Emmy Brown – Class of 2015
2278 Royal Ridge Drive
Northbrook, IL 60062
(847) 363-6592
ebrown4@carthage.edu
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Pledge books!!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? My first senior slosh, or my first formal
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Going to Europe for the first time this July - my first time leaving the country since last summer when I went to Japan! (: Recent grad of Carthage - I'll be missing all my thetas but can't wait to visit again in the fall for homecoming. I still love cats and Bacardi as well as Greek food and concerts.
Anitra Carter – Class of 1996
2152 N. Dogwood Lane
Palatine, IL 60074
(847) 359-7809
Carter.anitra@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Home loans
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Pivot tables
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Black Magic
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Too many to mention.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Can’t wait to see everyone there!
Karen (Bjork) Cass - Class of 1972
348 Spring Lane
Delavan, WI 53115
(262) 728-8667
Spamela92@charter.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Caregiver, church and community volunteer
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? The weekly sorority dinners in the dining room we were all dressed in black skirts and yellow sweaters
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? The candlelight ceremony for my engagement
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Steve and I are the parents of a son and two daughters and will soon welcome our third grandchild. I enjoy reading, walking, traveling, volunteering, and spending time with family and friends. Besides the lasting friendships Pi Theta has allowed me to have, I'd put the candlelight ceremony and kick-line at the top of my list of fond remembrances 43 years after graduating, I still find myself singing those songs!
Julie (Weber) Coffman - Class of 1981
1017 Lincoln Trail Oak Park, IL 60302 (708) 386-5247
JulieAmos@aol.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): First grade teacher
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Volunteer for several organizations at my school
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Patty Boll
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Attend a formal
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I lost the love of my life, my husband, Amos, to cancer in June of 2013. Amos loved all things Carthage and was very supportive of my efforts in conjunction with the first attempt to fund an endowment several years ago. I think of Pi Theta fondly. It was a wonderful time in life
Karen Lynn (Mantych) Cook - Class of 1970
939 Sunset Place
Onalaska, WI 54650 (608) 797-1560
reklcook@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired teacher
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): School group naturalist, disabled adult work facilitator
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Pam Reynolds
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Cheri Edwards
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line, candlelight ceremony
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Way too many to choose just the closeness and always having a sister there. All the very willy moments.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
The connections from the friendships formed are deeply felt today. I seek advice from my sisters each summer at our reunion as to what to do when I grow up. I’m 67… better start advising more seriously, girls!
Julie (Garard) Conroy - Class of 1982
950 Western Avenue Geneva, WI 60134
(630) 710-0662
jconroy@diamond-dial.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Former LD Teacher, Business Manager for my husband’s physical therapy practice
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-lines
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? There are so many, it is too hard to pick one. Having no sisters of my own, Pi Theta provided me with a sisterhood of friends. I always had a sister to pour my heart out to, a shoulder to cry on and someone to share laughs with.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I have been married to Doug for 30 years and have two children. Elizabeth, 28 years old, is a Speech Language Pathologist and Doug, 25 years old, is currently in his last year of physical therapy school.
Judy (Nowatske) Cooley - Class of 1970
679 Lac La Belle Drive
Oconomowoc, WI 53066 (262) 567-7260
Ruby679@aol.com
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Volunteer at 10-Chimneys Historic Site, Wilkinson Manor Senior Center, in my daughter's first grade classroom and babysit for my three grandchildren
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line and candlelight ceremony
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Walk out to Rainbow Springs Lodge
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Happy to have met so many friends at Carthage and I feel blessed that we continue to be apart of one another's lives
Joyce (Rhodes) Denz - Class of 1968
1309 Longleaf Street
Avon, IN 46123
(708) 309-4372
Jdd007@msn.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Play with my granddaughters!
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
My favorite tradition was the candle ceremony. It was always so exciting to find out which sister was lavaliere-d, pinned or engaged!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose?
I have given this a lot of thought and I think the event that stands out in my mind the most is the very first night we all got together. I remember coming into the dorm after hours (yes, we had a curfew back then) and finding a note taped on our door. It was inviting my roommate (Diana Grate) and I to an upperclassman's room. We weren't sure what to make of it, we were both excited and scared at the same time. In the room were many girls I had only seen or known from a distance. There were several from the "Old Campus" and several upperclassmen who were leaders on campus. They talked about their desire to start a sorority on campus. We all agreed and the process started that night after hours in a dorm room in Denhart Hall crammed with wide eyed, very enthusiastic girls. The dream and vision of that night was the beginning of Pi Theta!
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I am sorry that I could not be there to celebrate these 50 years with you. It is hard to believe it has been that long. I wish the current Pi Thetas continued success and may the sisterhood continue to grow in the future.
As for me, my husband of 47 years and Carthage grad, Jay and I, are retired and now reside an Indianapolis suburb close to our son and two darling granddaughters. In the winter we live in Bonita Springs, FL. We are active in our church, condo association and love to bike, swim, walk the beach, travel, and play pickleball.
