The Woodward Alumni Hall of Fame Association
David F. Wynn Inducted 1995 - Class of 1943
Professional accomplishments
* Current chairperson of the operations committee and secretary of the Board of Directors of the
newly created Boys and Girls Clubs of St. Lucie County, Florida
* Completing third year as director of the Drop-out Prevention Program of the Big Brothers/Big
Sisters of St. Lucie County
* Current member of the Advisory Board of The Center for Youth Development of the Academy for
Educational Development , Washington, D.C.
* Retired in 1988 as a member of the national staff of Boys Clubs of America. Became known as the
"dean" of program development. His extraordinary leadership, outstanding performance,
professionalism and creativity have had a profound impact on millions of the nation's
disadvantaged youth.
* Executive director of the fund for the Advancement of Camping, a national research and program
development organization based in Chicago, from 1975 to 1977
* Assistant, associate and director of program services for Boys Clubs of America from 1961 to 1975
* Executive director of Shadyside Boys Club in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, from 1954 to 1961
* Program Director for the Boys Club of Atlanta, Georgia, from 1951 to 1954
* Actively involved in the creation of The National Association of Keystone Clubs, a citizenship and leadership development
program
* Created National Fine Arts Exhibit Program, Discovery Reading Program and The National Association Torch Clubs Personal
achievements
* Certified Boys Club professional
* Attended graduate school at New York University for Boys Club administration
* Bachelor of Arts, the University of Toledo
* US Coast Guard during World War II
Greatest crossroad
"AII together, I spent five Summers at Camp Big Silver and based on that experience, and the example of Homer Hanham, I decided to make Boys Club work my career. Homer and I remained friends throughout his life time."
Family ties
* Married to Linda for six years
* Four children, Rachel, Chris, Becky and Matt from first marriage
* Five grandchildren