Steven Lindsay moved to Atlanta in 2013 with his wife (Christine) and three boys (Dante, Nelson and Amadeus) after five years in London, exploring Europe and losing his suntan. Prior to that he lived in Melbourne, Australia, where he worked as a professional musician and educator. Steve became involved with UHNA after having certified his yard as a Wildlife Habitat and helping out at community workdays. His current project (outside of UHNA) is continuing to develop the family’s 1/3-acre slope into a Peripatetic Permaculture Paradise, which is now producing strawberries, blackberries, muscadine, peach, nectarine, pear, apple and paw paw!

Beau Grant moved into Underwood Hills in 1999 and bought his home back in 2002. He is a sixth generation native Atlantan, but has lived in Augusta; New Orleans; Park City, UT; St. Martin, NA; and Strasbourg, France. In a prior life, he was a systems engineer deploying outsourced data center installation for clients. Beau has been actively in the Commercial Real Estate industry since 2001. He is very interested in Animal Welfare issues and founded a Facebook fan page, SE Pet Rescue Railroad (@SEPRR) to help pet rescues coordinate with each other to pull homeless pets from shelters in fostering or adoptions. He has also done some work in commercial PV solar installations, political consulting and was even a professor for a few years at a local college. In his spare time, Beau likes hitting the gym at the YMCA, riding his motorcycle and occasionally traveling wherever.

Steve Whitlock has lived in Underwood Hills for over 20 years. He lives on Harper Street with his wife Debbie, three kids (Charlie, Pete and Abby), two dogs and a cat.  Steve earned Bachelor of Industrial Engineering and Masters of Science in Operations Research degrees from Georgia Tech. He currently works for S3RUS providing crew planning optimization software for the airline industry. Steve enjoys bowling and following Tech sports and the Braves. You might see him out at night walking his dog Oscar on Ridgeway and Springer.

A​n area native and City of Atlanta resident for nearly 20 years, Ben Hudgins has developed a true appreciation for urban living. He lives on Mantissa Street with his wife, Kristen, and their two sons, Miles and Henry. Having welcomed two children since moving to Underwood Hills in 2013, the Hudgins are contributing members of the kid zone. Ben earned a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and Master of Architecture degree from Georgia Tech. He is a principal of Brock Hudgins Architects, where he specializes in urban design and mixed-used developments. His extensive knowledge of the City of Atlanta zoning regulations and processes has resulted in dozens of successful projects in town, while helping him better serve and protect the Underwood Hills community.

Eva Nason was born in 1940 of a North Georgia farmer mom and an Ohio traveling-man dad who came to Atlanta to teach a WPA class. She has mostly lived at 1743 and 1747 Harper St., homes her mom and her mom’s mom bought in 1945, with large side lots to farm, dirt streets and no sewer. For grades 1–7, Eva walked to E.P. Howell Elementary (where Kroger is now), then attended O’Keefe High and took a B.A. at Emory in languages, wanting to travel. Lots of jobs and three years of teaching allowed her to live in Germany, Ireland, Denver, NH and NY, with month-long travels over the U.S. and Canada camping in a VW Vanagon. At 36, she married an Albuquerque man she met while working at Emory, and they raised a daughter and son at renovated 1743 Harper, with the children attending E. Rivers and N. Atlanta High to go on to U. of Chicago and Indiana U. With the working-class residential area along Defoor and Bellemeade in steep decline thru the 1960s and early 1970s, Eva argued against re-zoning property along her mom’s back line for industrial use. That began well more than a decade of constant non-residential zoning applications she would oppose. Soon after the first re-zoning case, she gathered seven neighbors on the large front porch at 1743 Harper, and they established a neighborhood organization for the area they somewhat later named Underwood Hills. Many of the zoning cases Eva argued were for properties along Bellemeade, until finally Berkeley Park established its own organization and broke away from Underwood Hills. In these later years, with her husband now deceased, Eva has concentrated on maintaining her property as best she can, continuing UH involvement and working on an “intellectual” endeavor still underway. It is her hope that eventually her property will contribute to Atlanta’s green space rather than to its now very expensive housing stock, but if not not green space, then at least to truly affordable housing with lots of valued trees and greenery.

Jamie Hargather and his wife (Molly) moved to Underwood Hills in 2009. They live on Volberg Street with their four kids (Hammond, Delle, Luke and Mills). He is a Partner at Wilson, Hull & Neal Real Estate. His extensive knowledge of the commercial real estate market in the city and specifically in the Westside allow him to serve the Underwood Hills Community.​

In addition to Playgroup, Shane organizes  the annual UHNA Halloween and Easter events.