You are receiving this Whitworth Today supplement –featuring Class Notes and In Memoriam – in place of the traditional fall magazine. Significant and ongoing increases in paper and postage costs have required that we limit publication to one issue rather than two. We are eager to send you a full-to-bursting issue of Whitworth Today in spring 2023!
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All cities listed are located in Washington state unless otherwise noted.
Iona Cairncross is an area coordinator for Boppell and Oliver halls at Whitworth University. Ashleigh (Schulz) Miller is a United States probation officer for the District of Wyoming. Ashleigh and Rayce Miller were married in 2021 and live in Casper, Wyo.
John Andrianu is a medical student at the University of Washington School of Medicine. He received the Navy Health Professions Scholarship Program Award and has been commissioned as a Navy officer. Katie Lacayo-Hendricks and David Lacayo-Hendricks were
married Aug. 15, 2021. They live in Seattle, where Katie is earning her master in teaching at the University of Washington. Carly Setterberg is in her third year of medical school at the University of Colorado School of Medicine and is loving her clinical experiences. Hannah (Attridge) Warr and Brady Warr were married at Roberts Mansion in Spokane on Aug. 7, 2021.
John-Robert Woolley, of Mill Creek, earned his doctorate in physical therapy from Eastern Washington University, and his spouse, Sydney (Weiler) Woolley ’19, earned her master of occupational therapy from EWU last spring.
Tiffany (Richards) Cutting, of Loma Linda, Calif., earned her doctor of marriage and family degree from Loma Linda University last spring. Brett DeGraaff graduated from the University of Washington School of Medicine in June and is a resident in cardiothoracic surgery at the University of California, Davis. Jessica Thoens is director of operations at ITZ Sports Performance in Spokane Valley.
Breanna (Barnes) Kahle and Scott Kahle were married July 31, 2021. Breanna graduated from Midwestern University Arizona College of Optometry in 2020 and is a primary care optometrist in Plainfield, Ill.,
These students have read the research proving that studying in hammocks increases productivity (Oct. 16, 2018).
and Scott attends medical school.
Katherine (Waltar) Thirupal and Manojprabhakaran Thirupal were married April 30. Kaysee-Li Tomkins is a senior program manager at Amazon in Seattle.
Christopher Shively is an account executive at Microsoft in Redmond.
Keegan Shea ’14, MIT ’16 graduated from the University of Montana’s Alexander Blewett III School of Law in May with an environmental and natural resources law certification; he was admitted to the State Bar of Montana in October. He now clerks under the Honorable Judge Kathy Seeley in the First Judicial District Court in Helena. Keegan thanks his former Whitworth coaches, classmates and professors who believed in him and supported him along the way.
Christine (Whiteaker) Riley became a National Board Certified teacher in December 2021.
Josh Vance is a public health advisor with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Richmond, Calif.
Peter Pascacio, of East Wenatchee, is the Pacific Northwest service team lead at PerkinElmer.
Franci (Olson) Lamb earned her M.A. in organizational leadership from Gonzaga University in 2018 and retired from working as a case manager this year. Macie Stead, of Spokane Valley, is an assistant professor at Buena Vista University and the clinical director of field experience for new counselors. She also established and runs Skybridge Counseling and Psychiatry, a community mental health agency.
Lincoln, to Benjamin George ’11 and Karlee Aronson ’12, Feb. 24
James, to Elizabeth (Wall) Thompson ’11 and Andrew Thompson, Dec. 31, 2021
Karen (Hein) Dirks moved from Wilmington, Del., to Playa Del Rey, Calif., in 2021 to help care for her youngest granddaughter. She finds living near her son’s family very rewarding. Emily Railsback is an assistant professor of film at the University of Central Arkansas. Justine (Hays) Zeigler is a major gifts officer at Outside In in Portland, Ore.
Shawn Tolley was named a Fund for Teachers Fellow. He travels to Hawaii and other Pacific Islands and works with residents to compile music, dances and cultural information to create learning materials for elementary school music teachers.
Leah Silvieus earned her master of arts in religion and literature from the Yale Institute of Sacred Music in 2021. She co-edited, with poet Lee Herrick, the anthology The World I Leave You: Asian American Poets on Faith and Spirit (Orison Books, 2020). Christine (DeWitt) Simpson, of Spokane Valley, earned her M.A. in teaching secondary science education from Western Governors University in May.
