Spring 2012 Alumni Journal by ONU Communications & Marketing

SPRING 2012

Inspiring Faith

President Daniel A. DiBiasio Vice President for University Advancement Ken Block Vice President for Student Affairs Adriane Thompson-Bradshaw

SPRING 2012

Vice President for Academic Affairs David C. Crago Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Juliet (Harvey) Hurtig, BSEE ’91 Vice President for Enrollment Lawrence Lesick

Dear Alumni and Friends, On Saturday, April 14, many members of the Ohio Northern family gathered in King Horn to celebrate success and make history. The celebration marked the incredibly successful completion of The Campaign for Ohio Northern University’s Tomorrow with results that far exceeded expectations and rewrote Northern’s fundraising record book.

Executive Assistant to the President William L. Robinson, BSEd ’61, ACIT ’71, ACIT ’89, Hon. D. ’05, H of F ’05 Vice President for Financial Affairs (Interim) Roger Young

Oscar Mifsud, BSBA ’70, ACIT ’09, national campaign chairman, gave a passionate, informative and inspirational presentation during which he documented the results and announced that total gifts and pledges were just shy of $110 million, nearly $10 million ahead of goal. The campaign will officially close on May 31 well ahead of $110 million, making it the largest fundraising effort in the University’s history.

Alumni Journal Editors Josh Alkire Associate Director of Communications Ann Donnelly Hamilton, BA ’99 Director of Alumni Affairs Carol Flax Director of University Communications and Marketing Laurie Wurth Pressel Art and Design Jeni Bible Contributing Photographers Kenneth Colwell, Jose Nogueras, Jim O’Donnell, JD ’66

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Another highlight of the evening was publically recognizing Oscar for providing superb leadership, clear vision and steadfast direction to this campaign. His efforts contributed significantly to achieving historic fundraising results, results that will serve to advance the University for years to come. Judy (Jacobs) Mifsud, BSEd ’70, ACIT ’09, was also recognized for the supporting role that she played throughout the campaign, not only as helpful and encouraging spouse, but also as passionate and generous ONU alumnae. Many others were acknowledged individually, followed by a collective expression of thanks to the 21,000 donors who made the event possible. Reaching an ambitious goal is always a great achievement, especially during challenging times for fundraising when other colleges and universities delayed, deferred or even discontinued their campaigns. As such, our success is even more spectacular. Because of these impressive and historic results, this campaign already is having an amazing impact on Northern and will continue to do so well into the future. The impact of the campaign on students is transformational due to 72 additional scholarships that will make ONU more affordable to more students and to several new and renovated facilities that create the spaces for teaching, learning and mentoring. The impact of the campaign on Northern’s reputation is significant. When the campaign began in 2006, the only national ranking the University as a whole received was in U.S. News & World Report, which ranked us fifth in the Midwest. Today, in 2012, the University is listed prominently in seven additional national rankings, including those curated by Princeton Review and Washington Monthly, and we are now rated second in the Midwest by U.S. News. The impact of the campaign on the Ohio Northern family is uplifting. Every alumnus, every parent, every friend, every trustee and every ONU employee that contributed to this campaign did something important. All of those gift mattered, and they are making a difference.

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And finally, the impact of the campaign on our future is motivational. The success of the campaign serves as a catalyst for a better tomorrow; it fuels the engine of opportunity and promise that propels us forward to our next milestone – Ohio Northern’s sesquicentennial in 2021. While there is much to do between now and when we reach the University’s 150th birthday, the success of the campaign puts a strong wind at our back, with a force familiar to all who’ve had the wind behind while walking across the Tundra. And, ultimately, the success of the campaign demonstrates what can happen for the love of Northern. Many thanks to everyone who participated. Gratefully,

Dan DiBiasio President

contents Greetings from ONU, Each year, as the academic year comes to a close, it is bittersweet, as I am sad to see the students who we have all known and worked with for so many years “leave” their Northern home. At the same time, however, they are now joining the Ohio Northern family as alumni of your wonderful alma mater. And while this is, in some sense, an ending, it is also the beginning of so many new aspects in their lives. This wonderful group of new graduates is now employed, or soon will be, or they are preparing to attend graduate schools. They’ve also joined a phenomenal group of nearly 30,000 ONU alumni and are able to attend alumni events and join the B.E.A.R.S. program. If you attend an alumni event any time this summer and you see a “’12” on a nametag, please be sure to give a special welcome to these recent graduates.

4 Inspiring Faith 10 Reinventing Retirement 14 Alumni Clubs 16 Class Notes 28 Northern’s Cubs 31 In Memoriam 36 Alumni Events

Feature: Inspiring Faith

We hope to see many of you at Homecoming 2012 from Oct. 5-7. You can find all the specifics on all our upcoming events at www.onu.edu/alumni Finally, back by popular demand is the Ohio Northern University calendar. This calendar will be delivered to your door in July or August. If any of you have any “favorite locations,” feel free to send them to me, along with a sentence about why it is your favorite location on campus, to alumni@onu.edu Who knows? Your “favorite place” just might make the next calendar. Have a wonderful summer, and we look forward to seeing you soon! Warmest regards,

Ann Donnelly Hamilton, BA ’99 Director of Alumni Affairs

On the cover Dedicated on Oct. 31, 1970, the “Flame of Unity” was a gift from Dr. Calvin, BA ’27, ACIT ’87, and Mrs. Goerdis (Zeigler) Jackson, BA ’27. The 8-foot-tall sculpture represents the Holy Spirit in the Christian Trinity, and its location between Heterick Memorial Library and the English Chapel is intended to illustrate the joining of knowledge and faith.

Faith in history

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aith inspired Henry Solomon Lehr, ONU’s founder and first president, throughout his life’s journey. From his humble beginnings as a weaver’s son through his evolution into a wise scholar and teacher, he relied on God’s guidance. One of Lehr’s students once wrote: “It seems to me now that the lessons Dr. Lehr taught me were not so much algebra, Latin, mental philosophy, or any other particular study that was on the curriculum; but the deepest lessons which I learned were work, sympathy, human kindness, and these I got from his wonderful example. He had built around him an institution which was composed of the spirit of himself.” Indeed, Lehr infused Ohio Northern with the simple values that were the foundation of his Christian faith – dedication, kindness, compassion and service. In doing so, he left a great legacy, for these values not only resonate with students from all faith traditions, but also have endured for nearly a century and a half.

In 1899, troubled with financial and operational difficulties, Lehr and his associates sold ONU to the Central Ohio Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church (now known as the West Ohio Conference of the United Methodist Church). This transfer of ownership made ONU a church-related institution and marked the beginning of a long and harmonious relationship between the University and the United Methodist Church. It also underpinned the role of “morality and religion” in ONU’s educational mission. Following Lehr, the next five ONU presidents were Methodist clergyman. Dr. Samuel Lewis Meyer, inaugurated in 1965, became the first laymen to run the University since Lehr. Like his predecessors, he promoted a values-

Faith of our Founder based education. In his inaugural address he defined ONU’s mission as giving students “roots and wings” – the firm roots of sound learning and the wings of spiritual values. On Meyer’s watch, ONU built the Heterick Memorial Library and the Wesley Center, which includes the English Chapel. At long last, religious programming found a permanent home on campus. A century after ONU’s founding – on April 17, 1971 – the ONU community held a dedication ceremony for the University’s first “real” chapel, complete with a five-ton tower and 50-bell carillon.

The English Chapel’s proximity to the library, both in the heart of campus, symbolized the University’s dual purpose of learning and faith. A metal sculpture, the “Flame of Unity,” stands on the mall midway between the two buildings. The sculpture bears the words of John Wesley, who laid the foundation for the Methodist Church in England and America: “Let us unite the two so long divided – knowledge and vital piety.” In his commemorative speech for the sculpture, Meyer said, “Placed where they are, the words of Wesley direct attention to the library, the House of Knowledge, and to the sanctuary, the House of God.” “Chapel” – the name for the University’s regular worship service – enjoys a storied tradition at ONU. During Lehr’s days, students were required to attend chapel every weekday morning. Daily chapel services continued until 1931, when they were reduced to three a week. By 1949, just two services took place each week.

Mandatory chapel was seldom popular among the student body. In fact, some students went to great lengths to avoid attending chapel. In the early 1900s, creative students occasionally tried to sabotage chapel by coating the seats with sticky substances, like molasses. And in the 1960s, some rebellious students made a sport of doctoring their punch cards, which were used to track attendance. In 1967, ONU’s board of trustees gave the campus chaplain permission to try voluntary chapel; the change was made permanent in 1969. The Northern Review declared: “Strong traditions have been severely shaken. Requirements for attendance at chapel, which were woven into the very foundation of Ohio Northern nearly a century ago, have been terminated.” Interestingly, the move toward voluntary chapel helped revitalize the religious life program on campus. Students felt empowered to develop more creative and meaningful chapel programs. During this same timeframe, students began forming religious outreach groups, such as the Wesley Players. While mandatory chapel is relegated to the annals of history, numerous worship services, outreach programs, service learning projects and prayer group meetings take place on campus each year. These faithbased activities range from annual spring break Habitat for Humanity trips to vocal performances in the African-American gospel music tradition, and from the Catholic Mass held in Chapel twice each month to daily and Friday prayers (Salah) in Clark Hall for Muslim students. Lehr might be surprised at the change and diversity in religious life evident on campus today. But surely he also would be pleased to see that the values he modeled – dedication, kindness, compassion and service – are alive and well and that students continue to discover truths and grow in faith while at ONU.

An excerpt from a sermon delivered in the English Chapel on Founder’s Day by Dan DiBiasio, president of Ohio Northern University. I find it truly remarkable and incredibly inspirational to know that our great University evolved from the power of one: one single vision of one single man. And, I am grateful that his faith in God served as a sustaining presence in his life. Both his educational vision and his enduring faith are important to recall, for they exemplify a person who let his life speak. H.S. Lehr was an exceptionally devout Christian. A measure of his love of God and his passion for education is that, after only two years in Ada, he taught Sunday school classes in each one of the local Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian churches. The Sabbath was not a day of rest for him, but rather a day to share the word of God and to educate. From his first day as a schoolteacher, Lehr began each new class day at 8:30 a.m. with a reading from the Bible and a short prayer. But within about two weeks, the school board members told him that some of the school patrons objected to these devotions, whereupon he proposed that school open at 8 a.m., but those who objected to the devotions need not come until 8:30. Clear-minded in his faith and resourceful in the face of conflict – no wonder he was an effective University president! I am glad that our University is heir to Lehr’s legacy. It is a legacy of faith and action, of vision and passion. I believe it demonstrates that future greatness here truly lies in our ability to come together, unite and be in community as a singular institution. We are proud of what H.S. Lehr started 141 years ago. But far more important is that we are now responsible for what Lehr started 141 years ago. And as responsible heirs to his legacy, we must be faithful to our founder and, in so doing, be faithful to our God. 5

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h aw Gospel Ensemble celebrates 25 years This spring, The Ohio Northern University Gospel Ensemble celebrated 25 years of sharing the gospel through song and testimony. On April 29, alumni members joined current members of the ensemble for an uplifting concert of praise in the English Chapel. The group performed mostly original music composed by Bishop Terence M. Sykes of Lynchburg, Va., who has mentored the Gospel Ensemble throughout the years. Adriane Thompson-Bradshaw, vice president for student affairs, founded the Gospel

ONU alumni attend national UMC conference Three Ohio Northern University alumni served as delegates at the United Methodist Church General Conference 2012, which took place April 24-May 4 at the Tampa Convention Center in Tampa, Fla. The three delegates 6 were Gregory Gross, BM ’00, clinical manager of the HIV Testing and Prevention Program at Center on Halsted in Chicago; Anna (Barrett) Guillozet, BA ’08, associate pastor at the North Broadway United Methodist Church in Columbus, Ohio; and Angela “Ang” Hart, BA ’07, director of youth and young adult ministries for the Detroit Conference of the United Methodist Church in Detroit, Mich.

Ensemble in 1987 and has served as its director since the beginning. “The message and music have remained consistent,” she says. “We have always performed music in the African-American tradition, although the group has included Japanese, African, Latino, and Caucasian students.” Members learn music by rote, without sheet music. The Gospel Ensemble performs at local churches and on campus each year. “Going out to the various churches gives students the chance to be ambassadors for ONU,” says Thompson-Bradshaw.

MacDonald becomes University Chaplain The Rev. David MacDonald, an ordained United Methodist minister, will become the Ohio Northern’s chaplain in July.

Ada Friends impacts local community Ada Friends positively impacts local children, their families and school, say co-directors Carlie Trenga, a fourth-year pharmacy student from Brookfield, Ohio, and Jerrod Amstutz, a junior youth ministry major from Bluffton, Ohio.

The mentorship program pairs ONU students (“Bigs”) with Ada Elementary School students (“Littles”). In the 201112 school year, the program made 75 quality matches. The Big/Little pairs meet once a week for activities on campus or in the community. Each month, the Ada Friends staff organizes an event to bring the matches together to grow, learn and have fun.

Previously, MacDonald served as pastor at Niles United Methodist Church in Niles, Ohio, and at Marshallville Easton United Methodist Charge (a two-point charge consisting of two churches) in Marshallville, Ohio. He received a bachelor’s degree in communication studies from Mount Union College and a master’s of divinity from Methodist Theological School of Ohio. He is working to complete a Doctor of Ministry in spiritual direction at GarrettEvangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, Ill.

environment – you name it. College students seem to be looking for something that makes sense and is constant. Faith can provide that for many,” he says.

MacDonald believes college students are looking for constancy, ways to make a difference and connections with others. “There’s a lot of uncertainty in the world today – the economy, wars, terrorism, the

Approachability, openness to new ideas and a passion for connecting with people are the strengths he’ll bring to the position of ONU chaplain, says MacDonald. “I love relating the life of faith to everyday life.”

“It is truly amazing how these relationships grow throughout the year and to see how much of an impact one organization can have on the ONU campus and the Ada Elementary School,” says Trenga.

Faith in action

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of personalities and backgrounds,” she says. “They volunteer for different reasons, but all end up feeling like they’ve received far more than they’ve given.” Habitat for Humanity of Greater Columbus constructs around 20 homes each year for hardworking, low-income families who can’t afford a decent home. Most of the families live in substandard conditions, paying inflated rent for overcrowded dwellings or buildings that aren’t up to code. The families are carefully screened and put in a minimum of 200-250 hours of sweat equity, which includes helping to build their house and taking home-ownership classes. In return, they receive a beautiful new home with an affordable mortgage. Although Light has attended hundreds of dedication ceremonies for new Habitat homes, each one is special and powerful, she says. “It never gets old,” she explains. “I love to see the excitement on the faces of the family members and watch the kids race around their new backyard. I see God working in the staff, volunteers and families, and it reminds me of why I am here.”

Abby (Marvin) Auman, BA ’03, associate pastor at Strongsville United Methodist Church in Cleveland, journeys with her flock through life’s ups and downs. She helps church members celebrate joyful times such as baptism and marriage, and comforts and guides them during sorrowful times such as illness, divorce or death. “People allow pastors into their lives at very sacred times,” she says. “I feel blessed to be able to represent Christ and walk with them.” Auman first thought about a career in ministry when she was in high school. But she didn’t publicly voice her interest in becoming a pastor until she was a student at Ohio Northern. “I encountered wise and spiritual people who provided guidance,” she says. “I had plenty of opportunities to try out the call from God.” At ONU, Auman coordinated Ada Friends and served on the Chapel staff. After the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, she helped plan the campus’s memorial service and led the congregation in song. Auman met her husband, Seth Auman, BA ’02, at ONU. Seth also became a United Methodist pastor and is currently pursuing a degree in pastoral counseling. The couple has a delightful 2-yearold son, Noah.

Auman finds fulfillment in pastoral ministry. Every day brings challenges, but also opportunities to share Christ’s message through worship, preaching, ministry groups, counseling, hospital visits and more. Some days, her plans are waylaid by a phone call bringing news of a crisis, such as a sudden illness, fatal car accident or suicide attempt. “I’ve seen the dark side of human existence, but my faith is what keeps me going,” says Auman. “I can see God’s hand at work, even during difficult times.” This summer, Auman will become the pastor at Greensburg United Methodist Church in Green, Ohio, serving a congregation of approximately 600. She’s looking forward to the new assignment. “I’ve been called by God to this work, and I love it,” she says. “Sometimes, I can’t believe I get paid to do it.”

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Katherine “Katie” Feldhues, BA ’10, believes in the power of strong families. Guided by her faith, she is on a mission to help families succeed. “I encourage family wholeness, focusing on young people, because the family unit is powerful and represents the future,” she says. Raised Roman Catholic, Feldhues knew at a young age that she wanted to work with youth and share her faith. “I faced trials in high school that made me realize that being a believer was more important than money, or being the best swimmer, or being prom queen,” she says. At ONU, Feldhues expanded her knowledge of faith and religion while preparing for a career in social services. She took advantage of service opportunities, such as planning Chapel and coordinating Ada Friends, to hone her leadership and organizational skills.

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After graduation, she embarked on a sixmonth internship with the U.S. Department of Defense, working at Fort Campbell in Kentucky to enhance the quality of programs offered to the children of military personnel. She then took a position coordinating a mentorship program for at-risk youth at the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati. In her work, she encountered dysfunction and brokenness in poor and wealthy families. She witnessed the negative impact on individuals and society when families are unable to show love, support or respect. In these cases, faith offers the path to healing, she says. “When you can focus on Christ’s love, and how that looks, and how you can embody that in your family, it can light the way,” she explains. Recognizing her leadership potential, Feldhues enrolled at Wright State University to obtain a master’s degree in public administration, with a focus on nonprofit management. She continues to be active in Girl Scouts, the Wright State Office of Service Learning and Civic Engagement and other service organizations while she completes her degree. “I’m not sure where I’ll end up after graduation, but I know it will be a familyoriented ministry,” she says. “I’ve put my trust in God, and He’ll lead me to where I need to be.” Gregory Gross, BM ’00, views himself as a bridge connecting the Church with the world. An ordained deacon in the United Methodist Church, he’s courageously bridging one of the most contentious issues of our times – homosexuality. In Chicago and Zimbabwe, Gross shares God’s message of love and hope with HIV-positive individuals. And across the U.S., he preaches a message of tolerance and understanding to United Methodist congregations. “This is how I seek to follow Christ in my life,” he says. “It’s not always an easy road, but it’s one I feel called to travel.”

Gross admits that most days, his work is difficult and emotionally draining. But he knows he is doing God’s work. “This is where I’ve been led, and this is where I can make a difference,” he says.

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In his work, he witnesses firsthand the pain and suffering of people struggling with a devastating disease and, worse, with feelings of alienation and shame. He’s counseled destitute teenagers living on the streets because their parents kicked them out of house for being gay or transgender. On trips to Africa, he’s prayed with Zimbabweans, living as outcasts, who have been told they are sick because they sinned. “People with HIV are often modern-day lepers. They need someone to bring them Christ’s message of love. They need to know they are children of God,” he says.

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Gross never imagined he’d find himself at the divisive intersection of God, sex and church. He came to ONU intent on becoming a high school band director. ONU’s nurturing environment, however, helped him to discern his call to ministry. After seminary, where he earned a master’s of divinity degree, he served as a pastor for seven years. He then obtained a master’s degree in social work to hone his gift for listening and counseling. He started as a psychotherapy intern at the Center on Halsted and rose through the ranks to a management position.

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Gross is the clinical manager of HIV testing and prevention at the Center on Halsted in Chicago, the Midwest’s most comprehensive community center for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community. He also is a deacon at Berry United Methodist Church in Chicago, a missionary for Project Tariro in Zimbabwe, and an outspoken challenger of the current teachings of the United Methodist Book of Discipline concerning the LGBT community. He will do his advocacy work as a clergy delegate to the 2012 UM General Conference.

Hans Scherner, JD ’79, is a litigation attorney and Lutheran pastor. While the two roles may seem incongruent, they actually mesh together well, says Scherner. “In both roles I use the same knowledge and skill set, and I have the opportunity to be there for people.” Scherner received his undergraduate degree from Harvard University and went on to study theology, eventually obtaining a Master of Divinity from Wittenberg University. He lived in Washington, D.C., for a number of years, holding several ministry-related positions, before pursuing his dream of a becoming an attorney. Attending ONU’s Pettit College of Law proved to be one of the best experiences of his life, says Scherner. He forged strong bonds with his professors, especially former college dean Dr. Eugene Hanson, Hon D. ’86. When Hanson died in 2005, Scherner preached at his funeral. For the last 33 years, Scherner has specialized in medical malpractice cases. He is managing partner at Scherner, Hanson & Cornwell LLC in Columbus, Ohio, representing clients with serious injuries and health problems due to medical mistakes. His clients are often overwhelmed and vulnerable due to emotional and

financial stresses. Scherner doesn’t just try to win cases for his clients, he prays for them. “I am often an attorney and a friend,” he says. “I want to be there for my clients at a time when they feel they are all alone.” Over the years, Scherner has continued to preach and serve as interim pastor at several Lutheran churches. Currently, he is pastor at the St. Paul Lutheran Church in Sulphur Springs, Ohio, serving a congregation of approximately 150. Ministering to a congregation and practicing law requires a huge outpouring of time and energy. But Scherner feels restless when he’s away from church work, and at peace doing what God has called him to do. “Jesus has always been there for me,” he says. “To me, Jesus means life.”

