Alumni X-Cerpts
70s
The class of 1953 gathered for its annual luncheon and to watch a Bomber football game in October.
’70 KEVIN FOGARTY is an attorney and law reform consultant who in November 2010 completed a year as a consultant in Afghanistan. ’71 RICK GREIWE and the Greiwe Development Group recently broke ground on Emery Park Mariemont, a 36 one- and two-bedroom condominium project adjacent to Mariemont’s Village Square. It follows his successful Jordan Park development which recently sold out.
30s 40s 50s ’33 JACK GRAYSON was named “Steward of the Century” by Blessed Trinity Parish in Ocala, Florida. The 95-year-old spent the past 30 years assisting the parish in a variety of ways, including 29 years serving the poor with the Brothers Keeper program. He recently moved back to Northern Kentucky to be closer to his family.
’46 HERBERT MENKHAUS and wife Allene celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a trip to Italy in May of 2010.
’48 ROBERT LIPPERT serves as docent at the Heritage Village Museum at Sharon Woods; he and wife Mary travel frequently and recently returned from a trip to Rome and Instanbul.
’55 MIKE MESTEMAKER recently completed a novel titled Thomas Ward Custer—Uncommon Valor. ’58 JOSEPH LUTTMER was named 2010 Hyde Park Person of the Year by the Hyde Park Neighborhood Council.
60s
’66 STEPHEN D. WOLNITZEK recently was named Outstanding Member of the Year for the Kentucky State Lodge Fraternal Order of Police, for 35 years of service as general counsel to the 9,500 members of the statewide organization, affiliated with the 330,000 members of the national organization. ’66 MIKE COLER recently joined The Kenwood—a luxury retirement and best care practices assisted living and memory care community—as co-executive director. He came from working at St. Catherine Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Albuquerque, where he served as interim operations administrator. Other experience includes service at Cincinnati’s Brookwood Retirement Community and The Jewish Hospital, where he served as chief operating officer for many years.
Bob Mackey makes some announcements to classmates during the annual class of 1961 Christmas luncheon at Pompillio’s in Newport.
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’67 THOMAS R. HERMAN was elected to the Clermont County Common Pleas Court after 19 years on the municipal bench; he took office in January.
’74 KEVIN DONNELLON joined the communication committee of Golf 20/20, an initiative of the World Golf Foundation. Donnellon is president of Macali Communications, a marketing PR firm that specializes in golf marketing, PR and social media. Golf 20/20’s mission is to galvanize the industry around analytic initiatives and grass roots activation to ensure the future vitality of the game of golf. He will assist 20/20 in its “Image of the Game” campaign. ’75 JAY JOHANNIGMAN missed the reunion for class of 1975 while deployed to the Craig Theather Hospital at Bagram Air Base in Afghanistan. He is, however, very proud and pleased his son Evan is a member of the class of 2014. ’76 RICHARD KAMMERER was selected president of The Christ Hospital Foundation, an independent charitable organization with the sole mission of raising and maintaining funds in support of the hospital and its affiliates. In his new role, Kammerer will provide leadership for all short- and long-range fund development programs for the hospital; develop strategies and programs to invite major gifts; establish goals and procedures for achieving fundraising objectives; acknowledge gifts and grants; and engage community leaders, boards, business, philanthropic leaders, physicians and hospital employees to generate financial and community support. Kammerer has more than 25 years of experience in healthcare, including 10 years in professional fundraising development. Kammerer most recently served as system executive of development at Memorial Hermann Foundation in Houston.