Class Notes

On Thursday, December 19, ten members of the class of 1993 got together for a Christmas Breakfast and some good old fashioned fellowship. Since members of the class are 50 or are turning 50 in the New Year, we agreed that it was a good idea to start getting together.

The class of 1962 met at Southview Country Club on December 19 for a Christmas lunch. In attendance was Jim Burton, Frank Keisner, Doug Hoffman, Jay Coonan, Bill Bednarzyk, Terry Davern, George Roedler, Joe Commers, Bruce Rydel, and Paul Cramer.

Congratulations to Dan Cox '70 whose biography, Woodrow WIlson: The Light Withdrawn, has earned lots of praise in the literary community.
The book was immediately selected by The Wall Street Journal, Kirkus Reviews, The Christian Science Monitor, and others for their "Best Books of 2024" lists. The Washington Post calls it "a stunning chronicle"; the Washington Examiner has named it "Pulitzer-worthy." It's the product of 14 years of research, bringing to light hitherto neglected aspects of Wilson's life and presidency and placing women's right to vote alongside World War I as the great events of the Wilson era. Beverly Gage, a recent Pulitzer winner herself (for her biography of J. Edgar Hoover), sums up the plot: "Woodrow Wilson was a man of contradictions. Christopher Cox lays them bare in this unflinching biography. An essential book for anyone who wants to know if we should honor Wilson or shun him—or simply wants to understand him better." 

Members of the Class of 1964 met for lunch at the Pool & Yacht Club on December 3, 2024.

The Class of 1973 celebrated their annual Christmas breakfast last week. Lots of camaraderie, and conversation took place with topics ranging from family, friends, health, an  retirement plans, to the new pool. Pictured are: Back row: John Rooney, Larry Fryklund, Bob Stupka (Cretin), Mike McGroarty, Tom Marrinan, Tim Ridley, and Tom Cosgrove Front row: Tim Plunkett, Jim Joyce, Tom Clements, Kevin Daly, John Maguire, and Mike Sirek.

Congratulations to Chris Battis '90 on his marriage to Ann Graves this past summer! Chris and Ann were married on the beach in Texas and currently reside in Forest Lake, MN.

Check out this story in the Minnesota Star Tribune about how Norb Berg (father of Tony '79, Kevin '76, Mitch '77, and Paul '81 Berg and grandfather to Charlie '19, Joseph '08, Kyle '05, and Oscar '21 Berg), and his deer camp helped countless people over the years.

Congratulations to Dan Miller '98 on reaching his 20th year as a police officer! Dan was recently promoted to the rank of Sergeant in the Farmington Police Department. Dan and his wife welcomed their sixth child, Vincent, in November 2023 and their oldest son is excited to attend STA for high school.

Congratulations to Christopher Cox '70 on his new book Woodrow Wilson, The Light Withdrawn, available on Amazon!

Muzzy Donohue ’19 advances in Q-School. Congratulations, Muzzy! Read more here.

Charlie Schubert '25 is serving as an election judge. Read about his reasons for serving here.

Class of 2004 reunion

Congratulations to Vinny Motzel '18 on becoming a Naval Helicopter Pilot!

Congratulations to Joe '14 and Emily (Hilk) Schultz on their October 19 wedding! A bunch of alumni were in attendance including Joe's brother and Best Man, Jack Schultz '16, and groomsmen Dominic Vierling '14 (current president of the Alumni Association) and Anders Raarup '14.

Kevin Lovegreen '87 is thrilled to announce the release of three new books in the Lucky Luke’s Adventures series. These ocean-themed stories—The Best Vacation Ever, Deep-Sea Giants, and Shark On!—are packed with non-stop excitement and adrenaline-pumping adventures. Explore these latest additions along with all 26 of Lovegreen’s captivating books at www.KevinLovegreen.com.

The Class of 1974 had a great time over reunion weekend celebrating their 50th this year! They had a great showing for their stag party at McGovern's on Friday night and at the Alumni Open on Monday!

Congratulations to Nathan Schwartzbauer '08 on starting a new position as Founder & Managing Director at Star Course Holdings.