Robert McCurdy

Bruce Burton

Anne Lippert

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Retirement didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t slow down these ONU professors and administrators who continue to share their talents with the University they love.

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He came to work at 6 a.m. most days, and even worked Saturday mornings, but he never minded. “There’s a difference between a job and a career,” he says. “A career is something you love, and it isn’t defined by hours or days.”

to his relief, pressing issues and deadlines are a thing of the past. And, his flexible schedule gives him time to visit his grandchildren, sing in his church’s choir, co-coordinate the Ada

dean in 1985, a position he held for nine years before stepping down for health reasons. He then taught five more years and retired in 1999.

McCurdy’s greatest joy was working with students. He especially enjoyed his contact with international students, who gave him a richer appreciation and understanding of different cultures. He felt blessed to be able to help students succeed in college and in their careers. “That’s what God put us all on the Earth for: to help others achieve their goals.”

Robert McCurdy, BSPh ’65, Hon. D. ’96, former assistant dean of the Raabe College of Pharmacy, occupies a new space at ONU. “It’s off Main Street and on 2nd Avenue,” he says, with a broad grin. In his second-floor office in the Robertson-Evans Pharmacy building, McCurdy is removed from the main action, but still in the game. And he couldn’t be happier. McCurdy retired this past August after 15 years of service to ONU. He’s a larger-than-life figure in the College of Pharmacy, beloved by students, alumni and colleagues for his enthusiasm and genuine caring. During his entire career, which included high-level positions in corporate America, McCurdy worked hard and gave his best. At ONU, he spent his weekends and evenings supporting pharmacy students by attending their extracurricular activities.

When he reached retirement age, McCurdy was ready for a slower pace. He saw some members of his peer group struggling with health issues and realized he’d better take time to “stop and smell the roses.”

Continuing to work at ONU is a bonus in life... But McCurdy still wanted to contribute to ONU’s success. So when Dr. Jon Sprague, dean of the Raabe College of Pharmacy, asked him to continue part-time as assistant to the dean, he eagerly accepted. He describes his new ONU role as “different and joyful.” He cultivates relationships with alumni and corporations and tackles special projects. Much

Men’s Prayer Fellowship, teach a class for the College of Business Administration, and travel with his wife. “I see nothing but an upside to retirement,” says McCurdy. “Continuing to work at ONU is a bonus in life, because there is nothing I have a greater passion for than ONU and pharmacy.”

Bruce Burton, ACIT ’94, Hon. D. ’08, former dean of the Smull College of Engineering, thrives on intellectual stimulation and new experiences. That’s why he’s still working at ONU more than a decade after he officially retired. Burton spent 40 years in the College of Engineering. He started as an instructor in mechanical engineering in 1958, chaired the Department of Mechanical Engineering for 20 years, and became college

I’m not ready to do nothing. Possessing an outgoing and genuine personality, Burton devoted himself to his students. He went the extra mile to help struggling students succeed. He especially enjoyed teaching because he got to know his students on a personal level. He could “look them in the eye” and gauge whether or not they understood the material. When he was dean, Burton led efforts to increase the number of international students in the College of Engineering. He believed ONU students needed to experience cultural diversity on campus to have a well-rounded education. 11

Burton’s enthusiasm for international programs made him an ideal candidate to help in international admissions after he retired. “I was asked to help out and I thought, ‘Sure, I can do that for a little while,’” he says. “And that was 13 years ago.”

I’m learning new things, and that’s exciting to me.

During this time, he has recruited more than 200 international students from nine different countries and helped them to adjust to life in Ada. He brought the Sakae Institute of Study Abroad to ONU’s campus, which prepares around 25 Japanese and Chinese students each summer for their studies in the U.S. His retirement years have been greatly enriched by the many international students he’s encountered, he says. “I’ve learned a lot about other cultures and values systems, and the bottom line is that people are people,” he explains. “It’s been a joy working with these students.” Burton’s part-time, flexible schedule in international admissions gives him an opportunity to travel and enjoy life. He and his wife, Jane, have visited Russia, China, Kenya, Europe, Egypt, Israel, and Vietnam 12 in recent years. Burton doesn’t plan to “retire” for a second time anytime soon. “I’m not ready to do nothing,” he says. “The older I get, the more I realize that being involved is important to your quality of life. You need to keep your mind and your body active.”

Lippert has several writing projects lined up, too. She plans to write about the town-gown relations between ONU and Ada throughout history and to pen her life story for her daughter. “It could take forever,” she says, reflecting on her busy schedule. “We’ll see.”

leader. “My overall purpose was to provide students with the best education possible,” she says. “I tried to help people get things done that would benefit the University.”

Anne Lippert, former vice president of academic affairs, retired in August 2009 without any definite plans for the future. “I just knew I was old, and it was time for fresh blood,” she says with a laugh. It didn’t take long, however, for her schedule to fill. Lippert enjoyed a long and storied career at Northern. She began teaching French at ONU in 1971, served as chair of the foreign languages department, president of the faculty union, and various roles in academic affairs before officially becoming vice president in 1992. As vice president of academic affairs, she had responsibility for all academic programs, personnel issues, institutional research, athletics and the registrar’s office. Known for wise and capable leadership, Lippert viewed herself as a servant

After retiring, Lippert sought out opportunities to share her institutional expertise with colleges and universities looking for interim administrators. She became interim provost at St. Joseph College in West Hartford, Conn., a position that was supposed to last six months, but stretched out to 18 months. She then returned to Ada and began teaching English to Saudi Arabian women who moved here with their children and husbands, who are Saudi prison officers participating in the two-year Prison Management Certificate Program at Ohio Northern. Working with the Saudi women has had a profound impact on Lippert, challenging her preconceptions about women and the Middle Eastern culture. “These women took a giant leap of faith in coming here,” she says. “I have been so impressed by their sophistication, courage and hard work. I am enjoying teaching again. But I’m learning new things as well, and that is exciting to me.”

John Berg is passionate about being an educator and preparing teachers. And when you love your work, retirement just doesn’t hold any appeal, he says. “When you’ve been active all your life and fulfilled by what you do, it’s not easy to walk away and leave it all behind.” Berg retired in 1992 after 30 years in the Ohio public school system. He spent five years in the classroom and 25 years in administration, serving as a high school principal and then school superintendent for several different school districts.

Berg “failed” at retirement... He was “climbing the walls.” A few months into retirement, Berg accepted a full-time position at Ohio Northern, teaching methods classes and supervising student teachers for the education department. “I thought I would be here for four or five years, but ended up staying for 18 years,” he comments.

Berg retired from ONU in 2010, and he and his wife, Joanne, moved to South Carolina for rest and relaxation. But once again, Berg “failed” at retirement. “I was climbing the walls,” he laughs. “We also really missed our family and friends.” Then Berg received a phone call from Catherine Albrecht, dean of College of Arts & Sciences, asking him to serve as interim chair of the education department for the 2011-12 school year. He responded with a resounding “yes!” Berg will continue in this role until ONU finds a permanent replacement. When he retires for a third time, Berg plans to stay close to Ada and the connections he’s made. “ONU has become a very special place to me,” he says.

Young first retired from ONU in 1998 after a 34-year career as a legendary accounting professor and a stint as vice president of finance from 1990-93. Two years into retirement, however, he was “flat-out bored” and missed the students. “My son called me one day and asked me what I was doing,” he recalls. “When I told him I was cleaning out the hall closet, he told me, ‘Dad, you need to go back to work!’” Young taught at Bluffton University for eight years before returning to Northern in 2008 for the chance to teach his granddaughter. He retired again in spring 2011 but was called back to duty last September to serve as the interim vice president of financial affairs. For the past

Berg developed a deep affinity for ONU and its personalized education model. Professors care about students and point them in the right direction, he says. And ONU students are intelligent, hardworking and well-intentioned. “The students I’ve encountered are high-caliber individuals with their heads on right,” he says. “They really want to make a difference as teachers.” After three decades in public education, Berg knows a teaching career isn’t an easy road. He passes on his accumulated knowledge to ONU students, sharing advice on how to land a job in a tight market and how to achieve results in the classroom. “I believe in the importance and significance of the role of teachers in society,” he says. “On a daily basis, teachers have the opportunity to truly impact lives.”

Known for his infectious sense of humor, Young endears himself to everyone he encounters. He truly cares about students and colleagues and even prays for them. As a professor, he always had time to help students who were struggling or who needed career guidance. “I always thought that I taught students, not accounting,” he says.

Two years into retirement he was “flat-out bored.” Many alumni remember Young for his interesting lectures and unwavering enthusiasm for the accounting field. In one class, he became so animated talking about FIFO and LIFO accounting techniques that he lost his balance and fell off a three-foot platform right into the lap of a young lady sitting in the front row.

Roger Young, ACIT ’98, has been successful at many things in life, but retirement isn’t one of them. “I flunked retirement twice,” he jokes. “Maybe the third time will be the charm.”

nine months, he’s overseen the controller’s office, business services, risk management, budgeting, human resources and The Inn. At 75 years old, he hasn’t missed a day’s work at his interim post, even for cataract surgery.

This fall, Young will retire for a third time when the newly hired vice president of financial affairs comes on board. Young plans to play some golf and “maybe look for another job,” he says with a grin. “What can I say? I just like getting up in the morning and going to work!”

Thank you for making the Alumni Clubs a success this year! These Alumni Club events provided social, educational, philanthropic and professional opportunities to alumni in Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton and Washington, D.C.

The Cincinnati Alumni Club met at Nada restaurant in downtown Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Alumni Club hosts a Freshman Welcome every summer at Sharon Woods for incoming and current students from the Cincinnati area.

The Dayton Alumni Club held a scavenger hunt and picnic at the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force located at the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.

The Dayton Alumni Club enjoyed a pre-game reception at Brixx Ice Company and then walked over to cheer on the Dayton Dragons.

The Columbus Alumni Club participated in a Day of Service at three separate locations. Above are the alumni who served at the Habitat for Humanity of Greater Columbus ReStore location.

The Columbus Alumni Club showed its Northern pride at the Franklin Park Conservatory at the second annual Cocktails at the Conservatory event.

The Columbus Alumni Club had fun during a pre-game dinner and Clippers game at Huntington Park.

The Cleveland Alumni Club gathered local Polar Bears for an evening at the Market Garden Brewery.

The Washington, D.C., Alumni Club cheered on the Nationals at a game last summer.

The Cleveland Alumni Club spent a wonderful day at the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo.

ONU Alumni Clubs 2012 Spring Events All six Ohio Northern University Alumni Clubs planned a variety of events for alumni in their local areas. Thanks to those who celebrated their Northern pride in their local areas by attending an alumni club event, which provide social, educational, philanthropic and professional opportunities. Look for upcoming club events online at onualumni.edu under the Alumni Clubs tab. The Washington, D.C., Alumni Club enjoyed a hayride and bonfire at Butlerâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Orchard in the fall.

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Gabriel Vaflor, BSEE, a bass-baritone, sung the bass solo for “The Messiah” in the Marion Civic Chorus. He retired in 2004 and resides in Marion, Ohio.

1972

In December 2011, men’s basketball alumni returned to campus to celebrate the contributions of Coach Gale Daughtery and his wife, Bev. We apologize for our error in the previous Alumni Journal. The correct information is as follows: Two Ohio Northern graduates, Robert C. Smith, BSBA ’75, and Mark Palmer, BSBA ’75, are currently serving on the 11-member board of directors for the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation. Smith serves as chair of the board’s investment committee, and Palmer is a member. In addition, Smith serves as vice chair of the audit committee, and Palmer is a member of the governance and medical services committees.

1941

Margaret “Peg” (Moore) Dickey, BA, after 69 years in Ravenna, Ohio, has relocated to Central, S.C. to be near her daughter, Jean. Peg was active in the newspaper, yearbook, northern players and Phi Chi sorority (now Delta Zeta) while she was on campus.

1947

Quentin Maxfield, BSPh, is retired, and he resides in Lima, Ohio. He is a member of the Ohio State Pharmaceutical Association and the Northwest Ohio Pharmaceutical Association.

1960

Bruce Tschantz, BSCE, since retiring from teaching and research 16 in 2002, has been a senior research associate with the Tennessee Water Resources and Research Center at the University of Tennessee and teaches a certification course on erosion prevention and sediment control for the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation. Bruce also maintains a small consulting business on hydrologic modeling, dam safety engineering and forensic services in Knoxville, Tenn., where he and his wife, Penny, reside. He continues to publish papers and articles in dam safety and public safety issues around dams.

1961

V. John Grubenhoff, BSEE, is an executive coach for Red Key Partners. He and his wife, Deb, reside in Chapel Hill, N.C.

1962

Richard Woerz, BSPh, PharmD ’02, is the area chair of the College of Natural Science at the University of Phoenix Cincinnati Campus in West Chester, Ohio. He resides in Maineville, Ohio.

1963

T. Bruce McLean, BSEd, is an associate professor of mathematics and computer science at Georgia Southern University. He is the co-author of an article in the Jan. 2012 issue of College Mathematics Journal in tribute to the late mathematician Martin Gardner. He resides in Statesboro, Ga.

1966

Paul White, BSPh, was featured in the article “Fighting for Independents” in the September 2011 edition of America’s Pharmacist. Paul and his son, Brad, own four pharmacies in Northeastern Ohio. He and his wife, Susan, reside in North Canton, Ohio.

1969

Mark Leathers, BA, and his wife, Marsha (Zak), BA ’69, are retired. The couple resides in Prescott, Ariz. and can be reached at mleathers2@gmail. com

1970

Thomas Snell, BSEd, was inducted into the 2011 Copley High School Athletic Hall of Fame. Tom served as the head girls track coach from 1978 to 2004, the boys basketball coach from 1971 to 1994 and the head boys track coach from 1991 to 2001. Tom retired in 2004 from Copley High School, and he resides with his family in Copley, Ohio.

1971

William Croy, BA, retired as the minister at Maple Grove United Methodist Church in Columbus, Ohio in fall 2010. He and his wife, Dorothy (Machunas), BA ’71, reside in Columbus, Ohio.

Duane Phlegar, BSME, retired from American Electric Power Co. Ltd. after more than 38 years of service. In November 2011, he joined GAI Consultants Inc. in Dublin, Ohio, as a senior engineering manager. He and his wife, Lois, reside in Galloway, Ohio. John Spon, JD, is the new law director for Mansfield, Ohio. The private practice attorney was sworn in by his identical twin brother, Richland County Juvenile Court Judge Ron Spon, JD ’72.

1973

Robert Cupp, BA, JD ’76, and his wife, Libby, were awarded the prestigious Founders’ Award from the Ohio Center for Law-Related Education in September 2011. Robert is a Supreme Court of Ohio justice. He and his family reside in Lima, Ohio.

1974

Philip Fink, JD, is a professor of accounting at Lourdes University in Sylvania, Ohio. He resides in Toledo, Ohio. Don Perdue, BSPh, is a member of the West Virginia State Legislature, and has served for the past 14 years. He has been chair of the health committee in the House of Delegates for 10 years. He and his wife, Mary Jo (Dudek), BSPh ’76, reside in Charleston, W.Va. Vaiyapuri Subramaniam, BSPh, is the associate chief consultant and senior pharmacy executive at Pharmacy Benefits Management Services with the Department of Veterans Affairs in Washington, D.C. He spoke at the American Society of Health-System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Conference on careers in federal pharmacy service. He resides in Silver Spring, Md. William Zimmerman, BSBA, resides in Punxsutawney, Pa.

1975

Thomas Cranmer, JD, was reelected as managing director for the law firm of Miller Canfield in Detroit, Mich. He concentrates his practice in both civil and criminal litigation. He resides in West Bloomfield, Mich. Rex Fortney, JD, has retired as the judge of the Van Wert County Probate Juvenile Court after 27 years. He and his wife, Bev, reside in Van Wert, Ohio. William Lauber, JD, is judge of the Lima Municipal Court in Lima, Ohio. In September 2011, for the Allen County Historical Society, he presented the

local history story of Ralph Forsythe. He resides in Lima, Ohio. David Nolan, BSCE, was named president of ET&F Fastening Systems Inc. in Solon, Ohio, in November 2011. He resides in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. David Remy, JD, is the director of human resources of Mansfield, Ohio. He and his family reside in Mansfield, Ohio. James Ricket, BSPh, is a pharmacist for CVS Pharmacy in Canal Winchester, Ohio. His wife, Marcia (Allison), BSPh ’76, is a pharmacist at Clinic Pharmacy in Columbus, Ohio. The couple resides in Pickerington, Ohio, with three daughters; their youngest Abby is a fifth year pharmacy student at ONU. Cornelia (Gruitza) Roth, BA, retired from Conotton Valley Schools after 35 years. She resides with her husband, Carl, in New Philadelphia, Ohio. Cornelia can be reached at rothcace@ roadrunner.com

1976

Robert Cupp, JD, BA ’73, and his wife, Libby, were awarded the prestigious Founders’ Award from the Ohio Center for Law-Related Education in September 2011. Robert is a Supreme Court of Ohio Justice. He and his family reside in Lima, Ohio. Rick Grane, BA, is the president of the Westlake Kiwanis. The Westlake Kiwanis volunteer for multiple events and charities. Rick is also a volunteer for the Susan G. Komen 3-Day for the Cure in Cleveland and for the Westlake Relay for Life. Rick resides in Westlake, Ohio. Nathaniel Haytcher, BA, retired from JCPenney Logistics following 34 years of service. He resides in Fayetteville, Ga. Gary Moorman, BA, was selected as the first vice president of medical affairs at Fisher-Titus Medical Center. He resides in Toledo, Ohio. Mary Jo (Dudek) Perdue, BSPh, and her husband, Don, BSPh ’74, reside in Charleston, W.Va. Don is a member of the West Virginia State Legislature, and has served for the past 14 years. He has been chair of the health committee in the House of Delegates for 10 years. Marcia (Allison) Ricket, BSPh, is a pharmacist at Clinic Pharmacy in Columbus, Ohio. Her husband, James, BSPh ’75, is a pharmacist for CVS Pharmacy in Canal Winchester, Ohio. The couple resides in Pickerington, Ohio, with three daughters; their youngest, Abby, is a fifth-year pharmacy student at ONU. Thomas Wilson, JD, is the associate vice president of academic affairs at Franciscan University of Steubenville in Steubenville, Ohio, where he and his wife, Marguerite, reside.

1977

Jan Cummins, JD, retired from law after 34 years. He spent 14 years in criminal defense, 16 years as chief deputy prosecutor of Delaware County in Indiana, and four years as Indiana senior prosecutor. Jan is now a certified instructor teaching Parelli Natural Horsemanship. He and his wife, Shelly, reside in Selma, Ind. Charles Dixon, BA, is chairman, president and CEO of The Pataskala Banking Company in Pataskala, Ohio. He resides in Kenton, Ohio, and can be reached at cdixon13@columbus.rr.com Laurie (Westman) Rieman, BA, is the lead teacher at Bartlett United Methodist Preschool in Bartlett United Methodist Church in Bartlett, Tenn., where she and her family reside. Krista (Hurley) Stump, BA, is the elementary principal at Ansonia Local Schools in Ansonia, Ohio. Her husband, Monty, BSBA, is a farmer and a crop insurance adjuster for Great American. The Stump family resides in Greenville, Ohio, and they can be reached at klstump@embarqmail.com

1978

Wanda Baughman, BSME, received the 2011 Volunteer of the Year award from Hancock County Ohio Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services Board. She resides in Findlay, Ohio, and can be reached at wmbaughman@ yahoo.com Phillip Colflesh, BSCE, is the U.S. East manager for Cell Blocks Inc. in Jackson, Calif. He and his wife, Linda, reside in Gahanna, Ohio. Jon Lawhead, BA, was promoted to group manager of Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. in Cincinnati, Ohio. He resides in Loveland, Ohio. William Orr, BA, JD ’81, was sworn in as the chief appellate military judge of the United States Air Force in October 2011. As the 21st Chief Judge since the court was established in 1969, he

takes over a court that is recognized by both military justice practitioners and the civilian bar as an arbiter of fair justice. Several ONU graduates were in attendance at the ceremony, including William’s wife, Cheryl (Dodson) Orr, BSPh ’80, Cheryl Robinson, BSPh ’79, and Thomas Lundstrom, JD ’81. William and his family reside in Fairfax, Va. Thomas Stein, BA, is the vice president of enrollment management at Tusculum College in Greenville, Tenn. Marilyn (Hanzel) Taffe, BA, graduated from the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund Executive Management Institute in Columbus, Ohio, where she is a software development supervisor. She resides in Ashville, Ohio.

1979

Leon Daidone, JD, is the criminal division chief for the Montgomery County Prosecutor’s Office. In 2011, he was named “Outstanding Assistant Prosecutor of the Year” by the Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association. He and his family reside in Vandalia, Ohio. John Murray, JD, is a partner at the law firm of Murray & Murray, and was recently honored in the Ohio edition Super Lawyers Magazine for 2011. Each year, only five percent of the lawyers in the State of Ohio receive the honor of being name a “Super Lawyer.” John resides in Sandusky, Ohio. Frank Riley, JD, has stepped down after 32 years as an assistant Lenawee County prosecutor. He will continue to be a private attorney for Riley & Riley in Blissfield, Mich., where he and his family reside.

