Class Notes

JOHN MCINTOSH ’61

Last July I was able to throw out the first pitch at an Orioles/ Yankees game. My grandson Ryan Mountcastle was the catcher. I told Ryan that I would throw a circle change because of my arthritis. Ryan told me, “Don’t worry I can pick it.” I dropped it in the dirt right in front of the plate, and he picked it. Impressive for an 80-year-old. The game was a sellout and thrill of a lifetime.

RALPH LORENZETTI ’65

Lorenzetti was elected Magistrate of Jefferson County, WV, on May 14, 2024, for a four-year term.

HENRY SCHMITT, JR. ’71 AND JIM PERRUS ’84

Schmitt and Perrus were honored with commemorative watches for 25 years of service as NHL Off-Ice Officials. They were joined by classmates Charlie Ugaz ’84 and Pat Welch ’84.

RICHARD ZMUDA ’75

Zmuda recently published The Mole of Vatican Council II: The True Story of “Xavier Rynne.” A riveting—and historically accurate—storyline that pits a subversive group of powerful cardinals in the Vatican Curia against two popes, 2,500 cardinals and bishops, and one determined American priest risking everything to expose the truth. The future of the Catholic Church is literally at stake and the ending is in doubt until the very last pages. Based on the personal papers of Fr. Frank Murphy, aka “Xavier Rynne.”

DENNIS SULLIVAN ’79

Dennis and Anne Sullivan were recognized as the Catholic Business Network of Montgomery County Business Persons of the Year. The Sullivan’s raised their three children in Kensington. They have been active members of the Holy Redeemer parish since 1992. Dennis coached soccer and basketball for 21 years and Anne was a Eucharistic Minister for 12 years. Their children attended Holy Redeemer and then their two sons went on to Gonzaga and their daughter went to Holy Cross.

Dennis started his company, FCN, Inc., with his brother, George, in 1990 in Anne and Dennis’ basement. The company grew and evolved over the years with Anne joining the company in 1998. The company currently has 140 employees and sells IT products and services to the federal government. The Sullivans enjoy being able to support the Catholic schools and agencies that mean so much to them. FCN is a significant supporter of Catholic education throughout the area. In addition to financial support, the Sullivans volunteer their time and talent in support of local Catholic education.

VICE ADM. COLLIN GREEN ’81

Green retired from the Navy after 38 years of service in 2024. A former NSW commander, Green served as Deputy Commander of United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) for his final assignment. A 1986 graduate of the U.S. Naval Academy and Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL Class 149 in 1988, Green embarked on a career defined by pivotal roles and critical missions that spanned the globe, including operations in Europe, Africa, and Asia. His command tours include SEAL Team 3, where he deployed as commander, Naval Special Warfare Task Group Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom; Naval Special Warfare Unit 3; Naval Special Warfare Group 1, U.S. Special Operations Command South, and Commander, Naval Special Warfare Command.

BRANDEN JACOBS-JENKINS ’02

Jacobs-Jenkins is working on a new stage adaptation of Purple Rain based on the original screenplay by Albert Magnoli and William Blinn. The stage version will feature a book by Jacobs-Jenkins and direction by Lileana Blain-Cruz.

JOHN DEOUDES ’04

On December 6, 2023, Deoudes was named one of Washington, DC’s top lobbyists by The Hill. He was recognized for his exceptional lobbying efforts on behalf of the pharmaceutical company Bristol Myers Squibb.

KRISTEN DOZIER-WILLIAMS ’06 & OLAMIDE DOZIER-WILLIAMS ’06

Kristen Dozier-Williams (formerly Dozier) and Olamide Dozier-Williams (formerly Williams) were married by Msgr. John Enzler ’65 on October 8, 2023, at St. John’s chapel. They had their wedding in Puerto Rico on October 15, 2023, the same day they “re-met” at their 10th SJC class reunion. There was an extraordinary turnout from the SJC alumni community at the wedding.

ERICA A. HART ’08

Hart recently won a CSA Artios Award for Outstanding Achievement in Casting for a Live Television Performance, Variety, or Sketch—Comedy, Drama, or Musical for A Black Lady Sketch Show on HBO. Additionally, she was nominated for Outstanding Achievement in Casting for New York Broadway Theatre— Comedy or Drama for Death of a Salesman starring Wendell Pierce and Sharon D. Clarke.

TUCKER SIMMONS ’11

On Saturday, Jan. 13, 2024, Simmons married Katie May. Pictured left to right are the bride and groom along with the SJC alums who were in attendance: Neal Kayastha ’11, Andres Burgos ’11, Simmons, May, Lucas Crock ’11, Chris D’Achille ’11, and Danny Morin ’11.