Congratulations to Aidan Mir '21 on joining American Honda Motor Company, Inc.'s Development Engineering Group as a Fall 2024 Co-op! Aidan stated, "One week into this new role and I already feel incredibly energized and inspired by the innovation and passion that Honda embodies. Thank you to everyone who has supported me along the way – your encouragement and guidance have been invaluable!"

Congratulations to Joseph Stoddart '20 on his recent graduation from Saint John's University (MN) with a BA in Global Business Leadership. He's currently conducting a year of service in Newark, New Jersey with the Benedictine Volunteer Corps. Joseph will be teaching an Intro to Business elective, coaching Cross Country and Golf, and acting as a House Parent in a residence hall on campus.

Congratulations to Ryan Malone '94, President of Youngstown Glove Co. His company just broke ground on a state-of-the-art factory in Springfield, MO that will be making voltage-rated rubber gloves for Electric Utilities and related industries. The factory will feature a high degree of automation utilizing robotic arms - this type of manufacturing for this product category will be the first of its kind in the United States!

This year marks the 60th reunion for the class of 1964 and they celebrated at the Pool & Yacht Club on September 21.

Congratulations to Jeff Rathmanner '79 - all three of his kids are married and he has four wonderful grandkids he gets to enjoy time with!

Ray W. Allard '54, age 87, passed away after a long fight with cancer, on October 12, 2024, in Troy, Michigan where he and his wife Marlene lived since 2011. Originally from St. Paul, Minnesota, Ray and Marlene lived in various states, including New Jersey, California, and a long stint in Austin and Georgetown, Texas. Born January 30, 1937, to Raymond W. Allard, Sr. and Nona Doyle Allard, Ray was predeceased by his parents and sisters Katherine F. Allard and Sr. Nona Mary Allard O.P. Ray is survived by his wife Marlene, children Aileen Allard Gould (Rob), James R. Allard (Geraldine Zipser) and Dr. R. David Allard (Ann Marie), and nine grandchildren.

Ray was a wonderful husband, father and grandfather. He liked playing the guitar and the piano and taught his children to sing along. Ray was always interested in the world around him and how it worked. He was also interested in the outdoors and made sure his family learned to waterski, snow ski, camp, golf, and how to paddle a canoe.

Ray attended high school at Saint Thomas Academy, and college at St. Thomas College (now the University of St. Thomas) and the University of Minnesota. He also had post- graduate degrees from Caltech and Harvard. He served on the board of Saint Thomas Academy, which his sons also attended.

Ray had a long and successful career as a pioneer in the computer industry, including the Army Signal Corp, Control Data Corporation, Data Central Corporation, MCC, and Allard Electronics Supply.

Ray will be deeply missed by his family and friends.

Visitation, Friday October 18, 4-8 p.m. at Willwerscheid Funeral Home, 1167 Grand Ave., St. Paul. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday October 19, 10 a.m., also at Willwersheid Funeral Home, with a brief viewing one hour before and Mass will be followed by interment at Resurrection Cemetery, Mendota Heights.

In lieu of flowers, memorials are preferred to Saint Thomas Academy, Mendota Heights, MN or Alzheimer’s Disease Research, a BrightFocus Foundation Program, Clarksburg, MD.

Please direct memorials to: Saint Thomas Academy or 
Alzheimer’s Disease Research

Thomas Bisanz '71 hiked half way across Spain in September, 2024 on the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage trail.

Jack Rowe '18 finished a two year stint for his alma mater, Hillsdale College, working on their online courses and documentaries. Now he will begin law school this fall at the University of Chicago.

Mike Hermann '11, his wife, Erin, and daughter Ella, welcomed their son/brother Merrick T. Hermann in September 2024. Congratulations on your newest family member!

On October 13, 2024, Steve Plunkett '81 completed his 9th marathon running the Chicago Marathon with his son Ryan. Steve and Babs also celebrated their 34th wedding anniversary that day! From left to right are: Ryan Plunkett, Steve, Babs Plunkett, Annie Plunkett (Vis '17 ), and Connor Plunkett '14.

Joseph Harvey '16 was recently promoted to Captain in the US Army. Joseph is a Black Hawk helicopter pilot stationed at Ft. Drum NY with the 10th Mountain Division. He is currently serving a deployment to Iraq until spring 2025. Congratulations, Captain Harvey!