1980

Lynn “Zac” Isaac, JD, has been elected by Rurban Financial Corporation to serve as a director of the Board of Directors of Rurban and The State Bank and Trust Company. He will also serve as a member of the governance committee and executive loan committee. He and his family reside in Toledo, Ohio.

Phil Martin, BA, was named the outstanding faculty member of the year at North Central State College in Mansfield, Ohio, where he is a professor of speech and communication. He also provided the commencement address for the class of 2011. Phil resides in Columbus, Ohio, during the school year and in Ogunquit, Maine, during the summer. Jessica Reese, BSME, is a senior technical engineer for QBM Ohio Inc. in Avon Lake, Ohio. She resides in North Ridgeville, Ohio. Rodney Rogers, BA, is the senior vice president for academic affairs and provost at Bowling Green State University (BGSU). Prior to his appointment, Rodney had been serving as interim in the position and had been dean of BGSU’s College of Business Administration since 2006. He and his family reside in 2006. Lisa (Siegenthaler) Turner, BS, is a teacher for South Spencer County School Corporation in Rockport, Ind. Her husband, Michael, BSEE ’80, is a coal supervisor for American Electric Power Co. Ltd. The couple resides in Rockport, Ind.

1981

Scott Green, BA, is a mathematics teacher at Northwest High School and the head coach of Northwest girls soccer. He was named Coach of the Week during the 2011 season. He and his family reside in Canal Fulton, Ohio. Scot Lahrmer, BA, is the Amberley village manager. He and his family reside in Mason, Ohio. Jeffrey Nischwitz, BSBA, is president of Think Again Coaching in North Olmsted, Ohio, where he resides. William E. Orr, JD ’81, BA ’78, was sworn in as the chief appellate military judge of the United States Air Force in October 2011. As the 21st Chief Judge since the court was established in 1969, he takes over a court that is recognized by both military justice practitioners and the civilian bar as an arbiter of fair justice. Several ONU graduates were in attendance at the ceremony, including William’s wife, Cheryl (Dodson) Orr, BSPh ’80, Cheryl Robinson, BSPh ’79, and Thomas Lundstrom, JD ’81. William and his family reside in Fairfax, Va. Janice (Pilarczyk) Shorts, BFA, and Lee Shorts were married Nov. 11, 2011, in Aurora, Ohio, where the couple resides, with their family. Carol Suter, JD, is a candidate for the 2012 open seat in the Missouri State House of Representatives. She and her husband, Eugene, reside in Kansas City, Mo.

William Orr, BA ’78, JD ’81

1982

Stephen Hanchuruck, JD, received the Christian Valor award from St. Mary’s School in Branford, Conn., where he previously received the first Outstanding Alumni Award and where his children attended. Stephen is the assistant public defender at the New Haven Juvenile Court in New Haven, Conn. His wife, Laurie (Schanely), BSPh ’84, is a pharmacist at Veterans Affairs Medical Center in West Haven, Conn. The couple resides with their family in Branford, Conn. Joseph Katzenstein, BA, is a corporate sales executive at Abbot Vascular. He resides in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. Thomas Kenny, BSME, and his wife, Catherine (Tornberg), BSPh ’86, reside in Tallmadge, Ohio, with their family. J. Gage (Follendorf) Moran, BA is a pharmacist at Rite Aid in Brockport, N.Y. She and her family reside in Clarence, N.Y. Daniel Weiss, BSBA, is the interim executive director for Jazz Arts Group in Columbus, Ohio, where he and his family reside.

1983

Jon Bennett, BS, was inducted into the Granville High School Athletic Hall of Fame on Dec. 30, 2011. He resides in Granville, Ohio. Gary Kinninger, BA, is the principal at Cypress Woods High School in Cypress, Texas, where he and his family reside. David Points, JD, earned his Ph.D. from Wayne State University in December 2011. He is an associate professor at Lane College in Jackson, Tenn., and he resides in Detroit, Mich. He is an expert on teaching to diverse student populations in urban school districts. David is retired from the U.S. Navy where he served as, commander, director, joint information bureau, task force 106, Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, and military. He is also previously served as a Detroit Public School educator, as well as radio newsman and public service director. Robert Turner, JD, is the vice president of operations and legal services at Kony Solutions Inc., a leading mobile platform provider. Christopher Wilkes, JD, is the Berkley County Circuit judge and serves on the West Virginia 23rd Judicial Circuit. He resides in Martinsburg, W.Va. William A. Young, BSBA, has been appointed president and CEO of St. John Medical Center in Westlake, Ohio. He and his family reside in Hudson, Ohio.

Alumni Men’s Basketball Game.

1984 Jeffrey Cooper, BSEE, had his first book published in January 2012. The book, The 3D Photography Book, is a guide to learning 3D photography and is available on Amazon. Jeffrey resides in Dallas, Texas. Laurie (Schanely) Hanchuruck, BSPh, is a pharmacist for Veterans Affairs Medical Center in West Haven, Conn. Her husband, Stephen, JD ’82, is the assistant public defender at the New Haven Juvenile Court in New Haven, Conn. The couple and their family resides Branford, Conn. Ned Hark, JD, is a member of the law firm of Howard M. Goldsmith P.C. in Philadelphia, Pa. He was a presenter at the Philadelphia Domestic Relations Practice Course for the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. He is a frequent lecturer on Family Law topics and has appeared as a guest on several television programs dealing with divorce, support and custody issues. He resides in Lafayette Hill, Pa. Don Hope, BSBA, is the account manager for 3DVision Technologies Corp. in Cincinnati, Ohio. He and his family reside in Wilmington, Ohio. Steven Hummel, BSEE, is the plant manager for Holophane in Newark, Ohio, where he resides. Bradley Irons, BSCE, was named Republican of the Month for July 2011 by the Marion County Republican Central and Executive Committee. He and his family reside in Marion, Ohio.

Laird Lile, JD, was the featured presenter at his alma mater, Ohio Northern University, at the 17th annual Estate, Business and Financial Planning Seminar on Nov. 9, 2011. He is a wills, trust and estates attorney in Naples, Fla., were he resides.

Catherine (Tornberg) Kenny, BSPh ’86, Stephen Chesser, BSPh ’87, and Julie (Harlow) Prather, BSPh ’86

Thomas Mansperger, BA, is the director of admissions and assistant dean of enrollment management at the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College. He and his family reside in Ashland, Ohio.

1985 Joe Horter, JD, joined the Charleston law firm of Bailey & Wyant PLLC as a counsel. He focuses on commercial litigation, construction litigation, personal injury defense and creditor bankruptcy. Kathy (Hinkle) Mercer, BS, has been the volleyball coach at Southeastern High School for 25 years. She and her family reside in South Charleston, Ohio. Susan (Stuckey) Snowden, JD, was named to the Super Lawyers®Business Edition 2011. Susan is an attorney and shareholder in Martin & Seibert, L.C. She resides with her family in Inwood, W.Va.

1986 Charles Heidelberg, BA, completed mobilization training and was deployed to Afghanistan in Jan. 2012 with B Troop, 1-126 Cavalry, Michigan National Guard to provide intelligence support to the unit in Kandahar Province. He resides in Gobles, Mich.

Teresa (Hagenbuch) Hess, BSPh, is a pharmacist at Weis Pharmacy in Milton, Pa. She and her husband, Neil, reside in Danville, Pa. with their two daughters, Kelsey and Katie.

Robert Podlogar, BSBA, is the national director for Siemer Institute for Family Stability in Columbus, Ohio, where he resides.

Daniel Huston, BA, JD ’89, is the assistant attorney general for the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. Daniel is assigned to the Health Care Fraud Section, which focuses on Medicaid fraud and patient abuse/ theft cases. He and his family reside in Upper Arlington, Ohio.

Anne (Frederick) Crawford, JD, was featured in the article “Celebrating Life” on Vindy.com. The article highlighted her recovery from brain surgery, which helped her stop having seizures. She is an attorneyat-law in Canfield, Ohio, where she resides.

1988

Catherine (Tornberg) Kenny, BSPh performed “The Messiah” as part of the Stow Symphony Orchestra with fellow alumni, Stephen Chesser, BSPh ’87, and Julie (Harlow) Prather, BSPh ’86, in 2010. The three had also performed “The Messiah” together while students at ONU. Catherine is a pharmacist at SummaWestern Reserve Hospital. She and her husband, Thomas, BSME ’82, reside in Tallmadge, Ohio, with their family.

Julia (Bianchi) Graubard, BSBA, is the administrative assistant for academic affairs at Thiel College in Greenville, Pa., where she and her family reside.

Julie (Harlow)Prather, BSPh, performed “The Messiah” as part of the Stow Symphony Orchestra with fellow alumni, Stephen Chesser, BSPh ’87, and Catherine (Tornberg) Kenny, BSPh ’86 in December 2010. The three had also performed “The Messiah” together while students at ONU. Julie is a pharmacist at Akron Children’s Hospital, and she resides in Kent, Ohio, with her husband, Bradley, BSPh ’86, and family.

1989

1987 Kelly Jo (Kosier) Butler, BSPh, is a staff pharmacist at Walgreens in Fort Wayne, Ind., where she and her husband, Steven, reside. Stephen Chesser, BSPh, performed “The Messiah” as part of the Stow Symphony Orchestra with fellow alumni, Catherine (Tornberg) Kenny, BSPh ’86, and Julie (Harlow) Prather, BSPh ’86, in December 2010. The three had also performed “The Messiah” together while students at ONU. Stephen is an ER pharmacist at Summa-Akron City Hospital in Akron, Ohio, where he resides. Jeffery Makeever, BSEE, was named a judge advocate for the MidStates Federation of Cosmopolitan International. Cosmopolitan international, a chartered, notfor-profit civic organization. In his new position, Makeever will offer legal advice and counsel to ensure compliance with Cosmopolitan bylaws and arbitrate any potential club disputes. Jeffrey and his family reside in Rockford, Ill.

Michael Hutchinson, BS, is a pilot for Southern Air Inc. He resides in Independence, Ky. John Partridge, BSEE, is the pastor of Barnesville First United Methodist Church in Barnesville, Ohio, where he resides. Daniel Huston, JD, BA ’86, is the assistant attorney general for the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. Daniel is assigned to the Health Care Fraud Section, which focuses on Medicaid fraud and patient abuse/ theft cases. He resides in Upper Arlington, Ohio. Bruce Sauers, BSBA, is the director of revenue for the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody, Wyo., where he and his wife, Joel, reside.

1990 Melissa (Beck) Bond, BSPh, and Matthew Bond were married in July 2011 in Boston, Mass. Melissa is a staff pharmacist for CVS in Nashville, Tenn., where the couple resides. S. Scott Clarkson, BA, and Gena Clarkson were married Nov. 15, 2011. Scott is a syndicated columnist for “First Family.” The couple resides in Dublin, Ohio. Michael Roediger, BA, is the executive director of the Dayton Visual Arts Center. Michael and his family reside in Dayton, Ohio. Todd Sarver, BSBA, was promoted to member at the law firm of Steptoe & Johnson LLP in Columbus, Ohio. He and his family reside in Plain City, Ohio. Melissa Shaner, BSBA, is the events and marketing manager at Toledo Botanical Garden in Toledo, Ohio, where she resides.

Beth (May) Smith, BA, was awarded The John W. McCormac Award for outstanding service to the paralegal profession. She is a paralegal for the Ohio Attorney General’s Office. She and her family reside in Plain City, Ohio.

Jackie (Buening) Sudhoff, BA, is the development programs administrator for the city of Springfield, in Springfield, Ohio. She and her husband, Mike, reside in South Charleston, Ohio.

1994

1992

1993 Dale English II, BSPh, PharmD ’05, is director of instructional laboratories and assistant professor of pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical sciences at Northeast Ohio Medical University in Rootstown, Ohio. In spring 2011, Dale traveled to Shanghai, China, to speak and present on the topics of his experiences as an acute care pharmacist, how pharmacists can help their patients use medications safely and effectively, and the importance of pharmacists working together with physicians and other health care professionals to Chinese pharmacists, health care administrators and faculty members from medical and pharmacy schools. Dale resides in Stow, Ohio.

Jim Stock, BSCE, is a design engineer at W.E. Quicksall & Associates Inc. in New Philadelphia, Ohio. He and his family reside in University Heights, Ohio.

Michael Chow, BSEE, and Justin Schultz, BSEE ’03, authored the article “Know The Newest Lighting Code,” which was featured in the August 2011 edition of ConsultingSpecifying Engineer Magazine. Michael is the principal at Metro CD Engineering, LLC in Dublin, Ohio. George Coroian, JD, is an assistant professor of administration of justice at Penn State Wilkes-Barre for the 2011-12 academic years. Chris Deighton, BSBA, is the grounds operations supervisor for Southwest Airlines at Port Columbus International Airport in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Brunswick, Ohio. Michael Fraulini, BSPh, is co-owner and a counselor at Community Counseling & Treatment Services Inc. in Ironton, Ohio. He resides in Portsmouth, Ohio. Mariann Kocsis, BSPh, is chief pharmacist for the United States Public Health Service in Fallon, Nev., and was recently promoted to captain. She resides in Reno, Nev. Harry Shutt, Hon. D., was awarded the first Lima- Allen County Senior Lifetime Achievement Award in November 2011. The award goes to a person who has demonstrated the type of leadership, courage, determination and history that make the community proud. Harry is the owner of Kewpee restaurants in Lima, Ohio, and a longtime supporter of the Lima-Allen County community.

Joel Hoag, BSME, is vice president of design and engineering at Soma Cycle Inc. He resides in New York, N.Y. Eric Horstman, BSME, is president and CEO of Sports Image Inc. in Miamisburg, Ohio. He runs the Flyin’ Hoop tournament which is held over Martin Luther King holiday weekend and was recently named the Number 2 basketball showcase event in the nation by CBS Sports/Max Preps. He and his family reside in Springboro, Ohio. Christine (Pizem) Pasko, BA, is a fifth-grade teacher at Muraski Elementary of Strongsville City Schools. She and her family reside in Strongsville, Ohio. Paul Schmelzer, BSCE, is the city safety-service director for the city of Findlay, Ohio, where he resides.

Kristin (Hacker) Moriarty, BSBA, is an accountant for Howard T. Moriarty Company in Toledo, Ohio. She and her family reside in Sylvania, Ohio.

1995 John Dennis, BS, is a field service technician for Accu-Sort Systems Inc. in Telford, Pa. He and his family reside in Van Buren, Ohio. Steven Groves, JD,is the leader of the Heritage Foundation’s Freedom Project and is the Bernard and Barbara Lomas fellow in Heritage’s Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom. He advocates American leadership on issues involving international political and religious freedom, human rights and democratic institutions. He resides in Washington, D.C. Timothy Schoonover, JD, is an attorney at Babst Calland. He is based in the firm’s Sate College, Pa. office and is a member of the firm’s natural resource development, litigation and public sector services group. He and his family reside in State College, Pa.

1996 James Gaal, BSBA, is an agent for the Ohio Investigative Unit of the Ohio Department of Public Safety. His wife, Heather (Airhart), BSPh ’96, is a staff pharmacist at Discount Drug Mart in Wooster, Ohio. The Gaal family resides in Navarre, Ohio. Ken Sheppard, BA, JD ’99, is an attorney for Shepphard Law Offices; a Columbus based bankruptcy law firm. Ken joined the Ohio State Bar Association on Jan. 7, 2012. He is a member of the following committees: banking, commercial & bankruptcy law committee, federal taxation, taxation law and family law committee. He resides in New Albany, Ohio. Kevin Shope, BA, works at Casa Privada as a mentor in Baja California, Mexico. He helps children remain in school and seek an education over the option of early pregnancy. Kevin resides in Coronado, Calif.

Chad, BSBA ’91, and Kelly (Starcher) Hummell, BS ’92

Shad Smith, BS, is the head athletic trainer at Hendricks Regional Health in Danville, Ind. He received master of business administration in Health Care Administration from Indiana

Wesleyan. He resides in Brownsburg, Ind., and can be reached at sjsmith96@gmail.com Beth (Biederstedt) Zandstra, BA, is the manager commercial service center of Farmers Insurance in Caledonia, Mich. She and her family reside in Byron Center, Mich.

1997 DeMeco Anderson, graduated with his master of science in criminal justice from the University of Cincinnati. He is a police sergeant with the City of Cincinnati, where he resides. Vaughn Christopher Batdorf, BSME, is a product marketing manager for John Deere, and now works for the intelligent solutions group in Des Moines, Iowa. He and his family reside in Clive, Iowa. Matthew Cheney, JD, is a partner in the financial services group and bankruptcy and restructuring practice at Crowell & Morning LLP in Washington, D.C. He and his family reside in Silver Spring, Md. Suzanne (Fay) Garwood, JD, has been elected to partnership at Venable LLP. Suzanne is a member of Venable’s regulatory group in the Washington, D.C. office. She and her husband, Thomas, JD ’97, reside in Arlington, Va. Tracy (Pallaye) Kisat, BS, and Jackie Kisat were married April 5, 2011. The couple resides in Canton, Ohio. Brian Pohl, BS, is the assistant principal at St. Marys City Schools in St. Marys, Ohio, where he and his family reside. Christopher Stutz, BSCE, is the operation manager for The Great Lakes Construction Company in Hinckley, Ohio. He and his family reside in Navarre, Ohio. Ryan Warren, JD, is a shareholder at Polsinelli Shughart PC in Denver, Colo. Polsinelli Shughart has more than 550 attorneys in 17 offices across the country, and The National Law Journal ranked Polsinelli Shughart as “the third fastest growing law firm in the country.” Ryan resides in Englewood, Colo.

1998 Michael Economou, BSBA, is an independent contractor for Capital Express in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Powell, Ohio.

Peter Grasso, BA, is an account supervisor for Liggett Stashower, a Cleveland-based agency with roots in advertising and public relations. He resides in Avon Lake, Ohio. Andrew Hess, BA, is a quality analyst for Verizon Wireless. His wife, Anna Harper-Hess, BA ’03, is a project manager for www.manta.com. The couple resides in Columbus, Ohio.

Cathy (Hunt) Wheelock, BA ’02

Tracy Saltzman-Hutchins, BSPh, is a staff pharmacist for the University of Toledo Medical Center Inpatient Pharmacy in Toledo, Ohio. She and her family reside in Perrysburg, Ohio. Leslie (Catline) Kelly, BA, is the principal at Walnut Spring Middle School in Westerville, Ohio. She and her family reside in Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Rebecca Sero-Lynn, BA, received her Ph.D. from Purdue University in child development and family studies. She is the program manager of evaluation at Indiana Youth Institute. She and her family reside in Brownsburg, Ind. Michael Yount, BSPh, JD ’00, is the vice president, regulatory compliance counsel for WellCare Health Plans. He and his wife, Amy (Teconchuk), PharmD ’99, reside in Odessa, Fla.

1999 Nicole Endejann, PharmD, is a partner at Pepper Hamilton LLP in Pittsburgh, Pa. She concentrates her practice in intellectual property law, including strategic patent prosecution and counseling and due diligence in the pharmaceutical,

20 chemical, medical and other life sciences field. She resides in Mogadore, Ohio.

Stephanie (Spirer) Crandall, BA ’03

He is a member of the following committees: banking, commercial & bankruptcy law committee, federal taxation, taxation law and family law committee. He resides in New Albany, Ohio.

Michelle (Bowers) Minneman, BA, is the children’s church director at York Christian Church in York, Pa. Her husband, Mark, BSEE ’00, BSCPE ’00, is the director of NextGen. The couple resides in Wrightsville, Pa.

Sean Steimle, BSBA, is the president of Hartzell Air Movement in Piqua, Ohio.

Christopher Petersen, JD, is an attorney in the litigation section at the firm of Parker, Pollard, Wilton, & Peaden P.C. in Richmond, Va. He and his wife, Lisa (Reed), JD ’00, reside in Sandy Hook, Va.

Dianna (Blair) Tarone, BSBA, is AVP international accounting and finance for Limited Brands in Columbus, Ohio. She and her family reside in Lewis Center, Ohio. Emily Plank Williams, BSPh, is a pharmacist for Frederick Memorial Hospital in Frederick, Md., where she resides. Amy (Teconchuk) Yount, PharmD, and her husband, Michael, BSPh ’98, JD ’00, reside in Odessa, Fla. Lindsay (Rader) Zufall, BM, is a clarinetist for the Band of Flight for the United States Air Force. She is stationed at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Dayton, Ohio. She and her husband, Martin, BM ’99, and their family reside in Huber Heights, Ohio.

2000 Scott Basinger, JD, was appointed to the Supreme Court of Ohio Board on the Unauthorized Practice of Law. He is an attorney for Basinger Law Office in Pandora, Ohio. He and his family reside in Findlay, Ohio.

Victoria (Haber) McMonagle, BSPh, is a pharmacy manager for Rite Aid in Cleveland, Ohio. She and her family reside in Lakewood, Ohio.

