Terry Tyrrell Guedri

Background

Guedri, Terry Tyrrell was born on March 31, 1954 in Roanoke, Virginia, United States. Daughter of William Morris Tyrrell and Marjorie Elizabeth (Andrews) Russell.

Education

Bachelor of Science, University of Virginia, 1975.

Career

Genetics researcher, Medical College Virginia, Richmond, 1985-1987; teacher biology and chemistry, Chesterfield County Schools, Midlothian, Virginia, since 1987; crises mediation counselor, technical trainer, Chesterfield County Schools, Midlothian, Virginia, since 1992; technical consultant, Chesterfield County Schools, Midlothian, Virginia, since 1993; head coach girls' and boys' tennis, Chesterfield County Schools, Midlothian, since 1994; instructor, academic computing specialist, Wake Forest U. School Medicine, since 1998. Writer, consultant Development Skills Institute, University of Virginia, Charlottesville, 1986-1987. Middle school science ambassador to China, Doctor of Divinity Eisenhower Foundation, 1993.

Curator Virginia's Public Education Network, since 1993. Technical instructor WCVE Public television, since 1994. Consultant National Teacher Training Institute.

Achievements

• Terry Tyrrell Guedri has been listed as a noteworthy educational consultant, education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

District chairman Richmond Republican Committee, 1978-1980. Member Chesterfield County Planning Commission, 1980. Member USTA, USPTR (teaching pro), Virginia Society for Technology in Education (Executive Board since 1996, certified trainer, mentor), Alpha Delta Kappa (chaplain 1994-1995).

Connections

Married Joseph Bernard Guedri III, July 14, 1973. Children: Jenny, Beth.

Father:

William Morris Tyrrell Russell

Mother:

Marjorie Elizabeth (Andrews) Russell

Spouse:

Joseph Bernard Guedri III

child:

Beth Guedri

child:

Jenny Guedri