With the merger agreement near complete, for personal reasons, some of them will not be joining the new company." A US Airways source, who asked not to be identified because the information was not publicly announced, said executives who expect to leave include Executive Vice President of Human Resources Jerry Glass, 51, who helped oversee recent labor negotiations; General Counsel Liz Lanier, who hired the company's bankruptcy lawyers; and Senior Vice President Chris Chiames, 46, who oversees the airline's communication strategy. It is unclear whether US Airways Chief Financial Officer Ron Stanley, 58, will retire, even though the companies have named his America West counterpart as CFO in the new company, the source said. US Airways CEO Bruce Lakefield will be vice chairman of the merged company's board but is not expected to have a day-to-day role.