Notes reflect information received through the first week of November.

George Peer '38, a former professor of political science and dean at Arizona State University, lives in San Diego.

Linwood P. Snyder Sr. '50 was presented the Masonic Distinguished Service Award in June at a special ceremony hosted by the Grand Lodge of Arizona, Free & Accepted Masons, in Mesa.

Norma Taylor Mitchell '56 retired as professor of history June 1 from Troy (Ala.) State University after 29 years of service. She and her husband, Joseph, will continue to live in Troy.

Peggy '60 and Art Koeppen '61 are retired teachers and live in Virginia Beach. Their daughter Mary Frances Stepnowski '85 teaches kindergarten in Virginia Beach and daughter Elizabeth is a dancer in New York City. Mary Frances had a son, Conor John, July 24. Charles W. Graves '61 is in his ninth year with Senior Services of Southeastern Virginia (the area agency on aging).

Mona Brownson Kerstine '61 was awarded the Distinguished Service Citation from the National Conference for Community & Justice, Cincinnati region, in May.

Thornton M. Frye '62 has new twin granddaughters, Sarah and Danielle Frye, along with six grandsons. He is pastor of Biltmore Baptist Church and founder of Portsmouth Christian Schools, which now have 700 students.

Jack Temple Kirby '63 is W.E. Smith Professor of American history at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio. His collection of Edmund Ruffin's landscape writings, "Nature's Management," has been published by University of Georgia Press.

Morris "Bud" Werth '64 is back as an adjunct instructor of advanced accounting for St. Leo University at Langley Air Force Base. He also owns Slip Pruf (floors), which provides nonslip floor treatments for slip/fall safety in business environments. Bud lives in Newport News ; 757-930-3759.

Donald Anjal '65 has been named by BB&T Corp. as a personal trust-business development officer. He is a vice president at BB&T's office on Cleveland Street in Virginia Beach. Donald and his wife, Sharon, live in Norfolk and have four children: Heather, 33, Donald II, 32, Ashley, 22, and Allen, 1.

Kenneth R. Plum '65 was one of 10 elected officials to be honored by the U.S. Internet Council with the Internet Leadership Award. It was presented for his leadership in advancing public policies that promote the growth of the Internet and extending its benefits. Ken, who lives in Reston, is a member of the Virginia House of Delegates.

John C. Gray '66 is a retired high school principal and lives in Modest Town, Va., on the Eastern Shore.

Arleen Cohen '67 works as an artist and last summer completed an art design for a Virginia Tourism "Virginia Is for Lovers" bus that toured the state.

Barbara Worthington '68 retired in January 1999 from teaching English in the Mobile (Ala.) County School System. She taught for 26 years.

Thomas E. Pinelli '70 (M.S.Ed. '76) was named an associate fellow by the Society for Technical Communication last May. He is the distance learning officer for NASA Langley Research Center's Office of Education, in Hampton, and executive producer of three distance learning programs: NASA Connect, the NASA "Why?" Files and NASA's Kids Science News Network.

Mary B. Swing '70 is now a student in the dual degree program at Union Theological Seminary in Richmond, preparing for a call to the ministry.

Germaine Graham Fleet '71 and her husband, John Fleet '75, have two sons, John, 15, and Stephen, 14. Germaine is a court reporter and owns her own firm, Biggs & Fleet, in Norfolk. She covers civil and criminal trials in Tidewater. John, who teaches in Portsmouth, has taught 23 years and plans to retire soon.

Harolyn Katherman '71 (M.S.Ed. '76) of Chesapeake received a doctorate in educational administration from Virginia Tech last year.

Robin Lupia '71 (M.S. '78) is assistant principal at Shady Grove Middle School in Montgomery County, Md. She and her husband, Joe, manager for G.E. Financial Services, live in North Potomac, Md.

Janet Humphries '72 (M.S.Ed. '93) is a reading specialist for Portsmouth Public Schools.

Kathryn Smitley '72 of Fairfax Station, Va., recently published a book on education, "Through Kathryn's Eyes." It is available through amazon.com.

Terry Bacon '73 works as a freelance computer graphics artist.

Roxanne Waters Cheney '73 is enjoying her recent assignment to the "Low Country," where she is coordinator for business reforms at Marine Corps Air Station, Beaufort, S.C., and her husband is commanding general at Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Parris Island.

Robert J. O'Neill Jr. '73 has been appointed president of the National Academy of Public Administration, a nonprofit organization chartered by Congress to improve the design and management of federal, state and local governments. He was scheduled to assume the post Jan. 17. Since August 1997, O'Neill had served as Fairfax County executive, a position in which he oversaw Virginia's largest general-purpose local government with an annual operating budget of $2 billion and approximately 11,000 employees.

