RPDS Alumni ALUMNI NEWS 1989
2002 Sally Regitko Smith and husband, Steve, welcomed their son, Grainger Breen Smith, on September 13, 2020. Sally and Steve reside in Jacksonville, and Sally spends her time with Grainger and tutors and volunteers at RPDS in alumni relations.
1994 Sam Hyde Geisler was named one of the Jacksonville Business Journal's 40 Under 40 this year. Sam serves as the Executive Director of Admission & Enrollment at Episcopal, and she and her husband Erich stay busy at home with their children Emma (3) and Henry (1).
2001 Tanner Stiehl accepted his J.D. and LL.M. in maritime law at the University of Miami. He follows in the footsteps of his great-grandfather and great-great grandfather, who were the University of Miami Law School's first two deans. Upon graduation, Stiehl returned to active duty in the Coast Guard where he is working as a staff attorney for the Seventh District Legal Office in Miami. He has also attained a Masters in Fisheries and Aquatic Sciences from UF. 20
Emily Child Grove and her husband, Tyler, announced the birth of their second son, Chase Marshall Grove, joining his brother, Carson, in Washington near Seattle. Emily is the Controller at The Tuna Store, LLC. Our beloved Dale Child, mother of Emily, has retired from RPDS and she and her husband will be moving to Washington state to be near their grandchildren.
2002 Max Glober and his wife Emily welcomed their son, August Glober, on January 15, 2021. Max is the Director of Marketing for First Coast Energy, LLP and a commissioner on the Jacksonville Historic Preservation Commission. After RPDS he went on to attend The Bolles School, The College of William and Mary, and The University of South Carolina School JD/MBA program.
2006 Caitlin Putnal Beye married Michael Beye on January 2, 2021 and they now reside in Ocala. Caitlin will be teaching 4th Grade and admits “Mrs. Nash had me excited for reading to my class!”
