Chancellorsville (CG 62) - Naval Cruise Book

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Gerald J. St.Pe President Ingalls Shipbuilding Gerald J. St.Pe is a corporate senior vice president of Litton Industries and president of the Company's Ingalls Shipbuilding division in Pascagoula, Missis- sippi. A native of New Orleans, La., Mr. St.Pe joined Ingalls in 1961 in the Public Relations Department. He subsequently assumed responsibility for press rela- tions, and in 1971 was appointed division director of public relations. He was named division vice president for industrial and public relations in 1975. In January 1985, he was promoted to division president and elected a Litton vice president. He was elected a Litton senior vice president in August 1986. Mr. St.Pe attended Loyola University in New Orleans, majoring in journalism. He also held a variety of reporting and management responsibilities with newspapers in Louisiana and Mississippi. He is a founder of the Jackson County CMiss.J Eco- nomic Development Foundation, and serves as a member of the Executive Board of the Shipbuilders Council of America.

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Mrs. Edward H. Martin Ship's Sponsor V I f 5 ll n. Q ' 'i . s ' 'A' '.-' I , 'pw fx 1 'yi 5 Q 1 .Q'S1'- 'H'- L ' l'- - , ..51'v ' 5 P .I 2'rl' --A K Xu. v 'J . 9-- 'J ,' -n'i...1,- ' .N - Q!! , f K 1 nl . . C 1'. v'7,., . Y, rs ., u N 'BNV ,.- K i ,W ' 1 I 4,- U A 1 s, .- '-r. f Q 1'4 .li Q ,1, ' ' 4i , f ' JJ, : , M pfs' - Ev ' -. X ffliiiifi Mrs. Edward Holmes Martin, the former Sharron Mauvia Handly, was born in San Diego, California and is the daughter of the late Rear Admiral Albert Handly and Lillias M. Handly of Coronado, California. As the daughter of a naval officer, Mrs. Martin lived in numerous locations during her formative years including Califor- nia, Honolulu, Key West and Lake City, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Washington, D.C. and Tacoma, Washington. She is a graduate of St. Agnes Episcopal School, Alexandria, Va. Mrs. Martin attended Whitman College in Walla Walla, Washington and the University of Arizona from which she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in French. She and Vice Admiral Martin married in Coronado, California in 1958 and she accompanied and supported him during his career. Mrs. Martin has been deeply involved in civic, charity and community relations activities in support of the U.S. Navy. During the many years her husband was a prisoner of war in Vietnam, she was active in the POW-MIA movement. Her distinguished work helped lead to better treat- ment of the captives and was instrumental in the eventual release of the POWs. The Martins have three adult children, Michelle, Edward H. II and Peter. Mrs. Martin presently resides with her husband, Vice Admiral Edward H. Martin, USN , CRetl, in Coronado, California-