1970s
1970s
Eugene “Roscoe” Dorriere, ‘76, ‘88, ‘19, of Creve Coeur, Mo., graduated on May 5, 2019, with his Bachelor of Science in nursing. He said this is his third and final degree from Maryville University.
1980s
Shelly Roberts-Wilson Lagermann, ‘85, of Piedmont, Mo., is a youth specialist with the Osage Team at the Sierra Osage Treatment Center in Southeast Mo.
Jonna L. Temmen, ‘88, of Springfield, Ill., is a project manager at HSHS St. John’s Hospital.
1990s
Suzanne Norris Levy, ‘93, of Prairie Village, Kan., became senior integrated marketing manager of global companies at Dell Technologies in November 2018. In this role, she will drive marketing campaigns and demand generation activities for RSA Security Solution and RSA SecurID Suite.
Christine Schulte Huber, ‘95, of Imperial, Mo., is an IT quality assurance manager at Centene Corporation. She shared that four years ago, she volunteered with a special needs boy scout troop. She supported their fundraising mission to visit a Navajo Nation gospel church in the Arizona desert. She was asked to go on a second trip with the group, and little did she know that trip would end in finding love. On her way to Arizona, she met her now husband, Andy, in the airport. A little over a year after that, the couple was married on October 24, 2015. The couple had their mission trip group open the wedding ceremony.
Vincent C. Flewellen, ‘98, of St. Louis, was promoted to chief diversity officer at Webster University. Prior to that, he served as the director of equity and inclusion at the College School of Webster Groves.
Cathy Brierly Lippert, ‘98, ‘03, of St. Louis, was one of 109 St. Louis area educators to receive an Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award. The award pays tribute to educators — from kindergarten teachers to college professors — for their achievements and dedication to the field of education.
2000s
Jamie Wessel Nix, ‘00, of Chaffee, Mo., completed the 10-year recertification for geriatric clinical specialist from the American Board of Physical Therapy Specialists. She is currently working as a home health physical therapist with Southeast Health.
Brandon J. Raphael, ‘00, of Warner Robins, Ga., became president of the Macon Bacon Baseball Club in August 2018. He also was named vice president of SRO Partners.
Dr. Jeffrey “Jeff” A. Klein, ‘03, of Madison, Wis., is a radiologist at Madison Radiologists. Joseph R. Wagner, ‘04, ‘06, of Evanston, Ill., is a social science and department leader at The Chicago High School for the Arts. Wagner also celebrated the birth of his daughter on November 22, 2018. He said it was a long way to parenthood, but he is enjoying every moment with his little one.
Erica Hubbard Wilson, ‘04, of Florissant, Mo., was named to the St. Louis Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2019. She described herself as a “highly motivated and results-driven leader with more than 18 years of information technology experience, 15 of which are in the field of cyber security.”
Christa Hendrickson Barr, ‘05, of Florissant, Mo., is a designer and account manager at Spellman Brady & Company. In October 2018, she received her National Council for Interior Design qualification. She also holds her Evidence-Based Design Accreditation which she received in August 2016.
Christopher “Chris” J. Huff, ‘06, of Wentzville, Mo., shared that a lot has happened in the past four years. He graduated with his master’s in environmental science in 2015. Huff and his wife, Dr. Jillian Huff, welcomed their daughter, Emma Majorie Huff, on June 1, 2018. This year, they will celebrate the third birthday of their son, Jonathon. On top of fatherhood, Huff works in research and development as a microbiologist at bioMerieux.
Matthew “Matt” L. Regan, ‘06, ‘09, of O’Fallon, Mo., received a new position in November 2018 with Honkamp Krueger & Co., P.C., as a manager of construction audit services. Rina Lueck Schroeter, ‘06, ‘10, of Arnold, Mo., was recently promoted to pension analyst and qualified domestic relations order specialist at BeneSys Incorporated.
Dr. Jenna Puricelli Wright, ‘06, ‘18, of St. Louis, recently graduated with her Doctor of Education from Maryville University in April 2018. She is now an assistant principal at Lindbergh Schools.
Katherine “Katie” Messmer Luner, ‘07, of St. Louis, is a social work case manager for Progeny Health, supporting families of neonatal intensive care unit babies as they navigate the first year of life.
Erin Henson Schepis, ‘07, of Eureka, Mo., recently received her master’s in executive leadership from Lindenwood University. She is currently a clinical supervisor at Mercy Hospital in St. Louis.