Lloyd Butler, BM, conducted the Ballet Theatre of Toledo Orchestra, and the singers from Masterwork Chorale in The Nutcracker at Valentine Theatre in Toledo, Ohio.

Ken Sheppard, JD, BA ’96, is an attorney for Shepphard Law Offices; a Columbus based bankruptcy law firm. Ken joined the Ohio State Bar Association on Jan. 7, 2012.

John Disher, BA, is senior manager of the manufacturer marketing at Cardinal Health. John and his wife, Danielle, reside in Westerville, Ohio.

Matthew Scholp, BA, is a high school English teacher and the head boys and girls tennis coach at Madison Local Schools in Middletown, Ohio. He received his Master of Science in education from the University of Dayton in May 2011. He resides in Dayton, Ohio, and can be reached at mattscholp@yahoo.com Janet Schroeder, BFA, is a graduate student at the College at Brockport, State University of New York in Brockport, N.Y., where she resides. Meagan (Tangeman) VanTilburg, BS, is a registered nurse at Columbus Oncology/Hematology Association in Columbus, Ohio. She and her family reside in Delaware, Ohio. Michael Yount, JD, BSPh ’98, is the vice president, regulatory compliance counsel for WellCare Health Plans. He and his wife, Amy (Teconchuk), PharmD ’99, reside in Odessa, Fla.

2001

Jonathon Cox, BM, is store manager

of Radio Shack. He and his wife, Laura (Farrar), BM ’01, reside in Huber Heights, Ohio, with their family, and they can be reached at lauraannecox@hotmail.com Joshua Goodwin, BSCE, and Katie Wingard were married July 9, 2011. Joshua is an engineer for Marathon Oil in Findlay, Ohio, where the couple resides.

Jo Ann (Martarello) Koontz, BSBA, JD ’06, spoke on deficiency judgment collections, bankruptcies and their effect on short sales at a seminar offered by the Venice Area Board of Realtors on Sept. 19, 2011. Jo Ann opened her own firm, Koontz & Associates PL in December 2011. She and her husband, Kyle, reside in Sarasota, Fla. Kristen Sayre, BS, works at Omnicare Inc. She resides in Wadsworth, Ohio. Casey Stansbury, JD, is a member of the firm of Fowler Measle & Bell PLLC in Lexington, Ky., where he resides. He is a member of the firm’s litigation group and concentrates his practice on insurance defense, government and municipalities, product liability, and construction. Kyle Thompson, JD, is the attorney and owner of the Law Offices of Kyle T. Thompson P.S.C. in Frankfort, Ky. He practices domestic, criminal, administrative and insurance law. He and his family reside in Frankfort, Ky.

2002 Nicole (Hauenstein) Busey, JD, is a senior tax attorney at Marathon Petroleum Company LLP in Findlay, Ohio. She and her family reside in Van Buren, Ohio. Gwen (Pike) Roach, BA, and her husband, Graham, BSCE ’03, are owners and operators of Eleven Acre Farm, a small scale sustainable farm, in Winston-Salem, N.C. They raise eggs, pastured poultry and lamb, as well as vegetables and herbs for their local community. Michelle (Badertscher) Stinehelfer, BS, and Eric Stinehelfer were married July 2, 2011, in Findlay, Ohio. Michelle is the lead certified athletic trainer for ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital Total Rehab and provides outreach athletic training services to Fostoria High School. The Stinehelfer family resides in Fostoria, Ohio. Jonathan Stone, BSCPE, is an electronics engineer with DLA Land and Maritime in Columbus, Ohio, where he resides.

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Heather (Schey) Wendel, PharmD, is a senior medical science liaison at Onyx Pharmaceuticals Inc. in San Francisco, Calif. She and her husband, Chris, reside in Lakeland, Fla. Cathy (Hunt) Wheelock, BA, and Michael Wheelock were married June 12, 2011, in Pittsfield, Mass. Cathy is a master of business administration candidate at the Lally School of Management and Technology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, N.Y. Cathy was named the 2011 recipient of the Herman Family Fellowship. The award supports women in entrepreneurship and offers career mentoring, access to a network of professional women entrepreneurs, and business experience. She was also a finalist for RPI’s Change the World Challenge with her idea for a medical application software and interface that captures and stores patient information consisting of a TV graphical interface to facilitate doctor-patient communication. Cathy is also an independent jeweler with Premier Designs and has performed in a series of community theater productions. 22 She and her husband reside in Pittsfield, Mass. Ashley Willford, BFA, was a performer in the 13th annual Alumni Musical Showcase presented by the Findlay High School Alumni Association in October 2011. She is the choreographer of the VIP show choir and the Ada Varsity Singers, and she resides in Findlay, Ohio. Stephanie (Meller) Williams, BS, is a family physician at Fallen Timbers Family Physicians in Maumee, Ohio, where she and her husband, Doug, reside.

Nicolette (Ryan) Winner, BA, is the income development representative for the American Cancer Society in the northern Dayton region. She was awarded her certified volunteer administrator credential in November 2011. She and her family reside in Troy, Ohio. Richard Woerz, PharmD, BSPh ’62, is the area chair of the College of Natural Science at the University of Phoenix Cincinnati Campus in West Chester, Ohio. He resides in Maineville, Ohio.

2003 Christopher Burkhart, BS, is a high school biology teacher at Ohio Connections Academy in Worthington, Ohio. Christopher and his wife, Sarah, reside in Galion, Ohio. Courtney (Walker) Clark, BA, and Charles Clark III, were married Nov. 12, 2011. Courtney is an investigator for Belmont County Children Services in St. Clairsville, Ohio. The couple resides in Shadyside, Ohio. Stephanie (Spirer) Crandall, BA, and Joel Crandall were married Oct. 15, 2011, in Ada, Ohio. Stephanie is the principal associate at National League of Cities in Washington D.C. The couple resides in Alexandria, Va. Chris Croftcheck, BS, is a teacher. He and his wife, Lora, reside in Wadsworth, Ohio. Eileen Earnest, BFA, played Mrs. Claus in The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati’s production of “Holiday Follies,” in December 2011. Eileen resides in Glendale, Ohio. Anna Harper-Hess, BA, is a project manager for www.manta.com. Her husband, Andrew Hess, BA ‘01, is a

quality analyst for Verizon Wireless. The couple resides in Columbus, Ohio.

2004

Tara (Zyburt) Klofta, BS, is a registered nurse at Mary Rutan Hospital in Bellefontaine, Ohio. She and her husband, Josh, BSBA ’04, reside in Huntsville, Ohio, with their family.

Jennifer (Nuss) Clements, BSBA, is the director of marketing for online programs at East Tennessee State University in Johnson City, Tenn. Her husband, Jeff, BSME ’04, is a mechanical engineer for Eastman Chemical Co. in Kingsport, Tenn. The couple resides in Johnson City, Tenn.

Bree Langemo, JD, is dean of business, social and behavioral sciences at Pikes Peak Community College in Colorado Springs, Colo., where she and her family reside.

Lora Deeds, BA, is the public relations manager for Veeam Software for the Americas. Veeam Software is located in Columbus, Ohio, where Lora also resides.

Graham Roach, BSCE, and his wife, Gwen (Pike), BA ’02, are owners and operators of Eleven Acre Farm, a small scale sustainable farm, in Winston-Salem, N.C. They raise eggs, pastured poultry and lamb, as well as vegetables and herbs for their local community.

Jeremy Fear, BS, and his wife, Cassandra (Majchrzak), BS ’04, own and operate Fears Confections in Cleveland, Ohio. Cassandra was featured in a segment on Cleveland’s Good Company. The couple resides in Cleveland, Ohio.

Justin Schultz, BSEE, and Michael Chow, BSEE ’92, authored the article “Know The Newest Lighting Code,” which was featured in the August 2011 edition of Consulting-Specifying Engineer Magazine. Justin is an electrical engineer for Metro CD Engineering, LLC in Dublin, Ohio. Miranda Shaw, BSME, is a senior research engineer at Zimmer Inc. in Warsaw, Ind., where she resides. Maribeth (Hill) Stahl, BFA, is the director of corporate relations and grants at the Nashville Symphony. She and her husband, Christopher, reside in Nashville, Tenn. Andrew Taylor, JD, is a partner at the firm of Weber Gallagher in Norristown, Pa. He resides in Pottstown, Pa.

Jennifer (Piper) Kinney, BS, is a veterinarian at York Animal Hospital in Bellevue, Ohio. She and her family reside in Plain City, Ohio. Josh Klofta, BSBA, is a business developer in Huntsville, Ohio, where he resides with his wife, Tara (Zyburt), BS ’03, and their family. Jacqueline O’Flaherty, BSCE, is the terminal manager at Marathon Petroleum Corporation in Detroit, Mich. She resides in Dearborn, Mich. Holly (O’Connor) Sciolino, BA, is a radio personality for the morning show on 98.7 in radio market 19 for CBS radio. She and her husband, Christopher, reside in Clearwater, Fla. Elizabeth Seipel, BA, is an elementary gifted intervention specialist at West Holmes Local Schools in Wooster, Ohio. She resides in Millersburg, Ohio.

2005

John Blazek, PharmD, was promoted to regional cardiovascular clinical pharmacist for Kaiser Permanente in Parma, Ohio. He also earned a board certification in ambulatory care pharmacy. He resides in Bay Village, Ohio. Edward Canterbury, JD, was elected stockholder of the law firm of Henderson Franklin Starnes & Holt, PA. He is a Florida Bar board certified real estate lawyer and concentrates his practice in all areas of real estate law, including commercial and residential development, acquisitions, finance, survey matters, title insurance and commercial leases. He and his wife, Tania (Thompson), JD ’05, reside in Fort Myers, Fla.

of his experiences as an acute care pharmacist, how pharmacists can help their patients use medications safely and effectively and the importance of pharmacists working together with physicians and other health care professionals to Chinese pharmacists, health care administrators and faculty members from medical and pharmacy schools. Dale resides in Stow, Ohio. Jill (Faulkner) Hudgel, BA, is a high school intervention specialist for Electronic Classroom of Tomorrow in Columbus, Ohio. She and her family reside in Marysville, Ohio. Kimberly (Lockhart) Hufgard, BA, and Joseph Hufgard, were married Oct. 9, 2010. The couple resides in Avon Lake, Ohio.

Michael, BSCE ’09, and Megan (Brown) Henfling, BS ’09

Jaime (Brewer) Cummins, PharmD, and Joshua Cummins were married Aug. 13, 2011; they reside in Eaton, Ohio. Jaime is the pharmacy manager at Walgreens Pharmacy. Noelle Daugherty, PharmD, and Jay Erter III, were married Oct. 22, 2011. Noelle is a pharmacist for CVS pharmacy. The couple resides in Nashville, Tenn. Gregory Decker, BM, is an assistant professor of music theory at Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio. Jason Duff, BSBA, the founder, CEO and creative director of COMSTOR Outdoor in Huntsville, Ohio, was named to the Empact100 list of the country’s top young entrepreneurs and was recognized at the White House in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 17, 2011. Jason resides in Huntsville, Ohio. Dale English II, PharmD, BSPh ’93, is director of instructional laboratories and assistant professor of pharmacy practice and pharmaceutical sciences at Northeast Ohio Medical University in Rootstown, Ohio. In spring 2011, Dale traveled to Shanghai, China, to speak and present on the topics

Richard Hutson, JD, is an associate attorney for Weinstock, Friedman & Friedman P.A. in Baltimore, Md. He and his family reside in Stafford, Va. Dustin Marinucci, PharmD, and Laura Collins, were married Dec. 17, 2011 in Bluffton, S.C., Dustin is a graduate student at the University of Florida, pursuing a Master of Science in pharmacy. He is the clinical pharmacy coordinator at Beaufort Memorial Hospital in Beaufort, S.C. The couple resides in Bluffton, S.C. Ray Meeker IV, is a logistics supervisor at ECOLAB in Martinsburg, W.Va. He and his family reside in Kearneysville, W.Va. David Parr, BSBA, is a quality manager for Sonoco Products in Henderson, Ky. He and his wife, Leah (Myers), BSBA ’05, reside with their daughter, Hailey, in Evansville, Ind. Lisa (Liles) Smith, BA, is a school-based therapist for Bellefaire JCB in Shaker Heights, Ohio. She and her husband, Ryan, reside in South Euclid, Ohio. Erin (Tonies) Walker, BSBA, and her husband, Robert, BSBA ’06, reside in Strongsville, Ohio.

Brad Wilkerson, BS, and Korina Ianniello were married July 23, 2011, in the English Chapel of Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio. Brad is a high school technology teacher for Bath Schools. The couple resides in Elida, Ohio.

2006

Melissa (Rengers) Bradley, BSCE, is a project engineer for Geotechnical Consultants Inc. in Westerville, Ohio. The Melissa and her husband, Scott, reside in Somerset, Ohio. Charles “Chip” DuMound, BSME, and Kristen Kozlowski were married Aug. 27, 2011, in Dearborn, Mich. Chip is a field service manager in drilling and measurements at Schlumberger Limited. The couple resides in Tananger, Norway.

Erin (Emery) Shook, BA, is employed at Webb Insurance in Lima, Ohio. She and her family reside in Ada, Ohio. Justin Stiles, BSME, and Anne Krustinger were married. Justin is the operations center supervisor at Marathon Pipe Line LLC in Findlay, Ohio, where the couple resides. Michael Tehan, BSBA, is a manager for The Lachey Company in New Albany, Ohio. He resides in Columbus, Ohio. Daniel Tripp, BS, is a project engineer for E.S. Wagner Co. He resides in Marion, Ohio. Robert Walker, BSBA, and his wife, Erin (Tonies), BSBA ’05, reside in Strongsville, Ohio.

Mandy (Ingram) Altfater, BSBA ’09

Ashley (Alexander) Held, BS, is the executive assistant to the president and general manager of the Columbus Clippers. Ashley and her husband, Anthony, reside in Columbus, Ohio. William “Chip” Humphries, BS, BM, is a microscopy and imaging specialist for B & B Microscopes Ltd. in Pittsburgh, Pa. On Oct. 27, 2011, Chip defended his Ph.D. thesis and earned his degree in physical chemistry from the Georgia Institute of Technology. His wife, Jessica (Everhart), PharmD ’07, is a pharmacist for Infusion Partners in Pittsburgh, Pa., where the couple resides. Jo Ann (Martarello) Koontz, JD, BSBA ’01, spoke on deficiency judgment collections, bankruptcies and their effect on short sales at a seminar offered by the Venice Area Board of Realtors on Sept. 19, 2011. Jo Ann opened her own firm, Koontz & Associates PL in December 2011. She and her husband, Kyle, reside in Sarasota, Fla. Dawn (Hritz) Marshall, BM, and Chris Marshall were married. Dawn is a kindergarten through fifth-grade music teacher for Warren Township in Indianapolis, Ind., where the couple resides.

Michael Williams, BA, is a paramedic for Rural Metro in Aurora, Colo. His wife, Katie (Miklovic), BA ’07, is a mathematics educator at American Academy in Castle Pines North, Colo. The couple resides in Highlands Ranch, Colo.

2007

Lynn Baker, BSN, is a practical nursing instructor at North Georgia Technical College in Clarkesville, Ga. She and her family reside in Anderson, S.C. Garrett Brown, BSBA, and Megan Brown were married July 2, 2011. The couple resides in Stow, Ohio. Jennifer Burch, BS, is a physician assistant at Ada Life Medical Center in Ada, Ohio. Anthony Derrickson, BS, is a senior engineering draftsman at Science Applications International Corporation. His wife, Natalie (Mittlesteadt), BA ’08, is the outreach coordinator for the City of Indianapolis Department of Public Works. The couple resides in Whiteland, Ind.

graduated with her Master of Divinity from Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary, and she resides in Ferndale, Mich. Sarah (Geise) Rethman, PharmD, is a pharmacist for Schwieterman Pharmacies. She resides in Fort Loramie, Ohio, with her family. Rachel (Fye) Seman, BS, and Gregory Seman were married Sept. 5, 2009. Rachel is a statistical pricing strategist for Barnes Distribution in Cleveland, Ohio. The couple resides in Medina, Ohio.

Robert, PharmD ’09, and Candice (Gehret) Wenzell, PharmD ’09

Sean Shumaker, BSBA, is a production leader at Georgia-Pacific LLC in Wheatfield, Ind. He resides in Valparaiso, Ind. Jessica (Roberts) Simmons, PharmD, and Scott Simmons were married. Jessica is the pharmacy manager at Wal-Mart Pharmacy in Fulton, Mo. The couple resides in Mexico, Mo.

Kristin (Dickey) Gable, BA, is the Title I reading and math and intervention specialist at Delphos City Schools in Delphos, Ohio, where she and her family reside. Jonathan Graupmann, BA, is the assistant men’s and women’s track and field coach at Tiffin University in Tiffin, Ohio. He resides in Fairborn, Ohio. Ashley (Short) Hemp, PharmD, and Matt Hemp were married July 2, 2011. Ashley is an oncology pharmacist at Mercy Cancer Center at 24 St. Anne in Toledo, Ohio. The couple resides in Perrysburg, Ohio. Jessica (Everhart) Humphries, PharmD, is a pharmacist for Infusion Partners in Pittsburgh, Pa. Her husband, William “Chip”, BS ’06, BM ’06, is a microscopy and imaging specialist for B & B Microscopes Ltd. in Pittsburgh, Pa., where the couple resides. Karen (Miller) Killian, BSBA, and Warren Killian, BSME ’09, were married Oct. 10, 2009. Karen is an accountant for Miller’s Accounting Service in Montpelier, Ohio. Warren

is an associate product engineer with Alex Products Inc. in Ridgeville Corners, Ohio. The couple resides in Bryan, Ohio. Marie Emily “Emmy” Llewellyn, BA, is a communications specialist at Brain Injury Association of Massachusetts in Westborough, Mass. She resides in Belmont, Mass. Mandy (Hochstedler) Loehr, BA, is a staff writer for the Bellefontaine Examiner in Bellefontaine, Ohio, where she resides. Jennifer (Schneider) Minnich, BS, and Joseph Minnich were married May 29, 2011. Jennifer is a chiropractor. The couple resides in Mason, Ohio. Ryan Nuss, JD, LLM, is a law clerk at the Third District Court of Appeals in Lima, Ohio. He resides in West Liberty, Ohio. Monte Paschal, BSBA, and Jillian (Hastings), BA ’07, were married. Monte is a purchasing agent for AGCO Corporation in Duluth, Ga., where the couple resides. Alexandra Petrey, BA, is a program assistant at Cass Community Social Services in Detroit, Mich. She recently

Gretchen Deeg, BS, graduated in May 2011 from Lancaster Theological Seminary with a Master of Divinity. In December 2011, she was ordained in the United Church of Christ. She is an associate pastor at Mayflower United Church of Christ in Minneapolis, Minn., and she resides in Bloomington, Minn. Natalie (Mittlesteadt) Derrickson, BA, is the outreach coordinator for the City of Indianapolis Department of Public Works. Her husband, Anthony, BS ’07, is a senior engineering draftsman at SAIC. The couple resides in Whiteland, Ind. John Garrity, BSBA, and Christina (Haley), BS ’08, were married on Aug. 13, 2011, in Kettering, Ohio, where the couple resides.

Diana Vinh, PharmD, is a specialty practice pharmacist at the Ohio State University Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio, where she resides.

Stephen Jacquemin, BS, and Renee (Trentman), PharmD ’10, were married Oct. 1, 2011, in Fort Jennings, Ohio. Stephen received his master’s degree in 2010 from Ball State University, where he is a current Ph.D. candidate. He is employed as a graduate researcher/faculty at Ball State and as a professor at Ivy Tech University. Renee is a pharmacist at CVS Pharmacy. The couple resides in Muncie, Ind.

Mark Wieczorek, JD, is employed by Suhre & Associates, LLC in the Cincinnati DUI Defense Office in Cincinnati, Ohio. He resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Valerie (Paul) Lifer, BS, graduated with a Master of Science in biology from Western Kentucky University in August 2011. She and her family reside in Fort Bragg, N.C.

Katie (Miklovic) Williams, BA, is a mathematics educator at American Academy in Castle Pines North, Colo. Her husband, Michael, BA ’06, is a paramedic for Rural Metro in Aurora, Colo. The couple resides in Highlands Ranch, Colo.

Kerry McFarland, BA, is a creative director and graphic designer at Miller’s Presort Inc. in Akron, Ohio. He resides in Atwater, Ohio.

Amber Vavrek, PharmD, was inducted into the 2011 Bellaire High School Hall of Fame. She is a pharmacist for Kroger and resides in Bellaire, Ohio.

Brandon, PharmD ’09, and Catherine (Bowen) Hardin, BSCLS ’09

Ashley (Baader) Davis, BSBA, and Adam Davis were married Oct. 16, 2010.