Congratulations to Dan Keyport '75 on his recently published the nonfiction work "Extraordinary Popular Delusions of Our Times," a modern sequel to Charles Mackay's 1841 literary classic "Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds." His book is available in multiple formats on Amazon.

Last week, the class of 1973 had their monthly memorial lunch. Pictured are (clockwise form left): Tim Plunkett, John Maguire, Mike Breckman, Geoff Mahoney, John McQuillan, Tom Cosgrove, Pat Mahoney, Larry Fryklund, Tom Clements, Tim Ridley, and Tim Ridley future class of 2040.

Welcome home Mark Fisler '82! After 32 years in California in two stints, Mark and his wife, Sandra, decided to move back to the Twin Cities. They are currently in temporary housing while looking for a home. They are both very pleased to be back!

Richard Ebert '71 is launching Silentcide2: Vengeance on September 24. This sequel is about atypical sibling assassins trying to foil a plot to kill US senators. Learn more at RichardEbert.com.

Tim '73 and Mike '76 Plunkett continued their Plunkett Band of Brothers tour by visiting the Eisenhower Presidential Library to review their father's Second Infantry Division G2 and G3 reports. 

From Michael Battis '64: The Battis & Bohen families have had 28 members attend Saint Thomas Academy. We just celebrated 90 years of our Thanksgiving Battis & Bohen Football Game - over 60 people showed up young and old. We designed a 2" brass coin to celebrate the occasion. We were on the front page of the Saint Paul Pioneer Press and on the news!
Read the story here.

Retired coaches Gerry Brown '58 and Mal Scanlan meet for the pre-game "handshake" before the recent STA-Cretin/Derham Hall football game. The Cadets won for the third year in a row, 24-7. Also pictured are retired coaches Dave Ziebarth and Rich Kallock, and an amused official!

Dane Mosher '14 has hit lots of milestones in the last few years. He's living in Shakopee, has gotten married, and has two beautiful children, Cash & Kam. Congratulations, Dane!

Matt Park '94 will be in the Children's Theatre Company's production of Drawing Lessons. The show runs October 8-November 10, 2024. Read more here.

STA was well represented at Holy Cross this past weekend, Baker Reding '21, Luke Candon '22, Max Candon '25, Zach Santrizos '22, and TJ Adams '22.

Members of the class of 1973 gathered for their monthly memorial luncheon. Tom Cosgrove gave his Horse Racing for Dummies presentation on his horse "Seize the Grey" winning the Preakness. Pictured are: back row: Ed O'Phelan, Kevin Daly, Tim Plunkett, John Maguire and front row: Tom Cosgrove, Larry Fryklund, John McQuillan, John Bacich, Geoff Mahoney.

A group of '64s (plus a '63 & '95) gathered at Mike and Ann Ciresi's lake home last week. Pictured are back row: David Carroll ’64, Don Bachmeier ’64, George Carroll ’63, Adam Ciresi ‘95 and front row: Mike Ciresi '64, Tom Linstroth ’64, Mike Barcelow ‘64

Maxim Abramowicz '14 has graduated from the U of M Carlson School of Management and is now the Practice Manager at South Saint Paul Animal Hospital PA.

Aaron Mc Gowan '04 is a US Army Military Intelligence Officer currently deployed in the Middle East (his third deployment). Aaron completed 20 years of service this past March and is looking forward to coming home before the new year. Cheers to the class on 2004 on our 20 year reunion!

A distinguished group of cadets gathered in Quincy, Illinois to celebrate the marriage of Andrew Groebe '18 to Miss Kegan Wall on May 25. Pictured from left to right are: Ryan Dorle '19, Jack Anderson '10, Will Anderson '19, Andrew Groebe '18, Charlie Anderson '25, Larry Anderson '77, Tim Carroll '74, Bill Anderson '85, Tom Groebe '14, Rick Anderson '80, Stu Whitney '13, Sean Baumeister '11 and Tim Anderson '12. Andrew and Kegan are both graduates of Iowa State University and reside in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.

