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1946
Sr. Marie Molini, O.P. was inducted into the St. Mary's
Hall of Fame. She continues to work at St. Mary's High School
(10/09)
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1949
Ernest Medina has been named to the St. Mary's
Hall of Fame Class for 2009. He is a retired Stockton police
sergeant. His daughter Sandy Medina Haberman '72 is a Spanish
teacher at St. Mary's
(10/09)
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1950
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1952
Coraleta
Rogers was honored by the Stockton Arts Commission at
the 32nd Stockton Arts Awards for Outstanding
Achievement in Performing Arts. She was among a distinguished
group of honorees that included the Dave and Iola Brubeck
Family. Her family, including St. Mary’s Football Coach Tony
Franks were there to help her celebrate the event.
(9/09)
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1955
Bob Chinchiolo
has been named to the 2007 Athletic Hall of Fame Class at St.
Mary's. He continues to be active in supporting Catholic media.
(9/09)
Robert "Bob" Panella is the owner of
Panella Trucking, a Stockton based trucking company that hauls
goods ranging from general freight to agricultural products that
employs 400 drivers.
(9/09)
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1956
Michael D. Guinan, OFM, is in his 39th
year as Professor of Old Testament and Semitic Languages at
the Franciscan School of Theology in Berkely, CA. He
retired in 2009 as a full time professor but
will still teach a course or two a year. In the last two
years he has recorded four courses (The Bible: An Owner’s
Manual; The Old Testament: An Introduction; The Wisdom
Literature of the Bible; and The Psalms: Model and Guide to
Prayer) for NowYouKnowMedia programs in Catholic Theology.
(10/09)
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1957
Sister
Gervaise Valpey, OP is the President Emerita of San Domenica
School in Marin County.
(6/09)
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1958
Vince Augello
attended Delta, University of San Francisco, and University
of the Pacific where he graduated with a BA in Economics.
He continued his education in the Pacific Coast School of
Banking at the University of Washington where he graduated in
1982. Vince retired in 1994 from Wells Fargo Bank as a
Senior Vice President & Regional Manager. He has served on
the Advisory Board and has been a significant participant
supporting both scholarships and athletics at St. Mary’s.
Vince is married to Rosalie and has two married daughters and
one grandson. He has been named to the St. Mary's Hall of Fame.(4/09)
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1959
Mary Lou
Hoffman (Curtis/Sheehan) received her undergraduate degree
from Chico State and her Masters from USF. She is currently the
principal of St. Anthony’s School in Manteca, having previously
been principal at St. Lukes in Stockton and at St. Mary’s School
Walnut Creek. She has 3 children, all of whom attended St.
Mary’s a granddaughter who graduated in 2009 and two other
grandchildren that will begin attending St. Mary’s in 2010 and
2011.
(7/09)
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1960
Fr. John Bitterman, S.S. who was ordained for the Diocese of
Stockton in 1969 and joined the Sulpician Order in 1982 has been
named the new director of St. Charles Villa run by the Sulpician
Order. Previously, Fr. Bitterman has held a number of
assignments, including rector of Emmaus Spirtituality Cener in
Lusak, Zambia, and was most recently a professor at St.
Patrick's Seminary in Menlo Park, California.
(6/09)
Sharon Stephens is a
partner in Tumbledown Farm Racing of Oakdale that has more than
a dozen racing horses on the farm.(6/09)
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1961
Don Geiger has practiced law in Stockton
for over 40 years and has recently been appointed to the Board
of Directors for Community Bank.(11/09)
Doug Wilhoit is the
chief
executive of the Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce and a
former San Joaquin County supervisor, having served for 16
years. Prior to that he was a police officer for the City of
Stockton. Doug was named "2006 Stocktonian of the Year".
(9/09)
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1963
David
Lucchetti is president and CEO of the Rancho Cordova-based
Pacific Coast Building Products Inc., with locations in 10
western states and British Columbia and more than 3,500
employees. As president and CEO since 1979, Lucchetti has
overseen an impressive expansion of the business, which now has
annual revenues of more than $760 million. His industry
involvement and recognition include appointments by Gov. Pete
Wilson to two terms on the Contractors State License Board,
induction into the California Building Industry Hall of Fame and
the Metro Chamber's Businessman of the Year in 2004.
Dave is very active in the Catholic community. He was recognized
in 1996 by the Sacramento Diocese as the Distinguished Catholic
School Graduate. He is a member of the board for Succeed He is a
past board member for Catholic Social Services Past Board member
of Jesuit High School.
He is a member
of the Big Brothers Big Sisters Foundation and past president
and board member of Big Brothers Big Sisters. Lucchetti is
famous for his philanthropic spirit. In 1999, he created the
Pacific Coast Building Products Foundation with a $1 million
gift to assist children in need in the communities the company
serves. He encourages PCBP employees to volunteer in their
communities, and the company supports events like the In 1997,
Dave and his wife, Chris, received the Philanthropist Couple
Award for the National Philanthropy Day.
In 1999 Dave created the Pacific Coast Building Products
Foundation through the Sacramento Region Community Foundation
with a $1 million gift from PCBP. This fund was created to
assist children in need in the communities in which PCBP
operates. The fund also offers scholarships for children and
grandchildren of PCBP employees
David will be the speaker at the annual President's Club Dinner
at St. Mary's
in November 2009.
(9/09)
Martin Vranicar is an Assistant City Attorney for Los
Angeles supervising
the Gang Unit. He has been the chair of the
Los Angeles County Interagency Gang Task Force. He has been
asked to provide commentary on the Los Angeles gang issues by
Time Magazine, Fox News and other media outlets, particularly in
the area of the use of civil injunctions as a tool for fighting
gangs. He has worked with John Torres '78 Special Agent in
charge of ATF in Los Angeles in various matters.
(9/09)
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1964
Sr. Barbara Green, PhD. OP obtained here PhD. from
General Theological Union and U.C. Berkeley is a professor
of Biblical Studies at the Dominican School of Philosophy and
Theology of the General Theological Union in Berkeley.
Sr. Barbara
Green is currently working on the Book of Deuteronomy and its
rich complexity, on issues of the Bible and violence, and on a
fiction project that will allow for greater access to God's ways
of speaking with us. She has written numerous books,
including
Jonah’s
Journeys.
Collegeville, MN: The Liturgical Press, 2005.; How are the
Mighty Fallen? A Dialogical Study of King Saul in 1 Samuel.
Sheffield: Sheffield Academic Press, 2003. ; King Saul's
Asking. Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 2003.; From
Earth's Creation to John's Revelation: The Interfaces Biblical
Storyline Companion, Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 2003.
(7/09)
Kathleen Lagorio Janssen, is President of Ace
Tomato Company and five other companies. Kathy is known for her
generous spirit, as she devotes numerous hours to many
charitable organizations. She began her career as an elementary
school teacher and spent 17 years as an educator in Stockton
Unified School District. During that time, she served as the
President of the Stockton Teachers Association. Ms. Janssen is
the chairperson of the Founders Committee for St. Mary's High
School's Capital Development. She earned her BA degree in
Education from the Benerd School of Education in 1968. She has
served as a Regent for Pacific since 1994, during the last five
years she has been the Chair of the Finance Committee of the
Board. Mrs. Janssen was named "Stocktonian of the Year" for
2004. Mrs. Janssen and her husband Dean were inducted into
the University of the Pacific Athletic Hall of Fame in 2006.