Derek B. Strauser, ‘07, of Crestwood, Mo., was promoted to lieutenant commander in the United States Navy on August 1, 2018. He has served in the Navy since 2008.
Laura Amelung Boden, ‘08, of St. Ann, Mo., and her husband welcomed their first child, Charlotte Ann Boden, on June 27, 2018. They are looking forward to celebrating her first birthday this summer.
Stephanie Enger-Moreland, ‘08, of Fenton, Mo., is the director of volunteers and special events at Circle of Concern, a food pantry serving families in West St. Louis County.
Sally A. Kleekamp, ‘08, ‘10, of Washington, Mo., is an order manager at Schneider Electric of St. Louis, LLC.
Dr. Deann McCann Myers, ‘09, of St. Charles, Mo., was named Affton High School principal for the 2019–2020 school year. She will begin serving as principal on July 1, 2019.
Daniel “Dan” L. Pozzo, ‘09, of Chesterfield, Mo., was one of 109 St. Louis area educators to receive an Emerson Excellence in Teaching Award. The award pays tribute to educators — from kindergarten teachers to college professors — for their achievements and dedication to the field of education.
Nicholas “Nick” A. Profancik, ‘09, of St. Louis, recently made a career shift. He is now the owner and CEO of Square One Media Productions, founded with fellow alumnus, Brandon C. Monzyk, ‘11. The company delivers media content to clients to help them market their product. Profancik and his wife, Katelyn, also welcomed their daughter, Vera Marie Profancik, on January 1, 2019.
Tracey Schrock Schwartz, ‘09, and Gregory “Greg” M. Schwartz, ‘10, both of Austin, Texas, welcomed their baby boy, Everett Avi Schwartz, on June 1, 2018. The couple shared that Everett is happy and healthy. They recently moved to Austin, Texas, where Schwartz continues to work for The Hershey Company in the newly-acquired Amplify Snack Brands. Tracey continues her work in higher education.
Jamie Weaver Martin, ‘10, ‘12, and Scott A. Murfin, of Tamaroa, Ill., celebrated their twins’ first birthday. The Murfin family welcomed Nolan Allen and Noelle Marie on November 22, 2017. The twins joined their three-year-old big sister, Nora.
Monica Kaup Robertson, ‘10, of St. Louis, recently celebrated her fifth anniversary with her husband, Nate, the first birthday of their son Levi. The couple was married on January 25, 2014, and welcomed their son on March 10, 2018. Levi joins big sister, Aida.
Dr. Caroline Jaycox Sirmon, ‘10, ‘12, of Maryland Heights, Mo., recently celebrated her third anniversary with her husband, Timothy, on April 22, 2019. The couple welcomed their first child, Adeline Marie Sirmon, on November 13, 2018. Sirmon works as a sports physical therapist with SSM Health Physical Therapy.
2000s (continued)
Dr. Krisandra “Kandy” K. Worley, ‘10, of Montgomery City, Mo., was named the Jim L. King MoASSP Middle School Principal of the Year. She has been working in the Francis Howell School District for 24 years where she is currently a principal at Saeger Middle School.
Dr. Kelsey Bock Kessler, ‘11, ‘13, of Hermann, Mo., recently celebrated her third anniversary with her husband, Patrick, on March 19, 2019. The couple welcomed their first child, Caroline Ann Kessler, on December 27, 2018. Dr. Kessler currently works as a physical therapist in Hermann, Mo.
John F. Murar, ‘11, of St. Louis, and his wife, Melissa, celebrated the first birthday of their son, Grayson on May 27, 2019. Grayson is the couple’s first child. He is, of course, being spoiled by his grandparents.
Alison Conley Dulle, ‘12, ‘15, and Jacob B. Dulle, ‘12, ‘13, both of Webster Groves, Mo., celebrated five years of marriage in June along with the first birthday of their daughter, Claire. Claire was born on January 5, 2018.
Christina “Christy” Hughes Stricker, ‘12, of Kirkwood, Mo., was promoted to creative director at HLK Agency.
Dr. Lindsay E. Eichaker, ‘13, ‘15, of Clayton, Mo., is a physical therapist at The Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis. She recently became one of seven newly certified orthopedic manual therapists in the Midwest Region.
