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Marshall Pierson III ’63 conducts ongoing research of the Messianic promises contained in the Septuagint, including how Jesus and his first generation followers used the Septuagint to prove that only Jesus of Nazareth could be Messiah. He plans to produce and add more articles each year. Learn more at theseptuagint.info.

Ed Mikula ’83 celebrated 37 years as a soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve on Jan. 6, and was promoted to the rank of Colonel on July 31, 2020.

Tona Boyd ’99 was appointed special counsel and special assistant to the President in the White House Counsel's Office in January. Boyd offered the 65th Annual Commencement speech.

Joseph Di Lullo ’99 was inducted into the InfoCision Management Corporation Hall of Fame in December 2020.

2000s

Matthew ’03 and Rebecca (Mayors ’06) Considine

welcomed their daughter and future Hoban Knight, Eleanora, into the world on Nov. 11, 2020.

Maggie Dunlap Myers ’04 received the Woman of Professional Excellence award from the YWCA of Greater Cleveland. The organization’s mission is to empower women and eliminate racism in our communities. Myers has continued to align with the Hoban mission of "Celebrating diversity, value each person and welcome one another with the hospitality of Christ." Friends and colleagues describe her as a "passionate, empathic and courageous person." Tenishia Benson ’07 was named to the board of the McDonald’s All-American Selection Committee in March.

2010s

Joe Reeves ’12 and Megan Giblin welcomed their son Jayden on Dec. 31, 2020. Phil Brett ’13 and Carlee Biscan ’14 were married on Jan. 9 at St. Joseph Parish in Cuyahoga Falls.

Taylor Botos '14 married Ian Oros on Oct. 17 at Stan Hywett Hall and Gardens.

Andrew Fisher ’14 married Samantha Huffman on Aug. 29 at The Place in West Farmington, OH. Antonio Sibbio ’15 was a member of the wedding party and several Hoban Sibbio family alumni were attendance. Ben Naragon ’14 and Mykaela Zingale ’14 were married on June 19 at St. Francis de Sales surrounded by Hoban alumni and friends, including Dan Casey ’09, Ben Coudriet ’10, Alex Naragon ’10, Raechel Naragon ’12, Will Casey ’14, Ben Cook ’14, Travis Pero ’14, Mackenzie Ryan ’14, Kameryn Zingale ’16 and Autumn Naragon ’17. Bryce Tipton '17 was among more than 100 students whose exceptional academic work was showcased during the Baldwin Wallace University Ovation 2021 Day of Excellence in June. Tipton presented a project titled "Stream Assessment of Rocky River Tributary."

2020s

Aaron Kornaker '20 was accepted into the Neuroscience/ Pre-medicine program at the University of Notre Dame. The Class of 2021 joined the Hoban Alumni Association on May 23. They are forever connected with more than 11,000 Hoban alumni worldwide.

WALK ACROSS AMERICA

After years of contemplating and months of strict physical discipline, Mark Dudek ’17 began walking across America. He left from Hilton Head, SC on Dec. 6, 2020, walking 25 – 30 miles a day. “With all of the negativity surrounding the country in 2020, I strive to show that, although still flawed, we live in a great country,” Dudek said. Dudek set up a GoFundMe page and received support from across the nation, and met his goal of raising $10,000 to be split between \ the Autism Society of America and Inner-City Youth Opportunities of Cincinnati. The journey took him 127 days to complete. In the process, he was met with hospitality and kindness from strangers. For example, when he was stuck in Texas for the February winter storm, many people brought him food, hand and feet warmers and even a heavier winter coat. Dudek was recently accepted into the University of Cincinnati's physical therapy program and, for the next three years, will be focusing on completing his degree, giving his running shoes a bit of a rest. Although, he and a friend finished a 24-hour walk in May... simply for fun.

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