(7/09)
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1965
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1966
John Briscoe is an attorney with Briscoe Ivester & Bazel LLP
in San Francisco. Between 1998 and 2000, he served as special
advisor to the United Nations Compensation Commission in Geneva,
Switzerland. Since 2005 he has served as counsel to Ethiopia
before the Eritrea – Ethiopia Claims Commission in the Permanent
Court of Arbitration in The Hague. He has served or is serving
as special counsel for the states of Alaska, Georgia, South
Carolina, Territory of Guam, and as special attorney general for
the State of Hawaii. Mr. Briscoe has published three books and
numerous articles on natural resources, land use, land title and
oceans law. (7/09)
Carol Corrigan is a justice of the California Supreme Court.
Judge Corrigan was an Alameda County prosecutor, served as a
Municipal and Superior Court judge was an associate justice on
the 1st District Court of Appeal prior to becoming the 112th
Justice to serve in California's Supreme Court.
She is a member of St. Mary's Hall of Fame in the Class of 2010
(1/10)
John Vranicar is a project manager for Pacific Gas and
Electric in Concord. He is one of the co-authors of a study
entitled " A Vortex Contactor for Carbon Dioxide Separations" a
research study related to the mitigation of greenhouse gas
production. (7/09)
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Dave Saunders
is the director of the Red Rhion Orphanage Project in Kenya. The
project will be a home to some of the street kids of Nairobi,
and other orphaned children in similar circumstances. The
property on which the home will be built contains both room and
provision for the children to grow physically, emotionally and
spiritually. (7/09)
Robert Lickliter Ph.D. is a Professor of Psychology,
Director, Developmental Psychobiology Lab, Co-Director, Infant
Development Research Center at Florida International University
in Miami, Florida. He is also Adjunct Research Professor
Department of Pediatrics at the University of Miami
Medical School. He received his B.S., M.S. and PhD. from U.C.
Davis and undertook post doctoral studies at University of North
Carolina, Greensboro in Developmental Psychobiology. Dr. Lickter
is a Fellow, American Psychological Association (Division 6,
Behavioral Neuroscience and Comparative Psychology).
He is an Associate Editor of Developmental Science and is on
the Editorial Board of Developmental Psychobiology,
Integrative Psychological and Behavioral Science, Journal of
Developmental Processes and Open Psychology. Dr. Lickliter was
the book editor of Conceptions of Development: Lessons from
the Laboratory (2002) and Development of Intersensory
Perception:Comparative Perspectives, (1994). In addition he
has contributed chapter to 18 books, 82 refereed book chapters
and made over 90 conference presentations on psychology.
(7/09)
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1969
Peter Morelli
St. Mary’s
Principal has been named to the 2009 St. Mary's Hall of Fame
Class. He previously was named as a member of the
2007 Inductee Class for the Stockton Athletic hall of Fame. He
was inducted on November 14, 2007 at the event to be held at the
Civic Auditorium. Pete Morelli has been a football
official in the National Football League since 1997. Mr.
Morelli began as a field judge (later a back judge when the
league swapped position names in 1998) and was promoted to
referee with the start of the 2003 NFL season. He wears uniform
number 135. Pete Morelli was assigned Super Bowl XXXVI in 2002
as a field judge.(9/09)
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1970
Steve Malcoun, LLM is a partner at Mayall, Hurley, Knutsen,
Smith & Green in Stockton. He specializes in commercial
transactions, taxation and estate planning. He lives in Stockton
with his wife Diane (Development Director for St. Mary's) and
his two children Kasey '06 and Austin '07.
(7/09)
Maria Merrit (Kozina) is living in Hagerstown, Maryland with
her two children. She works with the US Census Bureau.
(7/09)
Mario Starc, LCSW focuses on Psychotherapy in Berkeley,
California. He resides in Oakland with his wife and three
children. Mario is the author of "Ethical Concern in a Small
Town" published in Clinical Practice. He helps out at St.
Theresa's Parsih with the Children's Liturgy of the Word and is
a part of the Pillar Society for Tracy Community Memorial
Hosptial. Mario has been named to the SM Hall of Fame.
(7/09)
Mike Steinbrecher, EdD,
teaches AP U.S. History, AP American Government and is the coach
for the Golf team at Convent of the Sacred Heart High School in
San Francisco. Mike and his wife
Elaine McGurk
'78,
a Labor & Delivery Nurse at California Pacific Medical Center in
San Francisco,
have a new
CD called Listen To Your Heart, produced by Narada Michael
Walden & featuring David Grisman. Mike and Elaine are traveling
to Italy this summer to celebrate their 28th anniversary,
and being almost done raising 3 kids.
(6/09)
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1971
Steve Coppello
was inducted into the St. Mary's Hall of Fame. He is an
owner of Angelina's in Stockton where he lives with his wife.
They have 3 children, all St. Mary's graduates.
(9/09)
Michael Frick retired as a Rear Admiral as head of Navy's head of integrated weapons systemsand
now is Vice President of Operations.
BecTech
provides high quality support services for the Department of
Defense Agencies in Engineering, Research, Development, and
Management of combat systems acquisition and in-service
programs.
Mike served as the Main Propulsion Assistant and then Weapons
Officer on USS Carpenter (DD 825) then assigned
Officer-in-Charge of a Mobile Training Team for transfer of
Ex-USS Carpenter (DD 825) to the Turkish Navy. After
Naval Postgraduate School in May 1981 majoring in Anti-Submarine
Warfare Systems Technolog, he reported to USS Henry B.
Wilson (DDG 7) as Engineer Officer then to the USS
William H. Standley (CG 32) as Engineer Officer . His
next assignment was Deputy Program Manager for the Surface Ship
Torpedo Defense Program at Naval Ocean Systems Center, San
Diego, Calif. In June 1990, he reported to USS Leftwich
(DD 984) as Executive Officer where he participated in
Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm. Rear Adm. Frick’s
next assignment in January 1992 was Chief Staff Officer for
Commander, Destroyer Squadron 31. He served on the staff of the
Chief of Naval Operations in Washington, D.C., from July 1993 to
August 1995, first as Head, Surface ASW Weapons section, and
then as Financial Coordinator for the Theater Air Defense
Division. He then commanded USS Curts (FFG 38),
homeported in Yokosuka, Japan, from March 1996 until October
1997. In November 1997, he returned to Washington, D.C., and
reported as Chief of Staff to the Program Executive Office,
Theater Surface Combatants (PEO TSC), and then as Director,
Battle Force Operations and Engineering in PEO TSC. He served as
the Major Program Manager for the Rolling Airframe Missile
(RAM)/Phalanx Close-in Weapon System (CIWS) Program Office (PMS
472) from December 1998 through March 2002. He was then assigned
to PEO Integrated Warfare Systems as the Major Program Manager,
Command and Control (Networks/Excomm) in March 2002. In this
position, he directed and managed the ACAT ID Cooperative
Engagement Capability (CEC) Program, all Navigation, Displays
and Processors programs, and track management and sensor netting
initiatives. Selected for Flag in April 2005, Rear Adm. Frick
served as Program Executive Officer for Integrated Warfare
Systems from July 2005 to August 2007. Rear Adm. Frick is
currently assigned as Vice Commander Naval Sea Systems Command,
Washington, D.C.
Rear Adm. (ret) Frick’s personal awards include the Legion of Merit
(with two Gold Stars), the Bronze Star (with Combat “V”), the
Meritorious Service Medal (with two Gold Stars), the Navy and
Marine Corps Commendation Medal (with three Gold Stars), the
Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, the Combat Action
Ribbon, the German Iron Cross in Silver and various service and
campaign Medals and Ribbons.