Richard Dryer '73 has moved from Baltimore to Tucson, Ariz., to work for Raytheon Missile Systems Co. as a senior principal mechanical engineer. His work for his previous employer will place his biography in "Who's Who in Science and Engineering, 2000 Edition." rdryer@west.raytheon.com

Mary E. Ferratt '73 (M.A. '79) has moved back to Hampton Roads from the Washington, D.C., area, and looks forward to hearing from friends. 2641 Ocean Shore Ave., Va. Beach, Va. 23451; 757-481-6878.

Richard A. Gray '73 has returned home to Northern Virginia after 19 years in New England. He is admitted to practice law in New Hampshire and Massachusetts and will sit for the Virginia Bar exam this February. His new address and phone number are 4421 Neptune Drive, Alexandria, Va. 22309; 703-780-1821. His business address and number are: Odin, Feldman & Pittleman, P.C., 9302 Lee Highway, Suite 1100, Fairfax, Va. 22031; 703-218-2338. richard.gray@ofplaw.com

Gail N. Thompson '73 is nurse case manager for the cardiac rehabilitation program at Vanderbilt University. She and her husband, John, have a daughter, Kelsey, who has enrolled at Birmingham Southern College, and a son, Anderson, 15, who is a sophomore at Battle Ground Academy.

Martha Bathke Wilcox '73 is now the owner and principal consultant for Wilcox Consulting, a human resource/management consulting firm specializing in employee relations, organizational change and supervisor/management development. She lives in San Diego. H. Wayne Chelton '74 operates Chelton Seafood, a business he started in 1979, and since 1991 has been working on a "situation" known as "VG A95 - 307 CL." Wayne lives at 20534 Saxis Road, P.O. Box 141, Saxis, Va. 23427.

Jan R. Dray '74 was appointed in July by the 25th Judicial District of Virginia as magistrate for Highland County.

William E. Forbes Jr. '74 is a contract administrator with Newport News Shipbuilding. He and his wife, Arnicia R. Ward, live in Newport News.

Eric Fowler '74 works at the U.S. Treasury. He is married and has two children.

Paula Rose '74 has been promoted to director of operations at Sunrise Assisted Living Homes. She is responsible for seven homes in Maryland and Virginia. Paula lives in Berryville, Va., with her husband, Michael Rose '73, and two sons, Clint and Ryan.

Alfred G. "Rusty" Russillo Jr. '74 has been promoted to the position of senior rate analyst at FPL Energy Services.

Pat Wright '74 now works with Primerica, a subsidiary of Citigroup, as a personal financial analyst.

Debbie Moore Clark '75 and her husband, Mack, have a new grandson, Matthew, born July 12. They have built a new house at 10314 Riesling Court, Charlotte, N.C. 28277. topiarydmc@aol.com

Clinton Lanier '75 has been recertified for a second term of five years as an expert in civil trial law by the Florida Bar. He is a senior partner with Moss Henderson Blanton and Lanier in Vero Beach. Clinton and his wife, Diane, announce the birth of a son, Noah, on July 30, 1998. cwlanier@yahoo.com

Cathy Gaskins Martin '75 is an instructor of marketing at the University of Akron in Akron, Ohio.

Charles M. Murff '75 has started a new career as marketing manager with Testing Specialties Inc. in Chesapeake.

David L. Livingston '76 (M.E. '78, Ph.D. '86) has joined the electrical engineering department at Virginia Military Institute. ("Yes, I wear a uniform.") Barbara Livingston (M.S. '91) is a first-grade teacher and reading specialist at Christiansburg Primary School. d.livingston@ieee.org

Dr. Sandra W. Stephan '76 has relinquished her six-year tenure as chair of the English department at Youngstown State University and been appointed executive director of YSU Metro College, responsible for all off-campus credit and noncredit courses and community outreach programs. Sandy has a 1-year-old granddaughter, Grace Elizabeth, in Fairfax, Va.

Brenda Ureke '76 still sells real estate in Northern Virginia. She writes that her son, Hayden, 7, and daughter, Lynné, 4, are doing great, and that she still sees Debbie Pell '76 and Cuppi Chambers '76 regularly.

Marguerite L. Wright '76 and her husband, Mel, adopted their second son, Aaron Jeffrey, March 11. He was born Feb. 12, 1999. Aaron joins a brother, Nathan, 4. Marguerite has dropped back to part time at McKessonHBOC, where she has worked for more than 16 years. The family lives in Roswell, Ga.

Kim Stratton Hodge '77 writes that after living in Nashville the last three years, the family has moved back home. Kim is now a substitute teacher and her husband, Richard, is with SRA. They have three children at home: a senior, junior and freshman at Hayfield High School. Their address is 8617 Mallard View, Fairfax Station, Va. 22039.

Karen Paul Strelow '77 is an elementary physical education specialist for the Highline District in the Seattle area. She has two daughters, one in ninth grade and the other studying veterinary medicine at Washington State University. strelokl@hsd401.org

John D. Chilcoat (M.B.A. '79) was recognized as 1999 Volunteer Arbitrator of the Year by the Better Business Bureau of Central Ohio. A retired naval officer, John has been a BBB volunteer arbitrator the past 11 years, conducting and participating in hundreds of arbitration hearings. His many interests include farming and farm machinery.