On Father's Day June 16, 2024 Jordan Klein '19 and his girlfriend, Jordyn, welcomed ther son Ryder Buck into their family. Jordan said, "We are so blessed to have a happy and healthy baby."

Chris Cox '70 has a book scheduled to be released this September. The book is titled, Woodrow Wilson, The Light Withdrawn.

From their father, Joseph Cunningham, Patrick Cunningham '24 is now a Plebe at USNA, and Bobby Cunningham '22 said STA really helped him at Navy, thank you all.

Arthur Morrissey '00 launched a new company, M Consulting. M Consulting works to redefine a company’s and a brand’s public image and amplify the brand presence with strategic communication and unparalleled public relations expertise.

Congratulations to Lizzie and Luke Cashman '10 on their recent wedding! STA Alumni Ruben Hidalgo '10 and Tucker Walser '10 were also part of the celebration.

STMA class of 1961 had their 18th Annual Last Ever Golf and BBQ at the home of Court Storey after a round of golf at the beautiful Eagle Valley Golf and Country Club. Twenty six members of our class were able to attend and many from out of town. Attending were: Craig Anderson (Pequot Lakes), Bob Bisanz, Dick Brady, Bob Chripch, Mike Coffee, Pat Coonan, Dick Cragg (Hastings), Dick Donovan, John Downey (Leesburg, VA), Bill Fabian (North Branch), Pete Hutch, Jim Jambor, Mike Kelley, Ed LeClair, Bill Lucas, Pat Madden (Olathe, KS), Pat McCauley, Tom Miller, Steve Russel, Jim Rutzik, Joe Scherer (Jacksonville, FL), Ray Spack, Court Storey, Dave Swanson, Mike Woolsey, & Greg Zeglen.

The Class of 1960 met recently for lunch at the Scoreboard that was hosted by John Ossanna. Attending were Left to right, Dick Schweizer, John Ossanna, Pat Maglich,Bill Jerue, Tom Capistrant, Joe Jesmer, Henry Huot, Vic Tschida, and John O'Rourke.

In June, Nick Creamer '09, accepted a position with BDO USA, joining their team as a Tax Senior Manager. Nick will be responsible for leading the local pass through entity (partnerships and s-corps) practice. Congrats, Nick!

Russell Alliev '04 married his wife, Stephanie, in 2016, he plays pickleball, dances (Ballroom & Latin), and is participating in the 2024 RAGBRAI (Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa).

Congratulations to Mike Boyle '75 on his recent retirement!

Congratulations to Bill Szlaius '85! Bill's company, Logic, is being acuired by Accenture! Read the exciting story here.

A couple great updates from Jack Colleran '16. Jack married his beautiful wife, Grace Fallon, at Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Washington D.C. on July 12 and was promoted to Associate Director of External Affairs at United Health Group. Congratulations to Jack and Grace!

Congratulations to Tom Mahon '62! To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Tom's book on Silicone Valley, Charged Bodies, People, Power and Paradoxes That Launched Silicon Valley, the book has been re-published. Tom's book has come to be recognized as a valuable historical document since most of the key figures in the story are no longer with us. Tom has also blessed The Academy with a copy of the book. Thanks, Tom!

Congratulations to Matt Milner '08 on his recent marriage to Christina Billman. Matt's brother, Paul Milner '07, was best man and there were lots of STA, Vis, and SJU alums in attendance.

Alex Adams '20 recently completed his undergraduate degree in Business Administration at Boston College (Class of 2024) and started a new Investment Banking Analyst position at Piper Sandler in Minneapolis, MN. Alex said, "Cheers to the Cadets for making it all possible."

Congratulations to Michael Davern '88 for the honor of being named the 2024 University of Notre Dame Graduate School Distinguished Graduate Alumni!

1LT Joseph Harvey '16 graduated helicopter flight school at Fort Rucker, AL in March, 2022, and was then stationed at Fort Drum, NY in 3-10 GSAB, 10th Mountain Division. A UH-60 Black Hawk aviator, 1LT Harvey recently deployed to Iraq in Spring, 2024, and is expected to return in 2025.

Congratulations to Nick Kettler '20 who recenlty graduated from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management and will be joining PricewaterhouseCoopers in Minneapolis as an Audit Associate!