Katie Dierker - Class of 2014
92 W. Hampton Court
Round Lake, IL 60073
(847) 302-0011
kdierker@carthage.edu
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Customer Service Leadership Trainee
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
My favorite Pi Theta tradition was Senior Farewell. As an underclassman, I loved to hear each woman's story. I loved to follow along with all their memories as if they were my own, and as if they were an exciting suggestion for what I was about to experience. The love we all had for each other was so clear at this time. The smallest of details were described with great emotion and each woman thanked the other for the influence they had upon their lives. I was terrified to write my own farewell but I was so thankful to have the opportunity to let each woman know just how much they meant to me. No matter what might be going on in each woman's life, they came with an open mind and left with a full heart.
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I cannot imagine choosing only one moment to relive. Each moment we had together seemed as though it was the most exciting, hilarious, enjoyable time possible. I wish I could relive my senior year. I would like to take advantage of every outing, mixer, and event to make a lasting impact on the sorority. I would make sure each woman felt appreciated. I would shop for crazier outfits at the thrift store, and would forego any nights alone for a girls night in with favorite movies and snacks. I have never met women that were just as smart, funny, and honest as these girls.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I wish I could go back to the days that I was surrounded by my safety net of best friends, Pi Theta. You guided me to the woman I wanted to become. You made me confident, successful. You made me feel as though my opinion mattered and that I brightened your day. I have what feels like a lifetime of memories from my three short years with you women. I will forever cherish our nights stressing over pledge activities, what to wear, where to go out, heartbreak, senior theses, heartbreak, trying to plan for the future, heartbreak, laughing until we cried, and crying until we laughed.
Thank you for all the laughs, dances, dinners, and endless love.
"How lucky I am to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard" Winnie the Pooh
Graduation- Graduation 2014 (Angela (non-Pi Theta), Rachel, Karley, Katie, Marlena, Janelle, Jess)
Great Gatsby- DU/Pi Theta Mixer, Great Gatsby 2014 (Chelsea, James, Sarah, Megan, Katie, Justin)
Katie and Karley - Senior Boat Cruise 2014 (Karley, Katie)
Sara, Lily, Katie - Founder's Day 2014 (Sara, Lily, Katie)
Seniors- Homecoming 2013
(Karley, Cortney, Janelle, Cassie, Sarah, Marlena, Jess, Lily, Rachel, Katie, Jane, Miranda, Chelsea)
Deborah Lynn Dinelli – Class of 1981
51 S. Prairie Avenue Mundelein, IL 60060
(224) 619-4000
debdinelli@hotmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Operational Supervisor at American Airlines
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Mom of five
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Dressing up for Monday meetings and going to dinner together.
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Loved the bond we all had. I don’t remember any gossip or drama. We always had a close group of friends to rely on and hang out with.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I’m a single mom with 21-year-old triplets and 17-year-old twins. I work, take care of my house and children. I’m looking forward to reuniting with a wonderful group of ladies.
Debra Dobs - Class of 1975
4566 S. Green Ridge Greenfield, WI 53220 debdobs@att.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired from teaching after 34 years
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Candy Sheridan
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Debbie Popke
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Kick-line
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Greetings and best wishes to all- sorry I can’t be there in person!
Kelly (Haag) Donnelly - Class of 2002
1082 Whitetail Drive Manteno,IL 60950 (815) 272-4339
kellynicole523@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Certified Public Accountant
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Mom
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Kelly Fleming
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)? Sarah Bird
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Hayride
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Being picked as Sarah’s mom
Barbara (Dale) Doolittle - Class of 1966
13767 E. 51st Street Apt. 5204
Tulsa, OK 74134
(918) 361-6748
bid44@hotmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Semi-retired diabetes nurse educator
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Literacy tutor and “reading buddy” volunteer
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Rush activities.
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I enjoyed the ceremony officially welcoming our new sisters
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Sorry I can't join you all for this significant milestone. Have a wonderful time! All's well here in hot, windy Oklahoma. I hope to get back to the campus sometime soon to see the many changes that I see in photos.
Marguerite (Strubing) Durston - Class of 1979
2565 Wood Street River Grove, IL 60171 (708) 695-5365
Marguerite442002@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Senior Manager, Attorney Recruitment
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Loving wife, sister, auntie
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? I loved living on the Pi Theta floor for three years.
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Partying in my room and blasting Thelma Houston songs so loud you could hear the music all the way down by the library!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Sorry I can't be there to say hello to all my sorority sisters! Carry on our wonderful, loving Pi Theta traditions.
Helen (Bess) Ebert – Class of 1968
1209 Cormac Street Franklin, TN 37064
(847) 254-2849
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Representative for Navigators a Christian organization
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do any way): Grandma
Who is your Pi Theta mom? None, I am a charter member.
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line, candle ceremony and initiation
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? It was probably the moment our sorority was officially accepted by Carthage and we received our pins for the first time.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Tennis, bible study, trips to Africa to the Larry Ebert Memorial Medical Center
Jessica Lynn (Decker) Foster – Class of 1996
499 192nd Avenue Somerset, WI 54025 (715) 247-5871
jessica@insuranceworksin.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Insurance Agent
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? The love of sisterhood!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Too many great memories to pick just one!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I am so glad to be able to see all of my sisters this weekend.
