Ruh, Thomas Paul Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Thomas Paul Ruh, dedicated son and servant of God, passed away at 46, on Monday, March 8, 2021.
Thomas was born to parents Elizabeth Conaway Ruh and Albert Ruh on April 25, 1974, in Blairstown, New Jersey. He received his Masters in Business Administration from University of West Georgia. Thomas taught middle school in Jackson, Tn. Afterward, he returned to Chattanooga, to take care of his mother. Since returning to Chattanooga, Thomas discovered Our Lady of Perpetual Help and had served as an active member since 2011.
Thomas loved trains, history, travel, and his cats. He could recount the history of any period in the most interesting and entertaining way. He had a vast knowledge of trains and their history. Periodically he took adventures. He traveled far and wide. One of his favorite places was Quebec. While there he was able to practice his French, of which he was fluent. Thomas was also a most dedicated pet owner, even o
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Byron Wright is the Executive Director, Creative, Atlanta at BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.). He is responsible for identifying, signing, and developing new talent while also maintaining relationships with existing affiliates, publishers, and administrators. Based out of BMI’s Atlanta office, he reports to Vice President of Creative, Atlanta, Catherine Brewton.
Wright most recently was a Senior Director of A&R at Epic Records, where he oversaw the career development of artists such as Kodie Shane and ADÉ. Prior to joining Epic, he was appointed Director of A&R at Warner/Chappell Music Publishing and signed DJ Durel, rapper Shy Glizzy and songwriter/producer K-Major. He previously spent ten years at BMI, joining in 2006 as an Associate Director before rising to a Senior Director. Wright was instrumental in producing BMI’s signature events, such as the popular “How I Wrote That Song” panels and the R&B/Hip-Hop Awards where iconic talent such as LA Reid, Babyfac