Barbara Frederick '79 is a vice president with Deutsche Banc Alex. Brown in Baltimore. She manages the retirement plan services department within the private client division. Barbara is married and has two daughters, ages 8 and 10. barbara.f.taylor@db.com

Jean Miltenberger (M.S.Ed. '79) and Lt. Col. Philip W. Dove, U.S. Air Force, were married July 3, 1999. Jean is the principal at Braun Station Elementary School in San Antonio, and Philip is on active duty and stationed at Randolph Air Force Base in San Antonio.

Bill Pawlyshyn '79 and his wife, Joyce, have retired from the military after 22 years. Bill attained the rank of major in the U.S. Army Nurse Corps. They plan to move to Cape Cod. Bill and Joyce are active in their church's lay ministry, involved with home care team ministry, street evangelism and homeless outreach.
willjjoycea@earthlink.net

Leo C. Snead Jr. '79 wrote in October that he and his wife, Alisa Brookshire, were expecting their second child early this year. Leo left state employment over four years ago to start his own environmental consulting firm in Richmond, Va., which specializes in wetland-related services.

Blaine Voss '79 is a senior design engineer for Honeywell Avionics Group. He designs, builds and tests test stations on programs ranging from the space shuttle main engine to missile programs.

Terrilyn M. Cisneros '80 married Gregory Jackson Sr. in October. They live in Harker Heights, Texas. Terri works for Central Texas College in Killeen as coordinator for Navy Campus. lady_tlyn@yahoo.com
terri5573@aol.com

Linda McEntee Cotterell '80 has been promoted to chief of field operations, Norfolk, with the Defense Security Service. She supervises 32 special agents who investigate security clearances for the Defense Department.

R. Gary Dinsick (M.S. '80) recently retired from the U.S. Army Engineer Corps after 27 years as a colonel. He is currently with Harza Engineering Co. Inc. in Annapolis, Md.

Corcoran Tyson '80 has moved from California to Salt Lake City, where he still works as an independent claims representative in the insurance industry. He hopes to hear from classmates Jim, Jack, Mike, Diana Eglizarian and Nancy. cdtcalins@aol.com

Dan Wallace '81 recently completed his first year as worship minister at First Christian Church in Columbus, Ind. He had served as minister of music from 1990-98 at Lebanon Church of Christ in Newport News.

Mark Bennett '82 and his wife, Nancy, announce the birth of their first daughter, Cameron England, June 3, 1999. Mark is the senior key account manager for Anheuser-Busch Inc. in Virginia. They live in Herndon, Va.

Bruce R. Jones '82 and his wife, Terrell, have two sons, Collin, 13, and Barrett, 10. They live in Greensboro, N.C. Bruce completed his M.B.A. at Wake Forest last year and recently became president of Carlton Scale, headquartered in Greensboro. His interests include investing, real estate, golf and travel.

Robert O. Wucher '82 has moved to a new house and on Sept. 1 merged his San Francisco-based consulting firm, 2001isc (information systems consulting) with the C.P.A. firm of Stonefield Josephson Inc. With offices in San Francisco, Walnut Creek, Santa Monica and Los Angeles, it is California's fourth-largest regional firm, offering tax, audit and information systems consulting services. robert@2001isc.com

Dr. Marie H. Bundy (M.S. '83), an ecologist, is the newest assistant curator at the Academy of Natural Sciences' Estuarine Research Center in St. Leonard, Md., a private, nonprofit organization located on the grounds of Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum. The post is equivalent to a university assistant professorship. Marie's research focuses on the life of microscopic zooplankton.

Anita Leonard '83 has been promoted to manager of international procurement for Ferguson Enterprises' corporate headquarters in Newport News.

Jim '83 (M.S.Ed. '85) and Liz McNamara '81 live in Norfolk with their 4-year-old son, Jake. Jim is director of Physical Rehabilitation Services for Bon Secours-Hampton Roads Health System. Liz is director of corporate strategy for Sentara Health System.

Helen Snell Schieve '83 and her husband, Peter, announce the birth of a daughter, Fiona, July 24, 1999. She joins brothers Ian and Keegan. A stay-at-home mom, Helen is active in La Leche League as the Northern California-Hawaii continuing education coordinator, planning programs for health care professionals. She is also an active leader with the Benicia group and holds a monthly support group for breastfeeding mothers.

Janice Doxey '84, a partner in the law firm of Stackhouse, Smith and Nexsen, has been elected president-elect for the Virginia Beach Medical Society Auxiliary, an organization dedicated to medical health issues and a supporter of various projects through fund-raising efforts and also direct lobbying in the Virginia General Assembly. She joined the Old Dominion Alumni Association board of directors July 1.