Lauren Gould - Class of 2013
2S230 Green Road
Elburn, IL 60119
(630) 391-3085
Lgould1991@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Mental Health Professional: Case manager
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? My favorite Pi Theta tradition is Bow Walk. I remember plenty of jokes my pledge sisters and I made when creating bows.
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Black Magic 2012. I remember that being a pretty great night.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I've had plenty of great memories with Pi Theta. A few memories that stick out include the flash mob dance at La Fogata, late nights on the floor, stealing the DJ spot light at semi-formal, and pre-gaming while dressing up for mixers. The memory I will always keep in my heart forever is when my Pi Theta sisters supported my family and I at my mom's memorial service. I was so overwhelmed with love and support when I saw all of my sisters walk into the room. My sisters have definitely made me a stronger person. Sisterhood is a wonderful thing. Peace, Love and Pi Theta!
Abbi Howell, Ashley Eccles, Emily Woodard, Lauren Gould, Meghan Hoffman, Katie Dierker, Ellie Nicol, Kelly Wuich, Sara Terzich
Lily Garrison, Lauren Gould, and Katie Dierker
Lauren Gould and Marian Repp
Kelly Wuich, Lauren Gould, and Katie Dierker
Lauren Gould and Katie Dierker
Chastity (Kerscher) Hartl - Class of 1996
928 N. 3rdAvenue
Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235 (920) 495-6902
Chas0613@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Group Banking Coordinator
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Mom
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-lines
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? All-night teeter-totter-a-thon with the DUs...spent the night roller blading in the parking lot and singing "Wonderwall" to the pillars. Or the summer retreat I hosted at my parents farm in Door County.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
After school I had the pleasure to travel to Spain to visit my beautiful Pi Theta daughter Heidi and hit the road with Angie Abegglan for an impromptu trip to New Orleans to experience the Packer Super Bowl game in New Orleans.
Now I'm a wife and the mother of Mia, who is 7 and high functioning autistic, and Matthew (Matty), 4. I had the honor to spend some time with Temple Grandin (look her up or watch the movie). She revived my determination and dreams for my daughter and what the future can hold for her. I am also involved with an organization that helps our local families find resources and support for their family member who has a disability and am working to start a Time Bank in our county.
I'm so sorry I could not be there to celebrate with all of you. I cherish the memories I have from my time at Carthage and to the women who I had the privilege to laugh, cry, and grow with, I love you! Please have a Long Island for me! And if you are ever in Door County please let me know! Peace, Love, Pi Theta
Barbara (Berg) Heike - Class of 1968
4188 Nicolet Drive Green Bay, WI 54311 (920) 866-1811
windflower@centurytel.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired Teacher
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Fiber arts- Spin, knit weave, and Silversmith
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
I don’t remember, but Jane Trowbridge and Linda DeLong were my pledge sisters.
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Pinning ceremonies and kick-line
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Living on the Pi Theta floor
Personal Message for the Memory Book: 1966 Homecoming Queen
Marilyn (Landmann) Huber - Class of 1987
116 Bellevue Avenue Elgin, IL 60120
(847) 742-6229
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Accountant
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Ursula Rojina
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose?
Pledging we took ourselves too seriously most fun was when seniors made us dress funny and we all went out in public laughing and there was ice cream
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
To my Pi Theta sisters Thanks for the laughs, the love, the honesty and helping me be who I am today. Sisters are forever
Kathleen (Tostruo) Imhoff - Class of 1967
3617 Gloucester Drive Lexington, KY 40510 (859) 225-9310
kathleenrtimhoff@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Realtor
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Photographer and Jewelry Designer
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Working on establishing the guidelines for Pi Theta.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Have traveled the world, served on an international board, lived in a house on a creek designed by a student of Frank Lloyd Wright, have two wonderful sons, happily married for 47 years.
Robin (Stevens) Johnson - Class of 1975
11067 Ipai Court San Diego, CA 92127
(858) 676-9936
Johnson.keith.robin@att.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Spring formals
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Homecoming
Tina (Pollock) Joseph - Class of 1972
217 Briar Lane North Aurora, IL 60542
(630) 892-7746 (home)
(630) 306-7746 (cell)
tinajo@prodigy.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired Teacher
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Marnette (Roth) Severance
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Sharon Sesk
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
All of it!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I loved my years in Pi Theta!! They were the best!!!
Best women anywhere!!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Oh what fond memories I have of my (active) Pi Theta years! Many memories and friendships that I carry deep within my heart!!
Winilue (Wini) Klein - Class of 1969
820 Panorama Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80904
(719) 636-1232
Wklein636@msn.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do):
I am retired from 25+ years each in Physical Therapy and my call as Associate in Ministry in Music Workshop in ELCA, but I occasionally sew/embroider, knit or crochet items for sale at bazaars or by request.
