X-Message-Number: 10009 Date: Wed, 8 Jul 1998 00:45:00 -0400 From: "Stephen W. Bridge" <> Subject: New Alcor Directors To CryoNet From Steve Bridge Chairman of the Board Alcor Life Extension Foundation *New Alcor Directors* Other work has gotten in the way of this; but I wanted to belatedly announce that Alcor Foundation has added two Directors recently, to bring us up to our normal complement of nine. Ralph Merkle, PhD. is a nanotech researcher at Xerox PARC. He was Chair of the Fourth and Fifth Conferences on Nanotechnology. He got his Ph.D. from Stanford University, where he co-invented public key cryptography. Derek Ryan was Alcor's Membership Administrator from 1992-1995. He has participated in several Alcor suspensions and was the editor of Alcor's "Phoenix" newsletter for several years. Derek is currently a Web Developer at Hewlett Packard and is the Webmaster for the Extropy Institute. In addition to their heavy Alcor involvement in many activities over the past several years, Ralph and Derek were elected to Alcor's Board because they are thoughtful people who have given us valuable advice during the past year as official "Advisors" to the Board of Directors. Alcor's other Directors are Hugh Hixon, Dave Pizer, Michael Riskin, Linda Chamberlain, Carlos Mondragon, Mark Voelker, and myself. * New Patient Care Trustee * When Thomas Donaldson moved to Australia earlier this year, we needed to fill his position on Alcor's Patient Care Trust Board. This is the group of five Alcor members which jointly acts a Trustee for the funds invested for the care of Alcor's suspended patients. The new Trustee is long-time Alcor member, David Brandt-Erichsen. He has been elected to a five-year term on the Trust Board. David is a former microbiologist who is currently involved in the effort to gain the right to Physician-assisted suicide, as readers of CryoNet will know. David was also the Treasurer of the L-5 Society/National Space Society for many years. The other Trust Board members are Gary Meade, Warren Robertson, Carlos Mondragon, and Robert Schwarz. Steve Bridge Rate This Message: http://www.cryonet.org/cgi-bin/rate.cgi?msg=10009