Richard R. Fisher '84 and his wife, Carrie, announce the birth of twins, Alexander Ramsey and Hannah Peyton, on Sept. 1, 1999. cfisher@eisi.com

Matthew H. S. Kuofie (M.S. '84) received his Ph.D. in systems engineering in June from Oakland University in Rochester, Mich., where he is now an associate professor with the Product Development and Manufacturing Center.

Richard A. '84 and Jodie Dixon Montgomery '84 announce the birth of their second daughter, Emily Michelle, Sept. 13, 1999. They live in Crestwood, Ky., with Emily's big sister Madeline, who turned 2 in July.

Pamela Neferkará '84 has moved to Portland, where she works for Nike Inc. as director of marketing for Brand Jordan. Her address is 3280 N.W. 113th Place, Portland, Ore. 97229.

Gary N. '84 and Christine Wilson Rickert '84 announce the birth of a son, Trevor Wilson, Aug. 18, 1999. They also have a daughter, Meghan, 11, and a son, Wesley, 8. They have moved to Wilmington, N.C. Gary is a territory manager for A.C. Equipment & Parts Inc. in Raleigh and Christine makes and markets heirloom children's clothing in addition to being a Creative Memories representative. grofva@worldnet.att.net

Cathy LeCompte Sliwoski '84 and her husband, Tom, announce the birth of a son, Mark Thomas, Sept. 16, 1999. Their daughter, Madeleine, turned 3 in December. They live in Staunton, Va.

Mike Wagner '84 formed a corporation and an e-commerce site called The Wedding Shopper in June 1997. Last October he merged with a company from Traverse City, Mich., owner of the Wedding Details wedding information site. The new corporation, which has as its basis theweddingshopper.com, carries "everything but the dress for your wedding, at the very best prices," Mike says.

Maurice Yarnell '84 has been living in Paris the last two years, although his home is still in Miami. He travels and does business in Argentina and Brazil, and would like to hear from alumni who are in business or travel to any of these areas. His Paris phone number is (331) 53 81 23 00. mryarn@aol.com

Maj. Mark Darden '85, U.S. Army, is assigned to Fort Carson, Colo. He and his wife, Kelly, had a daughter, Gabrielle, Sept. 9, 1998.

Lynn McCormick Dunagan '85 and her husband, Dr. A. J. Dunagan, have opened a new office, Dunagan Chiropractic, P.C., 640 Denbigh Blvd., Suite 4, Newport News, Va. 23608; 757-989-6600.

Theresa Perecko Duncan '85 still works at Newport News Shipbuilding. She lives in Suffolk with her two daughters, Colby, 4, and Taylor, 1. Theresa's husband, Scott Duncan '89, is a captain in the U.S. Marine Corps.

Craig Herrick '85 has been selected for commander and is now serving with the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C. He and his wife, Susan, live in Springfield, Va. herrick.craig@hq.navy.mil

Debbie Coates Kunin '85 is a senior analyst in the controller's group/financial reporting at Bass Hotels and Resorts. She and Gary celebrated their third anniversary last year. Their daughter, Jennifer, is 1.
gkunin@ga.prestige.net

Mary Frances Koeppen Stepnowski '85 teaches kindergarten in Virginia Beach. She had a son, Conor John, July 24, 1999.

Robert T. '85 and Julie Black Wise '85 live in Dallas with their children, Michelle, 6, and Stephen, 4. Robert is an industrial engineer with Boeing. Julie works part time as a dental hygienist.

Judy L. Cook '86 joined Goodman & Co., L.L.P., in Norfolk last summer as the director of marketing. She came to the firm from Michael Baker Jr. Inc., a Pittsburgh-based engineering company, where she directed regional marketing activities from West Virginia to Florida. Judy serves on the board and was part of the original team that chartered the Virginia chapter of the Society for Marketing Professional Services.

Jeff Cox '86 and his wife, Ingrid, announce the birth of a son, Nicholas Scott, Sept. 29, 1999. He joins sisters Christina, 6, and Meredith, 3. They live in Mechanicsville, Va. jandicox@mindspring.com

Mary Cragun '86 writes, "Hello to Maureen and Dana! We all miss you guys."

Kevin E. Kelly '86 has received a five-year appointment to the Newport News Wetlands Board. He also serves on the city's Comprehensive Plan Task Force. Kevin lives in Newport News with his wife, Linda, and sons Jacob Keith, 2, and Alex Christian, 1. Kevin is a lender with Centura Bank in the real estate finance department.

Craig L. Minton '86 moved last May to Williamsburg, Va., with his wife, Gretchen, and their daughter, Tiffany, 2. Craig is a vice president of sales with NovaStar Capital, a national wholesale mortgage lender, and responsible for a five-state territory that includes the mid-Atlantic states. "Hello to former roommates Rob Franklin, Dan Stellmach, Brian Black and current Secret Service agent Jon Cherry." Craig can be reached at 757-565-3055 or cgminton@juno.com

Chris Moskoff '86 works at the accounting firm of Deloittle & Touche in McLean, Va. cmoskoff@dttus.com

Mary F. '86 and Ken Turner '85 have two children, Jessica, 6 1/2, and Kimberly, 2 1/2. Mary is employed by the Naval Audit Service.