Paula (Roskam) Kestell remarried and enjoyed life with her spouse, John, until his death in 2019. For 10 years they owned and operated a roominghouse hotel for tenants who are low-income. She has since launched an online nutrition business.
Chelsea (Fisher) Goff, of Lacey, is a senior technical recruiter at Intel. Katie (Brown) Puente earned her master’s degree in ESL education from the University of Texas Permian Basin, in Odessa, and teaches English to adults at a local college.
Sarah (Vanden Bos) Clark lives in Los Alamos, N.M., with her spouse, David Clark ’03, and manages her home, kids and two rentals. Kathy (Vensland) Smith is retired from housekeeping for assisted living communities and enjoys living in the country, camping, fishing, barbecuing and RVing across the U.S. with her spouse, Doug Smith.
David Clark is a manager at Los Alamos National Labs in Los Alamos, N.M. Matt Cole was appointed to Position 4 on the Ridgefield City Council. Leslie Horlacher M.Ed. is retired from teaching Spanish at Mead High School in Spokane. Alaina Merry lives in North Bend with her three children and enjoys homesteading in the Northwest.
Issa El Hayek is the principal of Seven Oaks Elementary School in Lacey. Beau Yotty released his book Modern Cowboy: Quotes and Poems: Life and Love in Today’s World
Jayme Helgeson, of Chino Valley, Ariz., is a telehealth therapist at Ableto.com. She enjoys running ultramarathons, blogging and photography. Erin (Caldwell) Newcomb teaches at a residential mental health facility for teens and young adults in Bethlehem, Conn.
Ric Benson, of Bridgeport, published Yarrow Fields, a historical fiction novel.
Kelly Jones is vice president of Caremark Health Plans in Phoenix, Ariz.
Bree (Davidson) Caswell and Jenn Caswell were married July 13, 2019. They live in Des Moines and are raising two children. Bree works in construction and Jenn works in IT; both are activists for LGBTQIA+ rights.
Jim Newman has been recognized by the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Arizona as a postulant for holy orders to the priesthood. He attends General Theological Seminary in New York City.
Nick Brownlee, of Tacoma, shot a three under par in Frisbee golf.
Joy (Young) Cox, of Bend, Ore., is the culture and talent director at Pahlisch Homes Inc.
Kevin Peterson is transitioning to work as a financial representative with Thrivent Financial after 32 years in education. He lives in Mead with his spouse, Tammi Peterson ’89
Laurel (Bennett) Jackson is the CEO of Chaplaincy Healthcare in Tri-Cities. She celebrates the third generation in her family to graduate from Whitworth, her daughter Mary Jo Gerhardstein ’22.
Mark Oordt retired from the United States Air Force at the rank of colonel after 30 years of active duty. He and his spouse, Ruth, moved to Boerne, Texas, where they run a physical therapy business.
Michele Aeck, of San Luis Obispo, Calif., is a life coach and behavior change specialist at Dimensions of You.
I’m not a Whitworth alum but I’m a big fan and my spouse, Kandy (Brody) West ’00, is an alumna. I was wearing a Whitworth T-shirt and was stopped in the stairwell of a hotel in Spain by someone who had attended Whitworth in the 1980s. Small-world moment.
Years ago, we were at a little deli in Berkeley, Calif., where our son was in grad school, and started talking to the couple next to us. They had just dropped their daughter off for her freshman year. They introduced her twin brother, and he said that he didn’t want to go to the same school so he was going to
Whitworth. When I told them I worked at Whitworth, we asked for a table for six, and we have been friends ever since.
A couple summers ago we went camping at Ohanapecosh Campground [Mount Rainier National Park] with some friends. As soon as we drove in, we discovered that Rob Martin ’00 and his family were camping just a few spots away. Then we went for a hike the next day, and there is this bouncy suspension bridge and you’re only allowed two people at a time on it, but I ran screaming and jumping on it, and it turned out that Sam and Megan (Hoesly) Aylor, both ’99, were there, waiting to come across! Ha ha ha!
Cart Nelsen, of Anacortes, retired after 38 years of teaching music and coaching. Marlena Sessions, of Sunnyvale, Calif., is the executive director of NOVAWorks, a workforce development company in Silicon Valley.
