Steve has been a proud resident of Chevy Chase DC since 1991. Since then, he has been selling residential real estate with a strong focus on this wonderful neighborhood. As a member of the Lafayette ES Home and School Association (LHSA), he has been involved with several joint projects coordinated by FOLP and LHSA. Currently, both of Steve's children attend Lafayette ES, the same school his wife attended!

Phoebe is a professional architect working as a design consultant with clients on both the east and west coasts. She earned her Masters in Architecture at MIT and has worked for leading US architecture firms, as a base building architect. She is particularly interested in furthering public awareness and appreciation of architecture. After four years in Rome, Phoebe returned to Washington and has lived for the past two years adjacent to Lafayette park with her husband and two young boys.

Kimberly is an award winning realtor serving clients in DC, MD and VA. Prior to her successful real estate career, Kimberly ran her own interior design business and managed international internet advertising/marketing campaigns for Marriott International and Discovery Communications. She earned her degree in English and Business from the College of William and Mary. In addition to volunteering as the VP of the FOLP, she also serves on the school board at Lafayette where her 2 young daughters attend school. Kimberly lives with her family in the heart of Barnaby Woods, walking distance to the park.

Judy is a professional photographer and sculptor and an avid gardener. She and her husband, Frank Van Riper, are commercial and documentary photographers. Their latest book, Serenissima: Venice in Winter, will be published this fall. They have lived in their Quesada St. home since 1983. Judith has been involved with gardening in Lafayette Park for more than a decade.

Tim McDonough is the Managing Planner at InterAction, a fee only financial planning firm in Bethesda, MD. Tim has lived in the Lafayette neighborhood since 1993 and his wife, Johanna Povich, actually grew up on the Quesada Street side of the park. The McDonough’s have three children and a chocolate lab who use the park for exercise on a regular basis.

Paul is currently a professional tennis instructor and programs manager, as well as, a professional videographer focusing primarily on college soccer recruiting. He ventured into these fields after spending thirty years working in the corporate computer world with Computer Automation, Maryland University, Digital Equipment Corporation and Compaq in various roles including technical support, software marketing, software sales and hardware sales. He was Vice President of Sales and Marketing for a small startup software company back in the early '80s. He graduated from Yale University with a degree in Administrative Sciences. He has lived in the Chevy Chase area since 1981 and was an original member of the FOLP board focusing on tennis courts and multi-purpose court areas of the park. He has run tennis programs for the D.C. Department of Parks and Recreation and created tennis programs with Lafayette Elementary School that is right next to Lafayette Park. He and his wife Kathy have raised their two sons, David and Ryan, in the Chevy Chase area. His daughter Karen is an ESL teacher in Thailand.

Since 2004 David has served as the executive director of the congressionally chartered National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP). From 1984 to 2004 David served in various scientific and managerial positions as an officer in the U.S. Navy. He received his doctor of science (Sc.D.) degree from Johns Hopkins University and is a diplomate of the American Board of Health Physics. In addition to his service on Friends of Lafayette Board, he volunteers his time as the Vice President of Capitol City Little League and a member of Play Ball DC. David and his wife, Krista, an architect, live in the 3300 block of Tennyson Street with their three baseball-loving sons, Adam, Zachary and Luke.

Jeff is a professional architect and president of Stoiber and Associates PC, a firm he founded in 1983. Prior to that worked for a local firm as well as a leading national architectural firm with a focus on preservation and adaptive reuse. He earned his Bachelor of Science in Architecture at The Ohio State University. Jeff worked with Beth Pierce to establish the Friends of Lafayette Park in 1999 and has served as vice president and now president of the organization. Jeff has lived next to the park since 1985 and along with his wife has raised their four children in the Lafayette Park neighborhood.