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway):
I have continued my work with Girl Scout Leaders, singing in Chancel and ringing in Bell Choirs, sewing/embroidering for non profits and by request, PEO (are any of my Pi Theta sisters PEO’s?), and have added genealogy research for my family and reading/tutoring for prekindergarteners at our church preschool. I want to work on my (beginning) photography as well. I am not bored!
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Linda Tripp
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Just one?! Kick-line probably, but the candlelightings are a close second
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Again... just one? That is difficult. It could be the last picnic for seniors in 1969 when we sang "No Man Is an Island" substituting words just for us. However, it could also be many moments, the ones where we met in each others' room to sharing joy, sadness, funny stories, counsel, comfort, planning surprises, etc. Those seem to be the moments that return over and over.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
At the last reunion I attended, I was delighted to see that Pi Thetas are still women with dignity of character. Oh yes, we certainly had our share of silly moments, got in a little trouble (remember how we killed the grass when we used laundry detergent spelling? Pi Theta?). We are sisters not just a sisterhood. We shared, we cared and we dared to be honest with each other, not afraid to answer the question, "Does this look fat on me?" That is what I hope will continue as Pi Theta moves into the future.
Family: Our kids still live in CO and we get together with them as much as their and our time allows. Joel preceded me by a year into retirement and last year we took a big trip (since New Zealand/Australia in 2001) to Great Britain and, to fulfill my sisters and my first bucket-list item, meeting in person our cousins in the native Ireland. Hoping to continue trips like these.
Cara Beth (Eddy) Kniss - Class of 1997
104 W. Gassmann Street
Olney, IL 62450
(815) 973-3084
carakniss@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do):
8th grade Language Arts teacher
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Christine Fudala
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Emily Fehrenkrus
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Black Magic
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I really enjoyed my time living on the Pi Theta floor and all our fun parties. Loved hanging out with my Pi Theta sisters.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I currently live in Olney, IL with my husband Dan and twin 12 year-old sons, Alex and Colin. I teach 8th grade Language Arts at East Richland Middle School. I love to travel and spend time with family and friends.
Karen (Meyer) Krey - Class of 1981
397 56th Avenue
Kenosha, WI 53144 (262) 914-6163
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Implementation Manager-Scholastic/ HMH
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Count my blessings
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Betsy (Ogren) Anderson
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Derby Day, kick-line, Having the opportunity and honor of being a Pi Theta President
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? The lovelier gathering of my sisters to announce my engagement to my true love who will celebrate 33 years of marriage with me in July
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I came to Carthage College in 1977 without any sisters. Thanks to Pi Theta, I gained many over the years, established lasting friendships and gathered together years of memories that have shaped my life ever since. I am forever grateful for the opportunities to grow as a sister.
Roxanne Kruger – Class of 2012
4317 N. Manborough Drive Shorewood, WI 53211 (414) 828-3388
roxannemariekruger@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Graduate Student at American University
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Stephanie Zipp
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Jenni Fyfe
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Rainbow Run
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I would choose to relive the first party my pledge class, the dazzling dozen, threw for the actives because our play was hilarious and we served little Debbie brownies and red drink.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
Joining a sorority was the last thing I ever thought I would do. Pi Theta made my college experience so fun and unique and I couldn’t imagine college without it. Although I don’t get to see my sisters that often, I hold the friendships I made close to my heart. Pi Theta taught me how to build strong relationships with other women and showed me the true definition of “work hard, play hard.”
Rebecca Krystyniak – Class of 1996
324 3rd Avenue NE Saint Cloud, MN 56304 (320) 309-9567
rakrystyniak@stcloudstate.edu
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Professor of Chemistry and Science Education
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Candlelight
Colleen (Mannard) Lesnjak - Class of 1995
5009 S. Heritage Drive, #102 Greenfield, WI 53220 (414) 5850236
Pudlesnjack@hotmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Teacher
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Black Magic
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Any walkout!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I loved my years at Carthage. I will always love my Pi Theta sisters and the memories we shared!
Maria Claire Markusen - Class of 1991
12938 Eagle Run Drive Omaha, NE 68164
(402) 670-2321
mcmarkusen@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Chief Operating Officer of Simply Shops & VGM Retail
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Serving on local non-profit boards
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-lines of course
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Michelle Wandersee’s brainchild - Scope-a-Date
Heather Anne (Petty) Menzer – Class of 1975
1038 Spafford Street Antioch, IL 60002 (847) 395-3721
heather.a.menzer@gmail.com
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Debbie Nauta
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Candlelight
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Any given night on the floor! So much fun!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I’m a retired Special Education teacher, now substituting. I have four grown children, I love to read and cook.
Kimberly (Nelson) Milka - Class of 1999
P O Box 8414 Denver, CO 80201 (770) 265-6421
teammilka@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Federal Law Enforcement Officer
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-lines
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Any Black Magic event!