Mycah Hudson Faulkner, ‘13, of Fenton, Mo., and her husband, Kory, welcomed their first child, Graham Michael Faulkner, on December 11, 2018. Graham was born weighing 7lbs 3 oz and measuring 20.5 inches. The couple shared they are overjoyed to be parents and are enjoying every moment with their new baby.
Christina “Tina” Grigore Owens, ‘13, of Valley Park, Mo., shared her enjoyment of life after graduation. She is working at her dream job as a labor and delivery nurse at Mercy Hospital. She also found and married the love of her life, Eric. The couple bought a home together and also are loving every moment of parenthood with their son, Bradyn.
Kristin Scherer Renaud, ‘13, ‘15, and Matthew “Matt” R. Renaud, ‘11, ‘13, both of St. Louis, will celebrate their two-year anniversary in June. The couple was married on June 3, 2017, at St. Ambrose Church. Their wedding had 11 Maryville alumni in attendance. Also, Renaud graduated in December 2018 from St. Louis University with his Master of Business Administration.
Chad M. Bachmann, ‘14, of St. Louis, announced his proposal to Lindsey Evans on December 1, 2018. He popped the question in their home attic — a place they plan to make a master suite in the future. He lit a pathway with candles to lead Lindsey to where he was waiting on one knee. The couple met three years ago through mutual friends (and Maryville alumni) on a float trip. Bachmann explained they do not have a wedding date set as they are trying to enjoy the moment and have the stress of wedding planning be at a minimum.
Alison Werner Demetrulias, ‘14, of Pacific, Mo., and her husband Aaron, welcomed their son, Kairos Clark Demetrulias, on August 30, 2018. Kairos was born weighing 7lbs 7oz and measuring 19.5 inches long.
Jordan D. Mazuranic, ‘14, of High Ridge, Mo., was recently promoted to promotional design supervisor at BridgeTower Media St. Louis.
Esra Uysal Baker, ‘15, of Chesterfield, Mo., is a life coach and coordinator of international student success at Maryville University. She celebrated one year of marriage with her husband, Bradley. The couple was married on April 25, 2018.
Lacey L. Bender, ‘15, of St. Louis, has been working at St. Louis Children’s Hospital since July 2015. She truly loves being a nurse and is working to further her education to become a pediatric nurse practitioner. Bender was recently honored by the Daisy Foundation with the Daisy Award for Extraordinary Nurses.
Brooke E. Bennett, ‘15, of St. Louis, shared that after four years in the classroom as an elementary school teacher, she will work for a nonprofit called Wings of Hope as the education and outreach manager.
Dr. Zachary “Zack” W. Bohr, ‘15, ‘17, of St. Charles, Mo., recently proposed to fiancée, Demi Botonis, on October 13, 2018. The couple plans to wed on September 21, 2019, in St. Louis. Bohr is an outpatient physical therapist at Advanced Training and Rehab St. Charles.
Cassara R. Cook, ‘15, of St. Charles, Mo., is a housing resource specialist at Doorways Housing. She was recently elected to the board of directors for the Midwest Endometriosis Society, a nonprofit providing awareness, support and education regarding endometriosis.
Jennifer “Jen” Jung Evans, ‘15, of St. Louis, married Zach Evans on October 13, 2018, at The Butterfly House in Chesterfield, Mo., followed by a reception at Tapawingo Golf Course in Fenton, Mo. The couple had five Maryville alumni in attendance.
Dr. Lisa R. Henderson, ‘15, ‘17, of Pattonville, Mo., announced her engagement to Kory Mouser on December 19, 2018. The couple plans to get married on July 27, 2019, in Pattonville, Mo. Henderson is a physical therapist at Southeast Healthpoint Rehab in Cape Girardeau and Jackson, Mo. She treats patients with lymphedema and orthopedic conditions.
Dr. Monica L. Lee, ‘15, ‘17, of Salt Lake City, Utah, got engaged on December 30, 2018, to Alec Schnitzler. The couple plans to wed on November 9, 2019, in St. Louis. Lee is an acute-care physical therapist on the surgical floor at McKay Dee Hospital in Ogden, Utah.
Dr. Jessica M. McFadden, ‘15, ‘17, and Casey M. Humphrey, ‘14, of St. Louis, got engaged on November 18, 2018. The couple know each other through mutual friends at Maryville. They began their relationship after Humphrey asked McFadden on a date after evening mass. After a few years of maintaining a long-distance relationship, Humphrey moved back to St. Louis to work for MetLife, where he now works as an actuary. McFadden is a physical therapist at Elite Physical Therapy. The couple is excited to get married on October 5, 2019, at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in St. Louis.
