CLASS NOTES
1963
Carolee Martelle ’63 ’89 ’97 and
Jim Rallo traveled to Antarctica in
Dec. 2018 with National Geographic.
After sailing from the southern tip of
Argentina through the Drake Passage,
they stopped at numerous locations in
Antarctica traveling all the way to the
Antarctic Circle. They saw different
species of penguins, humpback and orca
killer whales, various seals and birds.
While there, they observed the impact
of climate change on the continent.
They also visited Port Lockroy, a British
research center, established in 1944,
which is also a museum and the
only post office and gift shop on the
continent.
Congratulations to Donna Thompson
Kahoe who won a seat on the Bel Air
Board of Town Commissioners in the
recent election held in November. In
fact, she was the top vote getter in a
field of nine candidates.
2002
Robyne Resnick Hock married Thomas
Vincent Matusiak in May 2019. She
has been with LifeBridge Health for 11
years as Executive Assistant/Corporate
Business Office Coordinator to the Chief
Revenue Officer/Senior Vice President
and Tom is a Loss Prevention Engineer
with AEGIS. Casey Davis and his team won
the Carroll County Chamber of
Commerce’s Carroll Biz Challenge
in August, chosen as the grand prize
winner out of a pool of 47 entries. The
challenge offered local entrepreneurs
the opportunity to pitch their new
business ideas and win over $21,000 in
cash and prizes. His project, KnowMe
(getknowme.com), is a patent-pending
electronic medical ID that allows a
person to have their accurate and up-
to-date personal health record with
them at all times and allows doctors
and first responders to know them
anytime, anywhere and in any situation.
Casey is a nationally board-certified
physician assistant and was the featured
speaker at the Beverly K. Fine School of
the Sciences Annual Dell Scholarship
Lecture held last March at Stevenson.
1996 2003
Congratulations to Angela Chaney ’96,
Marcia McMullin ’00, JoAnn Parr
’04 ’17M, Kristina Crumbie Barrick
’12, Patricia Grimes ’15 ’18M,
Kristin Trawinski ’17M, and Kimber
Abel M’18, who were among the nurses
honored in Baltimore Magazine’s fifth
annual “Excellence in Nursing” issue
for their extraordinary contributions
to healthcare. The honorees were
featured in the magazine’s May issue
and celebrated at the annual dinner and
awards reception at the Belvedere Hotel
on May 1. Kevin Wisniewski has joined the staff
of the American Antiquarian Society
(AAS) in Worcester, Mass. as the
Director of Book History and Digital
Initiatives. He manages the Program in
the History of the Book in American
Culture and coordinates efforts to
create and maintain digital access to
collections and to foster partnerships
with the larger academic community. He
develops new workshops and programs
in the Society’s new interactive long-
distance Learning Lab. Kevin previously
taught in the English Department at
the University of Maryland. He holds
M.A. degrees from the University of
Pennsylvania and the University of
Baltimore and a Ph.D. from UMBC.
1977
1998
Our condolences to Michael Ginski on
the passing of his mother, Catherine, on
May 6, 2019.
1999
Patchaya Banks is creative director
at marketing agency Media Star
Promotions, and has been named
creative director of Senior Sleuths, an
immersive group experience for senior
communities that focuses on using
interactive storytelling to challenge and
ignite problem-solving, recall, dexterity
and fine motor skills.
2005
Angela Davis Pallozzi was selected for the
Maryland Daily Record’s Leadership in Law
Award which recognizes legal professionals
whose dedication to their occupation and
to their communities is outstanding. Angie
serves as co-chair of the Young Lawyers’
Division of the Bar Association of Baltimore
City’s Health and Wellness Committee.
She also is a blogger for The Daily Record’s
Generation J.D. column.
2006
Matt Musgrove is the CEO of the Padonia
Park Club, where he had his first job working
part time at age 15. His family owned Windy
Valley Farms, on property that is now part
of Green Spring Station on Falls Road in
Lutherville. Matt brought Windy Valley back
when a new location opened at the Padonia
Park Club during the summer. He plans to
open another location in the future in the
Falls Road corridor.
2007
Marc Grossblatt was selected as a cohort
for the 2018-2019 Leadership Development
Program through the Baltimore Jewish
Council and graduated in July 2019. He
was also one of 15 applicants selected
to participate in the 2019-20 Anti-
Defamation League Glass Leadership
Institute, a nationally recognized leadership
development program.
Mila Ortiz began a new job as vice president
at the Zeno Group in New York City.
Previously she worked in Sydney, Australia
as a senior PR freelance consultant for GTI
Tourism.
2008
Lauren Humphries was named the Senior
Manager of Community Engagement for the
LUNGevity Foundation. Prior to that, she
served as digital community manager for the
Foundation.
2004 2010
Jason Dittrich has joined Baltimore-
based Mueller Associates as director of
business development and marketing.
He will oversee strategic marketing
initiatives, communications, and client
outreach to support the organization’s
mechanical, electrical and plumbing
engineering services. Jason has 15 years
of industry experience having worked
with major design and construction
firms in Maryland and D.C. Matt Bramble was the featured speaker at
the Susan Palmer Slattery Memorial Lecture
held in September on the Owings Mills
campus of SU. Dr. Bramble is currently a
staff scientist in the Department of Genetic
Medicine Research at Children’s National
Medical Center in Washington D.C.
Emily Testerman Reely is the Grants
Manager at the National Aquarium in
Baltimore.
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