’59, ’60 Beverly (Wenzel) Bohman, of Brillion, celebrated 65 years of marriage to her husband Clarence.
’59 Patricia (Chupita) Endries, of Brillion, celebrated 65 years of marriage to her husband Bob.
Joy Smith ’85
’69, ’71 Norbert Hill Jr. (MSE), of Oneida, was the mid-year commencement speaker at UW-Green Bay.
’71 Dorothy Wenzel, of Brillion, celebrated 65 years of marriage to her husband Harold.
’72 Robert Stat, of Delray Beach, Florida, is a retired teacher who has enjoyed traveling in many European countries in his retirement.
’76 Robby Richardson, of Mount Pleasant, retired from his career in I.T. in 2009 and currently serves as chair of the Community Development Authority and Village Tourism Commission for the Village of Mount Pleasant.
’83 Keith Thomae, of Hot Springs, Arkansas, is the CEO of GERDhealthMD. Thomae is a general surgeon who has worked in academics, private practice, employed practice and at an ambulatory surgical center. He has six children.
’85 Joy Smith, of Lakeland, Florida, has written two new books, Velvet of Swords and Well Met by Water.
’85 Todd Ziegler, of Appleton, is the station manager at WLUK-WCWF in Green Bay and assumes the role of operations manager following the retirement of the current vice president and general manager. Ziegler previously spent 10 years as a production and creative services director at WUCW Minneapolis and served in a sales leadership role at WIWB (now WCWF) in Green Bay.
’88 Grant Gibbons, of Harcourt, Iowa, is the publisher of the Times-Republican and Tama-Grundy weekly publications.
’95, ‘97 Chad Bauer (MS), of Wheeling, Illinois, had a successful audiology practice for 12 years. Bauer recently sold his practice and works as a financial advisor with Edward Jones.
Chad Bauer ’95, ’97 MS
’97 Travis Froze, of Hortonville, is a Wisconsin Leads Executive Fellow through the WMC Foundation, an affiliate of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce. Froze is the president of the Northeast Wisconsin Market at First Business Bank.
’98 Paul Northway (MBA), of De Pere, president and CEO of American National Bank Fox Cities, celebrated 30 years in the banking industry.
’99 Terri Kallsen (MS), of Bolinas, California, is the board chair for the Certified Financial Planner (CFP) Board of Standards and the CFP Board Center for Financial Planning. Kallsen is the managing partner and head of partnerships with Rose Growth Partners.
’01, ’14 Kristy (Deshaney) Deleeuw (MBA), of Appleton, is a Wisconsin Leads Executive Fellow through the WMC Foundation, an affiliate of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce. Deleeuw is the vice president of enterprise transformation at Plexus.
’03 Ryan Bartow, of Greenville, South Carolina, is an assistant general manager with Boston College Football. Bartow has two decades of experience in recruiting and player personnel at the college level.
’05 Chris Stone-Sewalish, of East Lansing, Michigan, is the associate director for business operations-residence education and housing services and a doctoral candidate in the Higher Adult Lifelong Education (HALE) PhD program at Michigan State University. He has authored and co-authored multiple publications in higher education journals and edited volumes and has had papers accepted for presentation at the Association for the Study of Higher Education (ASHE).
’06 Jared McKeen, of Fort Atkinson, is a Wisconsin Leads Executive Fellow through the WMC Foundation, an affiliate of Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce. McKeen is the vice president of implementation at Evans Transportation Services.
’07 Ian Abston, of Milwaukee, was named one of BizTimes Media’s 275 Most Influential People in Wisconsin. Abston is the founder of Forward 48, Light the Hoan and The Hoan Group.
Brett Baehman ’17
’10 Taylor Porter, of Englewood, Colorado, is the director of strength and conditioning with the Denver Broncos.
’11 Amanda Johnson (MSW), of Green Bay, is the executive director of GRIT920. Johnson has over a decade of nonprofit leadership experience, most recently serving as executive director of the Howe Community Resource Center.
’15 Alex Crowe, of Racine, is the host of Morning Edition on Wisconsin Public Radio.
’17 Brett Baehman, of Oshkosh, a former Titan athlete, has been the head boys basketball coach at Lourdes Academy since the 2021-2022 season.
’18 Gary Dodge Jr., of Neopit, was the first-place winner of the Wisconsin Indigenous Housing & Economic Development Corporation’s business pitch competition. Dodge is the owner of Noon Sky Productions, an Indigenous-owned video and production business dedicated to showcasing compelling stories through the lens of Indigenous perspective.
’19, ’25 Jacob Haase (MBA), of Appleton, is a supply chain systems specialist with Plexus and a cellist in the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra and other orchestras and churches throughout the state. Haase is married to ’20, ’22 Shay (Stephen) Haase (MSW).
Jacob Haase ’19, ’25 MBA
’19 Tyler Van Boxtel, of Little Chute, is a business banking portfolio manager with the Bank of Kaukauna.
’21 Steve Diehl, of Fond du Lac, received an Envision Greater Fond du Lac Future 5 Award, established to recognize up and coming leaders in the community. Diehl is a commercial credit analyst with Bank First.
’21 Noah Jorgensen, of Fond du Lac, owns Noah Lot Services LLC. Jorgenson is a financial coach and travel agent who has a monthly blog and curated film and tv lists on IMDb.
Noah Jorgensen ’21
’21 Marisah (Miller) McDonald, of Onalaska, is a registered nurse with a cardiac device clinic.
’24 Charles Kudy (MPA), of Campbellsport, is a project origination manager at Pelton Builders where he will focus on market analysis, site acquisition, feasibility studies and building strategic partnerships. Kudy was formerly the village administrator for the Village of Campbellsport.
’24 Alexandra Torres (MPA), of Milwaukee, is the director of care coordinator with Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers.
’25 Brooke Rocque (DNP), of Holcombe, is a family medicine nurse practitioner with Aspirus Gilman Clinic.