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Jon M. Althoff, GB82, was named president of the Dakota County Regional Chamber of Commerce after serving as the chamber’s interim president. He also has served on the board as an active member and chair, helping revitalize the charitable foundation and working within Dakota County for over a decade. Althoff owns his own boutique marketing […]

Mitchell Strominger, LA82, MD86, relocated to Reno, Nev., in 2018, where he is a professor of surgery, ophthalmology and pediatrics at University of Nevada, Reno School of Medicine. He also is serving as president of the Nevada chapter of the American Academy of Pediatrics. Strominger has a noncommercial winery, 107 Vines, where he grows grapes […]

Scott Stolz, BU82, GB83, managing director at New York–based iCapital, has published his second book, Rest Easy Retirement (Advantage Media Group, May 2023). Stolz and his wife, Tina Corner, author of Your Seat at the Table, reside in St. Petersburg, Fla.

Donna M. Cox, GR82, GR86, earned a doctor of ministry degree in semiotics, church and culture from Portland Seminary (George Fox University) in spring 2023. A professor of music at the University of Dayton, Cox teaches sacred music and worship, as well as African-American sacred music, and is the coordinator of the bachelor’s degree program […]

James Whittaker, EN82, retired in September 2022 after 40 years as an electronics and software engineer at the Naval Undersea Warfare Center and its predecessor organization, the Naval Underwater Systems Center, in Newport, R.I. He is enjoying more time with family, traveling with his wife and pursuing hobbies including gardening, woodworking, photography and reading.

Nathan Byers, EN82, now semiretired and working three days a week in engineering consulting, writes that he is still as busy as ever. He and his wife, Page, are empty nesters experiencing the paradox of loving their quiet house while missing their daughters.

Donald E. Burdett, UC82, self-published No Greater Love and Other Stories (May 2021) under the name D.E. Burdett as he’d done for his earlier book, Sometimes with Malice: Years Before the Civil War, the Conflict Had Already Begun (2011).

Cynthia (Scott) Treece, LA82, SW83, after 35 years as a professional fundraiser in Dallas, retired as the vice president of development for Parkland Foundation, the fundraising entity affiliated with Parkland Health, Dallas County’s public health system. Treece helped lead fundraising for the construction of a new Parkland hospital and a new breast-imaging center. In April, […]

Elizabeth (Jones) Seebach, LA82, is professor and chair of the Department of Psychology at Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota. She was one of 10 scholars from around the world to participate in a think tank to reimagine Buttimer Institute, one of the most intensive formation experiences for Lasallian educators. Seebach lives in her dream house […]

Steven Fellows, HA82, retired from Cottage Health, Santa Barbara, Calif., where for 16 years he was the executive vice president and chief operating officer.