Harlon Betts Jr. is retired from Spokane Public Library after 36 years as a reference and research assistant. He looks forward to attending graduate school. Lois (Collins) Droegemeier teaches private music lessons and serves on the board of the San Angelo Community Band in San Angelo, Texas. Bobbi (Same) Polkinghorn lives in Sandy, Utah, with her spouse and their dog. Bobbi works in private practice as a trauma therapist, specializing in the modalities of Somatic Experiencing blended with internal family systems therapy. Steven Richards and his spouse, Carolyn, of north Seattle, retired after 35 years in ministry. Steven is writing a memoir for his family and is involved in Stephen Ministry at his church.
Cathy “Corky” (Neufeld) Sparks retired after 25 years as a trial attorney. She and Jon Sparks, also a trial attorney, were married for 32 years, until his passing in 2019. She has two children and three grandchildren and lives in Menifee, Calif.
Nancy (Washburn) Nordland retired after 29 years of teaching and moved with her spouse, Todd, to the Oregon Coast where they have an RV. She enjoys volunteering at a cultural center, yoga, daily beach walks and maritime gardening.
John Ansotigue is in his 46th year at Evergreen Heights Elementary in Auburn, where he teaches music and PE. He directs a student choir, grades 3-5, that sings the National Anthem at professional and collegiate sports games. Leslie (Odom) Bain retired
from teaching in 2016; she holds a master’s degree in special education from Pacific Lutheran University. She and her spouse enjoyed traveling before settling down in the foothills of Mount Rainier.
Lee Tomlinson is a keynote speaker on the healing power of compassion and kindness. He published his latest book, Compassion Heals: From Self-Care to Healthcare, and started a podcast.
Jan (Gordon) Swanson remains active at 75 and is executive director of North Wall Schools in Spokane. She enjoys jogging, traveling and editing a book she is writing. Sue (Lane) Talley
recently retired as dean of the School of Music at Nyack College in New York City, after 22 years as a full-time professor. She and her spouse are now adjunct instructors at the college.
Joan (Quall) Becker, of Spokane, fondly remembers her family moving from Illinois to Spokane in 1953 and living for a time in Hawthorne House with her uncle, then-President Frank Warren, and her Aunt Lucille. Her father served as dean at Whitworth and her mother taught typing. Thomas Boyd and Wendy (Munro) Boyd ’69 celebrated their 52nd wedding anniversary with their children at Rockaway Beach on the Oregon Coast. Gretchen Harro is happily retired and lives in the Dallas, Texas, area. She spends time doing short-term missions, gardening, cycling and taking
ceramics classes. Mae Lee (Brown) Kelley is grateful for the fine education she received at Whitworth and for God’s loving care in her life spent on four continents.
Gen (Hagerman) Fiorino is retired from teaching. She raised her grandsons, who both graduated from high school in June. Doug Venn and his spouse, Maria, celebrated 50 years of marriage. Doug is active in disaster response with Adventist Community Services and is a church deacon. The couple have three children and five grandchildren.
Richard “Michael” Young is poet laureate of Royalston, Mass. His latest poetry chapbook, Octogenarian Soup, celebrates his 80th birthday. He provides clinical support for Project Healing Waters Fly Fishing, a program serving disabled military veterans.
Marie (Closter) Duryee and her spouse, Rollin, live on their hazelnut orchard in Canby, Ore. Marie enjoys walking, biking, and fishing and crabbing with Rollin. Their latest fishing trip took them to Haida Gwaii island in British Columbia.
Joanne (Bucher) Smith and her spouse, Jack, celebrated their 65th wedding anniversary. They still live in the house Jack built, and their two daughters and grandchildren are the joy of their lives.
A daring duo plays “pass the Life Saver” with toothpicks (1964). Do you recognize these Whitworthians or remember this event? Email us at today@whitworth.eduObituaries received Feb. 28-Sept. 30 appear in the fall supplement of Whitworth Today Bolded names without class years indicate those who attended Whitworth but did not graduate. All cities listed are located in Washington state unless otherwise noted.
Donna (Walker) Weitman, of Omak, died Jan. 13, 2021.
Ryan Freeman ’03, of Whidbey Island, died June 17. Survivors include his spouse, Julia Freeman.