Katherine P. Weld '86 is a biologist/primary reviewer in the Office of New Animal Drug Evaluations in the Center for Veterinary Medicine (FDA). She earned her M.S. studying behavioral endocrinology and Ph.D. studying neuropsychopharmacology and behavior at the University of Maryland, while working full time at the National Institutes of Health. Katherine wrote in October that she and her husband, Mike, recently bought land in Damascus, Md., and were having a house built. "We are looking forward to having horses again." Until the house is finished, their address is 14508 Woodcrest Drive, Rockville, Md. 20853.

Phil Watkins '86 and his wife, Jenny, live in Newport News, where he works as a national account manager for Ferguson Enterprises Inc.

Phyllis B. Friedman '87 has joined Goodman and Co., L.L.P., as a part-time senior associate.

Stephen Hahn '87 has moved to the Charlotte area, where he now works at Schnabel Engineering Associates. His new address is 5323 Waverly Lynn Lane, Charlotte, N.C. 28269.

Charles S. Mills III '87 and his wife, Connie, now live in Manassas, Va., with their sons, Daniel, Ross and Braden. Charlie left the Army in 1990 and went on to earn a master's in physical therapy. He now works as a center administrator for HealthSouth Corp. in Springfield, Va. the4mills@aol.com

Sandy G. Rickert '87 and Brian W. Mieczkowski were married Nov. 29, 1997. Sandy is a computer specialist with the Department of Defense and Brian, who graduated from Plymouth (N.H.) State College, is a technical sales representative for PPG Industries at the Norfolk Ford Assembly Plant. They live at 1408 Rutland Drive, Virginia Beach, Va. 23454; 757-481-3774.

Joshua P. Coopersmith '88 has passed the professional engineering licensing exam to practice in Virginia. He wrote in October that he and his wife, Patty, were expecting their second child; daughter Alexa Jo turned 2 in July. Joshua works for MCI Worldcom as an independent contractor and plays drums in a Northern Virginia band . In July the group recorded a song for The Santa Cause, D.C. Bands for Children's Hospital. The CD can be purchased at www.thesantacause.com. All proceeds go to the Washington hospital. josh.coopersmith@wcom.com
drummerjpc@aol.com

David K. Duff '88 is branch manager of the Alexandria, Va., office of Bowman Consulting Group Ltd., a consulting civil engineering/land development firm. He is single, lives on the bay in Annapolis, Md., and has two children, Alexandra, 10, and Nicholas, 8. dduff@bowmancg.com

Brenda Horner '88 is director of operations for Consolidated Credit Counseling Services. She lives in Pembroke Pines, Fla.

Kathy Norton Lynch '88 had her second child, Delia, on July 22, 1999. She joins a brother, Thomas, 3. Kathy lives in the Baltimore area.

Mike McEntee (M.B.A. '88) last March accepted a mechanical engineer position with FTSCLANT, Code 4335, specializing in logistics support of the SQQ-89 (V) program for the U.S. Navy.

Lyle M. Varnell (M.S. '88) has been appointed assistant director for advisory services at the College of William and Mary's Virginia Institute of Marine Science. He is also an associate research scientist with the Center for Coastal Resources Management at VIMS.

Jason '89 and Heather Lawrence Burnett '91 moved to Pittsburgh in August, where Jason has a new job as vice president of purchasing for 84 Lumber. Heather recently finished up her work as director of marketing for a Baltimore real estate development company. Their new address is 105 N. Heide Lane, McMurray, Pa. 15317. jhburnett0@aol.com

Charles F. Draper '89 writes, "The 'Monster,' his wife, and 'Monster Jr.' send their regards to the class of '89.

Maj. James Warren Fuhs '89, U.S. Marine Corps, was recently promoted to his present rank. He graduated in December from the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif., with a master's degree in management, emphasis in acquisition and contracting. He is currently assigned as the contracting officer for the Marine Corps Maritime Prepositioning Force Program at Blount Island in Jacksonville, Fla. He wrote last September, "My sister Cynthia Fuhs has just started as a freshman at ODU and hopes to keep up the ODU legacy."

Pamela Powell Hosking '89 and her husband, Mark, celebrated their sixth anniversary on Halloween. She recently got a new job as human resources manager for AINS Inc., a software integrator. Pamela hopes to hear from old friends and Alpha Xi Delta sisters to plan a reunion. "It was great seeing everyone in May at the 4400 Club and Charlie's farewell weekend." Pamela and Mark live at 20541 Golf Course Drive, Germantown, Md. 20874.
hosking@bellatlantic.net

Stacy Jablonski Slomko '89 gave birth to her second daughter, Danielle Jessica, on Feb. 27, 1999. Stacy's older daughter, Samantha Taylor, is 3.

