Foster Armstrong is director of the Urban Design Center of Northeast Ohio, emeritus professor of architecture and environmental design at Kent State University, vice president of the Cleveland Restoration Society, and member of the Sacred Landmarks Research Group. In 1992 he received the Kent State University President's Medal for exemplary leadership in revitalizing several northeastern Ohio cities. He is also an architect and planning consultant.
Richard Klein, assistant professor of urban studies at Cleveland State University, is an urban archeologist, a fellow with the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, the secretary of the Cleveland Restoration Society, and a private preservation consultant.
Cara Armstrong received degrees in architecture and interdisciplinary studies from Miami University and is currently a graduate student in architecture at Columbia University. She is employed by David Young, Architects, in Hudson, Ohio.
Thomas Lewis, photographer, is a member of the Sacred Landmarks Research Group and a professor and former chair of the geopolitical sciences department at Cleveland State University.
Thomas F. Pike, rector of Calvary and St. George's parish in New York City, is national chair of Partners for Sacred Places.
