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In Memoriam
Lolalisa DeCarlo King, Architect Lolalisa DeCarlo King, 56, president of Architect for Life in Houston, died June 12.
King was the first woman and the first African-American woman licensed architect in North Carolina and was one of the first 100 African-American women licensed to practice architecture in the U.S. with current licenses in multiple states, according to published reports.
For APTA, King was vice chair of the Business Member Business Development Committee and a member of numerous committees including Business Member Workforce Development, Awards, Legislative, Sustainability Steering and the Sustainability Commitment Signatories Subcommittee. She was an integral part of helping develop corporate sustainability commitment processes.
Ed Gill, Transit Lawyer, APTA Counsel Ed Gill, Oakton, VA, a partner with Thompson Coburn LLC in Washington, DC, until his retirement in 2014 and previously APTA assistant chief counsel and executive director of regulatory affairs, died June 18.
Gill was a member of Thompson Coburn’s Public Transit Group from 2001-2014. In addition to his tenure with APTA, he was deputy chief counsel of the former Urban Mass Transportation Administration and an attorney in the Office of the Chief Counsel of the U.S. Coast Guard. In addition, for APTA, he was a past member of several committees and chaired the Legal Affairs Committee in 1998-99.
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