Maureen Newborn - Class of 2011
3315 W. Lakefield Drive Milwaukee, WI 53215 (414) 915-0670
Maureen.newborn@nicolet.us
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): School Social Worker
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Rainbow Run, Black Magic, formal, pledge parties
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I would relive all of pledging. Even though it was stressful and sometimes overwhelming at the time, I made the most memories and I had some of the best times of my life during pledging. I also got to know and love eight wonderful young women and created a special bond that I will not have with anyone else.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I am struggling to write some specific memories because almost every single memory I have from college involves a Pi Theta. I am so blessed and thankful for the experiences I had and the lifelong friends I made within Pi Theta. Looking back I recall times that were filled with laughter and joy, and I recall times of anger and frustration. All of that occurs within a family, and that is truly what Pi Theta was for me. When my students ask me about college, I tell them that it was the best four years of my life and I have Pi Theta to thank for that. I love you all and I'm so happy our organization is growing and continuing to touch young women's lives.
Ellie Nicol - Class of 2015
11143 South Fairfield Avenue Chicago, IL 60655
(773) 563-1379
enicol@carthage.edu
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): I just graduated!
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Graduate school
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Senior Slosh
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I honestly wish I could go through pledging again. I'm sure I would regret saying that if I actually had to do it, but I miss being a little freshman!
Lorri (Nardulli) Olson – Class of 1998
1067 Apple Blossom Court Lake Zurich, IL 60047
(847) 376-9403
Lorriolson1014@yahoo.com
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Stay-at-home mom
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? My favorite Pi Theta memory was our candlelight tradition and we all were so vulnerable and so close as sisters. We were a family and it was the most amazing feeling to be a part of in our sorority!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Walk out during pledging! So fun with some of the greatest girls and friends!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Dear Sisters of Pi Theta,
To all of you who have been in and out of my life in all extensions, THANK YOU! When I was a junior and my mom passed I could not have gotten through it without all of you! You were my saving grace and I will always be in debt to you all. What I experienced was family and sisterhood to the highest level. As our lives change through the years I am so blessed to have a lot of you still in my life and continue the journey of life ups and downs. Life is to short so live it as full as you can! I will continue to live by the #1 rule: “treat others as you want to be treated!”
Love you all and cannot wait to see you all!
Marilyn Park - Class of 1970
516 10th Street
Hudson, WI 54016
(715) 531-0208
park.marilyn@comcast.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired from the St. Croix Co. District Attorney’s Office
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Too many!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Too many!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Being in Pi Theta was a wonderful experience after coming out of high school. Leaving home for the first time was difficult enough, so being with my sisters certainly helped me get through the years. There was always someone to talk to day or night. One very fond memory would be walking to breakfast along the lake and seeing the sun come up, and then the reflection of the moon at night on the lake. It was so peaceful!
Karissa Paulsen – Class of 2000
1220 Eds Place
Maschesney Park, IL 61115 (815) 543-4537
Kpl2dance@comcast.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Store Manager Walgreens
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Mom
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Black Magic
Lindsay Katherine (Kincaid) Perez - Class of 2006
2109 Ashland Avenue Racine, WI 53403 (262) 930-6235
lnperez22@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Conference Manager
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Mom
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Claire Dahlman
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Kristi Jadeslli and Kathy Buoma
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Walk-out
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Semi-formal junior year
Kelly Petersen – Class of 1995
950 N. Haddow Avenue
Arlington Heights, IL 60004
(847) 857-1060
Kellygirl1774@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Sales Manager for GE
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Spend time with friends and family
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Black Magic, kick-lines and candlelight ceremonies
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Too many to list! Loved my time spent on the Pi Theta floor, hitting the view, and just being able to walk next door to visit with a friend.
Jenna L. (Deaton) Pitts Class of 2003
8202 40th Avenue
Kenosha, WI 53142
262-308-2636
jenna@gmcmtg.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Vice President of Gateway Mortgage Corporation
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Emily (Collins) Lamb
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Leah (Stuhlmacher) Steger, Linnea Morton, Laura Wilcox
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Pledge books
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Senior will-downs- Our senior class had a little too much fun (to drink) and I can’t remember who got any of my stuff :)
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I was married in March 2007 and now have three daughters, Lucy, Gwyneth, and Grace. My husband, Mike, and I still live in Kenosha.
Renee Ramirez – Class of 2007
3308 N. Clifton Avenue Chicago, IL 60657
(847) 902-1363
RRamirez@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Marketing Coordinator
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Friend Counselor (no payment accepted)
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Functions. ALL of them. The prep, scrounging to find a date, buying a dress, dancing with sisters, bonding in the bathroom, kick-line time, DASHBOARD lights.
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Too many to choose from. Formal senior year in Milwaukee...we all went out Friday before and had so much fun in the hotel room and dancing at Have A Nice Day Cafe. The next night we took random dates to the dance and they ditched us so we locked them out of our hotel rooms. We all bonded and have so many good laughs.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Pi Theta was the highlight to my college experience. I made the best friends of my life and had some of my fondest memories with the sorority. I knew from day one I was a part of something special. Now I’m doing kick-lines at Pi Theta weddings and it reminds me of where our friendship began.