Paul W. Stiles '89 announces the birth of a son, John Reilly, on April 15, 1999. He joins a sister, Madeline Ruth. Paul is a marketing director for John J. Kirlin Inc. Based in Rockville, Md., it is a mechanical contractor performing design and build projects throughout the U.S. Paul lives in Germantown, Md.

Athena Scalise Waitt '89 wrote in July, "I finally met my soul mate, Colin Waitt, in 1998, and married on Jan. 1, 1999. We hope to start a family soon and return to America after many years of working in Italy. I look forward to going back to school for a master's after too many years away and with the desire to change directions." athsca@hotmail.com

Cmdr. Sara A. Bateman (M.S.Ed. '90), U.S. Navy, has retired from active duty after 20 years of service.

Marsha Wagner Langston '90 and her husband, Brad, announce the birth of a son, Noah, March 19, 1999. "I am thoroughly enjoying my new job, research associate in the field of human relations and child development (mom)," she writes, adding, "I am anxious to find Jennifer Petroff '89." Marsha's new address is 1088 A San Lorenzo Drive, Nogales, Ariz. 85621. bradandmarsha@theriver.com

Randi '90 and Kevin Mack '91 wrote last July that they were expecting their second child in October. They have a son, Tucker, who is 2.

Donna B. Moskow '90 (M.B.A. '96) in August joined Bernard C. Harris Publishing Inc., in Norfolk, as human resources manager for the information technology division.

Lt. j.g. Jennifer E. Nusbaum '90, U.S. Navy, has reported for duty at Naval Air Facility, Misawa, Japan.

Cynthia A. Perkins '90 works in public relations and communications in local government.

David M. Reagan '90 and his wife, Betty, announce the birth of their second child, Sydnie Anne, Aug. 23, 1999. She joins a sister, Allison.

Debbie Deaton Redmond '90 announces the birth of a son on May 4, 1998. She works part time as a surgical assistant at Chesapeake General Hospital and has started her own Mary Kay business. birdsfan@infi.net

David Stockmeier '90 and Carole Morrison (a Tarheel) were married March 27, 1999, in Savannah, Ga. David is a partner in the financial advisory firm of The Summit Group of Virginia with Jeff Silverman '89. Carole is administrative director of Cancer Services for Sentara Hospitals. They live in Chesapeake.
stockmeier@aol.com

Capt. Matthew G. Trollinger '90, U.S. Marines, last summer completed a six-month deployment Okinawa, Japan, with 1st Battalion, 8th Marines.

Pam Whorley '90 has a new job with The American Red Cross, Central Virginia chapter, as marketing/special events coordinator. wh102090@aol.com

Greg (M.E. '90) and Peggy Hanson Williams '89 are expecting their third child in April. Bailey is 3 1/2 and Lindsey is 19 months. The family lives in Alexandria, Va. gregleigh@msn.com

Marvin Allen '91 lists his new address as 17 Vandercastel Road, Sterling, Va. 20165.

Peyton W. Chitty '91 is a high-risk intervention social worker for Albemarle Mental Health Center on the Outer Banks. He and his wife, Heather, a local artist, have been married for three years and have started a jewelry business called Silver Sol, specializing in silver and gold handcrafted jewelry. They live at 2014 Phoebus St., Kill Devil Hills, N.C. 27948.

Anne Y. Curtis '91, a Navy petty officer 3rd class, reported for duty in September aboard the aircraft carrier USS Nimitiz, homeported in Norfolk.

Rev. Ellis O. Henderson '91 graduated cum laude from the Samuel D. Proctor School of Theology at Virginia Union University in May. He is the PERCY project director for Concerned Black Men of Richmond, Va. Inc., and president and CEO of NDUTIME Inner City Youth Ministry Inc. in Richmond. In January 2000 Ellis begins work in the Ed.D. program in child and youth studies at Nova Southeastern University, North Miami Beach, Fla. He is single with a daughter, Kierra.
ndutime4me@hotmail.com

Nancy Moore Merhige '91 and Donald T. Watts, a graduate of Allegheny College in Pennsylvania, were married April 15, 1999, in Easton, Md. They live in Annapolis. nmrows@webtv.net

James R. Powell (M.A. '91) signed a contract last summer with Brandylane Publishing for the publication of his thesis under the title "Wolf at the Door." The thesis was titled "Antisubmarine Warfare in the Fifth Naval District During World War II - The Defenses of the Chesapeake Bay." Alan Flanders assisted with the production and will also have his name on the cover.

Barry '91 and Tracey Webb '91 announce the birth of a son, Jason David, on April 30, 1999. He joins a sister, Dana.

Theodore W. Atkinson '92 lives in Arlington, Va., and has been practicing intellectual property litigation at Venable Baetjer Howard & Civiletti, L.L.P., in Washington, D.C. He is taking time away from his job this year to manage the 2000 write-in campaign of Ken Falkenstein for president.