2008

Bryce Bahm, BA, is a manager and personal trainer at Flex Fitness in Bucyrus, Ohio, where he also resides. In October 2011, Bryce received his professional bodybuilding card with the World Natural Bodybuilding Federation. He turned professional by winning a pro-qualifying show in Rochester, N.Y. Kelly (Craddock) Briley, BA, and Charles Briley II were married July 23, 2011. Kelly is the business integration coordinator for Disney Destinations in Celebration, Fla. The couple resides in Windermere, Fla. Melissa Csuhran, BA, BSBA, is a senior business analyst for Rosetta in Cleveland, Ohio. She resides in Mentor, Ohio. Sonja (Umbs) Daniels, BA, is the sales and marketing coordinator at McNaughton-McKay Electric Company in Findlay, Ohio, where she and her husband, Brandon, reside.

Laura McPeek, BA, is an early head start teacher at Community Action Wayne/Medina in Wooster, Ohio. She resides in Orrville, Ohio. Kenley Monson, BFA, performed at the 2011 Concerts In The Park in La Verne, Calif. She resides in North Hollywood, Calif. Angela Phares, BS, received a Master of Science, with an emphasis on medical physics, from Cleveland State University. She is a medical physicist for Health Physics Northwest in Tigard, Ore., where she resides. Lindsay (Naiman) Raymond, BFA, and Andrew Raymond were married May 15, 2010, in Findlay, Ohio. Lindsay is an attorney at Christian & Barton L.L.P. in the litigation practice. Mark Schloemer, BA, is the director of public service and the director of public safety for the city of Norwalk, Ohio. He resides in Columbus, Ohio.

Scott Sieber, BS, and Amy (Gillen), PharmD ’10, were married July 9, 2011, in Troy, Ohio. Scott is a pursuing a Master of Science in pharmacology and toxicology at Wright State University. Amy is a pharmacist at Smith Clinic and Walgreens in Marion, Ohio. The couple resides in Dublin, Ohio. Quinn Wright, BA, is a barista at Starbucks in New Albany, Ohio. He resides in Westerville, Ohio.

2009

Gregory Burks, BSCE, and Elizabeth Goodman were married, June 4, 2011, in Fremont, Ohio. Gregory is a civil engineer and surveyor at Thomas Winemiller & Associates Inc. in Vandalia, Ohio. The couple resides in Tipp City, Ohio. Ashley Ewing, BSBA, is an instructor at Aveda Institute in Columbus, Ohio. She resides in McComb, Ohio. Chris Gaghan, BFA, and Chelsea (Cotter), BA ’10, were married June 18, 2011, in Ada, Ohio. The couple resides in Bryan, Ohio. Eric Gossett, BS, and Monica (Weisenberger), PharmD ’11, were married June 18, 2011. Eric is a graduate student at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Monica is a pharmacist for the department of pharmacy at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, where the couple resides. Brandon Hardin, PharmD, and Catherine (Bowen), BSCLS ’10, were married July 16, 2011. Brandon is a pharmacist for Catalyst Rx in Avon Lake, Ohio. Catherine is a medical technologist for University Hospitals Case Medical Center. The couple resides in Avon Lake, Ohio.

Inc. in Cleveland, Ohio. Megan is a physician assistant at Superior Medical Care in Sheffield Village, Ohio. The couple resides in Olmsted Township, Ohio. Douglas Hoersten, BSME, is an assistant mechanical engineer at Burns & McDonnell in Kansas City, Mo., where he resides. Mark Howard, BSBA, is a MD Claims Processor at Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company in Columbus, Ohio. He and his wife, Lilianne, reside in Gahanna, Ohio. Rob Hradek, BS, and Sara (Lutz), PharmD ’10, were married Sept. 10, 2011, in Tiffin, Ohio. Rob is a research and design engineer at Roki America Co. Ltd. in Findlay, Ohio. Sara is a pharmacist at Institutional Care Pharmacy in Tiffin, Ohio, where the couple also resides. Michael Hunter Jr., BS, is the assistant men’s basketball coach Heidelberg University in Tiffin, Ohio. Jamie (Carter) Kelly, BA, and Daniel Kelly, PharmD ’11, were married April 16, 2011. The couple resides in Jeffersonville, Ind. Warren Killian, BSME, and Karen (Miller), BSBA ’07, were married Oct. 10, 2009. Warren is an associate product engineer with Alex Products Inc. in Ridgeville Corners, Ohio. Karen is an accountant for Miller’s Accounting Service in Montpelier, Ohio. The couple resides in Bryan, Ohio. Jennifer (Cheney) Laski, BA, and Michael Laski were married. Jennifer is a student at the University of Buffalo. The couple resides in North Tonawanda, N.Y.

Christie (Stechschulte) Heisel, PharmD, is a pharmacist at Rite Aid. She and her husband, James, PharmD ’11, JD ’11, reside in Morgantown, W.Va.

Katherine Lusardi, PharmD, is a clinical specialist for University of Arkansas Medical Sciences Medical Center in Little Rock, Ark., where she also resides.

Michael Henfling, BSCE, and Megan (Brown), BS ’09, were married Aug. 20, 2011, in Bryan, Ohio. Michael is a project engineer for Diamond Z Engineering

Christopher Mantica, JD, is a lawyer for Lerner, Sampson, & Rothfuss in Cincinnati, Ohio, where he and his family reside.

Jaime (Estok) Marasch, PharmD, and Matt Marasch were married Jan. 22, 2011. Jaime is a clinical staff pharmacist at Rainbow Babies & Children Hospital in Cleveland, Ohio. She and her family reside in North Royalton, Ohio. Alice (Hyster) McCartney, BA, is a teacher at Dickson County High School in Dickson, Tenn. Her husband, Joseph, PharmD ’10, is a pharmacist at Gateway Medical Center in Clarksville, Tenn. The couple resides in White Bluff, Tenn. Drew Michel, BSBA, is a career services specialist at ITT Tech in Hilliard, Ohio. His wife, Lauren (Wolfe), PharmD ’11, is a pharmacist for Walgreens in Columbus, Ohio. The couple resides in Dublin, Ohio. Heather (Moore) Miller, PharmD, and Jordan Miller, were married Sept. 17, 2011, in Fredericktown, Ohio. Heather is a pharmacist at MedCentral Health Systems Inc., Mansfield, Ohio. The couple resides in Fredericktown, Ohio. Bryan Mulvany, BA, and Courtney (Overstreet), BS ’09, were married Aug. 6, 2011, in Columbus, Ohio. Bryan is an account executive for Elevate Thinking in Columbus, Ohio, where the couple resides. Curtis See, BSBA, is a sales program development specialist for Cooper Tire & Rubber Company. He resides in Arlington, Ill. Ryan Smith, BS, and Nichole (Pheifer), BS ’09, were married June 18, 2011, in Ashland, Ohio. Ryan is a student at the Ohio State University College of Medicine, and Nichole is a student at the Ohio State University College of Dentistry in Columbus, Ohio, where the couple resides. Joshua Somerlot, BS, and Casey Cowles were married. Joshua is an associate at United States Marine Corp. The couple resides in Edison, Ohio. Lynn Stockwell, BA, is a registered veterinary technician at Groveport Canal Animal Hospital in Groveport, Ohio. She resides in Columbus, Ohio. Andrew Taylor, PharmD, and his wife, Rachel, were married July 31, 2011. Andrew is a pharmacist at Galion Community Hospital. The couple resides in Mount Gilead, Ohio. Douglas Verrill, BS, and Amanda (Holloway), BS ’09, were married Aug. 6, 2011, in Perrysburg, Ohio. The Verrills are both second-year medical students at the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio, where they reside.

Chris, BFA ’09, and Chelsea (Cotter) Gaghan, BA ’10

Douglas Vorhees, BS, and Alyssa (Ahlers), BSBA ’10, were married Aug. 27, 2011 in St. Marys, Ohio. Douglas is a manufacturing engineer at M-Tek Inc. in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Alyssa is an admissions counselor for The James F. Dicke College of Business Administration at Ohio Northern University. The couple resides in Upper Sandusky, Ohio.

Ryan Wargo, PharmD, and Autumn (Steiner), BA ’09, were married Sept. 24, 2011, in Lima, Ohio. The couple resides in Bradenton, Fla. Robert Wenzell, PharmD, and Candice (Gehret), PharmD ’09, were married July 16, 2011. Rob is a staff pharmacist at the Cleveland VA Medical Center in Cleveland, Ohio. Candice is a hematology/oncology clinical pharmacist at The Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland, Ohio. The couple resides in North Royalton, Ohio. Jeffrey Wilson, BS, works for The Valspar Corporation. He resides in Carnegie, Pa.

2010

Lauren Bailey, BFA, is a graphic designer for Goodwill Industries of Central Indiana Inc. She resides in Indianapolis, Ind. Eugene Barkman, BSCE, and Catherine (Merchak), BFA ’11, were married Aug. 13, 2011. Eugene is an engineer at Infrastructure Management Services in Tempe, Ariz. and Catherine is a production designer for Tiny Prints in Tempe, Ariz. The couple resides in Chandler, Ariz. Megan (Seymour) Bibler, BSBA, and Derek Bibler, PharmD ’11, were married Oct. 22, 2011. Megan is a district manager for Speedway in Columbus, Ohio. Derek is a pharmacist for OhioHealth. The couple resides in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Curt Bockey, BA, is the communications coordinator for Marriage Works! Ohio in Dayton, Ohio. He resides in Pleasant Hill, Ohio. Amanda (Kennedy) Eaton, BS, and Zachary Eaton were married. Amanda is a manager at Core Fitness. The couple resides in Oklahoma City, Okla. Chelsea (Cotter) Gaghan, BA, and Chris Gaghan, BFA ’09, were married June 18, 2011 in Ada, Ohio. The couple resides in Bryan, Ohio. Stephanie Goedde, BA, is a teacher at Bath Middle School in Lima, Ohio. Stephen Halas, BA, resides in Columbus, Ohio. Catherine (Bowen) Hardin, BSCLS, and Brandon Hardin, PharmD ’09, were married July 16, 2011. Catherine is a medical technologist for University Hospitals Case Medical Center. Brandon is a pharmacist for Catalyst Rx in Avon Lake, Ohio. The couple resides in Avon Lake, Ohio. Katie Heckerd, BSBA, is a program center manager for RuffaloCODY. She resides in Westerville, Ohio. Kelly Hiteshew, PharmD, is an assistant professor of pharmacy practice at Cedarville University in Cedarville, Ohio. She resides in Columbus, Ohio.

Ryan Wargo, PharmD ’09, and Autumn (Steiner) Wargo, BA ’09

Doug, BS ’09 and Alyssa (Ahlers) Vorhees, BSBA ’10

Sara (Lutz) Hradek, PharmD, and Rob Hradek, BS ’09, were married Sept. 10, 2011 in Tiffin, Ohio. Rob is a research and design engineer at Roki America Co. Ltd. in Findlay, Ohio. Sara is a pharmacist at Institutional Care Pharmacy in Tiffin, Ohio, where the couple also resides.

Kirk Robinson, BS and Jessica (Benner), PharmD ’11, and were married Aug. 19, 2011. Kirk is a software developer for SAY Security in Ada, Ohio. Jessica is a pharmacist for P &R Home IV Services Inc. in Van Wert, Ohio. The couple resides in Delphos, Ohio.

Sarah Antloga, PharmD, is a pharmacist at CVS Pharmacy in Cleveland, Heights, Ohio. She resides in Chardon, Ohio.

Zac Crowley, PharmD, is a staff pharmacist for the Ohio Department of Mental Health in Columbus, Ohio, where he resides.

Katelyn Avendt, BS, is a nursing aide at The Toledo Hospital in Toledo, Ohio. She resides in Ottawa Hills, Ohio.

Renee (Trentman) Jacquemin, PharmD, and Stephen Jacquemin, BS ’08, were married Oct. 1, 2011, in Fort Jennings, Ohio. Renee is a pharmacist at CVS Pharmacy. Stephen received his master’s degree in 2010 from Ball State University, where he is a current Ph.D. candidate. He is employed as a graduate researcher/faculty at Ball State and as a professor at Ivy Tech University. The couple resides in Muncie, Ind.

Julie Schwieterman, BS, is pursuing a doctorate in physical therapy at the College of Mount St. Joseph in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Catherine (Merchak) Barkman, BFA, and Eugene Barkman, BSCE ’10, were married Aug. 13, 2011. Catherine is a production designer for Tiny Prints in Tempe, Ariz. and Eugene is an engineer at Infrastructure Management Services in Tempe, Ariz. The couple resides in Chandler, Ariz.

Jamie Culp, is a pre-K and kindergarten teacher at Montessori Children’s Village in Findlay, Ohio. She resides in Ada, Ohio.

Cameron Keir, BA, and Carolyn Kassouf were married in June 2011. Cameron is a news producer for WINK News in Fort Myers, Fla., where the couple resides. Joseph McCartney, PharmD, is a pharmacist at Gateway Medical Center in Clarksville, Tenn. His wife, Alice (Hyster), BA ’09, is a teacher at Dickson County High School in Dickson, Tenn. The couple resides in White Bluff, Tenn. Jacob McCulloch, BS, is a management trainee for Capitol Tunneling Inc. in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Grove City, Ohio. Jennifer Pierce, PharmD, is a staff pharmacist at Giant Eagle Pharmacy in Rossford, Ohio. She resides in Bowling Green, Ohio. Lindsey 26 Pruneski, BS, is a forensic scientist for the Ohio Attorney General, Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation in Richland, Ohio. She resides in Uniontown, Ohio. Kristi (Russell) Reed, BM, and Daniel Reed, BS ’11, were married June 25, 2011. The couple resides in Cincinnati, Ohio. Rachel (Butvin) Rittenhouse, BS, is a crime lab analyst for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement in Tallahassee, Fla. Her husband, Joel, PharmD ’11, is a pharmacy manager at Wal-Mart. The couple resides in Pensacola, Fla.

Amy (Gillen) Sieber, PharmD, and Scott Sieber, BS ’08, were married July 9, 2011, in Troy, Ohio. Amy is a pharmacist at Smith Clinic and Walgreens in Marion, Ohio. Scott is a pursuing a Master of Science in pharmacology and toxicology at Wright State University. The couple resides in Dublin, Ohio. Luther Vallandingham, JD, is a land man for Purple Land Management LLC in Canton, Ohio, where he resides. He is also a licensed attorney in Ohio. Zack Voll, BM, is the middle school and high school choir teacher at Patrick Henry Local Schools in Hamler, Ohio. He and his wife, Sarah (Mast), BM ’11, reside in Ada, Ohio, with their family. Alyssa (Ahlers) Vorhees, BSBA, and Douglas Vorhees, BS ’09, were married Aug. 27, 2011, in St. Marys, Ohio. Douglas is a manufacturing engineer at M-Tek Inc. in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Alyssa is an admissions counselor for The James F. Dicke College of Business Administration at Ohio Northern University. The couple resides in Upper Sandusky, Ohio. Keesha Warmsby, JD, was featured in the article “Lawyer to Lawyer, Passing the torch with a personal touch” in the fall 2011 edition of Ohio Lawyer magazine, published by the Ohio State Bar Association. She is a staff attorney to the Honorable Timothy S. Horton of the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas. She resides in Columbus, Ohio.

2011

Rachel Alley, BSBA, is a junior healthcare systems consultant for Stoltenberg Consulting Inc. in Bethel Park, Pa. She resides in Millersport, Ohio.

Maggie (Cooper) Behanna, BSN, and Bradley Behanna were married July 30, 2011. Maggie is a registered nurse at Mercy Health Partners in Cincinnati, Ohio. Derek Bibler, PharmD, and Megan (Seymour), BSBA ’10, and were married Oct. 22, 2011. Derek is a pharmacist for OhioHealth. Megan is a district manager for Speedway in Columbus, Ohio. The couple resides in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Brittany Bretzinger, BSBA, is a receptionist at Carpenter, Lipps & Leland LLP in Columbus, Ohio. She resides in Columbus, Ohio. Daniel Bucher, JD, and his wife, Victoria, reside in Canal Fulton, Ohio. Gabriel Cabanillas, BM, is the director of media and contemporary worship at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church in Celina, Ohio, where he resides. Rebecca Carey, PharmD, is a pharmacist at Mount Carmel East Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, where she resides. Rachel Carter, PharmD, is a staff pharmacist at Specialty Medicine Compounding Pharmacy in South Lyon, Mich. She resides in Livonia, Mich. Kevin Clark, BSBA, is a payment services specialist at State Auto Insurance in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Blacklick, Ohio. Jamie Cochran, BSBA, is the stores human resource coordinator for Abercrombie and Fitch in New Albany, Ohio. She resides in Alliance, Ohio. Lauren Colby, BA, resides in Toledo, Ohio.

Denisha Dade, BSBA, is a disciplinarian for Chicago Bulls College Prep in Chicago, Ill., where she resides. Ryan Dolan, BSEE, is an electrical engineer for American Electric Power Co. Inc. in Gahanna, Ohio. He resides in Columbus, Ohio. Kristin Elix, BA, is a seventh -grade math teacher at New Lebanon Local Schools in New Lebanon, Ohio. She resides in Englewood, Ohio. Kaylene Evans, PharmD, is the pharmacy manager at Target in Toledo, Ohio. She resides in Perrysburg, Ohio. Taylor Fillmore, BSN, resides in Sycamore, Ohio. Nicole Fleischman, BSBA, resides in Beaver Falls, Pa. Ryan Fleming, BA, and Amie Sweet, were married Dec. 16, 2011. The couple resides in Longwood, Fla. Rachael Frigo, BA, is the human resources compliance administrator at Belcan Corporation. She resides in Mason, Ohio. John Garlitz, BSME, is a turbine services engineer for American Electric Power Co. Ltd. in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Dublin, Ohio. Hannah Graydon, BSN, is a registered nurse at Parma General Hospital in Parma, Ohio. She resides in North Royalton, Ohio. Julie Glover, PharmD, is the pharmacist in charge at CVS Pharmacy in Cleveland, Ohio. She resides in North Olmsted, Ohio. Monica (Weisenberger) Gossett, PharmD, and Eric Gossett, BS ’09, were married June 18, 2011. Monica is a pharmacist for the department of pharmacy at Riverside Methodist Hospital in Columbus, Ohio, where the couple resides.

Alyssa (Jones) Grelak, BSBA, is the retail marketing advisor for AcuSport Corporation in Bellefontaine, Ohio, where she and her husband, Tomasz, reside. Allison Gribben, BA, resides in East Palestine, Ohio. A.J. Hall, BSEE, is a project engineer for Marathon Petroleum Corporation in Indianapolis, Ind., where he resides. Adam Hamman, BSCE, is a project engineer for H & H Enterprises in Andover, Ohio, where he resides. Virginia Harrod, BM, is a music teacher at Winterfield Elementary of CharlotteMecklenburg Schools in Charlotte, N.C., where she resides. Sabrina Hartley, BA, resides in Marion, Ohio. Jacob Heaphy, BS, is a sales associate for Firth Rixson Monroe in Rochester, N.Y., where he resides. James Heisel, PharmD, JD, is a research associate for Mylan Inc. in Morgantown, W.Va., where he resides with his wife, Christie (Stechschulte), PharmD ’09. Lee Heitkamp, BSME, is a mechanical designer for Machine Concepts Inc. in Minster, Ohio. He resides in Maria Stein, Ohio. Alexander Hoffman, PharmD, and Ashley (Lehnert), PharmD ’11, were married June 18, 2011. Alexander is a pharmacy practice resident at Kaiser Permanente in Parma, Ohio. Ashley is a staff pharmacist at Kaiser Permanente in Willoughby, Ohio. The couple resides in Westlake, Ohio. Karen Jenkins, PharmD, is a staff pharmacist at Weirton Medical Center in Weirton, W.Va. She resides in Oakdale, Pa. Joscelyn Kaup, JD, is an associate attorney for Allen, McCain & O’Mahony P.C. in Atlanta, Ga., where she resides. Megan Keller, PharmD, is the Kroger and ONU Community Pharmacy resident. She resides in Marion, Ohio. Daniel Kelly, PharmD, and Jamie (Carter), BA ’09, were married April 16, 2011. Daniel is a pharmacist for CVS in Jeffersonville, Ind., where the couple resides. Michael Krak, BSME, is a graduate research assistant in the mechanical engineering department at Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Groveport, Ohio. Brenton Kratzer, BSBA, is in assurance services with Ernst & Young LLP in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Westerville, Ohio. Tiffany Lerch, BSN, is in the U.S. Navy.

Michelle (Nicol) Long, BSEE, and Matthew Long were married Aug. 13, 2011. Michelle is an electronics engineer for ASC/ENAS in Wright-Patterson, Ohio. The couple resides in Dayton, Ohio.

Erik Reinhard, BSEE, is an electronics engineer at Wright–Patterson Air Force Base. He resides in Centerville, Ohio.

Eric Maag, BSN, is an emergency department registered nurse at St. Rita’s Medical Center in Lima, Ohio. He resides in Columbus Grove, Ohio.

Joel Rittenhouse, PharmD, is a pharmacy manager at Wal-Mart. His wife, Rachel (Butvin), BS ’10, is a crime lab analyst for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement in Tallahassee, Fla. The couple resides in Pensacola, Fla.

