What You Don't Know About Lew Wood

Title: Executive Vice President, Henry S Miller Brokerage.

What that means: I head the multifamily brokerage department.

Memorable Projects: Statler Hilton Hotel sale, developer of Deep Ellum Lofts, sale of more than 35,000 apartment units.

What you’re known for: Investment brokerage, development, acquisitions, and love a challenge.

Pictured: Wife Sunny, President George H.W. Bush, and Lew at a private apartment above the presidential library.

Hometown: Panama Canal Zone (for those that remember).

Currently Live: Dallas.

School: SMU.

Job in another life: Secretary of Defense.

Person (Living or dead to meet): Teddy Roosevelt.

Greatest fear: NVA Sappers .

Daily Habit: Newspaper and morning coffee with Sunny.

Favorite Music: Roy Orbison, classical music.

Favorite Book: Chesapeake by Michener.

Favorite MovieTom Horn with Steve McQueen.

Favorite Restaurants: Javiers, Al Biernat's, Oishii.

Favorite DFW attraction: White Rock Lake.

Favorite Sports Teams: Cowboys, Mavericks, Stars, Razorbacks.

Bucket List: See the rest of the world.

Family Facts: Seven sisters, two brothers, two daughters, one wife of 40 years.

Favorite vacation spot: Big Bend National Park.

Hobbies: Golfing, hiking, shooting, travel.

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