Reflections Magazine Issue #57 - Spring 2002 | Page 20
(April 2001). Barbara
is the installation manager for Ford’s North
American FCN Network. Brett is a technical illustrator/graphic
designer for SPX. Barbara and
Brett enjoy working on their 100
year old home in their spare
time.
Class Notes
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has two sons in elementary
school.
Ronald Schmidt ‘90 and his wife
Barbara Devantier Schmidt ‘86
have three children, Amy (12),
Eric (9) and Anna (6). Ronald
teaches physical education, computers and fifth grade math at
Deerfield. He also coaches baseball, basketball and football. Barbara is substitute teaching and
hoping for a permanent position.
She had taken off six years to
be a full-time mom and “I enjoy
attending our children’s school
and sporting events.”
Heather Woodworth ‘90ofAlgoonac would like to say “Hi to all
my old college buddies. I’m in
the Detroit area now, so give me
a call.”
Clark Trowbridge ‘92 has
received his M.A. and is working on his Ph.D., both in pastoral counseling. He is looking
forward to teaching at IPFW in
religious studies. He is currently
a pastoral counselor/minister for
Christian Counseling Services.
Christine Reiff ‘93 was
appointed by Jackson Community College to be the director of
the new Center for Student Success.
Jennifer Sisson Bennett ‘94 and
Jeff Bennett were married on
Sept. 23, 2001 in Grand Ledge,
where they now live. “I would
love to hear from any class members that I have lost track with.”
([email protected])
Steve Emmert ‘94 and his wife
Dana welcomed Tyler Chad
Emmert into the world on June 6,
2001. Chad is an account executive at Pilot Industries.
Barbara Ernst Lawrence ‘94
and her husband Brett Lawrence
‘95, are the proud parents of two
children, Noah Henry (November
1999) and Maximillian Keaton
Robert Puckett ‘94 and his wife,
Nicole, were married Nov. 26,
2001. Robert is a police officer
for the city of Wayne.
Julie Erhardt Walton ‘95 and
Jason Walton ‘96 hope everyone
had a “wonderful holiday season.
We were in Vermont with Jason’s
family and I felt like I was in
a Currier and Ives painting! It
was beautiful and fun; I would
like to go back every year. I’m
still loving the library.” Julie and
Jason have two children: Spencer will be 4 years old in April
and Cooper is one year.
Mary Jane Dopp ‘96 now lives
in Burbank, CA. She is the
coordinator of records and prospect research at the Providence
Hospital Foundation in Burbank.
Like Siena, the hospital is also
involved in a multi-million dollar
campaign. Mary Jane’s oldest
daughter is expecting her first
child and Mary Jane cannot wait
to become a grandma.
Amy Trosino Eggers ‘96 of
Medina, OH, showed recent illustrations in an exhibit titled “On
My Way” at the Medina County
Public Library last October. Amy,
who earned her MFA at the
Savannah College of Art and
Design in Georgia, currently
teaches art to children at her own
studio and art school, Artventure
Studio and Gallery, in Medina.
In her own work, she specializes
in illustration, drawing, painting,
portfolio and gallery design.
Billy Houghteling ‘96 is now a
technology development officer
at North Carolina State University. He is also working on his
MSM (an MBA with a science
management focus which stands
for Master of Science Management).
Matt Ostapowicz ‘96 corrected
a few errors in the class note
from the last Reflections: Matt’s
father is Daniel, not Ray; and
Matt has been with the Grand
Rapids Police Department for
seven years, not three; and was
promoted to sergeant in October
2001. He and Amy, his wife of
five years, have two children:
Tyler (almost 4) and Calli
(11/2).
Jolene Herr Stafford ‘96 was
married to Allen Stafford, May
12, 2001 in Fayette, OH. She
works at Buckeye Veterinary
Hospital in Edgerton, OH. Jolene
and Allen live in Edon, OH.
Katherine Catron into the world
on May 26, 2001. “Let’s get
together.”
Jason Fylan ‘97 writes from
Lakeville: “After receiving my
master’s degree from the University of Dayton, I moved to Los
Angeles and set up contacts in
the entertainment industry. Now
I have moved back, and I commute to and from L.A. to do
business. I was fortunate enough
to have the lead in an independent feature film, called
‘Sleep,’ information of which can
now be found at the web site
www.coppergreyfilms.com. I am
glad to be back in the greatest
Alumni News from
SHU in Monroe
Siena Heights at Monroe County Community College (since 1990)
Deborah Weaver-Funk ‘93 of Monroe writes, “I survived a
merger/takeover of Warner-Lambert by Pfizer. I’ve been promoted to supervisor of the Project Assistants in Clinical Studies Management and Monitoring. Project Assistants ensure
regulatory compliance during the conduct of cardiovascular,
central nervous system, oncology, and metabolic disease clinical research studies. It’s challenging, but also rewarding!”
Amy Sims ‘95 and Cory Solomon ‘95 were married Dec.
29, 2001, at Greenfield Village in Dearborn. Amy is manager
of program management and administration at Tenneco Automotive in Monroe. She was featured in the Monroe County
Community College Winter 2002 edition of Career Focus as
a “Double-Transfer Success Sto