Steilyn Martin, JD, resides in St. Louis, Mo. Alexis McAdams, BA, is employed by the Renhill Group at Marburn Academy. She resides in Lakeview, Ohio. Charles McCullah III, BSCE, is a regional project manager for the Michigan division of Kroger in Novi, Mich. He resides in Northville, Mich. Lauren (Wolfe) Michel, PharmD, is pharmacist for Walgreens in Columbus, Ohio. Her husband, Drew, BSBA ’09, is a career services specialist for ITT Tech in Hilliard, Ohio. The couple resides in Dublin, Ohio. Edwin Ng, PharmD, is a pharmacy manager for Marc’s Pharmacy in Parma, Ohio. He resides in Olmsted Falls, Ohio. Huong Ngo, PharmD, is a staff pharmacist for CVS Pharmacy in Chesterfield, Mich. She and her husband, Benjamin Hong, reside in London, Ontario, Canada. Madelyn Otcasek, JD, is an intern at Joseph D. Carney & Associates LLC in Westlake, Ohio. She resides in Cleveland, Ohio. Acacia (Brush) Perko, JD, and James Perko were married Sept. 3, 2011. Acacia is an attorney at Mallory Law Office LLC in Columbus, Ohio, were the couple resides. Samantha Phillips, JD, is a judicial law clerk at the Mifflin County Court of Common Pleas, and she works for the President Judge Timothy S. Searer in Lewistown, Pa. She resides in Orwigsburg, Pa. Will Proctor, BS, is a student at the Edward Via College of Osteopathic Medicine in Blacksburg, Va. where he resides.

Adrienne Rines, JD, resides in Portland, Ind.

Whitney Robbins, BSBA, is a junior client analyst for PointRoll in Troy, Mich. She resides in Marysville, Mich. Lauren Roberts, BA, is a weekend editor for The Findlay Courier in Findlay, Ohio. She resides in Pataskala, Ohio. Jessica (Benner) Robinson, PharmD, and Kirk Robinson, BS ’10, were married Aug. 19, 2011. Jessica is a pharmacist for P &R Home IV Services Inc. in Van Wert, Ohio. Kirk is a software developer for SAY Security in Ada, Ohio. The couple resides in Delphos, Ohio. Lyndsey Robison, BSBA, is an inside sales representative for ServiceSource. She resides in Nashville, Tenn. Kyle Roby, BA, is in sales at Cellular Central Verizon Wireless in Bluffton, Ohio, where he resides. Korey Sarven, BSCE, is a design engineer at Strand Associates Inc. in Groveport, Ohio. He resides in Hilliard, Ohio. Abby Schaller, BSBA, is a universal banker at U.S. Bank in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she resides. Bethany Schreck, BFA, is the communications manager for Bubbles Academy in Chicago, Ill., where she resides. Adam Schwiebert, BA, is a research fellow at the Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions in Columbus, Ohio. He resides in Gahanna, Ohio. Jared Simon, BSBA, is an inside sales representative for Palmer-Donavin in Fort Wayne, Ind., where he resides. Benjamin Smith, BS, is an inside sales representative for the Cleveland Indians in Cleveland, Ohio.

Amanda Quintrell, BA, is the coordinator of recruitment for the music department at Ohio Northern University. She resides in Ada, Ohio.

Kristen Smith, BSBA, is an associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP in Toledo, Ohio. She resides in Perrysburg, Ohio.

Amanda (Cribley) Raines, BA, and Jameson Raines, BSME ’11, were married June 19, 2010. Amanda is the college access program assistance for the OSU Extension Office in Hardin County. The couple resides in Ada, Ohio.

Melissa Smith, BSBA, is a public relations specialist for Licking Memorial Health Systems in Newark, Ohio. She resides in Utica, Ohio.

Daniel Reed, BS, and Kristi (Russell), BM ’10, were married June 25, 2011. The couple resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Emily Spangler, BA, is an instructional aid at Auglaize County Educational Service Center and Ridgemont Local Schools in Wapakoneta, Ohio. She resides in Waynesfield, Ohio.

Kathleen Sponseller, BSBA, is an account coordinator for JWT Action in Akron, Ohio. She resides in Canton, Ohio. Leigh Spring, BA, is a graduate assistant in athletic training at Ohio University and New Lexington High School. She resides in Crooksville, Ohio. Amanda Stacy, JD, is an associate attorney with the law firm of Barrett, Easterday, Cunningham & Eselgroth LLP in Dublin, Ohio. Josh Stone, BSCPE, is a technical staff member at Verizon Communications in Dublin, Ohio. He resides in Columbus, Ohio. Melissa Straub, BS, is a graduate student at the University of Toledo in Toledo, Ohio. She resides in Holland, Ohio. Stephanie Swiger, JD, is a lawyer for the Criminal Bureau of Investigation with the Attorney General of Ohio in Columbus, Ohio. She resides in Findlay, Ohio. Jonathan Syrigos, BS, is a graduate student at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill., where he resides. Matthew Tomasko, BS, is employed by Independence Excavating in Independence, Ohio. Sarah (Mast) Voll, BM, works at The Inn at Ohio Northern University in Ada, Ohio, where she and her husband, Zack, BM ’10, reside. Ryan Warnecke, JD, is an attorney. He and his wife, Meredith, reside in Delphos, Ohio. Emily Waugh, BSBA, is a member service representative at Quest Federal Credit Union in Kenton, Ohio. She resides in Alger, Ohio. Amy Weaver, BSBA, is a billing administrator for Brickman Facility Solutions in New Albany, Ohio. She resides in Reynoldsburg, Ohio. Jessica Whitley, BFA, resides in Dublin, Ohio. Benjamin Wibberly, BSME, is an engineer for Nissin R & D USA in East Liberty, Ohio. He resides in Powell, Ohio. Sabrina Widman, BA, is a law student at the University of Toledo. She resides in Perrysburg, Ohio. Andrew Zaebst, BA, is a teacher at Garrett-Keyser-Butler Community School District in Garrett, Ind. He resides in Auburn, Ind. Eric Zupp, BS, resides in West Mansfield, Ohio.

Northern’s CUBS

Children of Alumni

Heather Dame, BSBA ’91

1982

Amy Conn, BSBA ’95

Jo (Follendorf) Moran, BA, and her husband, Mark, a daughter, Anna, June 5, 2001, and a son, Nicholas, July 10, 2002. The Moran family resides in Clarence, N.Y.

1986 Daniel Huston, BA, JD ’89, and his wife, Rachel, a son, Conner Daniel, Jan. 14, 2012. The Huston family resides in Columbus, Ohio.

1989

James, BSBA ’96, and Heather (Airhart) Gaal, BSPh ’96

Beth (Biederstedt) Zandstra, BA ’96

Daniel Huston, JD, BA ’86, and his wife, Rachel, a son, Conner Daniel, Jan. 14, 2012. The Huston family resides in Columbus, Ohio.

1991 Heather (Burkhardt) Dame, BSBA, and her husband, Timothy, a son, Chance, Oct. 8, 2010. The Dame family resides in Lake Worth, Fla.

1992

Charlie Kim, BSBA ’98, and Carla (Bender) Kim, BS ’97

Dale Lutz, BSCE, and his wife, Virginia Kreamer-Lutz, BSPh ’93, adopted a son, Michael Alexander, on Dec. 12, 2011, from Russia. Michael, born on June 28, 2009, joins brother Christopher, 12, and sister Caroline, 9. The family resides in Fort Wayne, Ind.

1993

28 Chris Batdorf, BSME ’97

Virginia Kreamer-Lutz, BSPh, and her husband, Dale, BSCE ’92, adopted a son, Michael Alexander, on Dec. 12, 2011, from Russia. Michael, born on June 28, 2009, joins brother Christopher, 12, and sister Caroline, 9. The family resides in Fort Wayne, Ind. Christine (Pizem) Pasko, BA, and her husband, Eric, welcomed twins Sophia and Bryce on Oct. 2, 2009, and daughter Amelia on Aug. 26, 2011. The Pasko family resides in Strongsville, Ohio.

Joellen Redshaw, PharmD ’99

1994 Larry Fisher, BA, and his wife, Rhonda (Payne), BA ’94, a daughter, Isabelle Ruth Ellen, Dec. 17, 2010. Isabelle joins siblings Jeffery Weaver, BSEE ’01

Kyle Thompson, JD ’01

Annabelle, 15, Aidan, 12, and Eli, 7. The Fisher family resides in Norwalk, Ohio.

1995 Amy Conn, BSBA, and her husband, Adam Thacker, a son, Liam Andrew, Sept. 3, 2011. Liam joins brother Aidan, 3. The family resides in Delaware, Ohio. Cynthia Kocher, BA, and her husband, Robert Perry, a son, Austin James Kocher Perry, Nov. 15, 2011. Austin joins brother Jack. The family resides in Richmond, Va.

1996 James Gaal, BSBA, and his wife, Heather (Airhart), BSPh ’96, a son, Ryan Jameson, May 4, 2011. Ryan joins brothers Brennan and Tyler. The Gaal family resides in Navarre, Ohio. Heather Miller-Klingler, BA, and her husband, Shane, a son, Ian Shane, Aug. 3, 2011. Ian joins brother Kelan, 5. The Klingler family resides in Napoleon, Ohio. Beth (Biederstedt) Zandstra, BA, and her husband, John, adopted two boys, Aaron John, 20 months, and Jeremiah Daniel, 17 months. The family has had the boys since birth. The Zandstra family resides in Byron Center, Mich.

1997 Vaughn Christopher Batdorf, BSME, and his wife, Wendy, a daughter, Vienna Cameron, July 22, 2011. Vienna joins sister Vella. The Batdorf family resides in Clive, Iowa. Carla (Bender) Kim, BS, and her husband, Charlie, BSBA ’98, a daughter, Isabella Sung-hwa Kim, Jan. 1, 2012. Isabella joins sister Madeline. The Kim family resides in Boston, Mass. Brian Pohl, BS, and his wife, Michelle, a daughter, Lauren, Jan. 28, 2011. Lauren joins brother Madden. The Pohl family resides in St. Marys, Ohio.

1998 Tracy Saltzman-Hutchins, BSPh, and her husband, Kyle, a daughter, Natalie Gabriella, April 11, 2011. Natalie joins siblings Brandon, Nicholas and Alyssa. The Hutchins family resides in Perrysburg, Ohio. Charlie Kim, BSBA, and his wife, Carla (Bender), BS ’97, a daughter, Isabella Sung-hwa Kim, Jan. 1, 2012. Isabella joins sister Madeline. The Kim family resides in Boston, Mass. Rebecca Sero-Lynn, BA, and her husband, Bryan, a son, Cooper Charles, Jan. 6, 2011. The Lynn family resides in Brownsburg, Ind.

1999 Larissa (Covert) Brown, BSBA, and her husband, David, a daughter, Elaina Rosalie, Sept. 1, 2011. The Brown family resides in Fort Wayne, Ind. Brian Hermiller, BSME, and his wife, Jolyn (Smith), BS ’02, a daughter, Kelaiah. Kelaiah joins siblings Micah, 8, Abigail, 6, Jeremiah, 5, and Elisabeth, 2.

Pamela (Buccier) McCormick, BFA ’03

Jonathon, BM ’01, and Laura Anne (Farrar) Cox, BMEd ’01

Marika (Skarl) Fry, BA, and her husband, Ryan, a daughter, Ragan Marcia, Oct. 4, 2011. Ragan joins brother Keegan, 2. The Fry family resides in Plainfield, Ill. Jael (De Spain) Mazur, JD, a daughter, Marin Bonita, Oct. 2, 2011. The Mazur family resides in Carlsbad, Calif.

Victoria (Haber) McMonagle, BSPh, and her husband, Christopher, a daughter, Katherine Ruth, Oct. 18, 2011. The McMonagle family resides in Lakewood, Ohio.

Kendall Orians, BS and his wife, Aimee (Roettker), BFA ’01, a son Callen, Nov. 6, 2010. Callen joins sister Michelle and brother Edson. The Orians family resides in Hilliard, Ohio.

JoEllen (Fox) Redshaw, PharmD, and her husband, Matthew, a son, Cooper John, Jan. 6, 2011. The Redshaw family resides in Fishers, Ind.

Kyle Thompson, JD, and his wife, Lara, a son, Landon Cooper, Feb. 2011. Landon joins sisters Emma, 9, and Olivia, 6. The Thompson family resides in Frankfort, Ky.

Dianna (Blair) Tarone, BSBA, and her husband, Louis, a daughter, Olivia Marie, Feb. 3, 2011. Olivia joins sister Allison Grace. The Tarone family resides in Lewis Center, Ohio.

Jeffery Weaver, BSEE, and his wife, Jamie, a son, Logan Jeffery, Sept. 14, 2011. The Weaver family resides in Westerville, Ohio.

2000 Randy VanTilburg, BSCE, and his wife, Meagan (Tangeman), BS ’00, a daughter, Ryleigh. Ryleigh joins brother Brendan. The VanTilburg family resides in Delaware, Ohio.

2001 Jonathon Cox, BM, and his wife, Laura (Farrar), BM ’01, a daughter, Emma Rose, June 8, 2011. Emma joins brother Gavin. The Cox family resides in Huber Heights, Ohio. Shawn Eaton, PharmD, and his wife, Melissa, a son, Alec Scott, Nov. 14, 2011. Alec join brother Grant. The Eaton family resides in Tallmadge, Ohio.

Marika (Skarl) Fry, BA ’01

Donna (Reitz) Wren, JD, and her husband, Mark, twin girls, Maya and Noelle, Jan. 31, 2011. Maya and Noelle join brother Nathan, 5. The Wren family resides in Havertown, Pa.

2002 Nicole (Hauenstein) Busey, JD, and her husband Joseph, a daughter, Samantha Marie, July 15, 2011. Samantha joins sister Sasha and brother Alec. The Busey family resides in Van Buren, Ohio. Jolyn (Smith) Hermiller, BS, and her husband, Brian Hermiller, BSME ’99, a daughter, Kelaiah. Kelaiah joins siblings Micah, 8, Abigail, 6, Jeremiah, 5, and Elisabeth, 2.

Tiffany (Langenderfer) Garcia, BS ’04

Chris Degenkolb, PharmD ’03 & Kerri (DeNucci) Degenkolb, PharmD ’03

2003

Julie (Keller) Bollenbacher, BFA, and her husband, Adam, BFA ’06, twins, a daughter, Abigail Katelynn, and a son, Jacob Andrew, April 20, 2011. The Bollenbacher family resides in Coldwater, Ohio.

Chris Degenkolb, PharmD, and Kerri (DeNucci), PharmD ’03, a son Matthew William, June 12, 2011. The Degenkolb family resides in Westfield, Ind.

Tiffany (Langenderfer) Garcia, BS, and her husband, James, a daughter, Eden Elizabeth, July 7, 2011. The Garcia family resides in Columbus, Ohio.

Tara (Zyburt) Klofta, BS, and her husband, Josh Klofta, BSBA ’04, a daughter, Raelin Kay, Dec. 6, 2010. The Klofta family resides in Huntsville, Ohio.

Josh Klofta, BSBA, and his wife, Tara (Zyburt), BS ’03, a daughter, Raelin Kay, Dec. 6. 2010. The Klofta family resides in Huntsville, Ohio.

Gwen (Pike) Roach, BA, and her husband, Graham Roach, BSCE ’03, a son, Ephraim. The Roach family resides in Winston-Salem, N.C.

Pamela (Buccier) McCormick, BFA, and her husband, Christopher, a son, Austin Christopher, Oct. 28, 2011. The McCormick family resides in Windsor, Ontario, Canada Graham Roach, BSCE, and his wife, Gwen (Pike), BA ’02, a son, Ephraim. The Roach family resides in Winston-Salem, N.C.

2004 Allison (Turner) Allen, JD, and her husband, Sean, JD ’05, a daughter, Audra Caroline, Oct. 5, 2011. Audra joins sister Rebecca. The Allen family resides in Plantation, Fla.

Jennifer (Schroeder) Pingle, PharmD, and her husband, Jordan, a daughter, Tessa Anne, June 27, 2011. Tessa joins sister Callie, 3. The Pingle family resides in Columbus Grove, Ohio. Justin Walton, BA, and his wife, Allison (Dougan), PharmD ’06, a son, James Allen, Oct. 28, 2011. The Walton family resides in Indianapolis, Ind.

2005 Sean Allen, JD, and his wife, Allison (Turner), JD ’04, a daughter, Audra Caroline, Oct. 5, 2011. Audra joins sister Rebecca. The Allen family resides in Plantation, Fla. 29

Kristin (Stoner) Marchman, BA ’05

Alicia (St. Johns) DeCant, BSBA ’06

2007 Richard, JD ’05, and Elizabeth (Christoff) Hutson, JD ’06

Kevin Shoup, BS, and his wife, Megan (Rausch), BSN ’10, a son, Parker Ryan, Dec. 19, 2011. The Shoup family resides in Findlay, Ohio.

2008 Valerie (Paul) Lifer, BS, and her husband, Brice, a son, Elijah Joseph, Sept. 22, 2011. The Life family resides in Fort Bragg, N.C. Jill (Faulkner) Hudgel, BA ’05

Holly (Daugherty) Gleason, JD, and her husband, Jacob, a son, Elliott, Oct. 11, 2011. Elliott, joins brother Eli, and sister Anna. The Gleason family resides in Zanesville, Ohio. Jill (Faulkner) Hudgel, BA, and her husband, Rick, a son, Judah Kingston, Oct. 7, 2011. The Hudgel family resides in Marysville, Ohio. Richard Hutson, JD, and his wife, Elizabeth (Christoff), JD ’06, a son, Ian Christopher, Sept. 17, 2010. Ian joins brother Jalen. The Huston family 30 resides in Stafford, Va. Kristin (Stoner) Marchman, BA, and her husband, Tyler, a son, Tanner Scott, Oct. 11, 2011. The Marchman family resides in Cumming, Ga. Ray Meeker IV, BSBA, and his wife, Karilyn, a daughter, Olivia Ruth, April 30, 2010. The Meeker family resides in Kearneysville, W.Va.

Ashley (Smith) Mantica, PharmD, and her husband, Christopher, JD ’09, a son, Tallon Jay, July 14, 2011. The Mantica family resides in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Nick Roby, BA ’05

David Parr, BSBA, and his wife, Leah (Myers), BSBA ’05, a daughter, Hailey Irene, March 4, 2011. The Parr family resides in Evansville, Ind. Nick Roby, BA, and his wife, Amy, a son Ethan David, June 1, 2011. Ethan joins sister Ella Nicole, 2. The Roby family resides in Bluffton, Ohio. Kristin (Maneely) Rozek, BA, and her husband, Justin, a daughter, Adelyn Mary, Aug. 4, 2011. Adelyn joins brother Griffin, 2. The Rozek family resides in Sylvania, Ohio. Edward Watson, BA, and his wife, Rebecca, a daughter, Olivia Grace, Oct. 27, 2011. The Watson family resides in Newark, Ohio.

2006 Adam Bollenbacher, BFA, and his wife, Julie (Keller), BFA ’03, twins, a daughter, Abigail Katelynn, and a son, Jacob Andrew, April 20, 2011. The Bollenbacher family resides in Coldwater, Ohio.

2009 Julie (Keller), BFA ’04, and Adam Bollenbacker, BFA ’06

Alicia (St. Johns) DeCant, BSBA, and her husband, Jeremy, a son, Liam Norman, Aug. 18, 2011. The DeCant family resides in Curtice, Ohio. Elizabeth (Christoff) Hutson, JD, and her husband, Richard Hutson, JD ’05, a son, Ian Christopher, Sept. 17, 2010. Ian joins brother Jalen. The Huston family resides in Stafford, Va.

Christopher Mantica, JD, and his wife, Ashley (Smith), PharmD ’08, a son, Tallon Jay, July 14, 2011. The Mantica family resides in Cincinnati, Ohio. Jaime (Estok) Marasch, PharmD, and her husband, Matt, a daughter, Mia Noelle, Nov. 27, 2010. The Marasch family resides in North Royalton, Ohio.

2010 Megan (Rausch) Shoup, BSN, and her husband, Kevin, BS ’07, a son, Parker Ryan, Dec. 19, 2011. The Shoup resides in Findlay, Ohio.

Erin (Emery) Shook, BA, and her husband, Dustin, a son, Arden David, Jan. 12, 2011. The Shook family resides in Ada, Ohio.

Zack Voll, BM, and his wife, Sarah (Mast), BM ’11, a son, Zane Allen, Dec. 2, 2011. The Voll family resides in Ada, Ohio.

Allison (Dougan) Walton, PharmD, and her husband, Justin Walton, BA ‘04, a son, James Allen, Oct. 28, 2011. The Walton family resides in Indianapolis, Ind.

2011 Sarah (Mast) Voll, BM, and her husband, Zack, BM ’10, a son, Zane Allen, Dec. 2, 2011. The Voll family resides in Ada, Ohio.