(1/10)
Karen Gherardi (McGurk) is the Academic Dean at St.
Mary's High School. She and her husband Luigi, the Activities
Dean at SM, have been named to the SM Hall of Fame
(7/09)
John Kozina. John is an engineer for SBC in charge of
communication infrastructure in commercial and new residential
development. He lives in Stockton with his wife, Denese. They
have 3 children Matt, Lindsay and Tim who are all
graduates of St. Mary's.
(7/09)
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1972
Vladimir "Mirko" Kozina, a senior partner at Mayall,
Hurley, Knutsen, Smith & Green in Stockton, has been given the
honor of being named a Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of
America, was named a "Super Lawyer" by the Center
for Law & Politics and the San Francisco Magazine for the 3
years in a row. and has been named to the Who's Who in American
Business. The Santa Clara and UOP-McGeorge graduate was an
adjunct professor of law for 16 years and a prosecutor for 7
years. He lives in Stockton with his wife Margo. They have five
children and one grandchild, Andrew. His wife, Margo is a
religion teacher at St. Mary's and the Cheer coach for the
school. His son, Vladimir J. Kozina M.A., also known as
Mirko, '97, is head of the Biology Departmetn at St. Mary's and
biology at UOP.
Mirko is a 2006 inductee into the St. Mary's Hall of Fame. Four
of their five children, Mirko (Valedictorian Class of 1997),
Paul (Valedictorian Class of 2001), Mary Beth and Joey are
graduates while the fifth Christine is attending St. Mary's.
Mirko also designed and maintains the St. Mary's web site.
Mirko was honored to have his son Paul join Mayall, Hurley,
Knutsen, Smith and Green as an associate in October, 2009.
(10/09)
George Manassero is a partner in the law firm of Wylie
and Manassero in Stockton specializing in Estates and Trusts.
(7/09)
Bro. Steven Vasoli is a Christian Brother and is Dean of
Students and teaches history at San Miguel High School in
Tuscon, Arizona. He also acts as a postulant director for
Christan Brother novices and is a District Chapter
Delegate. (7/09)
John Zidich is president and chief operating officer of
The Arizona Republic. After graduating St. Mary's, John attended
Santa Clara University. After graduation Zidich began his career
with The Record in 1977. In 1990, John joined Reno
Gazette-Journal ultimately becoming publisher. In 2002 he went
to work at The Arizona Republic as executive vice president
prior to his promotion.
(7/09)
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1973
Rory O'Farrell is a loan officer with Safe Mortgage in
Roseville and also serves as a cameraman for ARCO Arena and the
Sacramento Kings.
(7/09)
John Torres
graduated from University of San Francisco and is a Physician
Consultant with EmCare Inc (EMSC) in Brentwood, CA
(7/09)
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1974
David Bertocchini is a lieutenant with the San Joaquin
County District Attorney's Office Investigative Division. He was previously with the
San Joaquin County Sheriff's Department where he distinguished
himself as a detective, including solving the I-5 serial killer
case. He also teaches criminal justice at St. Mary's High
School.
(10/09)
David Canepa lives in Stockton and is a co-owner of
Canepa's Car Wash and Canepa's Lube and Oil.
(10/09)
Craig Garfolo , D.P.M. practices podiatry in Stockton,
where he live with his wife and two daughters. He has sponsored
an annual free shoe event for the indigent at the St.
Mary's Community Services Center, now in its sixth year.
(10/09)
Joseph Kozina, M.D. is a
cardiologist in Sacramento, where he lives with is wife Sheri.
They have four children. A principle of the award-winning
and nationally recognized Regional Cardiology Group, he is an
adjunct professor of medicine at UC San Diego Medical School. In
addition Dr. Kozina is a Fellow,
American College of Cardiology and a Fellow, American Society
for Lasers in Medicine and Surgery
Dr. Kozina is co-inventor of a laser
catherization process holding a patent on the
Coronary
Laser Irradiation Microcatheter; founded
P.A.D.L., an organization that promotes the use of portable
defibrillation devices by police, fire and public transportation,
has been principle researcher in over 435 clinical trials and has been featured in many national and local broadcasts and
articles regarding cardiac issues.
(10/09)
Bernie Rea is an accountant living in Stockton with his
wife and children.
(10/09)
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1977
Bruno Cerri is now operating
Trucks n' Stuff, a specialty outlet featuring model semi-trucks
in various scales.(9/09)
David Halvorson is president of American Chevrolet in
Modesto. He also sits on the Board of Trustees of the Gallo
Center for Performing Arts. He lives in Oakdale.
(7/09)
Frank Kozina, lives in Stockton with his
wife Sheila. He is Project Manager for Beeler Industrices. They
have 3 children, Michael (Salutatorian for the Class of 2006),
Dorothy, a sophomore at St. Mary's and Ellen.
(9/09)
Alex Toccoli is a principal at Toccoli Construction
and a member of the Dameron Hospital Foundation Board. (9/09)
Mark Vranicar is Senior Project Manager for Crutchfiled
Mechanical, Inc. in Menlo Park. He lives in Santa Clara,
California with his wife and two children.
(7/09)
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1978
Alicia
(Sepulveda) Dickerson
and her sister
Sylvia (Sepulveda) Sanchez' 81 started Holistic Approach in 1993 in response to a
home health care agency cutting of help to a boy fighting cancer
due to low Medi-Cal reimbursement rates. According to an article
in The Record, “We went into areas others wouldn't consider,"
said Dickerson, now 44. "To the 'unsafe' neighborhoods."
Even though they make 30 to 50 percent less from Medi-Cal
patients, they view their work as a ministry that helps those
less fortunate in the community.
(6/09)
Elaine McGurk works as
a Labor & Delivery Nurse at California Pacific Medical Center in SF.
In addition, she runs her own business called Massage and Moms.
Her practice is dedicated to working with both moms and to be moms.
Elaine has a new CD
released with her husband, Michael Steinbrecher ‘70 called
Listen To Your Heart, produced by Narada Michael Walden &
featuring David Grisman. Check out her My Space for a sample.
She and Mike are traveling to Italy this summer to celebrate
their 28th anniversary, and being almost done raising 3 kids! Whew!
What a ride!
(5/09)
Miriam Starc, after having practiced law in
San Francisco is now residing in Milan, Italy.
(7/09)
John A. Torres is a special agent in charge of the
Department of Justice's Bureau of ATF Field Division in Los
Angeles.. He spearheaded the COMPSTAT program in the area that
has increased, by 86 per cent the gang case being referred for
prosecution. He helped spearhead a program with local and
state law enforcement Highlighting the power of a partnership
between federal and local law enforcement authorities, 43 gang
members and associates of “East Side Pain” who operated in the
troubled “Ghost Town” section of South Los Angeles have been
arrested on narcotics and weapons charges, and prosecutors have
moved to forfeit and shut down buildings linked to their drug
trafficking and other criminal conduct. He was most recently
responsible for the coordination of a major undercover operation
that resulted in the notorious Mongol motorcycle gang's
leadership and associates being arrested.
Among those that John has worked with from time to time are
Martin Vranicar '63 LA City Attorney in charge of gangs.(7/09)
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1979
Sabrina
(Aguilar) Murphy received her B.S. in Electrical Engineering from UOP.
Sabrina remains an active alumnus of UOP. She spent 12 years on the
Industrial Advisory Board for the School of Engineering and is currently an
Alumni Class Secretary. Recently retired from HP as an engineering lead.
