CLASS NOTES
1963 1983
Our condolences to CeCe Di Giorgio
Brooks Hilte, her daughter Molly Brooks
Helmstetter ’90, and grandson Christopher
Clay Hilte ’08 on the passing of their
husband, father, and grandfather, Larry, on
May 13, 2017. Our condolences to Marlene Greenebaum
on the passing of her husband, Stewart, on
Dec. 10, 2017.
1967
At the end of December 2017, Claire
Mosmiller Moore ’67 ’03 retired from
Stevenson University as Vice President for
Student Affairs. Claire spent 35 years at VJC/
SU starting in 1982 as Director of Student
Activities. She served as Interim President from
November 2016 until July 2017 when Elliot
Hirshman joined the university.
1968
Our condolences to Paula Salamone Bangs
and her son, Thomas Bangs ’06, on the
passing of her husband and his father, Patrick,
on Oct. 16, 2017.
1971
Bonnie Caslow Allan had her landscape
paintings featured at Irvine Nature Center in
an exhibit titled “Wandering Our World.” The
exhibit ran from January through March.
1974
Donna Croucher Morrison was named
an outstanding community member by the
Towson Chamber of Commerce at their
inaugural “Toast of the Town” event in April.
She was honored for her tireless work to lead
the community in a positive and forward
direction. Donna is the Deputy County
Administrative Officer working with Baltimore
County Executive Kevin Kamenetz. Our
condolences to Donna on the passing of her
mother on Dec. 16, 2017.
1975
Catherine “Cathy” Anderson retired last
July after working more than 24 years at
Towson United Methodist Church as Director
of Family Life and most recently as Director
of Communications. At the same time, she
moved from Maryland to Pennsylvania, where
her son and his family now live. She plans
to continue creating art while playing with
grandchildren. Her studio is set up for fibers
and stained glass, and she has been offered
an opportunity to revisit metalsmithing and
theater.
1981
Linda-Lee Coles Adams and her husband,
Brett, celebrated their 20th wedding
anniversary in July 2017 with a trip to Old
Montreal, Canada. Brett is the Director of
Athletics at SU.
1985
Glen Geelhaar ’85 ’02 ’07 is running for a
seat on the Baltimore County Council in 2018
as a representative from the Sixth District.
1989
Our condolences to Chris Engel ’89 ’91 on
the passing of his father on Jan. 6, 2018.
1998
Mindy Myers Hinsley serves as chair of the
Professional Marketer’s Leadership Exchange,
which meets regularly throughout the year
and is comprised of senior-level marketing
professionals from local engineering and
architectural firms. She is the President of
Hinsley Collective, LLC, a professional services
marketing consulting and leadership training
firm established in 2014.
1999
After returning from Iraq and completing
his 11th deployment, John Wilson recently
moved to Miami, Fla., to be an instructor
at the Army Trauma Training Detachment.
On Jan. 1, he was promoted to the rank of
Lieutenant Colonel in the United States Army.
2003
David “Dave” Crisp, CPA, was recently
promoted to Principal at Weyrich, Cronin &
Sorra, LLC. Dave has more than 15 years of
public accounting experience and has worked
extensively on audit, review, compilation,
and tax engagements in various industries
including real estate and construction. He also
provides audit services to employee benefit
plans such as 401(k), Defined Benefit, ESOP,
and other plans. He joined the firm in January
2001 as an intern from Stevenson and was
hired full-time in spring 2003 after graduation.
Greg Goodwin ’03 ’05M has been promoted
to Chief Technology Officer at Kiddie Academy.
Abby Ferretti Jackson is the Creative
Director at The Johns Hopkins Carey Business
School. She writes that her first hire at Carey
was a fellow SU graduate, Kelly Knapp
Cumberledge ’99, who is the new Marketing
Operations Manager.
2005
Catherine Benson Blum and her husband,
Jesse ’05, welcomed their second daughter,
Aria Grace, on Jan. 13, 2017. She joins big
sister Lucy Marie, who turned three years old
in September.
Blaire Aull Miller together with her husband,
Brooks, and daughter, Alex, welcomed a second
daughter, Reese Jillian, on June 19, 2017.
Paul Oakes married Marjorie Fitzpatrick on
Nov. 4, 2017.
2007
Marc Grossblatt enjoyed a trip to Norway
and Denmark in August. Since graduating
from SU, he has visited Greece, Italy, Russia,
Estonia, Latvia, Sweden, Finland, and Costa
Rica. Grossblatt plans to continue traveling and
hopes to visit some countries in Latin America
and Asia.
Jessie Merryman Stever and husband, Brian,
welcomed their first child together, Kent David,
born on Feb. 23, 2017. He joins a very excited
big sister, Lucy, who is nine years old.
2008
Tonia Cristino ’08 ’10M is engaged to Nick
Ramsel ’13 ’14M, and the couple is planning a
September wedding.
Amanda Courter ’08 ’10M is married to
Graeme Millar and they have a daughter, Faith,
who was born in 2017. The couple works at
Stevenson. Amanda is a Senior Enrollment
Counselor and Graeme is Associate Athletic
Director and head men's soccer coach.
Jessie Halpern married Pete Stefaniak ’07 in
2011, and the couple has two daughters. Natalie
is three-and-a-half years old and Jocelyn is eight
months old.
Mickelle Gregory Johnson ’08 ’10M and
her husband, Michael, welcomed a daughter,
Michaela Elizabeth-Jean, born on Nov. 21, 2017.
Shantell Roberts was selected by Baltimore
Magazine as one of 30 Baltimore Visionaries—
change-makers who are shaping the future of
Baltimore City—for developing a safe way for
babies to sleep. In 2012 she established Touching
Young Lives, a nonprofit focused on improving
the well-being of infants and children through
public education. Shantell also developed and
is the founder of the Portable Alternative Crib
(PAC), which is a simple cardboard box with
firm padding that gives babies a comfortable and
safe place to sleep beyond the family bed. For
every one sold, an additional PAC will be given
to a family in need.
2009
In August 2017, Jen Milam started at
Carroll Community College as the Director
of Student Life where she oversees student
clubs, orientation, leadership opportunities,
programming, a food pantry, and more. She
is excited to get back into the world of higher
education after leaving Stevenson in 2016 for a
position at a small nonprofit in Baltimore.
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