President and
Lord of the Manor of Wingfield
Suffolk, England
Wingfield Hughes
CURRENT
POSITION:
President, Forrester-Smith, Division of Geiger
INDUSTRY RELATED
ACTIVITIES:
PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION OF FLORIDA
Board of Directors, 1987-1989
President, 1988-1989
Board of Directors, 2004 to Present
President, 2007
PROMOTIONAL PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION INTERNATIONAL
Government & Legal Affairs Committee, 1985-1988
Marketing Information and Research Committee, 1990-1992
Leadership Advisory Committee Chairman, 1996-1997
Strategic Planning Committee Chairman, 1997-1998
Board of Directors, 1993-1998
Chairman of the Board, 1996-1997
Government Relations Committee Chairman, 2002-2005
PPEF Foundation Board of Directors, 2004-Present
AWARDS AND
CERTIFICATIONS:
Certified Advertising Specialist, 1993
Master Advertising Specialist, 1995
PPAI 2003 Distinguished Service Award
2003 Marvin Spike/ASI Professional Achievement Award
COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES
AND AWARDS:
Board of Directors, Bank of Florida, Tampa Bay
Board of Directors, Tampa Port Ministries
Board of Directors, Somebody Cares Tampa Bay
Past Advisory Board member, Center for Ethics,
University of Tampa
rotary (Past Board member & Paul Harris Fellow)
Past Trustee, Bloomingdale Special Taxing District
Baden-Powell Fellow, Presented by King of Sweden
Numerous other Community Activities
EDUCATION:
University of Virginia, B.A.
PERSONAL:
Married to wife, Dorothy, for over 40 years
4 Children
8 Grandchildren
Elder, South Bay Community Church
Vice - President
Roland Haden
Secretary
Zella Morrow
Zella Thompson Morrow, daughter of Alfred Hubble and Evelyn E. (Wingfield) Thompson, was born near Davison, Michigan and attended most of her elementary school years in the two-roomed country school across the road from the Thompson home, and the one-roomed Red School down the road. Her father ran a produce farm by day and worked in the Fisher Body Plant #1 in Flint by night. By the time Zella was in 2nd grade, the family had grown to include six girls and one boy.
Zella graduated from Davison High School in June 1953. She says that her greatest successes during her school years at DHS were her acting debut as Ernestine in the DHS production of “Cheaper by the Dozen,” being voted the DAR Good Citizen, and surviving Public Speaking Class.
Shortly before graduation she applied for and secured a job as a telephone operator at the local Telephone Company. She attended Flint Jr. College while working afternoons and evenings. From Flint Jr. College, she transferred to Eastern Michigan College, graduating in Education in June 1958. While at Eastern Michigan College, she met and married Ralph Morrow in 1956. She applied for and accepted a teaching position near Gainesville, Florida, and Ralph took graduate studies while working for the University Housing Department.
Zella and Ralph lived in and near Gainesville 15 years and Zella taught 6 of those years.
Their four daughters, Nila, Holly, Sharon and Ginger were all born in Gainesville, between 1961 and 1970. Zella also went to graduate school finishing a Masters of Education and certification in Library Science in 1966. In 1971, the family moved from Gainesville, Florida to Salem, Oregon, where Ralph had accepted a position with the State Department of Corrections.
Zella taught 22 years in Salem Public Schools, retiring July 1993. Ralph had retired a couple of years earlier. The girls attended Brigham Young University, married and settled in Utah Valley, so when Zella retired in 1993, she and Ralph moved to Orem, Utah to be near their children, 15 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
Treasurer
John Dyson
Wingfield
International Vice President
Jocelyn Wingfield
WINGFIELD, Jocelyn R. Of Norfolk, UK, b.1937, m. 1968 Sara ffolkes, 2 daughters. Educated at Eton College, German Defense College & INSEAD European Business School. Infantry Officer (1956-78) in British, Malaysian & Abu Dhabi Armies, incl. HQ AFCENT (NATO), to major; Executive Search Consultant covering Middle East (1978-82); Dep. Director Latin America, Middle East, Pacific, for Save the Children (1982-92); English Teacher (TEFL) for Business High Fliers (1992-Date). Speaks French, German, Malay, Iban & Arabic. Author of “Virginia’s True Founder, Edward-Maria Wingfield & His Times” [WFS, Athens, GA, 1993] & 5 Wingfield Family Links books [WFS, USA, 1992-2000]. Guest Speaker May 2000 at the Jamestown Society. WFS Historian Director (1987-), WFS International Vice-President (2000-).