Prior to that, Sabrina worked at WED Enterprises (Walt Elias Disney), now
known as Disney Imagineering as a project engineer on the Imagination
Pavilion for EPCOT Center in Florida and Tom Sawyer Island for Tokyo
Disneyland. Sabrina has been a member of the Society of Women Engineers
since 1980. Sabrina is a member of the CORE Team at St. Peter and Paul’s
Catholic Church in Rocklin, California.
(5/09)
Michael Noriega received
his Mechanical
Engineering degree from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. He worked as
the District Sales Manager for AutoTrader until 2009 and is now
an internet marketing consultant living in Mariposa, California
with Reachlocal.(5/09)
Richard Slawson works for Coca Cola in Stockton as a sales
representative
(5/09)
Kim Williamson McKenzie is working as Installation/Repair and
Cable Maintenance Supervisor for AT&T for the last 18 years. Married
with one child, Kelsey McKenzie, who is 9 years old and attends St.
Anthonys in Manteca.(6/09)
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1980
Patrick O’Neill was newly appointed Principal at St.
Francis High School in Sacramento.(3/09)
John H. Zeiter, M.D. F.A.C.S.
graduated from to U.C. Davis, Baylor College of Medicine and
in 1992 John completed his education at the Kresge Eye Institute
at Wayne State University in Detroit.
He is in private practice with the
Zeiter Eyer Group in Stockton. He
has published over 20 articles in medical journals and books in
the areas of cataract surgery and glaucoma. He is currently an
associate professor of ophthalmology at the University of
California, Davis. In addition, Dr. Zeiter is a member of the
Board of Directors of the Saint Mary's High School Foundation.
He lives in Stockton with his wife Lynette and their 4 children.
He has been named to the St. Mary's Hall of Fame.
(9/09)
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1981
Kimberly Werner Little has worked for Dr. Thomas
C. Werner for the last 10 years. She has two daughters,
Elizabeth and Emily and is enjoying her two year old
grandson, Evan Thomas.
Sylvia (Sepulveda) Sanchez and her sister Alicia
(Sepulveda) Dickerson '78 started Holistic Approach in
1993 in response to a home health care agency cutting of help to
a boy fighting cancer due to low Medi-Cal reimbursement rates.
According to an article in The Record, “We went into areas
others wouldn't consider," said Dickerson, now 44. "To the
'unsafe' neighborhoods." Even though they make 30 to 50
percent less from Medi-Cal patients, they view their work as a
ministry that helps those less fortunate in the community.
(6/09)
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1982
Trisha (Sullivan) Marino
is vice president of Ken Fong Associates Inc., which she joined
in 1988 as a graphic designer and copywriter.
While at the company, she has worked with such clients as the
Bank of Stockton, the American Cancer Society California
Division and the State of California.
Trisha is a graduate of San Jose State
University. Marino, her husband Mark and
their daughters Taylor and Lauren live
in Stockton.
(12/09)
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1983
Tori Verber Salazar is a Deputy District Attorney with
the San Joaquin County District Attorney's Office.
where she handles career criminal and prison parole matters
(10/09)
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1984
Hardin Fultcher III manages the DeBarge family (Chico,
Kristinia and James) and has promoted shows at the Bob Hope
Theatre, Stockton Arena and Weber Point Events Center. He is
renovating a24-acre winery he co-owns (now Stone Garden
Vineyard,). The Winerery Village is part of the complex. And he
hopes stage at least 10 concerts and events this year in varying
styles, can accommodate 1,000 people in a "real winery
atmosphere." In the the Lockeford wine cellar.
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1985
Cindy Basso Eaton i s
president of Global Healing and is now residing along with her
three children in Danville. Global Healing Global Healing is a
US-registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to
promoting health care reform in areas of the world where modern
medical health care is not available. Global Healing aims for
sustainable development of healthcare services, rather than
short-term or emergency interventions. It was established in
1994, initially to train and equip a team of pediatric
cardiology surgeons in Tbilisi, Georgia to perform the nation's
first ever pediatric open-heart surgeries. Global Healing has
since created self sufficient medical programs in Armenia,
Honduras and Dominica. She most recently was able, through
Stockton connections, including Pacific Storage Company and the
courtesy of owners Chuck Wagner and Bob Foy and CEO Greg Tudor,
to send five new blood-bank refrigerators along with a wide
assortment of tens of thousands of dollars' worth blood bank
equipment - including syringes, plasma storage equipment and
centrifuges to Moldova, a small, landlocked country, via
Romania. A substantial shipping discount was obtained through
another Stockton connection via John Pasha, vice president of
automotive services for the Pasha Group of Corte Madera, an
automotive shipping company, who is married to Stockton native
Erin Heffernan and secured the shipping discount along with his
firm's logistical help. A volunteer team of specialists from
Northern California and Reno will train their Moldovan
counterparts to operate, maintain and repair the equipment. (6/09)
Lisa Joy
Haines has been named vice president of communications for
the Disneyland Resort in Anaheim. She began new job June 1,
2008. Lisa will serve as a top spokeswoman for the resort. She
currently serves as vice president of external communications
for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, where she has overseen media
relations and key stakeholder communications, for the past four
years. She received her bachelor's degree in political science
at California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo.
She began her
career with Congressman Norman Shumway in Stockton and later
served in his office in Washington D.C. She worked for the Ray
McNally Political Consulting Firm and later became Vice
President of Health Net in Woodland Hills, California. She
is married to Larry Heppelman.
(7/09)
Ed Sprague
is UOP's
head baseball coach. He was the starting third baseman
on the 1987 and 1988 NCAA Championship teams at Stanford. He
finished his career among the school's all-time leaders in
home runs (2nd with 41) and RBI (4th with 178). A 1988
All-American, he hit .339 with 22 home runs and 81 RBI. He
was also a two-time All Pac-10 Conference selection in 1987
and 1988. For his accomplishments, Ed was a 2002 inductee
into the Stanford Athletic Hall of Fame. In t1988, he won a
Gold Medal with USA Baseball in the Summer Olympics.
Ed was selected in the first round of the 1988 draft by the
Toronto Blue Jays. He made it to the Major Leagues in 1991
with the Blue Jays and enjoyed an 11-year career as a big
leaguer. Sprague helped the Blue Jays win back-to-back World
Series Championships in 1992 and 1993. Later in his career,
as a Pittsburgh Pirate, Sprague earned a selection to the
1999 All-Star Game. Sprague hit 152 career home runs and
tallied 558 RBI, including single-season bests with 36 home
runs and 101 RBI in 1996 with Toronto. He also played with
the Boston Red Sox, Oakland A's, Seattle Mariners and San
Diego Padres. Ed's wife Kristen Babb Sprague, was an Olympic
gold medalist in synchronized swimming in 1992. Ed and
Kristen have four children, Payton, Jed, Paris and John.
(7/09)
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1986
Marcel C
Berdeja
is a a web and
software developer currently residing in Phoenix AZ. He is a
Lead Programmer Analyst with the IMX Companies. He received his
degree in Computer Science from UOP.
(6/09)
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1987
Christiane Roceli is a graduate of California State
University, Stanislaus. She currently works as a
Substance Abuse Prevention Specialist II with San Joaquin County
Behavioral Health Services Substance Abuse Services, and is the
program coordinator of the Students In Prevention program. She
is engaged to Bob Highfill. The couple plan on a October 24,
2009 wedding and will reside in Stockton.
