’02 Melinda (Schumer ’03) & Shane Hoefer, girl, Cecilia, Nov. ’14 ’02 Katie & Ryan McCabe, twin boys, Rowen & Brayd, Nov. ’14 ’02 Summer & Andy Minnich, girl, Kyla, Mar. ’15 ’02 Lindsi & Ben Shanahan, girl, Grace, July ’14 ’03 Megan (Sand ’06) & Charlie Carr, boy, Harrison, May ’15 ’03 Laura & Chuck Griffith, girl, Greta, Apr. ’15 ’03 Katie (Walter ’03) & Brady Jahnke, girl, Claire, Feb. ’15 ’03 Sadie (Vagher ’02) & Joel LaFrance, girl, Ruby, Nov. ’14 ’03 Ashley & Danny McMullen, girl, June, May ’15 ’03 Emily (Mages ’02) & Brennen Rath, girl, Brynlee, Apr. ’13 ’04 Amanda & Matt Bruns, boy, Larson, Oct. ’14 ’04 Karen (Schoenecker ’04) & Brandon Geis, girl, Hadley, Oct. ’14 ’04 Liz (Clifford ’04) & Joe Housman, boy, Benjamin, May ’15 ’04 Ann & Michael Marschel, boy, James, Feb. ’15 ’04 Dana (Lyndgaard ’06) & Kris Schneider, girl, Adeline, May ’15 ’05 Heather & Chris Bell, girl, Kilie, Jan. ’15 ’05 Jessica (Rasmusson ’06) & Jonathan Bruns, boy, Guthrie, Dec. ’14 ’05 Courtney & Ian Carpenter, girl, Noelle, Feb. ’15 ’05 Lauren (Chupita ’05) & Chase Dankers, boy, May ’15 ’05 Patricia (Canik ’05) & Damien Dumonceaux, boy, Fischer, Mar. ’15 ’05 Jaclyn (Pelgrin ’05) & Joseph Henry, girl, Bonnie, Nov. ’14 ’05 Nicole & Josh Kampa, boy, Aaron, Jan. ’15 ’05 Liz (Siebenaler ’05) & Joseph Marinac, girl, Genevieve, Feb. ’15
’05 Melissa & Dan Murphy, boy, Fitzgerald (Fitz), Dec. ’14 ’05 Anne & Mark Reiner, girl, Claire, Apr. ’14 ’05 Rachael & Luke Schumer, boy, Rhett, Feb. ’15 ’06 Kelsey & Matt Milbert, girl, Margot, Apr. ’15 ’06 Jaclyn (Kalkman ’07) & Joe Nelson, boy, Parker, Dec. ’14 ’06 Melissa & JJ Seggelke, girl, Nora, Dec. ’14 ’07 Kristin & Bill Blatzheim, boy, Leo, Aug ’14 ’07 Heather (Laudenbach ’09) & Dustin Kociemba, boy, Hunter, Jan. ’15 ’07 Emily & Joe Kocik, boy, Finley, Sept. ’14 ’07 Kellie (McQuade ’07) & Todd Perry, girl, Eliana, Jan. ’15 ’08 Danielle & Alex Dinnebier, girl, Sarah, Feb. ’15 ’08 Kimberly (Murphy ’08) & Erik Ellingboe, boy, Carter, Dec. ’14 ’08 Kayla & Danny Hansen, boy, Charlie, Dec. ’14 ’08 Anne (Strommen ’08) & Luke Keene, girl, Rosella, Apr. ’15 ’08 Melissa (Viaene ’08) & Dan Nelson, boy, Everett, Jan. ’15 ’08 Natalie (Ulrich ’08) & Dan Petersen, boy, Landon, Dec. ’14 ’08 Sara (Engelbrekt ’10) & Tim Thompson, boy, Teddy, Mar. ’15 ’09 Kym (DeLaRosa ’11) & Preston Allex, boy, Ambrose, Jan. ’15 ’09 Ashley (Studniski ’11) & James Kimeu, boy, Amani, Apr. ’15 ’09 Jessica (Lockner-Kotek ’09) & Conor McKeown, girl, Aislyn, July ’14 ’09 Annie & James Slagle, girl, Hadley, Feb. ’15 ’10 Amy & Johnathan Hohenstein, girl, Grace, Feb. ’15 ’10 Julie (Heinen ’11) & Paul Keane, boy, Evan, Jan. ’15
Michael Howlett ’70 (posthumous) Michael Howlett was an accomplished attorney, popular law professor and a judge in the Circuit Court of Cook County, Illinois. His volunteer contributions included service on the board of the American Refugee Committee, vice chairman of the Illinois Courts Gender Bias Task Force and president of the Illinois Lawyers Assistance Program for drug and alcohol addiction. Howlett was remembered fondly by family, friends, and colleagues following his death from cancer on March 26, 2014. “Mike inspired all of us here in the court by his staunch dedication to demonstrating the three c’s to all litigants and colleagues: courtesy, compassion and competency,” said Chief Judge Timothy Evans. Fr. Michael Tegeder ’70 When Fr. Michael Tegeder explored the Catholic Intellectual Tradition at Saint John’s, he took its message to heart. As a priest in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis for four decades, he has been a devoted pastor, popular preacher and crusader for social justice. Tegeder is well known for speaking out about controversial issues in the Catholic Church and for calling for action from church officials. He is also currently president of the Parks and Trails Council of Minnesota. A Minneapolis Star Tribune story featuring Tegeder’s work in two inner-city Minneapolis parishes states, “his duties include tending to addicts and the destitute and burying suicide and murder victims—sometimes literally.”
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