Executive Committee

The Old Dominion Citizens Association’s (ODCA) Executive Committee is composed of all ODCA Officers as well as the most recent Past President and the NCAC (Neighborhood Conservation Advisory Committee) representative. The Committee acts as the principal governing board of the Association between the regular membership meetings. This group also helps the President to ensure that the best interests of the Association are well represented before Arlington County.

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Mike Iger,
President

I’m really excited to be part of the Old Dominion Citizens Association (ODCA). My family and I have lived in this neighborhood since 2010. We have two daughters in Arlington public schools, an adorable dog named Winnie, and we couldn’t be happier to be a part of this community. The ODCA is a great way to bring our neighborhood together and I’m looking forward to working with the other officers and all of our members to keep improving our neighborhood for everyone.

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Richard Lolich,
Vice President

I’ve lived in the Old Dominion neighborhood with my family for more than 30 years. During that time, I have seen many changes including improved sidewalks and streets, an increase in the number of families with school age children, and a genuine commitment to the neighborhood and its heritage. I am proud to serve as ODCA’s Vice President!

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Barney Maloney,
Treasurer

Born in DC, raised in Virginia; I graduated from Wakefield High School in Arlington, then the Naval Academy. Retired from the Navy in 1986 then Lockheed Martin, Aegis shipbuilding program in 2015. Nancy and I have owned our house at the corner of Wakefield St and 23rd St for 30 years. We have three adult children: two daughters one in Hopewell, VA and the other in Falls Church, Fairfax Co. who teaches at Yorktown HS (which she graduated from), and our one son, a Navy doctor living in Pensacola, FL with his family.

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Mark Teel,
Social Media Coordinator

My family and I moved to the Old Dominion neighborhood in July 2015, after spending two years in Seoul, Korea with the US military. We the exception of multiple overseas military tours, my wife and I have lived in Arlington since the late 1990s including stops in Rosslyn, Crystal City and Courthouse, before moving to the Old Dominion neighborhood. We love the neighborhood community that Old Dominion provides, in addition to easy access to a broad range of historical and cultural activities throughout Virginia and DC. With two kids attending Discovery Elementary school, we hope to spend the foreseeable future right here.

Eric Malpeli,
Director of Communications

I grew up in Northern Virginia and I have lived in Arlington for more than a decade. My wife and I moved to the Old Dominion neighborhood in 2018 and look forward to raising our young son in the community. We love living in a quiet neighborhood just a short walk from the restaurants and shops along Langston Boulevard and having easy access to all that the region has to offer. I am excited to have the opportunity to serve on the ODCA’s executive committee and to get to know more neighbors.

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Virginia Smith,
Recording Secretary

I moved to this area in 2018 and live here with my partner, Jim, and our two pets: a regal black cat and an ornery white Westie. The things I most appreciate about our neighborhood are the bright colors of spring and summer gardens, the loud happy hour songs of treetop birds, and unexpected sightings of sneaky urban foxes. ODCA is a treasure trove of delights!

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Jacki Wilson,
NCAC Representative

(Neighborhood Conservation
Advisory Committee)

I moved to Arlington in 2007 with my husband Mike, our three children and numerous pets. We are both retired from military service that same year and decided to move from Maryland to reduce our commute and improve our quality of life. We also wanted a home with character, the best public schools we could find, and to be no more than 30 minutes from Mike’s parents and siblings in Springfield, Oakton and Sterling. We feel so fortunate to live in our 1922 Foursquare, our Old Dominion neighborhood, and Arlington!

Past Presidents

We are thankful to our past Presidents for their years of service.

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Mike Hogan

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Richard Lolich

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Mike Conyngham