(7/09)
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1988
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1989
Razan Fikrat received a Bachelors in Psychology in 1994
from CSUS and a a Masters in Marriage, Family and Child
Psychotherapy in 2007 ( University of Phoenix) She lives in
Tracy with her three children and has owned a daycare facility
for 20 years
(10/09)
Ben Rishwain
an
associate at Colliers International, a commercial real estate
company, has been named to the company's national retail
steering committee and has been named co-chairman of the
company's national new generation retail group. Rishwain has
been with Colliers since 2007, selling and leasing retail and
office properties in the Central Valley.(1/10)
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1990
Peter Poullos, M.D. is married to
Amy Yribarren ’94. Dr. Poullos
is a radiologist and on the faculty of the Dept. of Radiology
at Stanford Hospital.
(10/09)
Mark Tagatac is a
Army Staff Sgt. assigned to Bravo Company, Special Troops
Battalion, 4th Infantry Division, recently returned from his
second tour in Iraq after a yearlong deployment. Tagatac has
nearly 18 years of service and is stationed in Fort Hood, Texas,
as an intelligence specialist.
(6/09)
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1991
Katie (Stermer)
Gilliland is Speech Therapist. She and husband Todd, along
with their son, Jackson, & daughter, Kirby May, welcomed
Reilly Rose on Oct. 19, 2007. Katie and her family live in
Lincoln, CA.
(5/09)
Jason Piggott
is engaged to Amanda Jeanne Tarbutton. Jason earned his Bachelor
of Science degree in Aviation Management and Technology from
Central Missouri State University. He and his bride-to-be are
both pilots with Southwest Airlines. The wedding will take place
on November 6, 2009 in Clearwater, Florida. They will continue
to live in Orlando.
(5/09)
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1992
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1993
Jennifer Rafanan is a designer with MIT Liebe Studios in
Citrus Heights.
(7/09)
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1994
Kevin Gustorf and his wife Elisabeth welcomed their
daughter Grace Gabriella on August 5, 2009. Grace joins big
brother Emmett.
(1/10)
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1995
Amanda
Berlin lives in Sacramento with her husband Eric. Amanda is
an attorney with Remy, Thomas, Moose and Manley, LLP in
Sacramento.
(7/09)
Jonathan N
Knight, ‘is an Assistant Coach, Outfielders for the Lodi
Baseball Club a collegiate wood bat summer team that will play
its games in historic Tony Zupo Field in Lodi. Jonathan
attended Cosumnes River College in Elk Grove where he was a
catcher. He was the Assistant Coach for the sophomore team at
Galt High School, where he primarily worked with catchers and
pitchers. He has been involved with youth baseball in the Lodi
area and has helped at many baseball camps and clinics. (7/09)
Marymichael Miatovich is an Attorney with the Center
for Families, Children & the Courts for the Judicial Council
of California, Administrative Office of the Courts in San
Francisco. Currently, she is a part of the Dependency
Administration Funding and Training program (DRAFT) which
works to help improve the juvenile dependency courts in
California. She is a statewide trainer on the topic of laws
and best practices related to children in foster care.
Currently, Ms. Miatovich is co-staffing the permanency
subcommittee of the Child Welfare Council. In 2008,
Ms. Miatovich became a Certified Child Welfare Law
Specialist (CWLS) through the National Association of
Counsel for Children. This specialty is accredited by
the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization.
Ms. Miatovich was previously a court-appointed attorney
representing parents in Juvenile Dependency proceedings in
Santa Clara County. In that capacity, she represented
parents in all parts of the juvenile dependency process from
the initial hearing to permanency planning. Prior to
her work in the area of Juvenile Dependency, she worked in
the City Attorney’s office for the City of Santa Clara.
Ms. Miatovich obtained her undergraduate and law degree from
Santa Clara University and became a member of the California
State Bar in 2001. Ms. Miatovich is currently working
on obtaining her Masters in Clinical Psychology with an
emphasis in child abuse and neglect from JFK University.(10/09)
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1996
Ryan
Francois, DDS married Amie Margaret Vogt February 15, 2009.
Ryan completed a BS in Computer Engineering from Cal Poly, San
Luis Obispo. Ryan graduated from UOP Arthur A. Dugoni School of
Dentistry in San Francisco. He is completing a residency in
Pediatric Dentistry at University of Illinois, Chicago. The
couple honeymooned in Yosemite and has made their home in
Chicago, IL.(6/09)
Adrian Guerrero
received his B.A. from San Francisco State in industrial
arts (web/graphic design). He lives in San Francisco and is
employed at Visual Concepts as a Video Game Tester.(6/09)
Olusere A. Olowoyeye
is a Deputy District Attorney with the San Joaquin County
District Attorney’s Office. He received a B.A. from
Dartmouth College in 2000.
Olusere received his
J.D. , from the University of Michigan
in 2004. (7/09)
Lorna Perez recently accepted appointment as an Assistant
Professor of English at Buffalo State College, specializing in
multi-ethnic literatures of the United States. Dr. Perez
holds degrees from Creighton University, where she earned a BA
in Philosophy and English in 2000 and the University at Buffalo,
where she earned both her MA (2003) and Ph.D. (2008).
(9/09)
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1997
Jason Bartlett
has been neamed to the American
League squad for the 2009 All Star Game. Jason played in his
second World Series, this time as the star shortstop for the
Tampa Bay Devil Rays. The Devil Rays are the 2008 American
League Champions after beating the Red Sox in a seven game
series. Jason was a member of the 2006 World Series Minnesota
Twins. Jason's defensive wizardry at shortstop has made him one
major leagues baseball's premier players. Jason got engaged to
Kelly Chevez on August 17, 2008 and they were in
Naples, Florida in November, 2008. He was honored by St.
Mary's in having his SM jersey retired.
(6/09)
Vladimir (Mirko) Kozina, M.S. is a head of the Biology
Department at at St. Mary's High School and is attending the
Laurence Drivon School of Law. He has also been an adjunct
professor at the University of the Pacific. After graduating
summa cum laude with a B.S. in molecular biology from UC San
Diego, where he was one of the authors of a study on the LysE
superfamily published in the Journal of Microbiology, Mirko was
a researcher at the Scripps Institute and undertook graduate
studies in Biology at UC San Diego and UOP where he received his
Masters. He has been given the honor of being a member of the
national honor society Phi Kappa Phi. Mirko and his wife
Carrie live in Stockton.(9/09)
Meta Marshall graduated from the Leonard N. Stern School
of Business at New York University this May 2009 with an MBA.
Her concentration was in finance, entrepreneurship, and
accounting. She will begin working this fall at Bank of America,
San Francisco office, as an Associate in the investment bank.
(6/09)
Karrie Simoncic received her nursing degree from the SJGH-DC
program and is a practicing nurse.(7/09)
Giselle
(Camaya) Vincent, an international award-winning wedding
photographer, recently tied for 2nd place for BEST PHOTOGRAPHY
STUDIO WEDDING & EVENT CATEGORY in The Record Newspaper's 2009
BEST OF SAN JOAQUIN.
(11/09)
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1998
Brian Breneman is a member of the band Prieta, a
Sacramento based group. They recorded their first EP in 2008 and
are scheduled to release and album in 2009. (7/09)
Susan
Casey
and Bryan Patrick Toledo were married September 20, 2008 at
Morris Chapel. Susan graduated with her bachelors degree and teaching credential from
California State University, Stanislaus. She earned her masters
degree in elementary reading and literacy from Walden University
and is a teacher for Stockton Unified. The couple honeymooned in
Mexico and has made their home in Stockton.(8/09)
Bryan Rooney is the Keelhaulers basketball coach at
the California Maritime Academy in Vallejo.