Timothy “Tim” Werner ’94, of Sandy, Ore., died May 28. Survivors include his spouse, Carrie Werner. He was predeceased by his mother, Judie Werner Justin “Jay” Anderson ’93, of Missoula, Mont., died June 9. Survivors include his spouse, Dawn Anderson. Mardelle (Fletcher) Shagool ’93, of Spokane, died Sept. 14. She was predeceased by her spouse, John “Jack” Shagool. Survivors include her children Scott Shagool ’83 and Stacey (Shagool) Ward ’93; son-in-law Keith Ward ’81; and grandson Scott Ward ’10. (See Employees & Friends, P. 7.)
Laura (Dierken) Coston, of Spokane Valley, died Dec. 14, 2021. Dana (Borg) Jasmer ’88, of Puyallup, died July 15. Survivors include her spouse, Glen Jasmer, and brother Stanley Borg ’82 Diana “Dannie” (Denning) Russell ’88, of Bradenton, Fla., died Sept. 10. Survivors include her spouse, Daryle Russell ’60; daughter, Jessica (Russell) Ferguson ’90; son, Ian Russell ’90, and daughterin-law, Jennifer Russell ’91; and granddaughter Xiana Russell. Michael Valente, of Spokane, died June 9. Survivors include his spouse, Vicki Valente. Gregory Woodruff ’86, of Spokane, died Aug. 16, 2021. Gratia (Hannan) Griffith M.A. ’85, of Post Falls, Idaho, died Sept. 2. Katharine (Maurillo) Shambhalla M.Ed. ’83, of Spokane, died Dec. 31, 2021.
Survivors include her spouse, Robert Shambhalla. Roger Williams M.A. ’83, of Walla Walla, died Oct. 3, 2021. Survivors include his spouse, Jane Williams. Isaac Wong, of Spokane, died Aug. 6. Survivors include his spouse, Emily (Cheng) Wong ’77 (See Employees & Friends, P. 7.) Pat Stien MAT ’82, of Spokane, died July 24. (See obituary, P. 8.) James “Jim” Henkelman-Bahn ’81, of Silver Spring, Md., died Aug. 24. Survivors include his spouse, Jackie Bahn-Henkelman. Gene Sanders M.Ed. ’80, of Albany, Ore., died April 22. Bonny (McBeen) Schleicher, of Brentwood, Calif., died Jan. 27.
Scott Johnson ’79, of Gresham, Ore., died April 15. Survivors include his spouse, Debbie Johnson. Marilyn Pauley ’79, of Novato, Calif., died March 4, 2021. Alice Sturman M.Ed. ’78, of Spokane Valley, died April 26. Survivors include her spouse, Larry Sturman. Gloria (Boyd) Adams M.Ed. ’77, of Sherwood Park, Alberta, died June 24, 2020. Marva Goede ’77, of Millwood, died May 1. Charlotte (Hall) Johnson M.Ed. ’77, of Enumclaw, died April 11, 2021. David Clukey ’74, of Kent, died Aug. 20. Survivors include his spouse, Colleen Clukey. Robert “Bob” Eckenrode M.Ed. ’74, of Spokane, died March 26. Survivors include his spouse, Mary Eckenrode. Raeann (Rodman) Anderson ’73, of Woodland, died April 2. Survivors include her spouse, Richard Anderson. Miles Garrison M.Ed. ’73, of Eureka, Mont., died March 11. Survivors include his stepchildren Sandy Oertli ’72 and Jane (Oertli) Fairfield Thomas “Tom” Crow ’72, of Colbert, died May 6. Survivors include his spouse, Marlene (Deesten) Crow ’72, and sister-in-law Denise “DeeDee” (Deesten) Bohman ’77 Bradford Baugh, of Spokane, died April 8. Survivors include his spouse, Karyl Baugh. Steven Maurer, of Williamsburg, Va., died March 3. Survivors include his spouse, Ellen Maurer. Charles Taschereau ’70, of Lynden, died March 22. Survivors include his sister, Marie (Taschereau) Griffith ’68, and brother-in-law, Thomas Griffith ’68
