Continental Airlines Inc.

Henry L. Meyer III is chairman of the board and chief executive officer of KeyCorp. He has been a member of KeyCorp's Board of Directors since 1996. Meyer joined the former Society National Bank (now Key) in 1972, and was given positions of increasing responsibility in the credit and commercial banking departments. In 1984, he transferred to Dayton where he ultimately became president of Society Bank, National Association. Meyer returned to Cleveland in 1987 after being elected executive vice president of Society Corporation and senior executive vice president of Society National Bank, responsible for Society's Retail Banking sector. He was elected vice chairman of the board of Society National Bank in 1989, and was elected its president and chief operating officer in 1990. Meyer was elected chief executive officer of Society National Bank in 1993, and was elected its chairman of the board in 1994. He was elected vice chairman of the board and chief banking officer of Society Corporation in 1991. Meyer was elected senior executive vice president and chief banking officer of the new KeyCorp in 1994, and was elected its chief operating officer in May 1995. He was elected vice chairman of the board of KeyCorp in September 1996, president in May 1997, and chief executive officer in February 2001. Meyer was elected chairman of the board of KeyCorp in May 2001. Meyer received a Bachelor of Arts degree in econometrics from Colgate University in 1972, and a Master of Business Administration degree from Harvard University in 1978. Active in civic and cultural life, Meyer serves on several boards in the greater Cleveland area. He serves as a trustee of the Northeast Ohio Council on Higher Education, and ideastream (WVIZ/PBS and WCPN). He is a board member and immediate past chairman of the board of trustees of United Way of Greater Cleveland, and is a board member and immediate past chairman of the board of trustees of University School. Meyer is chairman of the board of the Greater Cleveland Partnership, and is a board member of University Hospitals Health System, Inc., as well as past chairman of the board of directors of both University Hospitals Health System, Inc. and University Hospitals of Cleveland. He is an immediate past member of the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland, and currently serves on the Federal Advisory Council of the Federal Reserve System. Meyer serves as a director of Continental Airlines, Inc.

Zane Rowe is executive vice president and chief financial officer for Continental Airlines Inc., a position he has held since August 2008. In this role, he is responsible for the airline's overall financial operations including corporate finance, treasury, financial planning, tax, accounting, investor relations, fleet, fuel purchasing, internal audit and risk management. Since joining Continental in 1993, Rowe has held a variety of positions in the carrier's Finance and Marketing departments, including vice president of Financial Planning and Analysis, and, most recently, senior vice president of Network Strategy.

Jim Compton is executive vice president of marketing for Continental Airlines Inc., a position he has held since August 2004. In this role, he is responsible for the company's domestic and international sales, corporate development and alliances, marketing, reservations, network pricing and revenue management, scheduling, and distribution. Prior to this position, Compton was senior vice president of marketing from March 2003 to August 2004. He joined Continental in February 1995 as senior director of pricing. As senior vice president of marketing, Compton was instrumental in launching EliteAccess, which is the airline's priority service for its most valuable customers from their arrival at the airport through baggage claim. During his tenure, sales at continental.com have increased to more than $2.1 billion annually. Before joining Continental, Compton was with the United Parcel Service of America from 1993 to 1995, where he was responsible for system development, business planning, as well as rates for the company's $15 billion domestic and air package delivery business. He was manager of forecasting and revenue analysis for United Airlines from 1984 to 1993. Compton received a bachelors and masters degree in economics from the University of Illinois - Chicago. He lives in Houston with his wife and has two children.

Mark Moran is executive vice president of operations for Continental Airlines Inc., a position he has held since August 2004. In this position, he is responsible for flight operations, inflight, airport services, technical operations, cargo, food services, system operations coordination, and CMI operations. He has held various positions of increasing responsibility within Continental since joining the company in May 1994, his most recent being senior vice president of technical operations and purchasing. Prior to joining Continental, Moran was director of engineering for US Airways. He started his airline career with Boeing Co. in 1979 as a design engineer, where he worked for five years before joining Piedmont Airlines. He is a registered professional engineer and holds his private pilot license. Moran graduated with a bachelor's degree in engineering from Marquette University in 1979. He lives in Houston with his wife and four children.

David Grizzle is tall and imposing, a confident man whom people follow naturally. As senior vice president of corporate development at Continental Airlines, he has an impressive resume of acquisition, mergers, and alliances.

Dena Davidson joined RCS, in January 2002 as Vice President of Client Relations after a distinguished seventeen year career at Continental Airlines. She leverages her hands-on marketing and business management experiences to focus on establishing and building client relationships to increase customer loyalty and customer retention. Additional responsibilities include: establishing and standardizing RCS' business practices; conducting discovery work of government regulations; and managing other information streams for our clients.

David Sterling of San Diego, CA flies race 8, a Lancair legacy that he built. The airplane construction took three years. David was a graduate of PRS 2006 and entered his Legacy that first year. He was successful during his first year finishing in seventh place in the Silver Division. His flying experience ranges from sail planes to Boeing 747's. He is currently a Captain for Continental Airlines and has a about 24,000 hours in his log book. He has been a good addition to the growing list of licensed Sport Class Air Racers.