(5/09)
Lauren Casey
Toledo graduated Cum Laude from California State University,
Stanislaus, in 2002 with a bachelor of arts degree in liberal
studies and a California teaching credential. She earned a
Master of Arts degree in elementary reading and literacy and has
been a teacher in Stockton Unified
School District since 2003. Lauren married Bryan Toledo on September
20, 2008, and they reside in Stockton, CA. (8/09)
Lisa Toy Reed and her husband John
welcomed their daughter Haylee Grace on July 2, 2009.(1/10)
Steve Towne
and his wife Jamie welcomed their son Mason James on December 5,
2008. (8/09)
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1999
Natalie
Barnett graduated from the University of Arizona with a major in
Art History and a minor in Business. She works for the San Joaquin
Media Group as the Niche Publications Coordinator. She and Blaine Vernon ’99
plan to marry on August 22, 2009 at the PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn in
Olympic Valley, CA. The couple plan to relocate to Sonoma County within the
next year or two.
(6/09)
Matthew Kozina received his B.A. from CSU Sacramento. He
works in Sacramento as a commercial insurance agent.
He married Judy Ratto.September 26, 2009 at the Cathedral of the Annunciation.
The couple will reside in Stockton.
(9/09)
Aaron Olivas spent
the past two years teaching Latin American and European history
as a TA. In 2009 he was awarded a Fulbright grant to conduct
research in Spain for his dissertation. Aaron spent two months
in Madrid and then lived in Valladolid in the heart of Castile
where he worked with the state archives at Simancas Castle. He
currently is living in Seville and works at the Archivo General
de Indias.
(1/10)
Blaine
Vernon received his degree in economics from University of
Hawaii, Hilo. He works for Diede Construction as an Assistant
Project Manager. He and Natalie Barnett ’99 plan to
marry on August 22, 2009 at the PlumpJack Squaw Valley Inn
in Olympic Valley, CA. The couple plan to relocate to Sonoma
County within the next year or two.
(6/09)
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2000
Anna Colavita is the
inspiration behind the annual Bananafest, a gathering of local
musicians and bands. The festival plan began in 2007 as a party
at Royce's that included a small number of Colavita's family and
friends and two of her favorite bands The festival has grown to
several bands and hundreds of people and features music that
mixes folk, blues, country, bluegrass, rock and jazz elements.
(8/09)
Amanda
Goulart is married to Jeromie A. Rudolph and in
February 2009, they had a daughter, Amie Bristol. They
currently reside in St. Augustine, Florida
(9/09)
David Heer the bassist for Tripdavon, a band based in Santa Barbara
that is publishingits third album. The Band has partnered with Paradise
Artists. Their music is available on I-Tunes. ripdavon has played big-name
Los Angeles clubs such as the Viper Room, the House of Blues and the
Knitting Factory, opened for rock legend Eric Burdon and the rock band War
in London at Royal Albert Hall, and has played in Europe for the U.S.
military. Their full length albums include "Tripdavon",
"The Enlightened Operative" and
their digital releases are: "Valentine's Day"
,
"St. James Infirmary"
and
"Live at the Royal Albert Hall"(7/09)
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2001
Ashley Bryant, PharmD. received her doctoral degree from
University of the Pacific's renowned School of Pharmacy
and is a practicing pharmacist in Stockton.
(7/09)
Collin Thomas Cooney
majored in
musical theater at University of California, Los Angeles, and
earned his master's degree in business administration from
University of the Pacific where he was was inducted into
the Phi Kappa Phi Society,
works as a financial analyst at Gallo in Modesto.(6/09)
Kristin (Melton) Dahlenburg graduated from The University
of the Pacific in 2006, receiving her B.S. in Business
Administration with concentrations in Business Law and Real
Estate. She currently works in commercial property management in
downtown Sacramento. On May 9, 2009 she married Keith Dahlenburg
at Morris Chapel, The University of the Pacific. They currently
reside in Sacramento, CA.
(7/09)
Johanna Delgado is a practicing dentist in Stockton. She
graduated from UOP and obtained her DDS from at UOP's Dental
School in San Francisco in May, 2008.
(7/09)
Ted Driscoll is married to Jenner Heintz
('00). Ted graduated from the United States Naval Academy with
merit as an engineer and was awarded the American Society of
Mechanical Engineers Design Achievement Award. He is an
infantry officer, a 1st Lieutenant and is assigned to the United
States Marine Corp. with 3rd Batallion 4th Marines and is
currently serving in Iraq. 7/09)
Scott Griffin
received his degree in accounting from Sonoma State and is
currently with Grant Thornton in their San Francisco
office working in business auditing..(7/09)
Lindsay
Franzella (Gianinni) was married to Vincent Franzella on
August 25, 2007. Lindsay graduated from Sacramento State
University where she obtained her BS in Business Administration
Marketing. She works as a financial analyst for the State of
California Board of Equalization. She currently lives in
Sacramento.
(5/09)
Paul Kozina, is an associate at Mayall, Hurley, Knutsen
Smith & Green in Stockton where he joins his father Vladimir
"Mirko" Kozina. '72 in the practice of law. He was sworn into the California State Bar by
fellow Alum, California Supreme Court Justice Carol Corrigan '66
on December 5, 2008. Paul received his B.A. degree from UOP
where he was active in student government and was a founder of
the Theta Chi fraternity chapter at the university. Paul
received his J.D. from UC Hastings School of Law in San
Francisco in May of 2008. He was President of their National
Moot Court Team. He was also involved in a number of campus
organizations at Hastings. He won a top award in the National
Moot Court competition in New York in April, 2008. Paul worked
as an extern for the 9th Circuit Court of Appeal during the
summer of 2006 for Judge Consuela Callahan. Paul was also
an associate at Quinn Emmanuel, a premier national litigation firm in
San Francisco before deciding to return to Stockton to practice
law. In addition, Paul worked for the San Francisco
District Attorney's Office as a certified law student making
court appearances obtaining several convictions. Paul is listed
in the "Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities". Paul
also
won the Best Oral Advocate
Award for the Western Region of the National Moot Court
Competition in October 2007.
(1/10)
Michael Mieglitz graduated
from California State University Fresno with a B.S. in Computer
Science. He is currently employed as a computer programmer with
Therapeutic Research Center of Stockton. He married Britney
Gough '02 on July 19, 2008 at the Cathedral of Annunciation.
They plan to make their home in Stockton.
(8/09)
Adam Tibon
has been inducted into the Mexican-American Hall Of Fame. Adam
is a 3rd Degree Black Belt and a martial arts instructor with
Tibon Gojo-Ryu martial arts that has produced numerous world
champions.
Adam is a 3rd
Degree Black Belt-candidate member of the USA Sr. National
Karate 5 man Black Belt Kumite Team at the WKF World
Championships in Tampere, Finland 2006. Also a USNKF Federation
Referee C for both Kata and Kumite, also a Disney Martial Arts
Festival Referee for Classical Japanese Okinawan Karate and
Kobudo. Head instructor at GymStars/Tibon’s Karate Program in
Modesto, Ca., and Assistant Instructor at the Hombu Dojo at 923
N. Yosemite in Stockton, Ca. and at the GymStars/Tibon Karate
Program. Senior instructor of GymStars/Tibon’s Karate Program in
Modesto, California.