Dorothy (Faast) Rasmussen - Class of 1969
80 East Palomino Drive
Tempe, AZ 85284
(480) 250-1735
Dorothyrasmussen@cox.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired Education Administrator
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Member of community board (s)
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Sharon Byrge
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Annie Hickman, Suzie Vought Schweke
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Living with my sisters every day in our own space
Cara Rybarik – Class of 1998
6660 High Hill Circle
Racine, WI 53402
(312) 617-9578
cara@binkdkids.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Founder biNKdkids.com/Executive Recruiting
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Co-Founder GatherLoveThrive.com/Mom
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
As many know Halloween is my favorite so the hayride was always the best! So many fond memories of Black Magic. Certainly fun was had by all! From barn dances to jumping off of the hayride for a potty break, because of lots of "hot chocolate". Rainbow restaurant was always hilarious too! The only time where you purposely put your bra and panties outside of your clothes. Other traditions were not specific to the sorority but yet to the fun group of girls I was with such as 100 shot club and kick-lines where they would scream in my ears!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? If there was only one moment I could re-live, it would probably be a lock-in, nothing better than being told you have to stay in the whole night and hang out with your best friends! Also, if I could do it again I probably would have spent more time in my room with my wonderful roommates.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Ladies I hope you use this opportunity to reconnect with many of the wonderful women we have had in our lives. And thank you to the many of you who keep me and my family in your thoughts and prayers.
Me, D, Trish, Ellingboe these are the girls that would scream and my ears! I love this picture of us at homecoming 2010. I was expecting my 4th, Sophia Virginia.
Circa~1995 Homecoming 2005
Class of 1998 senior cruise
Full House pledge class
Carole
(Wee) Schafer - Class of 1970
35 Sea Glass Lane Rye, NH 03870 (719) 322-3146
carolerschafer@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired
Who is your Pi Theta mom? Peggy Nyman
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Jil Schultz Crnuley
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? When we won the Greek sing during Greek Week.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Pi Theta sorority helped to shape my life and gave me lifelong sisters and friends
Sara (Anderson) Schmitt – Class of 1989
600 Wind Meadow Drive Chattam, IL 62629 (217) 697-8427
saraeschmitt@icloud.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): School social worker
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Mom
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Cheryl Orda
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Linda Kieckhafer
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Senior year formal, as well as J-Term senior year when many of us went to London.
Kim (Smith) Schram – Class of 1992
321 Jefferson Avenue Janesville, WI 53545
(608) 302-5693
schramfabfive@aol.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Elementary music teacher, spin instructor, Mary Kay consultant
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Jeanne Jolly
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-lines, walk-out
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I really enjoyed our October/Halloween celebration called “Black Magic!” It was one of my favorite times of the year!
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I have an amazing husband, David Schram, who also graduated from Carthage. Three beautiful children, Dawson-14, Alex-12 and Brielle-10, and we recently took a trip to Disney World in honor of my mom and dad who passed away a few years ago. We also have the honor of vacationing with the Brian and Tracey Maxwell family (both from Carthage) each summer! What a wonderful lifetime’s worth of memories!
Nancy Patricia (Prehler) Schwind - Class of 1978
10201 Bellavista Circle, #301 Miromar Lakes, FL 33913
(239) 849-8205
schwindnancy@outlook.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Director, Business Development
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Wife, mother, animal tender
Who is your Pi Theta mom? Karen Fox
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)? Was pledge trainer
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-line
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Too many to choose just one maybe painting the rock!
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
Two terrific children (Michael and Kathleen), great husband, great career. Thanks to mom and dad (now in Heaven) for making me who I am!
Peggy (Diog) Scimone – Class of 1970
4749 Regalo Bello Las Vegas, NV 89135 (702) 596-3735
jkml14@cox.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Tina Thim
What is your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Candlelight Ceremony
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Initiation to become a pledge of Pi Theta.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: My husband and I just had our first grandchild –a girl. Luckily she only lives 3 and a half hours away.
Pajama Party Time! Judy Nowatske, Peggy Doig, Carole Wee
Greek Week, Tricycle Relays
Go Peggy Go!
Michelle Serpe – Class of 1971
2000 34th Street
Kenosha, WI 53140
(262) 237-4920
mbserpe@hotmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Teacher and painter/designer
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Doing artwork
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? The kick-line
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Pi Theta parties especially the winter one
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I love getting together with my Pi Theta sisters every summer. Interesting note: when I defended my dissertation for my Ph.D., Janice Jones was on my doctoral committee a Pi Theta sister!
Serena Sessoms - Class of 2013
18629 West Judy Drive
Gurnee, IL 60031
(847) 899-9097
serenasessoms@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Account Manager
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Our pillow books!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? If I could relive a single Pi Theta moment I would relive my very first rainbow run.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Without Pi Theta I wouldn't be the women I am today. Pi Theta was the reason I stayed at Carthage and was able to accomplish my 3 degrees in 4 years. Without this wonderful sisterhood I don't know where I would be. I have truly made the friends of a lifetime and will never regret the time I spent with the lovely ladies of Pi Theta.