George became a member in 1979 at Johnson Controls working as a machine operator and a fork lift operator. Served over 13 years as a Shop Steward and was a member of the rank & file negotiations committee. George became an Organizer in 1993 as was selected as Assistant Business Agent/Organizer in 1995. In 1996 he was elected as a full time Business Agent. After being selected as Recording Secretary in 2005 he was elected in 2006. George is the assigned representative for Johnson Controls, Varco Pruden Buildings, Continental Airlines, Vistar Carolinas, Champion Industries and Rinker Materials.

Lisa Gavin graduated from Penn State with a dual degree in German and Business. She worked in the field for about 10 months and did not like it. She has been working for Continental Airlines as an international flight attendant for almost 20 years and still loves it! Lisa travels to Europe, Asia, South America and the Middle East. It has kept her life full and happy. Lisa has also been a licensed pilot for 15 years. Lisa has been married for almost 4 years to Craig and lives outside Orlando, Florida. They have a 22 month old boy named Jordan and a baby due in October. Unfortunately, Lisa will not be able to travel to the reunion as her baby is due too close to the reunion date.

The vice-president, Mike Rafferty, K7PTL, serves as a backup for the president as well as a general good-will embassador for ARMS. Should the president be unable to continue in that capacity, the vice-president would assume that responsibility. Mike was elected vice-president in June, 2003. Mike is a pilot with Continental Airlines, operating out of Newark, New Jersey. Mike is one of the few people who is able to check into the 20-meter ARMS Net while on the job. Often he will check in from 30-some thousand feet as he wings his way across the U.S. With an antenna that high he manages a pretty good signal. Mike and his wife, Mary, make their home in Easton, Pennsylvania, just across the Delaware River from New Jersey.

Originally from MA, Peggy received an Associates degree from Lasell College in Retail-Merchandising. She spent 33 years with Eastern Airlines in New York City, Miami and Charlotte holding positions ranging from flight attendant, ticket counter rep, sales rep, and reservations. After Eastern's demise, she worked for American Express, handling Duke Energy employee's travel for 6 years. Peggy started with Pair-A-Dice in September of 2004. She now mainly escorts the trips but can occasionally be found in the office when needed. Peggy, who is widowed, loves to travel, meet new and interesting people, and she says she has a great social life. She also has a son that followed in his mother's travel industry footsteps and is a Captain with Continental Airlines. She also has 2 great grandsons.

R. Bruce Keiner, Jr. is a senior partner at Crowell & Moring LLP in Washington, D.C., and head of its Aviation Group. He has advised clients on virtually all of the major issues and developments in the aviation industry for more than thirty years. Mr. Keiner has represented numerous large and small airlines and currently serves as Washington regulatory counsel for Continental Airlines and Continental Micronesia and general counsel for the Regional Airline Association. He has served as president and a member of the Board of Trustees of the International Aviation Club of Washington, and he is a member of the Aero Club of Washington and the American Bar Association Forum on Air and Space Law. Mr. Keiner?s community service activities have included serving as president of the Board of Trustees of the Maret School, a private nonsectarian preparatory school in Washington, DC. Mr. Keiner earned his law degree from the University of Virginia Law School, where he was a member of the Editorial Board, Virginia Journal of Internal Law, 1966-67. He earned his Bachelor or Arts from Dickinson College, where he served as President of the Student Senate and President of his fraternity, in 1964. Mr. Keiner is a member of the District of Columbia and Supreme Court bars. He has been recognized as a leading aviation attorney by Chambers USA and the International Who?s Who of Business Lawyers as well as a ?Legal Elite? aviation attorney by Washington SmartCEO Magazine.

Sharone Hogan has been a resident of WSPOA since 1986. She and her husband Robert have been married 21 years. They have two children, Talon (16) and Cuyler (10 ). She enjoys her job as a Flight Attendant for Continental Airlines for the past 23 years. She hopes, as a first time member of the Board to direct energy to improving our beaches and the atmosphere in the community.

For artist Tracie Harris, traversing the friendly skies fuels her flights of fancy. She uses extensive international travel as a flight attendant for Continental Airlines to inspire her art. Tracie is sure to bring her watercolors with her to such locales as South Africa, Prague, Paris or Rome. Tracie grew up in Orange Park, Florida, and started drawing "when I was old enough to hold a crayon." As a visual arts major at Florida State University, Tracie studied faces, attended drawing classes and took an interest in surrealism. She cites Renaissance master Michelangelo and surrealist painter Salvador Dali as influences: her diverse scope of subjects and styles reflect their effect upon her work. Using watercolors on paper, Tracie's style can be described as realism with a whimsical twist. Her subject matter varies from angelic faces and animals to the rich oranges and yellows of rustic fruit. Tracie's work is on display in galleries in Florida, Georgia and North Carolina. Her dream is to own her own business one day.

Retired Chairman, Gannett Co., Inc. Director since May, 1993

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