Karen (Hathaway) Whiteley ’69, of Plano, Texas, died May 27. Joyce (Zeller) Klakken ’68, of Spokane, died June 19. Bruce Baldwin ’66, of Spokane, died July 16. Survivors include his spouse, Jolene Baldwin. Daryl Hansen ’66, of Chino Valley, Ariz., died May 28. Survivors include his spouse, Susan Hanson; brothers Rodney Hansen ’62 and Thomas Hansen ’58; sisters-in-law Gertrude Hansen ’66 and H.C. Hansen ’58; and nephew Derrick Hansen ’91. The Rev. James “Jim” Thuirer ’66, of Carnation, died March 1. James “Rod” Walker ’66, of Spokane, died March 21. Survivors include his spouse, Carole (Newman) Walker ’63; brother, Lee Walker ’69; sister-in-law, Donita “Doni” (Orcutt) Walker; and nieces Lynn (Walker) Aley ’91, Laura (Walker) Cosby ’01 and Ann Walker ’99 Loren Huhta ’65, of Thompson Falls, Mont., died Feb. 28. Survivors include his spouse, Nina Huhta, and sister, Charlene Janson ’96 Elaine (Johnson) Rodning ’65, of Tacoma, died Aug. 22. Marylee (Severson) Sams ’65, of Stanwood, died April 21. Survivors include her spouse, H. Leon Sams ’64, M.Ed. ’77 Elwood “Peter” Wuertz ’65, of San Rafael, Calif., died Feb. 6. Survivors include his spouse, Marilyn (Munger) Wuertz ’65, and sister-in-law, Monica Munger Clyde Barlow, of Olympia, died June 26, 2021. Survivors include his spouse, Irene Barlow. Douglas Brannon ’64, of Lewiston, Idaho, died June 16. Doris Mize, of Spokane, died Aug. 9. (See Employees & Friends, P. 7.) Roger Pollock ’64, of Wenatchee, died March 5. Survivors include his spouse, Sandra Pollock. Carolyn (Borton) Smith, of Deer Park, died Nov. 13, 2021. Survivors include her spouse, Jack Smith. Douglas Sutherlin ’64, of Spokane, died March 24. Survivors include his spouse, Georgiana “Gee” (Bowen-Colthurst) Sutherlin ’65, MAT ’67, and son, Edward “E.J.” Sutherlin ’93 David Bayne ’62, of Sunnyside, died July 1. He was predeceased by his spouse, Irene (Campbell) Bayne Alvin Frostad ’62, of Pullman, died June 23. Survivors include his daughter Kim (Frostad) Holmstrom ’97 and son-in-law Jim Whitbread ’86. He was predeceased by his daughter Jill (Frostad) Whitbread ’86 Rachel
(Jacobsen) Hervey ’61, of Santa Margarita, Calif., died May 20, 2019. Dolores (Klinsky) Walker ’61, of Walla Walla, died May 5. Survivors include her spouse, Victor Walker. George “Bill” Strathie ’60, of Kellogg, Idaho, died Aug. 25. James Upchurch ’60, of Deer Lake, died Aug. 28. Survivors include his spouse, Bonnie Upchurch.
John Chatalas ’59, of Portland, Ore., died July 27. Allayne Dinkel ’59, of Wasilla, Alaska, died May 21. Survivors include her spouse, Gene Dinkel. Larry Hagen ’59, of Anchorage, Alaska, died Feb. 4. He was predeceased by his brother, Dennis Hagen ’60. Survivors include his spouse, Barbara (McKenzie) Hagen ’60; sister Susan (Hagen) Nipp ’66, a former Whitworth trustee; and sister-in-law Janet (Anderson) Hagen ’60 Marietta (Lee) Langford ’58, of Medical Lake, died May 5. Donald Price ’58, of Gig Harbor, died March 4. Doris (Byerley) Rogers
’58, of East Wenatchee, died June 6. Survivors include her spouse, John Rogers ’59 Robin (Alford) Adams ’57, of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, died March 11. Survivors include her daughter Kim Adams ’85. Richard “Dick” Jones ’57, M.Ed. ’60, of Spokane, died April 7. Survivors include his son James Jones ’81 and daughter Jennifer (Jones) Rodriguez ’86. He was predeceased by his spouse, Jo Ellen (Weir) Jones ’54, and brother-in-law James “Jim” Weir ’57 Hugh Collins ’56, of Pittsburg, Kansas, died April 10. Ralph Polson ’55, of Spokane Valley, died May 6. Fred Holmes, of Tonasket, died April 8. Weston Gray ’53, of Dallas, Ore., died May 24. Survivors include his spouse, Jeanne Gray, and sister Janice (Gray) McKee Andrew Jarvis ’53, of Pasadena, Calif., died Jan. 21. Survivors include his spouse, Darlene (Delk) Jarvis ’53; son, David Jarvis ’78; daughters Susan (Jarvis) Peterson ’80 and Laurie (Jarvis) Erickson ’81; and sister Irene (Jarvis) Crichton ’55 Eunice (Buckley) Wilson,