In Memoriam Ken Elshoff

Kenneth “Ken” R. Elshoff, Hon. D. ’97, of Columbus, Ohio died Nov. 24, 2011. Ken was a native of New Knoxville, Ohio. He received his BSBA in 1958 from Ohio State University and an honorary DBA from Ohio Northern University in 1997. Ken had a distinguished career in the savings and loan business. He was president of the Railroad Savings and Loan and led the institution as president of the Ohio League of Financial Institutions. He served on many boards, including the Federal Home Loan Bank, the General Ohio Savings and Loan Corporation, COSI, and Friendship Village of Dublin. He was a devoted civic leader in Central Ohio and was a committed leader in the United Methodist Church. Ken served as a trustee of Ohio Northern University for 28 years. He served as chairman of the Board. He was a member of, and chair of, two presidential search committees. This Christian gentleman served Ohio Northern with dignity and class and had a significant impact on the University. Ken is survived by his partner and wife of 56 years, Lea, and his two sons, Steve Elshoff, BSBA ’91, and David.

Dick Kain Richard “Dick” D. Kain, BSEd 1953, Hon. D. ’93, died Feb. 23, 2012, at the Mennonite Memorial Home in Bluffton, Ohio. He was born July 22, 1922, in Houcktown, Ohio, to Fred and Cecill Parrish Kain, who preceded him in death. On Oct. 30, 1944, he married Ruth Mary Hartman, who survives.

He was a 1940 graduate of Mount Blanchard High School. He graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1953 and received his master’s degree from Ohio State University in 1957. He had a long and distinguished career as a faculty member at Northern. The University conferred an honorary doctorate on Dick in 1993, following his retirement. He was a member of Phi Delta Kappa and the National Arbor Day Foundation and was a life member of the National Rifle Association. “Prof Kain,” as he was affectionately known by his students, was the Industrial Arts Department of Ohio Northern. He was responsible for developing countless numbers of industrial arts teachers in Ohio. He did this in the basement of Brown Building, turning a dismal basement into a working laboratory. Dick was a very active and influential member of the faculty, chairing many committees and leading the faculty in the developmental stages of the growth years of the University. He was certainly one of the true faculty icons. Survivors include two sons, Peter Kain, BA ’77, and Fritz Kain, BA ’80, and two daughters, Marianne (Kain) O’Donnell, BS ’67, and Barbara (Kain) Bobo, BA ’71. The Kains are an ONU family. They have 21 grandchildren.

Dick was preceded in death by a son, Hans, a brother, Don, and a grandson, Christopher Bobo. A memorial service was held on March 24, 2012, at the English Chapel on the campus of Ohio Northern. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kain Scholarship Fund, in care of Ohio Northern University.

Friends Josephine C. Ansley, Russells Point Ohio, Sept. 16, 2011. Josephine, a member of the Galilee Lutheran Church, worked in the Taggart Law Library and enjoyed quilting, needlepoint and cooking. She is survived by many family and friends. Annie Haight, Ada, Ohio, Dec. 4, 2011. Annie, a graduate of Fairview High School and the University of Dayton, was a member of Philanthropic Education Organization Chapter O, Ohio Northern University Women and Presbyterian Women. She also served on the Ada Exempted Village School Board and worked at Reichert’s clothing store. Annie is survived by her husband, Howard. Stella J. Hill, Kenton, Ohio, June 17, 2010. Stella attended Heidelberg College and was a co-owner of Foraker Elevator. She was active in many community groups and won numerous awards at the Hardin County Fair for cooking and sewing projects. Stella is survived by her husband, Berkley E. Hill, BSCE ’61. Henry “Chip” H. Hixson III, Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 26, 2011. Chip earned his undergraduate degree from Hanover College and received two master’s degrees and a doctorate in higher education from Indiana University. He worked for Hanover College and the Mansfield campus of Ohio State University before as vice president of development at Ohio Northern

University in 1994. He was a member of many Rotary Clubs, The Clintonville Chamber of Commerce, Ohio Humanities Council and an early director of the Economic Education Foundation of the Mansfield/ Richland Chamber of Commerce. Chip is survived by his wife, Marilyn, his children, and many friends and family. June Kozelka, Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 31, 2011. June graduated from Notre Dame College in 1942. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank C. Kozelka, LLB ’36. Robert M. Krofft, Ada, Ohio, Sept. 4, 2011. Robert served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II. He worked for the U.S. Postal Service for over 25 years and was a security guard for Ohio Northern. He was a member of the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and Central Ohio Soaring Association. He was a former Boy Scout Scoutmaster and a Hardin County Elections board member. Robert is survived by his wife of 64 years, Evelyn. Evelyn B. (Battles) Lee, Delaware, Ohio, Oct. 15, 2011. Evelyn graduated from Ohio State University in 1947 and taught in the Dola School System and then at Willis High School. She was a member of the First Baptist Church of Delaware and served on the Delaware City School Board. She was preceded in death by her husband, Richard Lee, BSCE ’49. Bertha J. (Smith) Ludwig, Marion, Ohio, May 24, 2011. Bertha was a member of the Marion Senior Citizens and Salem United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Alva M. McKenzie, and her second husband, Cleo R. Ludwig, Hon. D. ’85.

Ruby P. (Ashton) Medaugh, Venedocia, Ohio, June 18, 2009. Ruby was active in the Bowersock Brothers Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6772 Women’s Auxiliary and the Trinity United Methodist Church. Ruby is survived by her husband, John G. Medaugh, BA ’63. Gale E. (Richardson) Miller, Lima, Ohio, Oct. 10, 2011. Gale worked as an administrative assistant in the College of Law Library at Ohio Northern University until 2010. Gale is survived by many family and friends. Martha L. Miller, Sidney, Ohio, Dec. 8, 2011. Martha worked as the executive secretary to the President for Ohio Northern for 30 years and served as director of off-campus housing. Martha was active in the Ada community as a member of the PEO club, Junior Civic League, Sorosis Club, Eastern Star, American Legion Women’s Auxiliary and the United Methodist Church. Martha is survived by her husband, Frank. Elizabeth “Betty” A. (Hartley) O’Donnell, Covington, Ohio, Feb. 12, 2011. Betty received her nursing degree from Catonsville Community College in Baltimore, Md., and retired from the University of Maryland Hospital. Betty is survived by her husband, James O’Donnell, JD ’66. Grace E. (Stivers) Proctor, Naples, FL, Feb. 10, 2011. Grace attended Ohio Northern in 1936. She was preceded in death by both of her husbands, Paul Main and Ben Proctor. Donald L. Rettger, Columbiaville, Mich., Sept. 21, 2011. Donald served in the Navy during World War II and graduated from Cedarville College in 1954. He founded the Faith Baptist Church in Kenton, Ohio, and served as a minister at New Richland Baptist Church and Wildwood Chapel. He worked in the maintenance department for Ohio Northern University 32 and is survived by his wife, Charlotte. Maryellen (Harris) Stein, Lima, Ohio, Jan. 11, 2011. Maryellen was a bookkeeper at the Lima Symphony Orchestra and played the flute. She served on the symphony board and the board of directors at Temple Beth Israel. She also played in the Lima Area Concert Band. She is survived by her husband, William, who was a lecturer in music at Ohio Northern.

Ruth E. Weir, Findlay, Ohio, Aug. 23, 2011. Ruth, a 1936 graduate of Ada High School, was an active member of Phi Chi sorority (now Delta Zeta) while at Northern. In 2004, she was honored by Beta Sigma Phi sorority for 65 years of service. She retired from Marathon in 1983 and was a member of the Philanthropic Educations Organization Sisterhood, Chapter DN, and the First Presbyterian Church in Findlay, Ohio.

1929 Anna L. (Fisher) Koch, AA, Casey Key, Fla., Sept. 29, 2011. After graduating from Northern, Ann served as a school teacher in Van Wert, Ohio. She was a member of the First English Lutheran Church, St. Paul United Church of Christ and the Order of the Eastern Star. Anna was preceded in death by her husband, George.

1933 Amy E. (Voltz) Huls, AA, BSEd ’55, Spanish Fork, Utah, Oct. 24, 2011. Amy was involved in the chorus during her time at Ohio Northern. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Frank Cox, and her second husband, Durwood.

1936 Ronald A. Johnston, LLB, Indiana, Pa., Nov. 9, 2009. While at Northern, Ronald was a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity. He is survived by his wife, Ethel. Florence J. (Dawson) Pumphrey, AA, BSEd ’58, Glendale, Calif., Nov. 11, 2011. Florence was an elementary teacher in Celina, Ada, Lima and Columbus, Ohio, until 1981. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank Pumphrey, BA ’37.

1939 Dorothy L. Page, AA, BSEd ’49, Lima, Ohio, Oct. 29, 2011. Dorothy retired as the Allen County elementary coordinator and was a member of the Forest Park United Methodist Church. She volunteered with the Allen County Museum and Lima Memorial Health System, and was a member of Delta Kappa Gamma sorority and the Allen County Retired Teachers. She is survived by many family and friends. Earl I. Salo, BSME, Hillsdale, Mich., Jan. 11, 2012, While at Northern, Earl played football and was a member of Delta Sigma Phi fraternity. Earl, a member of the Kiwanis Club, worked on the railroad and in sales. He enjoyed woodworking and gardening. He was preceded in death by his wife, Helen.

Chloie D. Warner, BSEd, Cridersville, Ohio, Nov. 15, 2011. While at Northern, Chloie was a member of Theta Phi Delta sorority (now Zeta Tau Alpha). She received a master’s degree from Columbia University and went on to teach music at the Bellefontaine Elementary Schools, as well as the Mendon and Mount Cory schools. She was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Magna Carta Dames and the Allen County Retired Teachers. She is survived by family and friends.

Dick W. Morrison, BSEE, Hamilton, Ohio, Nov. 10, 2011. While at ONU, Dick was a member of Phi Mu Delta fraternity and the basketball and track teams. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and then worked at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base as an avionic and staff engineer. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and Airstream Good Sam and Wright-Patt travel trailer clubs. He was preceded in death by his wife, Juanita.

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Virginia (Mertz) Neiswander, BSEd, Ada, Ohio, Jan. 25, 2012. While at Northern, Virginia was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. She taught in Dunkirk, Ohio, and Miami, Fla. She was a member of the Ada Order of the Eastern Star, American Legion Women’s Auxiliary, Red Cross, Cosmopolitan Club and Tally Ho Club. She was preceded in death by her husband, Glenn M. Neiswander, BSCE ’45.

Helen (Ver) Sweeney, BSPh, Knoxville, Tenn., July 19, 2011. While at Northern, Helen was a member of Theta Phi Delta sorority (now Zeta Tau Alpha). Helen graduated with the first officer class of Navy WAVES during World War II. She carried top secret messages that included details of the Manhattan Project to President Franklin Roosevelt, and her uniform is on display in the Pentagon. She was preceded in death by her husband, James.

1942 Kathryn M. (Lust) Breidenbach, BSEd, Upper Sandusky, Ohio, Oct. 15, 2011. Kathryn, a retired English and music teacher, enjoyed gardening, sewing and reading. She was a member of David’s United Church of Christ in Dayton. She was preceded in death by her husband, Paul. Charles E. Taggart, BSEE, Harwich, Mich., Dec. 4, 2011. While at Ohio Northern, Charles was involved in Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers and played the drums in symphonic band. After graduation, he attended training at Bowdoin College and Massachusetts Institute of Technology to serve as a radar officer for the U.S. Navy during World War II. Charles continued in the U.S. Navy Reserve and then worked as a development engineer at GPL Laboratories. He also worked as the electronics division manager for Diamond Power Corporation. After moving to Cape Cod, Mass., Charles and his wife, Barbara, opened Barfield’s Lamps in Yarmouthport. Charles enjoyed music and sports, especially the Boston Red Sox. He was preceded in death by his wife, Barbara.

1943 Ruth J. (Mitchell) Browning, BSEd, Sun City, Ariz., Nov. 5, 2010. Ruth was a member of Delta Zeta sorority. She is survived by her husband, Charles Browning, BSME ’43.

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1945 Louise M. (Moore) Hanneman, BA, Folsom, Calif., Aug. 29, 2011. While at Northern, Louise was a member of Theta Phi Delta sorority (now Zeta Tau Alpha). She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred.

1946 Stanley R. “Bob” Berland, BSPh, Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 10, 2012. While at Northern, Bob was a member of Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity. He served in the U.S. Medical Corps during World War II. After graduation, Bob formed the Allied Thrifty Drug Stores for independent pharmacies and worked for the pharmacy at Hollywood Memorial in Florida. He lived in Hollywood, Fla., for 39 years and served on the executive board for Sheridan Lakes Condominiums Association. He was active in the Jewish Federations and received the 2007 Volunteer of the Year Award from the Cleveland Clinic Beachwood Family Health Center. He was a member of The TempleTifereth Israel and Rho Pi Phi international pharmacy fraternity. He is survived by his wife of 68 years, Constance.

1947 George R. Smith, JD, Jamestown, Ohio, Sept. 7, 2011. During World War II, George served as a P-38 fighter pilot. While at ONU, George was a member of Phi Mu Delta fraternity. After graduating, he joined the family law firm and served as Green County prosecutor. He was the first president of Shawnee Hills Corporation, a charter member of the Jamestown Lions Club and treasurer of the Greene County Law Library. He is survived by his wife of 67 years, Betty. Perry G. Wise, BA, JD ’50, Van Wert, Ohio, Sept. 30, 2010. Perry served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and the Korean Conflict. He continued his service for 33 years and retired as a lieutenant colonel. He lead many organizations including Van Wert Jaycees, Van Wert County United Way, Elks Lodge, American Legion, Van Wert Bar Association, Northwest Ohio Bar Association, Western Ohio Educational Foundations and County Child Advocates, Inc. Perry was preceded in death by his first wife, Mary Jo, and is survived by his second wife, Edith.

1948 Robert E. Mabee, BA, JD ’49, A CIT ’86, Mansfield, Ohio, Sept. 5, 2011. Robert served in the U.S. Navy before finishing his degrees at Northern. While at Northern, he played football and was a member of Sigma Pi fraternity. He practiced law in Mansfield for 53 years, serving as Mansfield’s city solicitor and the head of the Richland County Bar Association. In 1957, he was named Young Man of the Year by the Mansfield Junior Chamber of Commerce. Bob, a 32nd degree mason, was a member of the Mansfield Rotary Club, Westbrook Country Club, Hermit Club and Our Club. He also served as president of the local YMCA and served on their National Council. He was an initial trustee for the Richland Community Service Center building and served as president for 15 years. He is survived by his wife, Charlotte. William “Bill” O. Rowland, JD, Pinehurst, N.C., Nov. 18, 2011. Bill served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and retired with the rank of lieutenant commander. He received his undergraduate degree from Ohio University before attending Ohio Northern for law. He practiced law in Athens County and served as city solicitor for Athens and Jacksonville-

Trimble. He was appointed to the Ohio Board of Aviation, elected for two terms as Athens County common pleas judge and served as president of the Athens Full Gospel Businessmen’s Association. When he retired to North Carolina, he taught business law at a local community college and provided legal counsel to area businesses. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mildred.

1949 Oscar F. Bonnell, BSEE, Cape Coral, Fla., Dec. 7, 2011. Oscar served in the U.S. Navy during World War II and worked in sales and industrial development for the Pennsylvania Railroad and Conrail. He was a past president of the Michigan Traffic Association and was involved in the Araba Shriners, Benevolent and Protective Order of the Elks, American Legion, Destroyer Escort Sailors Association and Port Charlotte United Methodist Church. He was a 32nd degree member of the Free and Accepted Masons. He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty. James E. Campbell, BSPh, New Philadelphia, Ohio, Sept. 19, 2011. James, a veteran of the United States Air Force, served in World War II. He was a co-owner of Campbell and Smith Pharmacy and H & A Drug in Uhrichsville, Ohio. He served on the Board of Directors for Twin City Hospital at Dennison, was a member of the 96th Bomb Group Association and the 8th Air Force Historical Society. He was preceded in death by his first wife, Dorothy, and is survived by his second wife, Ruth. William R. Funck, BSPh, Ruskin, Fla., Aug. 21, 2011. During World War II, William served in the U.S. Marine Corps. While at Ohio Northern, he was active in Kappa Psi fraternity. He was a co-owner of Colonial Pharmacy and a former city councilman for the City of Geneva, Ohio. He was also a member of The Masons Grand Lodge, Mt. Zion Lodge. William is survived by his wife of 69 years, Willa. Harry H. Litwinowicz, BSPh, Warrensville Heights, Ohio, Oct. 3, 2011. Harry served in the U.S. Army in World War II. He is survived by his wife of 62 years, Dorothy (Imler) Litwinowicz, BSEd ’49. Robert E. Mabee, BA, JD ’49, A CIT ’86, Mansfield, Ohio, Sept. 5, 2011. Robert served in the U.S. Navy before finishing his degrees at Northern. While at Northern, he

played football and was a member of Sigma Pi fraternity. He practiced law in Mansfield for 53 years, serving as Mansfield’s city solicitor and the head of the Richland County Bar Association. In 1957, he was named Young Man of the Year by the Mansfield Junior Chamber of Commerce. Bob, a 32nd degree mason, was a member of the Mansfield Rotary Club, Westbrook Country Club, Hermit Club and Our Club. He also served as president of the local YMCA and served on their National Council. He was an initial trustee for the Richland Community Service Center building and served as president for 15 years. He is survived by his wife, Charlotte. Arden B. Miller, BSPh, Millersburg, Ohio, Sept. 11, 2011. Arden served in the U.S. Army during World War II. While at Northern, Arden was a member of Kappa Psi fraternity, and he played golf. He owned Miller Drug Store in Killbuck, Ohio, for 35 years. He was a member of the Millersburg American Legion, Lions Club and the Killbuck School Board. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy. Dorothy L. Page, BSEd, AA ‘39, Lima, Ohio, Oct. 29, 2011. Dorothy retired as the Allen County elementary coordinator and was a member of the Forest Park United Methodist Church. She volunteered with the Allen County Museum and Lima Memorial Health System. She was a member of Delta Kappa Gamma sorority and the Allen County Retired Teachers. Dorothy is survived by many family and friends.

1950 William D. “Bill” Peppler Sr., BA, JD ’66, Kincheloe, Mich., Dec. 5, 2011. Bill was a World War II veteran and attended Ohio Northern after the war. He was a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. After graduation, he was a news reporter in Mansfield, Lima and Muskegon, Mich. He lead a parent teacher organization in Muskegon, started a community newspaper, served on the police board and was deputy township supervisor in Kincheloe. He is survived by his wife, Lenora. Edward N. Powell, BSPh, Mansfield, Ohio, Jan. 7, 2012. During World War II, Edward served as a machinist. After graduation, he worked for Gray Drug Store for 30 years. A member of St. Peter’s Catholic Church, Edward was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Constance “Connie.”

Marvin W. Snyder, BSPh, Beachwood, Ohio, Nov. 22, 2011. Marvin served in the U.S. Army during World War II. While at Ohio Northern, Marvin played football. After graduation, he owned Vine Leader Drug in Willowick, Ohio. He was a member of the Anshe Chesed Fairmount Temple, Cleveland Academy of Pharmacy and Rotary Club. Marvin is survived by his wife of 63 years, Claire. Perry G. Wise, JD, BA ’47, Van Wert, Ohio, Sept. 30, 2010. Perry served in the U.S. Marine Corps during World War II and the Korean Conflict. He continued his service for 33 years and retired as a lieutenant colonel. He lead many organizations including Van Wert Jaycees, Van Wert County United Way, Elks Lodge, American Legion, Van Wert Bar Association, Northwest Ohio Bar Association, Western Ohio Educational Foundations and County Child Advocates, Inc. Perry was preceded in death by his first wife, Mary Jo, and is survived by his second wife, Edith.

1951 Donald E. Arn, BSEd, Canton, Ohio, Oct. 14, 2011. During World War II, Don served in the U.S. Army. He was a teacher and vice-principal at Canton McKinley High School. A member of St. Paul Catholic Church, Don was preceded in death by his wife, Kathleen “Katie.” Raymond E. Lohr, BSEd, Buffalo Mills, Pa., June 3, 2011.

1952 Jerome Leiken, JD, Aurora, Ohio, Jan. 10, 2012. Jerome was a Cleveland trial attorney for 45 years. He is survived by his wife, Patricia. George V. McCullough, JD, Rocky River, Ohio, Aug. 31, 2011. George was a U.S. Navy veteran. He was involved in the Student Bar Association and Delta Theta Phi fraternity on campus. He is survived by his wife, Carla. Harold B. Talbott, JD, Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 12, 2011. Harold fought in World War II and served as a lieutenant in the U.S. Army Air Corps. He worked for the State of Ohio and was a member of many organizations including Shriners, Knights Templar, Scottish Rite, National Sojourners, Elks, American Legion and Masons. He was preceded in death by his wife, Bobbie.

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Vincent E. Gilmartin, JD, Canfield, Ohio, Oct. 17, 2011. While at Northern, Vincent was a member of Phi Kappa Theta fraternity. After graduation, Vincent served in the U.S. Army as the assistant attorney general for the State of Ohio and assistant law director for the city of Youngstown. He served four terms as prosecuting attorney of Mahoning County, received the Professionalism Award from the Mahoning County Bar Association and was inducted into the Mahoning County Democratic Party Hall of Fame. He is survived by his wife of 51 years, Julaine.

Florence J. (Dawson) Pumphrey, BSEd, AA ’36, Glendale, Calif., Nov. 11, 2011. Florence was an elementary teacher in Celina, Ada, Lima and Columbus, Ohio, until 1981. She was preceded in death by her husband, Frank Pumphrey, BA ’37.