(8/09)
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2002
Lindsay
Kozina received her degree from CSU Sacramento in
Family & Consumer Sciences and will be pursuing graduate
studies. She is a pre-school teacher at Annunication School in
Stockton
(7/09)
Britney (Gough) Mieglitz
received her B.S. in Criminology with a minor in Political
Science from California State University Fresno. She is
currently a law student at Laurence Drivon School of Law.
She married Mike Mieglitz '01 on July 19, 2008 at the
Cathedral of the Annunciation. The two are making their
home in Stockton.
(9/09)
Alexis Mussi graduated in 2006 from Arizona State
University with a degree in Business and Communications. She
will graduate from University of Nevada, Las Vegas in May
2009 with her Masters in Public Administration. Alexis
currently resides in Las Vegas, and works in Medical Sales.
She is engaged to Christopher Porter and is planning a 2010
wedding.
(7/09)
Bonnie
Roscelli is married Kurtis Anders on August 22, 2009.
Bonnie received a Bachelor of Arts Degree in English from
The University of the Pacific. She is currently employed as
a recruiter with Manpower Office Professionals in
Sacramento.
(8/09)
Nick Solari is married to Nicole Jackson and is
living in Oakdale.(5/09)
Tiare Tuitama is the Director and Owner of Heights
Jrs. Volleyball Club in San Gabriel and is now in her
third year as Asst. Coach at East Los Angeles College.
She received her undergraduate degree from California
State University Los Angeles in 2005. While at CSU Los
Angeles Tuitama helped take her team to the Elite eight,
which finished 3rd in the Nation and was honored as a
member of the all-tournament team.(5/09)
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2003
Kathryn
Anita Altheide married Richard Earl Pruden III on May 23,
2009 at Morris Chapel in Stockton. Katie attended Delta
Community College and graduated from University of the Pacific
in 2007. The couple honeymooned in Jamaica and are making their
first home in Stockton.(9/09)
Nick
Bertocchini, after graduation from Officer Candidate School
and commissioning in the United States Marine Corps has been
deployed to Afghanistan
(9/09)
Nicholas Franco graduated from CSU Sacramento in the
Spring of 2008 with bachelor of arts degrees in Social Work
and Women’s Studies. He is currently a first-year
Women’s Studies graduate student at San Diego State
University.(8/09)
Ashlee Guthrie is a registered nurse at San Joaquin
General Hospital. She, with her family have been active in
fundraising for the Red Rhino Orphanage Project.
(8/09)
Nicholas Gaines graduated summa cum laude with
his bachelor’s degree in criminal justice from
Sacramento State University in 2007. Last summer,
he graduated summa cum laude with his master’s degree in
criminal justice from Sacramento State. Nicholas
was selected to be the Deans Outstanding Graduate for
the College of Health and Human Services. He will
be completing his internship of four years with Federal
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives.
He is currently in the Sacramento Police Department’s
non affiliate police academy.
(5/09)
Patrick Weathers graduated from UC Davis in 2007 with
a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology. He is currently
living in San Francisco while attending the University of
San Francisco pursuing his master's degree in Sport
Management. He worked for AT&T in Davis for 2 years as
sales' manager and transferred with AT&T to the San
Francisco office where he is now working.(8/09)
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2004
Arrionne
Aguilar Received B.S. in Criminal Justice from CSU
Sacramento in 2008. Currently a Residential Supervisor for the
Children's Receiving Home of Sacramento, an emergency shelter
for abused and neglected youth. Also an officer for Sacramento
County Probation Dept., currently assinged to institutional
services. Arrionne spends her free time as a volunteer counselor
for Camp Laurel, Inc. in Pasadena, CA. Camp Laurel is for youth
and families infected and affected with HIV/AIDS. Arionne will
attend graduate school in the fall of 2010.(1/10)
Mia Aguilar
graduated from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, CA in
2008 with a B.A. in Liberal Studies with a concentration in
Minor/Moderate Disorders. Mia was given numerous awards for her
achievements and service in communities all over the world. She
is currently in her second year teaching 2nd grade at St.
Gregory's in L.A. Mia is also a full time graduate student at
LMU and will graduate with her Master's in Special Education in
May 2010.(1/10)
Scott
Balcoa graduated from the United States Air Force Academy
and was commissioned as a second lieutenant. He’s assigned to
Cape Canaveral in Florida to work in missiles and space, which
is a realization of his childhood dream when he first began
building model rockets. He was featured in a Memorial Day
article in the Stockton Record.
(5/09)
Todd Bergman graduated from Dominican University of
California, Cum Laude with departmental honors. He is currently
Manager In Training at Abercrombie & Fitch.(5/09)
John Gibson
graduated from U.C. Berkeley in May, 2008 majoring in History of
Agriculture, with emphasis on Agriculture in America. John
is President of J.L. Gibson, Inc. and conducts business under
the name “Golden Bear Ranches”. His company farms various
properties located in Lodi and specializes in sweet cherries and
heirloom vegetables. John is also a member of the St. Mary's
Football coaching staff.
(8/09)
Ty Kelly
was an All-Big West Conference selection at UC Davis and, in his
first season of professional baseball, an all-star in the New
York-Penn League. The Baltimore Orioles selected Kelly assigned
him to the Aberdeen (Md.) IronBirds, their Single-A affiliate.
He hit .265 in 61 games, made the all-star team and was named
the IronBirds' MVP. The IronBirds play at Ripken Stadium in
Aberdeen, the hometown of former Orioles star and baseball Hall
of Famer Cal Ripken Jr. (10/09)
Mary Beth Kozina lives in Stockton with her son Andrew,
and
is attending Cal State Stanislaus where she is a senior
majoring in communication.(4/09)
Alexis LeBeouf is the front desk coordinator at the
Plastic Surgery Institute of San Francisco. Alexis received her
Bachelors of Art from St. Mary's College in communication and
Spanish. Alexis is captain for the "Warrior Girls" of the NBA
Warriors .(7/09)
Lauren LeBeouf graduated Magna Cum Laude from Loyola
Marymount in production and arts. She works as an
assistant at Creative Artists Agency, one of Hollywood's top
talent agencies.(10/09)
Ashley Marks works for an insurance brokerage in
Concord. Ashleyis a member of the Raiderette squad, the cheer
team for the NFL Oakland Raiders. She was a part of a USO tour
of 40 bases in Iraq and Kuwait in 2009.
(8/09)
Jeff Patmon
is engaged to Skyler Chase ’05 they plan a November 21,
2009 wedding on the beach in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. He
graduated from Menlo College in December with a degree in
Business Management and is employed by Marcus & Millichap, a
commercial real estate investment firm in Palo Alto.
(5/09)
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2005
Skyler Chase
is engaged to Jeff Patmon ’04. They will be married on November
21, 2009 in Cabo San Lucas. Skyler graduated magna cum laude, a
semester early, with a degree in Business Management with a
Marketing Communications concentration from Menlo College in
2008. She is employed by Bridgescale Partners, a venture capital
firm in Menlo Park.
(5/09)
Kevin Childs, a senior at Culver-Stockton College in
Canton, Missouri, was chosen by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the
36th Round of the 2009 MLB Draft (1,087th overall)
Childs appeared
in nine games for the Wildcats, striking out 10 batters in 8 1/3
innings. He allowed four runs (two earned) for a 2.16 earned run
average, walked six and hit five batters. Opponents batted .194
against him in 31 at-bats.(7/09)
Courtney Davis attends Adams State College.
