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| Executive Committee Members Mary Harvey Ed and Marsha Droste Joe Burdette Julie Shannon Bill Swisher Bob Passwaters Suzy Circle Leah Ramker Jackie Edgington Bob Handley Yvonne Posey Leslie Schipani- Anderson Steering Committee Members Scott Andringa Brian Aungst Rob Bauer Ernestine Bean Beverly Billiris Bruce Bokor Joe Burdette Aaron Cohn Gary Conners William Crown Jodie Cunningham Holly Duncan Ron & Ann Duncan Fred Fisher Doug Graska Lucy Grinnell Bob "Gator" Handley Lindsay Hardee Bill Maher Judy Mitchell Pam Muma Ron Petrini Kim Roberts David Ruppel Karen Seel Covington Sharp Gary Skinner Laverne Smith Richard Spayde Susan Stern Dan Walker Gregory Wright Become a member Contact Pinellas Partners today! Our Mission |
One of “Moffitt Pinellas Partners’ own,” Robert M. “Gator” Handley, has been honored
with induction into the inaugural class of distinguished graduates of the Department of
Electrical and Computer Engineering of the University of Florida.
The inaugural class was inducted Nov. 6 in Gainesville at the celebration of the
department's 100th anniversary.
To be eligible for consideration, the nominee must
have graduated from UF's Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at least a decade
ago and have made a national contribution in his or her field. This can be in any of the areas
where ECE alumni are active, including industry, entrepreneurship, government, academia
and scholarship.
Following his graduation in 1962, Gator Handley took an engineering position with Hughes
Aircraft in California where he held various engineering and program management positions.
While working in the aerospace industry, he earned his master’s degree in electrical
engineering from the University of Southern California.
He later held several leadership positions with Allied-Signal (now known as Honeywell
International) before retiring to his native Clearwater in 1998. He is a member of the
Engineering Advisory Council and also serves on the Electrical & Computer Engineering
Advisory Board.
Gator Handley has been a member of the Moffitt Pinellas Partners Steering Committee
since 2007 and joined its Executive Committee in 2009.
with induction into the inaugural class of distinguished graduates of the Department of
Electrical and Computer Engineering of the University of Florida.
The inaugural class was inducted Nov. 6 in Gainesville at the celebration of the
department's 100th anniversary.
To be eligible for consideration, the nominee must
have graduated from UF's Electrical & Computer Engineering Department at least a decade
ago and have made a national contribution in his or her field. This can be in any of the areas
where ECE alumni are active, including industry, entrepreneurship, government, academia
and scholarship.
Following his graduation in 1962, Gator Handley took an engineering position with Hughes
Aircraft in California where he held various engineering and program management positions.
While working in the aerospace industry, he earned his master’s degree in electrical
engineering from the University of Southern California.
He later held several leadership positions with Allied-Signal (now known as Honeywell
International) before retiring to his native Clearwater in 1998. He is a member of the
Engineering Advisory Council and also serves on the Electrical & Computer Engineering
Advisory Board.
Gator Handley has been a member of the Moffitt Pinellas Partners Steering Committee
since 2007 and joined its Executive Committee in 2009.