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Chamberlain High School Legacy Alliance
Thursday, April 23, 2026
Join us at this event filled with nostalgia, friends and recognition as Chamberlain High School proudly welcomes new members into its prestigious Hall of Fame.
With a rich legacy of exceptional alumni, it's time to celebrate and recognize the outstanding achievements of our 2026 class of inductees.
7:00 pm - 8:15 pm Awards Ceremony
8:15- 9:00 pm Reception
Here we will honor Chamberlain graduates who have made an impact.
In addition, the 1962 State Championship Football Team will be celebrated
with Coach Ken Nuznoff!
Hall of Fame Chairperson: Jeri Beatty Thomas '76
2026 CHS Hall of Fame Inductees
Jane Castor
Class of 1977
Jane Castor, the 59th Mayor of Tampa, has served her hometown since 2019 with a focus on building a stronger, more inclusive city for the future. A lifelong Tampa resident, she previously made history as Tampa’s first female Chief of Police, dedicating more than three decades to public safety and community leadership. As mayor, she leads the Transforming Tampa’s Tomorrow initiative, advancing priorities such as infrastructure, housing affordability, transportation, and sustainability.
Jane credits her foundation for leadership and determination to her time at Chamberlain High School, where Title IX opportunities opened the door to a college athletic experience that helped shape her path into public service. At CHS, she was a standout student-athlete, competing in basketball, volleyball, and softball, and was an active member of the C Club—early signs of the teamwork, discipline, and drive that would define her career.
Jane Castor, the 59th Mayor of Tampa, has served her hometown since 2019 with a focus on building a stronger, more inclusive city for the future. A lifelong Tampa resident, she previously made history as Tampa’s first female Chief of Police, dedicating more than three decades to public safety and community leadership. As mayor, she leads the Transforming Tampa’s Tomorrow initiative, advancing priorities such as infrastructure, housing affordability, transportation, and sustainability.
Jane credits her foundation for leadership and determination to her time at Chamberlain High School, where Title IX opportunities opened the door to a college athletic experience that helped shape her path into public service. At CHS, she was a standout student-athlete, competing in basketball, volleyball, and softball, and was an active member of the C Club—early signs of the teamwork, discipline, and drive that would define her career.
Kathy Castor
Class of 1984
Kathy Castor has represented the Tampa Bay area in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2006, serving Florida’s 14th Congressional District. As the first woman elected to represent the region in Congress, she has built a career focused on expanding access to affordable healthcare, advancing clean energy solutions, and strengthening economic opportunity for families across her community.
Her commitment to leadership and service began at Chamberlain High School, where she was deeply involved in campus life. Kathy served in Student Government, chaired the Principal’s Steering Committee, and participated in InterClub Council, Speech Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Kiwanettes, and Pan American Club—early signs of the dedication and collaborative spirit that continue to define her public service.
Public service runs in the family: Kathy’s mother, Betty Castor, is also a proud member of the Chamberlain Hall of Fame, making their story one of lasting impact and leadership rooted in the CHS community.
Kathy Castor has represented the Tampa Bay area in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2006, serving Florida’s 14th Congressional District. As the first woman elected to represent the region in Congress, she has built a career focused on expanding access to affordable healthcare, advancing clean energy solutions, and strengthening economic opportunity for families across her community.
Her commitment to leadership and service began at Chamberlain High School, where she was deeply involved in campus life. Kathy served in Student Government, chaired the Principal’s Steering Committee, and participated in InterClub Council, Speech Club, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Kiwanettes, and Pan American Club—early signs of the dedication and collaborative spirit that continue to define her public service.
Public service runs in the family: Kathy’s mother, Betty Castor, is also a proud member of the Chamberlain Hall of Fame, making their story one of lasting impact and leadership rooted in the CHS community.
Robin Fuson
Class of 1976
Robin Fuson built an extraordinary career defined by excellence in both athletics and the law. After 13 years in professional baseball with the Oakland, Cleveland, Boston, and Seattle organizations, he transitioned from the field to the courtroom, beginning a 17-year legal career with the Office of the State Attorney for Florida’s 13th Judicial Circuit. There, he served as Chief of DUI Prosecution and Chief of the Narcotics Unit, leading complex and high-stakes cases across multiple areas of criminal law.
Throughout his career, Mr. Fuson prosecuted a wide range of serious offenses, including First Degree Murder, RICO, trafficking, kidnapping, organized crime, DUI, and violent crimes. With thousands of criminal cases handled and more than 100 jury trials to his credit, his work reflects a deep commitment to justice, leadership, and public safety.