Courtney recently was named the Rocky Mountain Athletic
Conference's softball Player of the Week. Courtney Davis, has
been named a Daktronics 2008 first-team All-American as a
designated player.(7/09)
Jackielyn De La Cruz graduated from Heald College with a
Associates in Applied Science Degree in Business Administration.
I am planning on transfering to Sacramento State in Fall 2010.(9/09)
Michael Dunn is a
Pfc. assigned to the Engineer Combat Battalion and has been
deployed to Iraq, where he is going through a 15-month tour of duty.
(5/09)
John Estes attends the University of Hawaii.
John
set an NCAA record for career starts on December 4, 2009. On
December 7, 2009 he was named first-team All-Western Athletic
Conference for the third time. John has started all 54 games of his
career and has not missed a snap with the first unit. He recently
was named one of six finalists for the 2009 Rimington Trophy, which
is awarded to the nation’s top center.and
is considered a top NFL prospect. (12/09)
Kris Hall is a volunteer coach at UOP as the Tigers' volunteer women's soccer coach, primarily
working with the goalkeepers. Hall has assisted the soccer staff
in a part-time capacity since 2005, helping out with soccer
camps. Prior to assisting with Pacific camps, Kris served
as the volunteer varsity goalkeeper trainer for the girls'
soccer team at St. Mary's High School in Stockton, Calif.,
before moving up as the full-time varsity goalkeeper trainer.
Over the last two years, Hall spent time in Pleasanton, Calif.,
as the head freshman football coach at Foothill High School.
In all, Kris has had a hand in the development of nine soccer
teams since 2003. In addition to his services with St. Mary's,
he has also served as the goalkeeper trainer for ODP `95 boys
and the Pleasanton Ballistic United Soccer Club. Kris is
currently finishing his bachelor's degree at Cal State East Bay.
(12/09)
Willie Tuitama
passed for
3,093 yards and 23 touchdowns as a senior at University
of Arizona
last season. He broke school records, was named second-team
All-Pacific-10 Conference and received the Pioneer Las Vegas
Bowl MVP award after leading the Wildcats to their first bowl
victory in 10 years.
(8/09)
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2006
Dea Cook is attending UCLA and is a senior defender for
the Lady Bruins. Dea was one of the captains for
UCLA. Cook led a record-setting
Bruins defense which allowed just six goals in 25 games in 2008,
including 19 shutouts. She continues to lead UCLA will as it
gotfor its seventh
consecutive women's soccer final four and fifth consecutive
Pac-10 championship.
(1/10)
Lewis Gotico is a senior at UC Merced as a biology
major.
(5/09)
Joe Harden was named
Co-Big West Conference Player of the Week after averaging 17.3 points and
nine rebounds in the Aggies' first three games at the Basketball Travelers
Tip-Off Tourney in Eugene, Ore. Harden, who also was named to the
all-tournament team, posted two double-doubles, including a career-high 26
points and 12 rebounds in a victory over Winston-Salem State. Harden was
named second-team All-Big West last season after transferring from Notre
Dame.(11/09)
Kyle Jensen currently
attends St. Mary’s College and Ty Kelly ’06 currently attending UC Davis
were selected on the second day of the Major League First-Year Player Draft.
Jensen was selected by the Florida Marlins in the 12th round with the 368th
overall pick, and Kelly went to the Baltimore Orioles in the 13th round with
overall selection No. 386.Kyle earned All-West Coast
Conference honors for the second consecutive season after hitting .286 with
a career-high 15 home runs. He scored 45 runs and drove in 40, and his .333
career batting average is ninth all-time at Saint Mary's.(6/09)
Mike Kaehler is a Senior at
Harvard University. He worked in a lab in Iowa this past summer
undertaking scientific research
(10/09)
Pat Kaufman is a
senior at San Jose State majoring in
engineering.
He is on the SJSU Lacrosse team
(6/09)
Ty Kelly
is
currently attending UC Davis
were selected on the second day of the Major League First-Year Player Draft.
Ty went to the Baltimore Orioles in the 13th round with
overall selection No. 386.9/08)
Ty, earned All-Big West
honorable mention honors and led UC Davis with 100 total bases, 66 hits, 40
RBI and 20 doubles, tied for third-most on the school's single-season list.
Kelly was among the team leaders in batting average (.307) and on-base
percentage (.377). Kelly has earned two all-conference selections and has
totaled 144 hits and 37 doubles. (6/09)
Joey Kozina a senior at San Jose State majoring in
psychology. He plays rugby at SJSU
(8/09)
Michael Kozina attends UC Santa Cruz majoring in
physics. He also volunteers at the homeless shelter in
Santa Cruz. (7/09)
Pat Kucich, a
current member of the Pacific golf team won the 2009 City of
Stockton Championship on Sunday at Swenson Park Golf Course.
He
shot a 3-under 69 at Van Buskirk Golf
Course and had a one-shot lead entering the final round. Kucich
played to even-par on the par 3s and birdied three of the four
par 5s. He
bogeyed one hole and finished with a 2-under-par 70 to finish at
5under 139.
(8/09)
Alex LeBeouf is attending Loyola Marymount University
where he is a senior. He recently spent time abroad attending
school in England. (6/09)
Mark Payne has
been named to the CollegeInsider.com Preseason Mid-Major
All-America Team. He is one of 25 players nationally and the
only Big West player selected. Last season, Payne averaged 10.4
points and 5.8 rebounds.(6/09)
David
Statathos is in the United States Navy.
(7/09)
Britnee
Warmerdam is a senior at UC Davis. She has been a
member of the university’s soccer team since her freshman year
and has started 47 of 49 games in her career. She started all 17
games for UC-Davis last season and is expected to lead a strong
Aggie defense in the 2009-2010 season.(6/09)
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2007
David
Azevedo received the Dr. Renee L. Harrangue Award from
Loyola Marymount University. The award honors the unique
accomplishments of LMU's second year students and encourages
their continued involvement in campus life, service and
leadership. In addition, David received a scholarship from the
State Department to participate in an 8 week Arabic language
immersion program in Tunisia this summer and a scholarship to
study in London this upcoming fall semester. (5/09)
Annie Daly
received the Dr. Renee L. Harrangue Award from Loyola
Marymount University. The award honors the unique
accomplishments of LMU's second year students and encourages
their continued involvement in campus life, service and
leadership.(5/09)
Doug Martin is attending Boise State.
Doug rushed for 121 yards and
four touchdowns in No. 6 Boise State's 52-21 win over Utah State
on Friday. Martin leads the team with 10 rushing touchdowns and
ranks second with 522 yards on 89 carries. (11/09)
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2008
Megan Davis is the new JV Women's Waterpolo coach ast St.
Mary's.
(8/09)
Conner Gritsch attends University of the Pacific
where he is in the Engineering program. He works at SJCOG during
summers and school breaks.
(10/09)
Alli Maria attends San Joaquin Delta College. She works
and trains with Champion Gymnastics Academy and has qualified
for the Western Gymnastics Championship. Ali is safety certified
through USA gymnastics and is a level 5/6 rated judge.
(5/09)
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2009
Emily Flynn
competes in English equestrian shows, as she has since she was 5
years old. She plans on attending college in the fall and
studying for a career in equine medicine.
(8/09)
Shamira Tolbert-Wright is attending Dodg City Community
College and plays for the women's basketball team as center.
(2/10)
Chris Wilson is attending Fresno State where he plays
football. He will be on the field when the Bulldogs play in the
2009 New Mexico Bowl.(12/09)
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