Jordan E. McKinley, ‘15, and Tyler P. McKinley, ‘16, both of St. Louis, announced their engagement on December 18, 2018. The couple met in the library at Maryville University. Their relationship began over a study session for an accounting exam. Five years later, the rest is history. The couple recently bought a home together and got a puppy. They are looking forward to planning their wedding.
Shelby E. Miller, ‘15, of Clarksville, Ind., announced her engagement to Adam Gliebe on December 21, 2018. The couple plans to get married on September 1, 2019, in Louisville, Ky. Miller was recently promoted to finance manager at Carriage Ford in Clarksville, Ind.
Dr. Carter L. Montgomery, ‘15, ‘19, of Ballwin, Mo., is an outpatient physical therapist at Athletico in Washington, Mo.
Dr. Hannah Seitter Ridings, ‘15, ‘17, and Bradley “Brad” W. Ridings, ‘15, ‘16, both of St. Louis, were married on December 22, 2018, in Washington, Mo. Dr.
Nicholas “Nick” J. Schwent, ‘15, ‘17, of St. Peters, Mo., recently began a new job as a physical therapist at Premiere Home Health in St. Charles, Mo.
Dr. Kelsey R. Sites, ‘15, ‘17, of St. Louis, got engaged to her high school sweetheart, Zach Hirth, on August 18, 2018. The couple has been together for eight years and plans to wed on February 29, 2020. Sites is a physical therapist at Friendship Village Retirement Community in Chesterfield, Mo.
2000s (continued)
Heather A. Sprengel, ‘15, of Maryland Heights, Mo., met Abeer “Abby” N. Butt, ‘16, of Ballwin, Mo., at Maryville University while she was her math tutor and then classmate. After college, the two worked together in the oncology department as Washington University School of Medicine before Butt moved to Atlanta to pursue her Doctor of Philosophy at Emory University. The two have stayed in touch since then and have become longtime friends. They recently took a trip together to visit Butt’s family in Dubai. During their time there, they went on a lot of adventures like camel riding in the desert and dune bashing. They also visited the beach at the Gulf of Oman and went to the top observation floor of the tallest building in the world: the 148th floor of the Burj Khalifa.
Stephen “Brad” B. Thompson, ‘15, of Ballwin, Mo., welcomed his third son, Charlie, on September 11, 2018. He shared that he is enjoying fatherhood. Thompson is a digital marketing manager at Commerce Bank.
Dr. Tyler A. Archer, ‘16, of St. Louis, is the assistant principal at Stix Early Childhood Center in St. Louis Public Schools. Archer has worked in the St. Louis Public School district for eight years. He said the most rewarding aspect of his job is “building relationships with students, families and staff, along with supporting staff learning and growth through professional development opportunities.”
Jamie N. Brugger, ‘16, of St. Louis, met T.J. Findeiss through mutual friends. She is happy to announce that the two are now engaged. They plan to wed on December 31, 2019.
Alicia Farrington Clancy, ‘16, of Boise, Idaho, moved to Des Moines, Iowa, upon graduation in 2016 to work as an occupational therapist in a pediatric outpatient clinic. While there, she met her husband, Nick Clancy. The couple was married in November 2017. They moved to Boise, Idaho, one year ago and are loving their time there. Clancy is now an aquatic pediatric therapist at Lullaby Waters, and really enjoys her job.
Katharine “Kate” M. Hunt, ‘16, of Kirkwood, Mo., is a traveling pediatric nurse.
Kathlyn “Katie” Kennedy Kew, ‘16, and Christopher S. Kew, ‘18, of Manchester, Mo., announced their marriage of four months. The couple was married on November 3, 2018. Katie is an occupational therapist at Symbria Rehab while Christopher is a registered nurse at St. Luke’s Hospital.
Megan Korte Mandziara, ‘16, and Andrew M. Mandziara, ‘17, both of Ballwin, Mo., celebrated their marriage on March 16, 2019. Andrew shared he was thrilled to marry his college sweetheart and thrilled Maryville brought them together.
Katie Clayton Pennington, ‘16, and Scott A. Pennington, ‘14, ‘16, of Wentzville, Mo., was married on September 15, 2018 in Jacksonville, Ill. Nearly 20 Maryville alumni were in attendance at the wedding.
