Ric Lewallen (1971)
Another Tom Hauser web search result:
Last night I found one classmate, George Peyton Cole, jr. who went to
AFA and became a 3 star. He passed away in Tucson about 3 years ago
according to his obit.
I live in Park City, UT and about 12 of my neighbors fly for Delta.
Most went to AFA. I am in San Francisco right now but will return to
Planet Utah on Wednesday. I'll send you their names and maybe you
know some.
******************* THIS IS WHAT I JUST FOUND THIS MORNING
Stevin Hoover
Infobox Criminal
subject_name = Stevin Ray Hoover
date_of_birth = birth date and age|1948|10|10
place_of_birth = Franklin, Pennsylvania
date_of_death =
place_of_death =
charge = Securities violation (white collar crime)
penalty = 18 month federal prison sentence
status = Completed federal sentence and supervised release April, 2007
occupation =
spouse = Twice Divorced
parents =
children = One daughter
Stevin Ray Hoover (born October 10, 1948) is a former investment
manager whose reputation [Best of the Best by Peter Lynch WORTH
Magazine March 1998 pp. 66-74] as a registered investment advisor was
tarnished by an investigation conducted by the United States
Securities and Exchange Commission that led to an 18-month prison
sentence in 2003. [http://pacer.pcs.uscourts.gov/cgi-bin/range.pl] In
1989, he founded Hoover Capital Management, Inc., a Boston-based
investment management firm where he was CEO from 1989 to 2002. He also
founded and ran the Chestnut Fund LP.
Biography
Early years
Stevin Hoover was born in 1948 in Franklin, Pennsylvania, (population
7,300) located in Venango County
[http://www.co.venango.pa.us/home/index.htm] in northwestern
Pennsylvania. He lived in Franklin until 1966, when he left for the
Millard School, a preparatory school
[http://www.bandonhistoricalmuseum.org/millard/] located in Bandon,
Oregon.
Education
Hoover attended [http://www.fasd.k12.pa.us/franklinahs/ Franklin Area
High School] in Franklin, Pennsylvania, and the Millard School in
Bandon, Oregon, which prepared him for entering the United States Air
Force Academy, where he was a cadet from 1967 to 1969. He graduated
from the University of Texas at Austin, where he received his BA in
1972 with concentrations in the classics and philosophy [University of
Texas at Austin transcripts (512) 475-7689] . Between 1973 and 1975,
he studied German philosophy and language at the Universitaet Hamburg.
He attended Boston University School of Management, where he received
his MBA in 1990.
Career
Hoover practiced an investment approach best described as
"concentrated value." [THE INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY OF HOOVER CAPITAL
MANAGEMENT, As Expressed In Stevin R. Hoover's MEMOS TO CLIENTS from
May 1988 to January 1996] [WORTH Magazine, March 1998; "Best of the
Best" by Peter Lynch, pp. 66-74] [Wall Street Journal, Wednesday,
March 31, 1999. Heard In New England, "Buffett Dips Into MGI Again,
But Now Some Pros Like His Idea."] [WORTH Magazine, February 1999;
"Peter Lynch & Company" by Peter Lynch, pp. 82-92.] [WORTH Magazine,
April 2000; "14 Hot Stocks From Peter Lynch and Friends" by Peter
Lynch, pp.117-129.] [Securities and Exchange Commission Form ADV,
Hoover Capital Management, Inc] [Company Updates, Hoover Capital
Management Inc., February 1999, 67 pages.]
Before launching Hoover Capital Management in 1989, Hoover spent four
years as a stockbroker in Germany, where he was a registered
representative in the Hamburg, Germany, office of United States stock
brokerage company Bache & Co., known in Germany as Bache Halsey Stuart
Shields Model & Roland GmbH. This was followed by 11 years as a
registered representative in Bache's Boston office. Bache & Co was
acquired by Prudential Financial in 1981 and became known as
Prudential Bache Securities, Inc., later renamed simply Prudential
Securities, Inc. Wachovia acquired Prudential Securities, Inc., in 2003.
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