Lefler, a Wrightsville Beach native, is a local attorney who joined the trustees “to find a meaningful way to become more involved in her community,” a news release stated.
In addition to becoming a trustee, Ryan (left) has served on the Cape Fear Museum board and as treasurer of the Investors Roundtable group. Before moving to Wilmington in 2008, he retired as vice president of community development and community relations from Irwin Financial Corp. in Columbus, Indiana.
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