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Terry Riedinger ‘64 is retired from Dow Chemical.
Steve Feldmann ‘82 is an Assistant Clinical Professor at Miami University
George Schulte ‘66 serves as Professor Emeritus at Truman State University.
Mark Marati ‘83 is a Senior Agent and Listing Specialist at Redfin Corporation. Having spent the last 2 decades in Colorado, he and his wife are excited to move back to Kansas City. Their two children remain in CO, one at The University of Colorado at Boulder, and the other at Colorado State in Ft. Collins. They will miss the mountains but know that it’s only a short plane ride back when they need them. They will celebrate their 23rd wedding anniversary this September, and look forward to many more. Go Trojans!
Donald Saelinger ‘68 started PFPG in 1975 as a solo Internist and Gastroenterologist in Northern Kentucky, currently a community with a population of 700,000 residents in the Greater Cincinnati metropolitan service area. He founded and led the physician group (PFPG) for 35 years. He expanded the group to 90 physicians (multispecialty, 60% primary care) working in 16 sites in Northern Kentucky. Additionally, the group owned an imaging center (X-ray, CT, MRI capability), a Diabetes and Endocrinology Center, a full-service laboratory, physical therapy facilities, a sleep lab, and a large surgicenter. PFPG was the largest multispecialty independent physician group in the Cincinnati metropolitan service area until I sold it to St. Elizabeth Hospital in 2009. He subsequently retired from the organization in Jan of 2010. PFPG and its survivor, St. Elizabeth Physicians, was the highest performing medical group in the region from a quality perspective, as reflected by three of the region’s four major health plans. Additionally, it was a financially successful organization. PFPG joined with St. Elizabeth in 2009 to form the basis for an integrated delivery system in Northern Kentucky called St. Elizabeth Healthcare.
George Taylor ‘86 is General Manager Body Division Mubea North America
1990’s Brian Sebastian ‘90 is a Latin and Philosophy Teacher at Grace Church School in New York City.
2000’s Spencer Fogelman ‘10 has been selected to be Chief Resident of Anesthesiology at the University of Kentucky AB Chandler Hospital.
After leaving St Elizabeth Healthcare and St Elizabeth Physicians, he became involved in various healthcare business consulting roles. He has also been involved with multiple locum tenens positions in Gastroenterology, as listed above. From 2014 to 2018, he was employed as GI section chief and Medical Subspecialty division chief at Straub Medical Center and Hawaii Pacific Health in Honolulu, Hawaii, and have recently returned to locum tenens roles in Gastroenterology and healthcare business consulting.
Deanna Hallenkamp White ‘15 resides in Boise, Idaho where she is a graphic designer at Bish’s RV. River Carpenter ‘17 will soon be joining the GE Aviation team as a part of their Operations and Management Leadership Program (OMLP). He is the first Welding Engineer to have entered this program and possibly the youngest. The program will involve three rotations over the next two years, for which he will travel to three different shops within the GE Aviation supply chain. He graduated with his Bachelor’s Degree in Welding Engineering in May.
1970’s Mark Theissen ‘71 is retired and just moved to South Carolina.
Maria Bossert ‘18 is still in school at Lafayette University majoring in Policy Studies. She is currently researching food access in Easton, Pennsylvania. The research group is looking at ways to make food distribution and flow more efficient and accessible.
Paul Klingenberg ‘71 is now enjoying his retirement. Phil Oldiges ‘77 is a Technical Staff Member at Sandia National Laboratories
CLASS REUNIONS ARE BACK! Covington Latin School would love to host your next reunion. Please contact us to get the ball rolling. Reach out to Amy Darpel at amy.darpel@covingtonlatin.org to learn more.
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