1955 Amy E. (Voltz) Huls, BSEd, AA ’33, Spanish Fork, Utah, Oct. 24, 2011. Amy was involved in the chorus during her time at Ohio Northern. She was preceded in death by her first husband, Frank Cox, and her second husband, Durwood “Woody.”

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1953 Jack D. Decker, BSEd, H of F ’78, Eaton, Ohio, Jan. 13, 2012. Jack played football and baseball while at Northern and was inducted into the Ohio Northern University Hall of Fame in 1978. He was a high school teacher and coached for many years while owning W.H. Decker & Son in Lima, Ohio. He was a fan of all sports and motorcycles. He was preceded in death by his wife, Agnes “Aggie.” Walter S. 34 Ritzman, BSPh, Hon. D. ’02, Barberton, Ohio, Nov. 1, 2011. Walter was a member of Kappa Psi fraternity and served on Interfraternity Council. After graduation, he served in the U.S. Army. He owned of Ritzman Pharmacies and served on the Norton School Board, Barberton Citizens Hospital Board of Directors, Barberton Community Foundation and director of Barberton Community Health Center. He is survived by many family and friends.

Walter “Gene” E. Bienz, BSPh, Washington Court House, Ohio, Dec. 21, 2011. During the Korean Conflict, Gene served in the U.S. Marine Corps. While at ONU, Gene was a member of Phi Delta Chi fraternity. After graduation, he worked at Risch’s Drug Store and Kmart Pharmacy. He was on the Washington City Board of Education and a member of the Vestry, American Legion, The Coffee Club, Kiwanis Club, Washington Country Club and a past Junior and Senior Warden. He is survived by his wife, Patricia.

1959 Robert J. Blickensderfer, BSPh, Mineral Ridge, Ohio, Nov. 13, 2011. Robert served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean Conflict. He practiced medicine in Kirkville, Mo., and taught at Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine. Robert is survived by his wife, Barbara (Garris) Blickensderfer, BSPh ’60. Hazen D. Deckrosh, BSEd, Montpelier, Ohio, Nov. 2, 2011. While at Northern, Hazen lettered in football and baseball and founded the ice hockey club. He was also a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. He taught for over 45 years and was a referee and umpire for football, basketball, baseball and softball. He is survived by his wife, Carol.

1960 Lenn E. Geiger, BA, Marion, Ohio, Oct. 8, 2011. While at Northern, Lenn was involved in religious life and the marching band. After graduation, he received a master’s of divinity degree from the Theological School at Drew University. He served as an ordained minister for The United Methodist Church for 44 years. He is survived by his wife of 20 years, Lynda.

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Auda (McPheron) Wetherill, BSEd, Lima, Ohio, Sept. 9, 2011. Auda taught for Allen County Schools for 35 years and was a member of Altrusa International, the League of Women Voters, Delta Kappa Gamma, Allen County Retired Teachers Association and Ohio Northern University Women. She is survived by her husband, Jack.

William “Bill” R. Radden, BSEd, Valley City, Ohio, Oct. 20, 2011. Bill served in the U.S. Army Reserves and was active in football and Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity at Ohio Northern. He worked at Ryerson Steel in Cleveland, Ohio, for over 30 years until he started his own business, AR & R Metals. He was on the Zoning Board of Appeals of Liverpool Township and the Valley City Chamber of Commerce. He is survived by his wife of 48 years, Arline.

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Harold R. Haden, BSEd, Punta Gorda, Fla., April 13, 2011.

Rolden L. Heath, BSPh, Lake Havasu City, Ariz., Oct. 10, 2011. While at Northern, Rolden played basketball and was a member of Phi Delta Chi fraternity. He worked as a pharmacist at Bestway Discount Drug and owned Payless Drug. He was a member of the Elks Lodge and was the exalted ruler of Lodge 1197 in Van Wert, Ohio, in 1966. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Doris.

David G. Columbus, BSCE, Wooster, Ohio, Dec. 6, 2010. David worked at the Engineering Associates of Wooster and later started Columbus Engineering. He was a member of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers and American Society of Civil Engineers. He is survived by his wife, Joan.

Thomas D. Cramer, BSBA, Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 24, 2011. Thomas served in the U.S. Navy and was a banker throughout his life. He enjoyed golf and Ohio State football. He is survived by his wife, Susan. James L. Crates, BS, JD ’65, Kenton, Ohio, Dec. 12, 2011. After graduating from Northern, Jim was an ARMY JAGC, and he received the Army Commendation Medal. He practiced law in Kenton and before the U.S. Supreme Court. He served as a Hardin County prosecuting attorney from 1972 to 1976, an executive chairman for the Hardin County Republican Party and a committeeman for Pleasant Township. He was a member of the Hardin County Bar Association, Kenton Elks 157, Indian Lake Moose Lodge, Lions Club, Latham Masonic Lodge No. 157, Aladdin Shrine, Hardin County Shrine Club, American Legion Post 198, AmVets Post 20 and Wolf Creek Grange. He was a board member for Mount Victory State Bank, Veterans Memorial Park District, Hardin County Board of Elections and the Getty College Council for Ohio Northern University. He is survived by his wife, Carole. Willam N. Kritselis, JD, East Lansing, Mich., Dec. 2, 2011. Bill served in the U.S. Navy for four years before he received an economics degree from Michigan State University and a law degree from Northern. Bill began his career as an assistant prosecuting attorney for Ingham County and then became chief of the criminal division. Later he opened his own practice and was named Outstanding Attorney of the Year by the Ingham County Bar and Most Respected Advocate by the Michigan Defense Bar in 2006. He was a member of Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church where he served on the board of trustees for over 40 years and as president in 1977. He is survived by his wife, Elaine.

1963 Paul P. Allen, BSEd, Fort Myers, Fla., Sept. 5, 2011. Paul served in the U.S. Marines at Camp Pendleton, Calif. While at Northern, he was a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity and the chorus. After graduation, he attended the Cincinnati Bible Seminary and was ordained in the Church of Christ. He is survived by many family and friends.

Barbara J. (Weston) Butterman, BSEd, Mount Dora, Fla., Sept. 12, 2011. While at Northern, Barbara was a cheerleader. She taught in the Kenton School District and was a member of the University Women’s Club and Kenton Elks. She is survived by her husband, Robert J. Butterman, BA ’63.

1964 Jean (Parks) Lynn, BSEd, Worthington, Ohio, Nov. 12, 2011. While at Northern, Jean was a cheerleader and a member of Alpha Xi Delta sorority. After graduation, she earned a master’s degree in education from Ohio State University and was a member of Jubilee Ringers at Worthington United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Austin. Gerald “Jerry” W. Stringfellow, BSPh, Marion, Ohio, Oct. 16, 2011. While at Northern, Jerry was a member of Kappa Psi fraternity, and he enjoyed golf. He was a pharmacist for Henry & Cooper’s and CVS Pharmacy. He was active in the Epworth United Methodist Church and the Marion Noon Lion’s Club. He is survived by many family and friends.

1965 James L. Crates, JD, BS ’62, Kenton, Ohio, Dec. 12, 2011. After graduating from Northern, Jim was an ARMY JAGC, and he received the Army Commendation Medal. He practiced law in Kenton and before the U.S. Supreme Court. He served as a Hardin County prosecuting attorney from 1972 to 1976, an executive chairman for the Hardin County Republican Party and a committeeman for Pleasant Township. He was a member of the Hardin County Bar Association, Kenton Elks 157, Indian Lake Moose Lodge, Lions Club, Latham Masonic Lodge No. 157, Aladdin Shrine, Hardin County Shrine Club, American Legion Post 198, AmVets Post 20 and Wolf Creek Grange. He was a board member for Mount Victory State Bank, Veterans Memorial Park District, Hardin County Board of Elections and the Getty College Council for Ohio Northern University. He is survived by his wife, Carole. Marcia J. (Clevenger) Markel, BSEd, Lima, Ohio, March 12, 2009. Marcia taught in the Lima School System at Horace Mann and Lincoln. She was a member of the Grace United Methodist Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack F. Markel, BA ’51.

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B. Alberta “Bertie” (Busche) Mills, BSEd, Wilmington, Ohio, July 10, 2011. Bertie taught in the Bellefontaine City Schools for over 20 years. She was a member of the Rake & Hoe Garden Club, Eastern Star #459, Athenian Club, Bellefontaine Women’s Club, Mary Rutan Hospital Guild and First United Presbyterian Church. She was preceded in death by her husband, Warren.

Fred W. Sharp, BSPh, Russells Point, Ohio, Jan. 7, 2012. While at ONU, Fred was a member of Phi Delta Chi fraternity. After graduation, he worked for Boyd Drug Store. He is survived by family and friends.

Richard B. Hauser, JD, Norwalk, Ohio, Jan. 29, 2012. Richard graduated from Bluffton College in 1969 before attending Northern for law school. He was the Huron County prosecutor and an attorney at law in the Willard area. He served on the Huron County Board of Developmental Disabilities and was chairman of the Huron County Democratic Party. He was a member of Norwalk Elks, Willard American Legion, Eagles Aerie #711 and Willard Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Cathy.

William “Bill” D. Peppler Sr., JD, BA ’50, Kincheloe, Mich., Dec. 5, 2011. Bill was a World War II veteran and attended Ohio Northern after the war. He was a member of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity. After graduation, he was a news reporter in Mansfield, Lima and Muskegon, Mich. He lead a parent teacher organization in Muskegon, started a community newspaper, served on the police board and was deputy township supervisor in Kincheloe. He is survived by his wife, Lenora.

1968 Robert E. Brosky, JD, Port Clinton, Ohio, Oct. 20, 2011. Bob received his bachelor’s degree in business administration at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio, before attending law school at ONU. While at Northern, he was a member of Delta Theta Phi fraternity. He worked at First Federal Savings of Lorain from 1969 to 2011 serving both as president and chairman of the board. He served on many boards in the banking community including the Ohio Savings and Loan League, Ohio Bankers League, Ohio Bankers Benefits and Northeast Ohio League of Savings Institutions. He was a member of the Lorain County Bar Association, the Polish Fisherman’s Club and the Sandusky Yacht Club. He is survived by his wife, Janet. Lora (Chaffins) Collins, BSEd, St. Marys, Ohio, Nov. 26, 2011. Lora was a kindergarten teacher at Parkway Local Schools for 30 years and a member of the First Church of the Nazarene. She is survived by her husband, Morrell “Mo.”

1969 Mark A. Pax, BA, Versailles, Ohio, Jan. 10, 2012. After graduation, Mark worked at Pax Machine and owned Pax This-N-That Gift Shop for 22 years. He served in the U.S. Air Force and was a member of the Versailles VFW. He is survived by his wife, Patricia.

M. Dwight Turner, BSPh, Bloomingburg, Ohio, Dec. 18, 2011. While at Northern, Dwight was a member of Kappa Psi fraternity. After graduation, he worked for Kroger Pharmacy. He was a member of the New Holland Lodge F & AM and the Lions Club. He served on the boards for Fayette Progressive Industries, Miami Trace and TriCounty schools. He is survived by his wife, Sue. James H. Williams, BA, Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 26, 2011. Jim worked as a contracts manager at WrightPatterson Air Force Base and was an extensive world traveler. He enjoyed colonial history, architecture and playing cards. He is survived by many family and friends.

1971 Charles R. Settle, BSPh, Sheffield Lake, Ohio, Jan. 12, 2012. While at Northern, Charles was a member of Phi Delta Chi fraternity. He was a pharmacist at Discount Drug Mart in Lorain, Ohio, as well as Gray Drug and Rite Aid in Sheffield Lake, Ohio. He was an active volunteer at his church, the Hungarian Reformed United Church of Christ and the Lorain Free Clinic. He was preceded in death by his wife, Erica.

1972 Charles J. Donlan, Hon. D., Williamsburg, Va., Sept. 28, 2011. Charles graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 1938. He worked at the Langley Aeronautical Laboratory and then went on to the NASA headquarters in Washington, D.C. He was an original member of the Space Task Group established to implement the first manned space program. He received an honorary doctor of aeronautical engineering from Ohio Northern University for his work with the space program and engineering. He was preceded in death by his wife, Marguerite.

1976 Richard L. Leopold, BA, Charlotte, N.C., April 4, 2011. Richard was a court judge in Ohio for 25 years and then became a federal administrative law judge in Los Angeles. He later transferred to Charlotte, N.C., and was active on many local boards including the H.O.P.E. Board in Torrance, Calif. He was a veteran and supported many charities to help fellow veterans. He is survived by his wife of 42 years, Sherry L. (Warren) Leopold, BSEd ’69.

1984 Kimberly E. (Brown) Kohagen, BSBA, Raleigh, N.C., Oct. 2, 2011. While on campus, Kim was a member of Zeta Tau Alpha sorority. Following graduation, she earned her law degree from John Marshall School of Law. She loved photography and was a member of the Restoration Community Church and Raleigh Racquet Club. She passed away after battling ovarian cancer and is survived by her husband, Kenneth.

2006 Douglas B. Miller, JD, Charleston, S.C., Nov. 18, 2011. Doug, a graduate of the Citadel Military College of South Carolina, was involved with Moot Court and the Order of Barristers at Ohio Northern. After graduation, he formed the BensonMiller Law Firm with his uncle, Nat Benson, in Mt. Pleasant, S.C. He is survived by many family and friends.

Steve I. Kyser, BA, Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 29, 2011. Throughout Steve’s professional career, he held many purchasing positions in a manufacturing environment. He enjoyed photography and spending time with his family. He is survived by his wife of 41 years, Terri D. (Gould) Kyser, BA ’70.

Alumni Events 1. 1 Ann (McClure) Clark, BSEE ’88, Paige Clark, and Steve Clark, BSME ’88, pose at the Fort Wayne Area Alumni Event. Paige will be a third-generation ONU student in fall 2012.

2. 2 Ann Donnelly Hamilton, BA ’99, director of alumni affairs, and Phil Pata, BSPh ’57, at the Pittsburgh Area Alumni Event.

3. 3 President Dan DiBiasio and his wife, Chris Burns-DiBiasio, with two pharmacy alumni, Jennifer (Prichard) Jennings, BSPh ’94, and Randy Jennings, BSPh ’98, at the Fort Wayne Area Alumni Event. 4. 4 Dean Penman, BSBA ’90, Libbie (Byers) Penman, BSBA ’91, Ann Donnelly Hamilton, BA ’99, director of alumni affairs, and Amanda Kalal, BS ’05, at the Buffalo Area Alumni Event.

5. 5 President Dan DiBiasio and his wife, Chris Burns-DiBiasio, meet with ONU alumni Drew Nedderman, BS ’07, Kara (Meyer) Nedderman, PharmD ’10, and Lee Bowman, BSPh ’85, at the Indianapolis Area Alumni Event.

6. 6 Gayle Gmyrek and Ed Gmyrek, BSEd ’65 meet first lady Chris Burns-DiBiasio at the Tampa Area Alumni Event. 7. 7 Glen Stewart, JD ’02, meets with ONU President Dan DiBiasio at the Tampa Area Alumni Event. 8. 8 Jeffrey Schwerer, BA ’81, Jillian Schwerer, a senior middle childhood education major from Whitehouse, Ohio, and Jill (McFarlin) Schwerer, BA ’79, at the Toledo Area Alumni Event.

9. 9 Fellow Roughriders from St. Marys, Ohio, John Pfeffenberger, BSBA ’07, and Floyd Keith, BSEd ’70, meet for the first time at the Indianapolis Area Alumni Event.

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11 10. 10 Karla Geise, BSBA ’07, assistant director of alumni affairs, Alicia (St. Johns) DeCant, BSBA ’06, and Jenny (Fruth) Kobilis, BA ’05, reminisce about their college days at the Toledo Area Alumni Event. 11. 11 Zeta Tau Alpha sisters Mariellen (McKinney) Warvell, BSPh ’91, Kristy (Kirkwood) Milligan, BA ’92, and Jodie (Steegman) Tabano, BA ’90, reconnect with Scott Wills, BSBA ’87, senior director of development, at the Pittsburgh Area Alumni Event. 12. 12 Marilyn (Ruhling) Schuetz, BSEd ’67, David Alexinas, BA ’68, Mary Ann Alexinas, and Wayne Schuetz, BSME ’68, enjoy the Venice Area Alumni Event. 13. 13 In Orlando, Fla., Patrick McNaull, BSME ’08, Jeff Wiley, BSME ’07, Nellie Jo Hoffacker, Robby Briley, and Kelly (Craddock) Briley, BA ’08 enjoy catching up. 14. 14 Robert McWhirter, BSPh ’49, Marian (Kelts) McWhirter, BSPh ’49, Bill Foulk, BSPh ’46, and Betty (Watters) Foulk, BSEd ’46 reconnect at the Venice Area Alumni Event.

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15. 15 In Orlando, Fla., Sarah Prasher, BSME ’05, assistant director of alumni affairs, visits with Michael Vitantonio, BSEd ’64, and Barbara (Vitantonio) Centrella, BA ’89. 16. 16 Pamela Hershberger, BSBA ’87, and Judy (Prince) Allen, BSBA ’87, reconnect with their accounting professor, Roger Young, interim vice president of financial affairs, at the Toledo Area Alumni Event. 17. 17 Sigma Pi brothers Robert Koger, BA ’64, Howard Jones, BSCE ’53, Bill Robinson, BSEd ’61, ACIT ’71, ACIT ’89, Hon. D. ’05, H of F ’05, Myrle Stratton, BA ’60, Don Beal, BSEd ’63, ACIT ’03, and Robert Eredics, BSPh ’63, and reconnect at the Venice Area Alumni Event.

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19 1. 18 Bonnie Faulkner, Harry Faulkner, JD ’66, and Karla Geise, BSBA ’07, assistant director of alumni affairs, at the Dayton Area Alumni Event. 19 Ann Donnelly Hamilton, BA ’99, director of 2. alumni affairs, and Dennis Donnelly, BA ’70, JD ’76, at the Dayton Area Alumni Event.

3. 20 Don Hissam, BSPh ’61, Mary Ruth (Grubbs) Green, BSEd ’63, Roger Brown, BSEE ’63, Paula (Stove) Hinebaugh, BSEd ’64, Bob Hinebaugh, BS ’63, Sandra Hindall, and Steve Hindall, BSCE ’64, at the Columbus Area Alumni Event. 4. 21 Joel Altfater, Mandy (Ingram) Altfater, BSBA ’09, and Abe Jacob, BA ’10, at the Columbus Area Alumni Event. 5. 22 Eric Klintworth, BSEE ’85, Neal Underwood, BSCE ’06, Andrew Howley, BSEE ’04, and Jessica (Scott) Howley, BSCE ’06, at the Columbus Area Alumni Event. 6. 23 Bryan Piccirillo, PharmD ’04, Kelsey Piccirillo, Annmarie Baumgartner, coordinator of alumni clubs, Andrea (Antrim) Maksim, BSPh ’99, and Nicholas Maksim, at the Columbus Area Alumni Event.

7. 24 Abby Ricket, a fifth-year pharmacy student from Pickerington, Ohio, Jim Ricket, BSPh ’75, and Marcia (Allison) Ricket, BSPh ’76, at the Columbus Area Alumni Event.

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1. 25 Caroline Lettrich, Brian Lettrich, Susan (Di Nezza) Lettrich, BSEE ’85, Kevin Freese, BSME ’84, Ada Freese, and Kim Kucinich, at the Cleveland Area Alumni Event. 2. 26 Julie (Seeger) Baron, PharmD ’04, Geoff Baron, BA ’02, Dan DiBiasio, ONU president, Chris Burns-DiBiasio, ONU first lady, Peter Baron, BSBA ’75, and Michelle (Ward) Baron, BA ’76, at the Cleveland Area Alumni Event. 3. 27 Deeann (Turner) Beatty, BSBA ’91, Jim Beatty, Pam Turner, James Turner, BSPh ’63, ACIT ’00, at the Cleveland Area Alumni Event. 4. 28 Jennifer Ciszewski, JD ’11, and David Silverman, JD ’11, at the Cleveland Area Alumni Event.

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28 ONU DAY AT CEDAR POINT, JULY 28!

ONU alumni, friends, students, faculty, staff and families are invited to enjoy ONU Day at Cedar Point on Saturday, July 28, 2012.

Please RSVP by July 26, 2012, so enough special ONU admission tickets may be printed. Register online at onualumnicommunity.com (No password needed to register.)

Special Admission Prices: Adults and students: $29  Junior (age 3 and up, under 48" tall): $20  Senior (age 62 and over): $20 Drink wristbands will be available for purchase, $7 per wristband. (Fountain drinks only.) Purchase tickets at the ONU booth at Cedar Point from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. No pre-sales. All tickets purchased the day of the event.

Ohio Northern University Office of Alumni Affairs 525 South Main Street Ada, OH 45810

Save the Date! Homecoming 2012

Friday, Oct. 5, 2012 Athletic Hall of Fame Dinner

Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012

Homecoming Parade, All-Alumni Meeting, Tailgate, Football Game, Celebrating Class Reunion Years and much more

Sunday, Oct. 7, 2012

Sweethearts Brunch