, New Mexico  |
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