His drive and discipline were evident early on at Chamberlain High School, where Robin was a member of the Varsity Baseball team, C Club, and Pan American Club—laying the foundation for a lifetime of achievement in both sports and public service.
Robin Fuson built an extraordinary career defined by excellence in both athletics and the law. After 13 years in professional baseball with the Oakland, Cleveland, Boston, and Seattle organizations, he transitioned from the field to the courtroom, beginning a 17-year legal career with the Office of the State Attorney for Florida’s 13th Judicial Circuit. There, he served as Chief of DUI Prosecution and Chief of the Narcotics Unit, leading complex and high-stakes cases across multiple areas of criminal law.
Throughout his career, Mr. Fuson prosecuted a wide range of serious offenses, including First Degree Murder, RICO, trafficking, kidnapping, organized crime, DUI, and violent crimes. With thousands of criminal cases handled and more than 100 jury trials to his credit, his work reflects a deep commitment to justice, leadership, and public safety.
His drive and discipline were evident early on at Chamberlain High School, where Robin was a member of the Varsity Baseball team, C Club, and Pan American Club—laying the foundation for a lifetime of achievement in both sports and public service.
Adam Goldstein
Class of 1997
Adam Goldstein is an innovative entrepreneur and business leader at the forefront of next-generation aviation. He is the Founder of Archer Aviation, a pioneering electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft company that went public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: ACHR) in 2021. Adam has served as Archer’s Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board since 2018, leading the company’s mission to transform urban mobility through sustainable air travel.
Prior to Archer, Adam founded and led Vettery, a technology-driven talent marketplace whose clients included major companies such as Amazon, eBay, and JPMorgan. Built with less than $10 million in funding, Vettery was acquired by the Adecco Group for over $100 million—an achievement that highlights Adam’s strategic vision and leadership. Earlier in his career, he held leadership roles within prominent financial institutions, building a strong foundation in business and innovation.
His drive for excellence began at Chamberlain High School, where Adam was deeply involved in both academics and the arts. He performed in Jazz, Tri-State, and Marching Bands, served as Vice President of Beta Club, and was active in National Honor Society, Social Studies Club, and Mu Alpha Theta—early reflections of the discipline, creativity, and leadership that continue to define his success.
Adam Goldstein is an innovative entrepreneur and business leader at the forefront of next-generation aviation. He is the Founder of Archer Aviation, a pioneering electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) aircraft company that went public on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: ACHR) in 2021. Adam has served as Archer’s Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board since 2018, leading the company’s mission to transform urban mobility through sustainable air travel.
Prior to Archer, Adam founded and led Vettery, a technology-driven talent marketplace whose clients included major companies such as Amazon, eBay, and JPMorgan. Built with less than $10 million in funding, Vettery was acquired by the Adecco Group for over $100 million—an achievement that highlights Adam’s strategic vision and leadership. Earlier in his career, he held leadership roles within prominent financial institutions, building a strong foundation in business and innovation.
His drive for excellence began at Chamberlain High School, where Adam was deeply involved in both academics and the arts. He performed in Jazz, Tri-State, and Marching Bands, served as Vice President of Beta Club, and was active in National Honor Society, Social Studies Club, and Mu Alpha Theta—early reflections of the discipline, creativity, and leadership that continue to define his success.
Brad Holmes
Class of 1997
Brad Holmes has built one of the most respected careers in professional football leadership. He currently serves as Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Detroit Lions, guiding the franchise with a vision centered on culture, character, and long-term success. Prior to joining Detroit, Holmes spent 17 years with the St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams in a variety of executive roles, developing a reputation for talent evaluation and team building. His impact on the league has been widely recognized, earning him Pro Football Writers of America Executive of the Year honors in both 2023 and 2024.
His leadership journey began at Chamberlain High School, where Brad was voted Highest Chief and excelled as a multi-sport student-athlete in Varsity Football and Track. He was also active in Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and African American Mentors—early examples of the character, service, and discipline that continue to define his path.
Committed to giving back, Brad founded the Brad Beyond Ball charity, which mentors Chamberlain football athletes and helps guide them toward meaningful success after graduation. With plans to expand the program to Detroit and beyond, he continues to invest in the next generation both on and off the field.