Roy Drake '92 recently completed his M.B.A. at New Hampshire College. He is now in San Diego stationed on the USS Duluth as the supply officer. He recently received a letter of appreciation from Mexican officials for his community service work in Cabos San Lucas, Mexico. Roy can be contacted at d.roy@excite.com or 619-456-8117.

James T. Driggers (M.S.Ed. '92), a Navy master chief petty officer, completed a six-month deployment in September while assigned to the aircraft carrier USS Theodore Roosevelt, homeported in Norfolk.

Sheida Jalaly Fortunato '92 and her husband, Nicholas, announce the birth of a daughter, Brooke Danielle, Aug. 23, 1999. She joins sister Jacqueline, 3. Sheida and Nicholas celebrated their fifth anniversary in September. She enjoys staying home with the girls and plans to continue pursuing her master's degree in the future. akashei@aol.com

Barry Nichols '92 has been transferred from jail security to personnel with the Henrico County (Va.) Sheriff's Office. nicatnite94@yahoo.com

Christopher J. K. Porter '92 practices law in Reston, Va., as a sole practitioner.

John Weber '92 lists his new address as 1070 Wedgewood Lane, Tucker, Ga. 30084. He wrote last summer that he was getting married Dec. 19, 1999.

Nancy Billger '93 has been hired to coach field hockey and women's lacrosse at Christopher Newport University in Newport News. Both are sports that have been added for the 2000-01 school year.

Gwinn E. Corley (M.S.Ed. '93) lists her new address as 9975 Scenic Highway, Pensacola, Fla. 32514.

David T. Gato (M.S.Ed. '93) teaches seventh-grade life science at Shawsville Middle School, part of Montgomery County Public Schools. He lives at 222 Huntington Lane, Blacksburg, Va. 24060. dtgato@yahoo.com

Mary Ann Marcoccio '93 joined Goodman & Co., L.L.P., last year as a member of its associate staff in the Norfolk office. She formerly was an accounting manager at Schenker International Inc.

Charles J. McDaid (M.B.A. '93) recently earned the Certified in Financial Management (CFM) designation after passing a comprehensive exam administered by the Institute of Certified Management Accountants.

Andrei S. Mellits '93 is a paramedic with Rural/Metro Ambulance. She bought a house in December 1998 in Bowie, Md. "I'm keepin' watch on my Monarchs, still cheering you on and watching when I can (your most spirited alumni cheerleader)."

Lee W. Sidebottom '93 and Michael Sean Fisher were married Nov. 21, 1998. They live in Charlottesville, Va. Lee has worked five years a police officer with the Charlottesville Police Department.

Lt. Arthur F. Caputo '94, U.S. Navy, reported for duty last year at Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth.

Neiyer Correal (M.S. '94) received a Ph.D. in electrical engineering last summer at Virginia Tech. He is now an assistant professor at the University of Florida.

Dr. Shelton Rhodes (Ph.D. '94) has established a limited liability company, New Millennium Solutions. www.newmillenniumsolutions.net

Keith R. Tinsley '94 has moved from Arizona to Chicago and now works for Motorola designing handsets for the Iridium Satellite System. He lists his address and phone number as Motorola: PCS, Libertyville, Ill. 60048; 847-523-6679.

Kathleen R. Tubbs '94, C.P.A., was hired by Goodman InfoNology Services, L.L.C., of Norfolk, last summer as a technology consultant. She focuses on software package selection, technology planning and review, and EDP audits. She previously was a senior associate at PricewaterhouseCoopers, L.L.P., in Virginia Beach.

Shonya Anderson '95 has been promoted to Internet product specialist with Digital City Hampton Roads. Her responsibilities include new business development in the real estate industry and building awareness of online real estate products, including NewHomeNetwork.com.

Alicia Fernandez Bobulinski '95 is the director of the Making A Difference Foundation, Hispanic Outreach and Minority Health Education Programs. Last year she was elected president of the Hampton Roads Mexican American Club, and to the boards of Volunteer Hampton Roads, YWCA, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation and March of Dimes. Also in 1999 Alicia was recognized as a YWCA Outstanding Woman of the Year and an Eckerd Outstanding American Woman. Her foundation won recognition from President Clinton as a Points of Light Award winner.

Jay W. Familant (M.S.Ed. '95) is enrolled in the higher education Ph.D. program at Ohio University and works as a graduate assistant for the Department of Higher Education.

Elena Hutchison '95 and Donald J. Meyers Jr. '95 were married in April 1997 in Yosemite Valley. Elena writes, "No kids, great jobs, big salaries, huge fun! Mel R., where are you?"

Marta Lee '95 (M.A. '97) completed her M.L.S. degree last year at Catholic University of America and began work as the cataloging librarian at the Census Bureau in Washington, D.C.