Kayla Yetke Taszarek, ‘16, and John D. Taszarek, ‘16, both of Kirkwood, Mo., announced their marriage on September 2, 2018. Kayla also shared her new employment as a development coordinator at JDRF, a nonprofit funding Type 1 diabetes research.
Danielle “Dani” R. Williams, ‘16, and Dr. Justin S. Wedel, ‘15, ‘17, both of Creve Coeur, Mo., celebrated their engagement on June 20, 2018. The couple will wed on July 5, 2019, in St. Petersburg, Fla.
Ashlyn Archer, ‘17, of St. Louis, works with Girl Scouts of Eastern Missouri. She completed Mayville’s online, one-year Master of Business Administration program. Archer said she loved her MBA experience and is implementing her education in her current role.
Amy Kohl Butz, ‘17, of St. Louis, recently began a job with Spectrum. After completing the web development track of CoderGirl, a program offered by the local nonprofit LaunchCode, Butz was hired by Spectrum as a software developer for the corporate IT department. In January, she became a mentor in LaunchCode’s Liftoff program.
Jenna M. Endres, ‘17, of Chesterfield, Mo., recently started a new job as an interior designer at PGAV Destinations in St. Louis, one of the world’s leading design firms. Prior to that, Endres worked in interior design with NewGround, Arcturis and Christner Inc.
Gregory “Greg” S. Hegarty, ‘17, and his wife, Kaitlyn, both of Blue Springs, Mo., announced they became parents to their beautiful daughter, Hailey, on December 11, 2018.
Nicole M. Nardi, ‘17, of Alameda, Calif., was promoted to coordinator of corporate partnerships activation with the Oakland Raiders.
Nicholas “Nick” F. Smith, ‘17, of Jackson, Mo., is a financial representative at Northwestern Mutual. He is engaged to Lexi Vandeven and looks forward to marrying her on May 23, 2020.
Mathew S. Broughton, ‘18, of Tucson, Ariz., is a cyber defense technologist at Raytheon Missile Systems.
Mark W. Cohen, ‘18, of St. Louis, is an assistant marketing manager at The Cordish Companies — Ballpark Village. Mark also announced his engagement to Michelle Stading, ‘19. The couple met in 2014 during the Maryville START program and have been together ever since.
Hannah Kauffman Dignan, ‘18, of Champaign, Ill., graduated in December 2018 with her Master of Science in nursing. On January 4, 2019, she passed the American Nurses Credentialing Center boards and has accepted a position as an oncology nurse practitioner at an oncology and hematology clinic in Danville, Ill.
Erin L. Hollenbeck, ‘18, and Donny T. Thorsen, ‘16, of Chesterfield, Mo., announced their engagement. The couple met at Maryville University and have been together for four years. They are excited about planning their wedding.
Dari Jones ’17, of St. Louis, Mo., announced her new position with RGA’s Global Security and Privacy Office (GSPO) as a security risk analyst. Jones will work with clients to ensure they understand RGA’s security posture. She will also assist other teams within the Global Security and Privacy Office with different projects.
Alisa “Ali” K. Myers, ‘18, of Rogers, Ark., a nurse practitioner, joined Mercy Clinic Cardiology Physician Plaza. Myers has 14 years of nursing experience in intensive care and telemetry at Mercy Hospital. She earned an associate’s degree in nursing from Northwest Arkansas Community College, a bachelor’s degree in nursing from the University of Arkansas and a Master of Science in nursing from Maryville University.
Sarah K. Rose, ‘18, of Collinsville, Ill., is a data analyst at Centene Corporation.
Brendan D. Schaefer, ‘18, of Maryland Heights, Mo., co-founded RSYE Digital, LLC. He is primarily the vice president of operations but also assists as creative director. As the vice president of operations, Brendan oversees different teams in the company, is a project manager and handles company projects and financial statements. As creative director, he pitches various ideas to business owners. Schaefer is proud to announce the company has grown since its launch.
Benjamin “Ben” Ekberg, ‘19, of Colorado Springs, Colo., was able to take the next step in his career due to his education at Maryville University. He recently earned a position as a business intelligence analyst at Hero Practice Services, a fast-growing medical company in Colorado Springs, Colo.
Dannielle S. Lewis, ‘19, of St. Peters, Mo., received an offer from the Boeing Company as a software engineer. She said, “The offer is largely due to my master’s degree in software development that I obtained from Maryville University, and the content I was exposed to during the program.”