Brad Holmes has built one of the most respected careers in professional football leadership. He currently serves as Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Detroit Lions, guiding the franchise with a vision centered on culture, character, and long-term success. Prior to joining Detroit, Holmes spent 17 years with the St. Louis/Los Angeles Rams in a variety of executive roles, developing a reputation for talent evaluation and team building. His impact on the league has been widely recognized, earning him Pro Football Writers of America Executive of the Year honors in both 2023 and 2024.
His leadership journey began at Chamberlain High School, where Brad was voted Highest Chief and excelled as a multi-sport student-athlete in Varsity Football and Track. He was also active in Key Club, Mu Alpha Theta, and African American Mentors—early examples of the character, service, and discipline that continue to define his path.
Committed to giving back, Brad founded the Brad Beyond Ball charity, which mentors Chamberlain football athletes and helps guide them toward meaningful success after graduation. With plans to expand the program to Detroit and beyond, he continues to invest in the next generation both on and off the field.
Rhea Law
Class of 1967
Rhea Law serves as the eighth President of the University of South Florida, a role she assumed in 2022 after first leading the university as interim president beginning in 2021. A proud fifth-generation Floridian, she is widely respected for her leadership across corporate, public policy, civic, and charitable arenas, as well as her deep commitment to the success of students and the state of Florida.
The first USF graduate to become president of the university, Law’s journey reflects determination and dedication. She earned her undergraduate degree in management from USF while working as a research project administrator in the Office of Sponsored Research, later going on to receive her law degree from Stetson University College of Law. Her career and service reflect a lifelong investment in education, leadership, and community.
Her foundation was built at Chamberlain High School, where Rhea was active in the Concert Chorus, Girls Chorus, and Civinettes—early signs of the engagement, discipline, and heart for service that continue to define her leadership today.
Rhea Law serves as the eighth President of the University of South Florida, a role she assumed in 2022 after first leading the university as interim president beginning in 2021. A proud fifth-generation Floridian, she is widely respected for her leadership across corporate, public policy, civic, and charitable arenas, as well as her deep commitment to the success of students and the state of Florida.
The first USF graduate to become president of the university, Law’s journey reflects determination and dedication. She earned her undergraduate degree in management from USF while working as a research project administrator in the Office of Sponsored Research, later going on to receive her law degree from Stetson University College of Law. Her career and service reflect a lifelong investment in education, leadership, and community.
Her foundation was built at Chamberlain High School, where Rhea was active in the Concert Chorus, Girls Chorus, and Civinettes—early signs of the engagement, discipline, and heart for service that continue to define her leadership today.
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Past CHS Hall of Fame Inductees
"Big" John Adcock
Faculty - Athletics
School
Big John was Chamberlain's first head football coach in 1956. He led the Chiefs to an unofficial state title in 1960. During Coach's tenure he was instrumental in building the bleachers around the football field.
Community
John Adcock is an alumnus of Auburn University where he is an active booster. He is founder of Adcock Insurance and a member of numerous boards throughtout Tampa Bay.
School
Big John was Chamberlain's first head football coach in 1956. He led the Chiefs to an unofficial state title in 1960. During Coach's tenure he was instrumental in building the bleachers around the football field.
Community
John Adcock is an alumnus of Auburn University where he is an active booster. He is founder of Adcock Insurance and a member of numerous boards throughtout Tampa Bay.
Betty Castor
Community
School
Betty Castor was a member of Chamberlain's PTSA from 1981-1987 when her children attended Chamberlain. She was one of the driving forces to make Chamberlain the first Model Technology Schools in the state of Florida.
Community
Betty Castor is a former teacher who is the President of the University of South Florida. She is a former member of the City Council and the Commissioner of Education for the State of Florida.
School
Betty Castor was a member of Chamberlain's PTSA from 1981-1987 when her children attended Chamberlain. She was one of the driving forces to make Chamberlain the first Model Technology Schools in the state of Florida.
Community
Betty Castor is a former teacher who is the President of the University of South Florida. She is a former member of the City Council and the Commissioner of Education for the State of Florida.
Jim Copeland
Faculty - Chorus
School
James C. Copeland was Chamberlain's choral director from 1958-1982. He led Chamberlain's vocal groups to 21 consecutive "superior" ratings at State Vocal Festival. His groups performed at the White House for President Carter a the Inauguration Ball for Governor Bob Graham and in 1980 with Barry Manilow.
Community
Under James Copeland's leadership as the HIllsborough County Supervisor of Secondary Music he implemented a district wide orchestra program. He served on the Florida Orchestra Education Committee and the Advisory Board of the Tampa Bay Youth Orchestra.