Patti Lienemann Rethi '95 and her husband, Jake, announce the birth of a son, Ryan Jacob, Aug. 18, 1999. The family currently lives in Harpswell, Maine. Patti still works in human resources at the hospital where Ryan was born.

Andy Schlosser '95 is executive chef at The Landing Restaurant at Smith Mountain Lake in Moneta, Va. The restaurant opened in May 1998. His mother, Janet Schlosser '70, writes that five Old Dominion graduates, including themselves, helped get it "started, staffed and off and running": Howard Schlosser '69, Patience O'Brien Schlosser '94 and Rob Wright '97. Andy received the 1999 City Magazine Five-Star Legend Award for Most Creative Chef in the Roanoke Metro Area. www.thelanding.net

Charles Sowell '95 joined the McLean, Va.-based McDonald Bradley Inc. executive management team as director, intelligence programs, on Aug. 30. He graduated from the Posgraduate Intelligence Program at the Joint Military Intelligence College in 1998, and expects to receive an M.S. in strategic intelligence this year. Charles and his wife, Allison Sowell (M.S. '95), moved to Reston, Va., from Johnstown, Pa., in August 1998. Allison works at the Herndon Animal Medical Center.

Lt. Cmdr. Philip D. Davis (M.S.Ed. '96), U.S. Navy, returned in September from a six-month deployment aboard the guided-missile cruiser USS Vella Gulf, homeported in Norfolk. His ship helped conduct NATO bombing and airstrike missions against military and strategic installations in Yugoslavia.

Lt. j.g. Nancy J. Deveau '96, U.S. Navy, has completed the Navy Nuclear Power Training unit course at Naval Nuclear Power Training Command, Goose Creek, S.C. She is now designated as a nuclear propulsion plant operator.

Scott Patrick McEntee '96 and Lori Ann Howell were married June 6, 1998. Scott is a sonar engineer at the EDO Corp. Command Systems in Chesapeake. They bought a town house near the oceanfront last year: 622 Sea Watch Cove, Virginia Beach, Va. 23451.

Mark Rankin '96 graduated in May with a J.D. degree from the University of Virginia School of Law and passed the Florida bar exam in September. He is now law clerk to U.S. Magistrate Judge Ann E. Vitunac in West Palm Beach (U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida). After serving a one-year appointment, he will be clerk to U.S. District Judge Kenneth L. Ryskamp in the same courthouse.

Amanda Seidel '96 works in Los Angeles at The Artists Company and The A+R Group, a commercial and music video production company, as the office manager.

Tracy Stith-Johnson (M.S.Ed. '96) and her husband, Alphonso Johnson of Norfolk State University, were married Aug. 15, 1998. They were expecting their first child in November. Tracy is in her third year teaching fifth grade at Harry E. James Elementary in Hopewell. They live at 9636 Ransom Hills Place, Richmond, Va. 23237. tsj73@netscape.net

Laird LaGrange Wetzel '96 has been promoted to business analyst with Dell Computer Corp., I/T department, in Austin, Texas.

Dawn Fields-Crichlow '97 has joined Richmond (Va.) Goodwill Industries as an employment specialist. She assists customers by providing job development, placement and retention services. She also works with area businesses to develop new employment opportunities for Goodwill clients and provides pre-employment skills training at the Greater Richmond Job Center.

Chantel Green '97 and James D. Vaughan Jr. were married Sept. 12, 1998. She is an information systems specialist at Newport News Shipbuilding. They live in Newport News.

Tancy J. Vandecar (M.A. '97) served as a magistrate for the city of Norfolk for a little over a year before returning to Old Dominion as the associate director of the new Social Science Research Center in the College of Arts and Letters. "I thoroughly enjoy being back at ODU and having the opportunity to work with this great faculty on a variety of research endeavors." Tancy says she hopes to become a more active member of the university Women's Caucus and the Alumni Association.

Richard J. Wilson '97 and Kara Naas Wilson '97 now live in Mechanicsburg, Pa. Richard is a human resources senior associate with PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP. Kara is a civilian contract specialist with the Department of Defense. richard.j.wilson@us.pwcglobal.com

Charlotte Anne Bond (Ph.D. '98) joined Berry College last fall as assistant professor of business. She teaches corporate and international finance. The college is in Mount Berry, Ga.

Theresa M. Doedderlein (M.S.Ed. '98) is a third-grade teacher with Norfolk Public Schools.

Charles Elliott '98 joined Goodman & Co., L.L.P., last year as a member of its associate staff in the Norfolk office.

Cmdr. Michael C. Ranz (M.S. '98), U.S. Navy, reported for duty last fall at the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md.

Joseph R. Rovito '98, ensign, U.S. Navy, is near the end of a six-month deployment to the Mediterranean Sea and Arabian Gulf, assigned to the attack submarine USS Scranton, homeported in Norfolk.

Alisha J. Kesner-Gray (M.T. '99) has joined Goodman & Co. as a tax associate.