Family Bonding Time!
Girls Night Out!
2013 Pi Theta Graduates!
Book Ceremony
Friendships that will last FOREVER!
Marnette (Roth) Severance - Class of 1970
904 Banfield Avenue Toronto, OH 43964 (740) 632-0334
marnetteseverance@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Tour Coordinator
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Wife and mom
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Joyce Denz
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Tina Pollock Joseph, Ann Marie Shouba Strom
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Candlelight Ceremonies
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Activation
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
My husband, son, and I live in Toronto, Ohio. Gary and I met in Berlin, Germany where he was stationed in the Army and I was traveling and studying abroad. We lived in Berlin for the first three years where we got married and traveled extensively. After finishing his Master’s and Ph.D. degrees, we moved to Ohio where he taught psychology at Franciscan University, Steubenville. He retired in 2010. He is a long distance runner and online book reviewer.
My Carthage (teaching) degree was beneficial everywhere we lived providing subbing and fulltime opportunities. For several years, I had a private tutoring practice which included teaching Spanish to elementary-aged children. I am pursing my travel passion as a tour coordinator/office manager for a family-owned tour operator. With a group of friends, I have had the privilege of traveling to Italy, China, Germany, Austria, Ireland, Scotland, Croatia, and Dubai. In February, we will venture to Thailand.
We adopted our son, Jarrett, from Chile in 1988- the ultimate adventure. We spent one month in a hotel room with a four-month old while we completed the international adoption process. My Carthage Spanish courses were quite useful. Jarrett is a pipefitter and a sergeant in the Ohio National Guard.
Gary and I enjoy participating in running events and cruising. We traveled around the country for many summers in our motor home before ‘parking it’ on Hilton Head Island, SC were we spend several weeks a year.
I treasure my Carthage years and my Pi Theta sisterhood. Carthage was the perfect choice for me: small, nurturing, faith-based and challenging.
Sheryl (Barak) Spensley - Class of 2000
117 S. Gjertson Street Stoughton, WI 53589
(608) 843-7844
Sherylita2000@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Teacher, coach
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Rainbow restaurant
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Being president I learned A LOT! I couldn't choose one moment. Living on third floor Tarble, and getting to know so many remarkable people through this organization made my college experience wonderful and complete
Sarah Starling - Class of 2011
2217 W. Giddings Street #2 Chicago, IL 60625
(847) 961-0543
sarahannstarling@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Buyer
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Artist (sometimes they pay me!)
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? This is probably so strange, but I really liked pledging! Yes, it was difficult, but being able to spend so much quality time with your pledge sisters made it all worth it. I will never forget those moments!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? You're making me choose just one? If I had to choose just ONE moment, it would have to be one of the sisterhood dinners we had at the unofficial Pi Theta house.
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I am so thankful for Pi Theta and all of the memories I have. I'm even more thankful for the lasting friendships that were formed during my 4 years at Carthage. I miss my sisters every day!
Barbara (Almos) Sulton - Class of 1972
732 Siesta Drive Sarasota, FL 34242
(941) 586-8787
bsulton@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Education
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Singing in the hallway
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? The moment I realized that not having a "real relative" sister that my chosen sisters in PiTheta could be my life long family.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Don't miss a moment to learn, give to others, and love.
Teresa (Drexler) Tarman – Class of 2003
910 6th Street South #1 Hopkins, MN 55343 (651) 260-1956
tdrexler@yahoo.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) Medical Office Coordinator for the Chief of Psychiatry at Hennepin County Medical Center
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): AdvoCare advisor (www.advocare.energy)
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Rainbow room, Spring Formal, Black Magic, bell ringing, kick-lines (I really wanted to be a Rockette), when we all went around saying how awesome Pi Theta was to us - was that Senior Farewell?
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? I just really loved living on the floor - having our doors open and just popping in to say hi! :)
Personal Message for the Memory Book:
I regret being a bit of a B... and I just want to apologize for that - if I was to you... I've grown a lot since 2003 and the days of Pi Theta. I look back on those days fondly, but have found true happiness where I'm at, in the present. I thank GOD for the wonderful memories at Carthage and through Pi Theta - they have formed me into a BETTER person than I was. I wish I was closergeographically - to many more people but what I love is those whom I haven't spoken with in a while - it's like we picked up where we left off - but better! Since graduation I've been lots of different places and in many different jobs. With the help of my friend Kate Rasman and Sarah (Preston) Bird (Kevin was my kick in the pants) I began running. I ran my first half marathon in September 2003 and have been running ever since. I've run 5 marathons and completed my first Ironman in Madison, Wisconsin on September 8, 2013it wasn't pretty - but one of the greatest physical achievements of my life! My plan is to step it up in 2016 and do it again!
I have continued singing and am currently on rotation as a worship leader at Wooddale Church in Eden Prairie, MN.