of Chico, Calif., died Jan. 5, 2021. Survivors include her brothers Glenn Clark ’54 and Vernon Buckley ’53; sisters-in-law Marie (Miller) Buckley ’62 and Margaret (Wilson) Clark ’56; nephews Paul Buckley ’78, Steven Buckley ’73 and Donald Cox ’63; and nieces Sherry (Schluneger) Cox ’63, Stephanie (Clark) Perreiah ’89 and Victoria Schluneger ’67. She was predeceased by her spouse, Donald Wilson ’51. Anna (Roberts) Knight ’52, of Bothell, died March 16. She was predeceased by her spouse, Milton Knight ’52 Bernard “Bernie” Nelson ’52, of Billings, Mont., died July 7. He was predeceased by his spouse, June (Ramage) Nelson ’52 George Till ’51, of Canby, Ore., died April 6, 2021. Walter Sauer ’50, of Spokane, died June 28.
Gweneth (Dors) Sanders ’48, of Keizer, Ore., died March 15.
Julia Anderton, of Knoxville, Tenn., died Feb. 27; vice president for student life & dean of students, 1982-91.
James Brathovde, of Blairsville, Ga., died Aug. 24; associate professor of chemistry, 1956-60.
Richard “Rich” Hungate, of Spokane, died Sept. 21; assistant professor of business, 1987-94. Survivors include his spouse, Mary Jane “M.J.” (Kilgore) Hungate ’90
Doris Mize, of Spokane, died Aug. 9; former secretary, registrar’s office.
Mardelle (Fletcher) Shagool ’93, of Spokane, died Sept. 14; associate registrar, 1979-99. She was predeceased by her spouse, John “Jack” Shagool. Survivors include her children Scott Shagool ’83 and Stacey (Shagool) Ward ’93; son-inlaw Keith Ward ’81; and grandson Scott Ward ’10
Pat Stien MAT ’82, of Spokane, died July 24; associate professor emerita of theatre, 1966-93. (See obituary, P. 8.)
Isaac Wong, of Spokane, died Aug. 11; former librarian. Survivors include his spouse, Emily (Cheng) Wong ’77
Associate Professor Emerita of Theatre Pat Stien MAT ’82 died July 24 in Spokane. Pat was raised in Wishek, N.D., and earned her bachelor’s degree from Wheaton College. She began teaching at Whitworth in 1966, one year after her spouse, Professor Emeritus of Biology Howard Stien, arrived to chair the biology department. Pat earned her MAT from Whitworth in 1982 and did further graduate study at San Francisco State University and the University of London.
Pat taught for 27 years, serving as department chair for the 10 years preceding her retirement in 1993. A distinguished voice performer, she taught courses including Storytelling, Oral Interpretation, Voice for the Performer, Chamber Theatre and Story Theatre. She directed Whitworth main-stage productions and pioneered student drama troupes that performed regularly on tour in Washington, Northern California and the Denver area. Pat also provided the voice
narration for Whitworth’s Christmas Festival choir concerts for an incredible 30 years, from 1975-2005. Concertgoers can surely still recall her elegant voice and rich tones.
“Pat’s passion, compassion, integrity, commitment to unity and artistry helped shape every class and production in Cowles Auditorium,” says Professor Emeritus of Theatre Rick Hornor ’70. “Those same qualities shaped me, my family, and hundreds of students, colleagues, neighbors and, certainly, her [family]. What a life. What a gift.”
Pat was predeceased by Howard, her spouse of 69 years. Survivors include her daughters Suzanne Stien Foust ’70 and Beth (Stien) Davis; seven grandchildren, including Phoebe Davis ’15, Abbie Davis ’08 and Kyrsten (Lee) Weber ’93 and her spouse, Daniel Weber ’90; and seven greatgrandchildren.