School
James C. Copeland was Chamberlain's choral director from 1958-1982. He led Chamberlain's vocal groups to 21 consecutive "superior" ratings at State Vocal Festival. His groups performed at the White House for President Carter a the Inauguration Ball for Governor Bob Graham and in 1980 with Barry Manilow.
Community
Under James Copeland's leadership as the HIllsborough County Supervisor of Secondary Music he implemented a district wide orchestra program. He served on the Florida Orchestra Education Committee and the Advisory Board of the Tampa Bay Youth Orchestra.
Glenn Goodman '80
Alumnus
School
Glenn Goodman was the first state wrestling champion for Chamberlain. He is the only four time undefeated high school wrestling champion in the history of Florida. Glenn earned All-American honors while at Chamberlain.
Community
Glenn Goodman was a Pan American games champion in 1991, a Maccabiah games champion, and a member of the USA World Teams. He has started a wrestling camp within the state where past Florida wrestlers train current Florida wrestlers. He has coached at the high school and college level in the sport of wrestling.
School
Glenn Goodman was the first state wrestling champion for Chamberlain. He is the only four time undefeated high school wrestling champion in the history of Florida. Glenn earned All-American honors while at Chamberlain.
Community
Glenn Goodman was a Pan American games champion in 1991, a Maccabiah games champion, and a member of the USA World Teams. He has started a wrestling camp within the state where past Florida wrestlers train current Florida wrestlers. He has coached at the high school and college level in the sport of wrestling.
Ben Hill '59
Alumnus
School
Ben Hill was President of the Student Council and the Class Salutatorian. He won the Tom McAnn Award as Hillsborough County Outstanding Scholar Athlete for 1958. He lettered three times in football and basketball and was Captain of the football squad in 1958.
Community
Ben Hill served in the army as a Captain. He is a Board Certified Trial Lawyer. He has served as President of the Florida Bar, Kiwanis Club of Tampa, President of the Hillsborough County Bar Association and Board of Fellows of the University of Tampa. In 1974, he was the "Outstanding Young Man in Tampa." In 1979, he was recognized as Florida's Lawyer of the Year.
School
Ben Hill was President of the Student Council and the Class Salutatorian. He won the Tom McAnn Award as Hillsborough County Outstanding Scholar Athlete for 1958. He lettered three times in football and basketball and was Captain of the football squad in 1958.
Community
Ben Hill served in the army as a Captain. He is a Board Certified Trial Lawyer. He has served as President of the Florida Bar, Kiwanis Club of Tampa, President of the Hillsborough County Bar Association and Board of Fellows of the University of Tampa. In 1974, he was the "Outstanding Young Man in Tampa." In 1979, he was recognized as Florida's Lawyer of the Year.
Bob Price
Faculty - Band
School
Robert "Bob" Price was Chamberlain's first band director from 1956-1980. He set the standard for marching bands in the state. He helped compose the school's alma mater.
Community
Robert "Bob" Price influenced hundreds of students to pursue music as a course of study. He was an influential and dedicated educator and musician.
School
Robert "Bob" Price was Chamberlain's first band director from 1956-1980. He set the standard for marching bands in the state. He helped compose the school's alma mater.
Community
Robert "Bob" Price influenced hundreds of students to pursue music as a course of study. He was an influential and dedicated educator and musician.
Roy Wilcox '59
Alumnus
School
Roy Wilcox was the Junior and Senior Class President. He was Chamberlain's first Highest Chief. He lettered in football, basketball and baseball for three years, earning All State honors in each.
Community
Roy Wilcox is a member of the Rotary Club of Tampa and has received the Rotary International Paul Harris Fellow Award. He served on the Board of the Hall of Fame Bowl Association, Pro-Athletes for Christ, The Carrollwood Area Business Association and the Krewe of Venus. He is a licensed real estate broker and was owner of DeWitt Advertising.
School
Roy Wilcox was the Junior and Senior Class President. He was Chamberlain's first Highest Chief. He lettered in football, basketball and baseball for three years, earning All State honors in each.
Community
Roy Wilcox is a member of the Rotary Club of Tampa and has received the Rotary International Paul Harris Fellow Award. He served on the Board of the Hall of Fame Bowl Association, Pro-Athletes for Christ, The Carrollwood Area Business Association and the Krewe of Venus. He is a licensed real estate broker and was owner of DeWitt Advertising.
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