In 2010 after countless prayers - the Lord heard my prayers and blessed me with a Godly man. Jeff Tarman came into my life in January 2010 and has since become my best friend and partner - I was blessed to marry him on August 3, 2014.
My family was blessed again on August 23, 2014, with my nephew Joshua Douglas Drexler. I'm not a parent, so I don't know that kind of love, but this little boy is my LOVE... I mean, I love my husband, but this little person - I LOVE HIM SO MUCH!!! His presence on this earth has heightened my sense of LOVE and JOY and if I only feel a FRACTION of the joy parents feelI am in AWE! I love HIM! :)
I want to say THANK YOU to Julie (Gabrys) Knotek for being such a LOVING, CARING, and UNDERSTANDING roommate for two years... even though I was "something else..." I know I wasn't the best roommate and I can't tell you how sorry I am for being a jerk. But, I pray that our lives have grown us into people who LOVE and FORGIVE despite the past. Your FAMILY is BEAUTIFUL and your BOYS are ADORABLE! I pray that the LORD would bless your life - as you have been a blessing. I have and continue to love and respect you. :)
To Sarah, Kelly, Kate, and Jenna... I miss you girls... ALWAYS... I think of you ALWAYS... and although we don't talk - EVER... the love and admiration I have for each of you is beyond words. May the GOD of Wonders bless you and your families now and always.
I thank GOD for bringing me into this family called Pi Theta and for blessing me with beautiful friendships and relationships - may they continue to grow and flourish.
Wendy (Fischer) Theobald - Class of 1999
542 Autumn Blaze Trail Hudson, WI 54016 (715) 410-0723
wendy_theobald@comcast.net
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Stay at Home Mom
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Kick-lines
Tanya (Aulwes) Tuszynski – Class of 1982
4867 Church Road Greenbay, WI 54229 (414) 581-4151
tan4life1@sbcglobal.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do):
KitcheAide Germantown H.S. Receptionist at a Chiropractic Company
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway):
Mom
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Angela Ress
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Deb Bohl
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Kick-line
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Just the sisterhood and being part of an amazing group of ladies.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Being a Pi Theta was a very important and exciting part of my college experience.
Annual July reunion 2014, at Lois Niese’s lake home
Susan (Otterbein) VanBurk - Class of 1969
6601 Charleston Street Oak Forest, IL 60452 (708) 687-1951
Jsvb4@sbcglobal.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Retired teacher
Occupation (What no one pays you to do, but you do anyways): Artist, Traveler, Grandmother
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? The kick-line and powder-puff football
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Pledging as a freshman. I have maintained friendships all of these years with a wonderful group of "sisters"!
Personal Message for the Memory Book: What a blessing to celebrate the founding of Pi Theta with all of my life long sisters. Being in the first pledge class was such an honor.
Mim (Folfas) Vasquez - Class of 1971
21 Augusta Court
Alamo, CA 94507
(925) 915-6000
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Art teacher (5 years), Flight attendant (10 years), “Faux” Painting Company (12 years)
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Artist
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Susie Walsh/Wilson
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Julie Rosenhiemer
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Powder-puff football for charity
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? As the art major, I was excused from dress-up days because of that morning’s sculpture class. After launching a lake sculpture, I was heading back towards the dorms at the same time my beautifully dressed sisters walked towards me. We exchanged proper salutations (I was a pledge) If relived I would hug them in my dripping-wet sweats! What fun!
Rhonda (Plachetka) Watton – Class of 1992
N165W20534 Berry Patch Road Jackson, WI 53037 (262) 674-1075
rhwatton@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do) 8th grade social studies teacher
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? Black Magic
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Kick-lines in front of the dorms
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I love traveling anywhere! Thanks for all of the great times, friends and memories in Pi Theta!
Kellie A. Wiggins - Class of 1990
6982 W. Wildwood Creek Court Franklin, WI 53132 (414) 698-7891
kelwiggins1@gmail.com
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Martial arts instructor/Program director Cho’s Martial Arts
Who is your Pi Theta mom?
Amy Bess Nickels
Who is your Pi Theta daughter(s)?
Claudine DeLuca Mele
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition?
Pledging
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Meeting all the wonderful women I still call friends
Personal Message for the Memory Book: Laugh often and live in every moment!
Susan (Walsh) Wilson - Class of 1971
6340 5th Avenue
Kenosha, WI 53143 (262) 652-7885
Swilson6340@sbcglobal.net
Occupation (what someone pays you to do): Travel Agent/Retired Educator
Occupation (what no one pays you to do, but you do anyway): Babysitter
What was your favorite Pi Theta tradition? The kick-line!
If you had the chance to relive a single Pi Theta moment, which one would you choose? Learning that I was chosen to become a Pi Theta.
Personal Message for the Memory Book: I have been truly blessed with a wonderful family, great travel experiences and lovely memories of my life at Carthage College. A group of the Pi Theta oldies still meet once a year. That is amazing!
Veronica Allen, Sarah Starling
Katie Nessling, Veronica Allen, Danielle Nowak, Meghan Lane