Congratulations to Mitchell Perry '12 on graduating from Stanford Law School in June 2024. Mitch will be working at the law firm Quinn, Emanuel, Urquhart & Sullivan starting this in the Fall of 2024.

St. Mary’s Ryken (SMR) has announced the appointment of Nick Cotroneo '97 as the new head coach for the girls’ ice hockey team. Read more here Congratulations, Nick!

The weather interfered with the Class of 1973 breakfast turnout but the guys had a great time catching up on things such as health, retirement, trips, Tom Cosgrove's horse "Seize the Day" winning the Preakness, and John Barnes gave his STA New Pool update. Pictured are: (back row) Tom Cosgrove, John Maguire, Chris Lee, Peter Gillen, Jim Murlowski (front row) Mike Sirek, Tim Plunkett, Jim Joyce

Tom Brabeck '65 is an Active Glider pilot. The farthest Tom has gone is 500 miles and the highest is 26,000 ft. Tom has also been married to Barbara Ann Brabeck for 55 years. Congratulations, Tom & Barbara!

Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Galveston Houston recognized Michael Sullivan '82 for his work tutoring refugee and immigrant high school students in English. Many of the students enrolled in Catholic Charities’ St. Jerome Emiliani Foster Care program are orphans, come from war-torn countries, or have come to the U.S. with no parent or guardian. Sullivan also leads the efforts of other volunteers who have helped many Catholic Charities’ clients pass Texas State testing, obtain their GEDs, and give them much-needed confidence to succeed in school and eventually get jobs. Congratulations and keep up the great work, Michael!

Brian Borg '05 recently made the news for being an amazing Dad. Last September, Brian donated his kidney to his son, Michael (4), aka "Miracle Michael". Michael has been fighting for his life since before he was born and has beaten the odds countless times. With the gift of his father's kidney, Michael is well on his way to seeing many more milestones previously thought to be unattainable. All our best to the Brian, Tricia (Vis '06), Michael, Johnny (10), Peter (9), Gianna (7), and Danny (5) as they celebrate everything that life brings them! See the full story here

After 27 years as a Biology Professor at College of St. Benedict + St. John's University, Michael Reagan '81, retired at the end of spring semester 2024. He's looking forward to travel, golf, and whatever adventures life throws his way. Congratulations, Michael!

Here's an update from Gene LaFond '63: He's still standing, writing songs, and playing music wtih his harmonic partner, Amy Grillo, on the North Shore of Lake Superior and throughout the midwest. He'd love to do a house concert for his buddies in the class of 1963 (notoriously the best class). You know where to find him. All the best & shine on!

Congratulations to Matt Boland '20 as he looks forward to joining the American Robotics team!

HOW MANY ALUMNI DOES IT TAKE TO COACH STA BASEBALL?
We wanted to know more from each of the coaches, all their answers can be found here

Raleigh Droel '20 will be starting as an associate at PwC in October 2024; congratulations, Raleigh!

On the Passing of Peter Ritten '51

Robert Kirscher '68 has been busy in his semi-retirement. He's President of the Florida Restaurant & Lodging Assoc., Sarasota Chapter, National Restaurant Association finalist for community involvement/contributor, Sarasota tourism leader of the year, Siesta Key Chamber Sharon Cunningham Award recipient, and 17 year board member of FRLA.

Congratulations to Paul Pence '82, who recently retired from the Army Corps of Engineers as a Natural Resource Manager. In his words, " Life is good!"

Congratulations to Head Football Coach Travis Walch and Assistant Coach Tim Hernandez '77 on bringing home some hardware from this year’s Minnesota Football Coaches Association Banquet on April 6. Coach Walch received the Section Coach of the Year and Coach Hernandez was awarded the Butch Nash award, honoring an assistant coach that has had a lasting impact on their program.

Congratulations Coaches! #GoCadets

Congratulations to J.P. Bruno '14 on earning his PhD in Economics this month and on his upcoming wedding in October!

Chase Foley '18 and Ray Christie '18 will be transferring to University of St. Thomas!

Congratulations to Ray Christie '18 on earning the Scott Winkler Award at Colorado College. This award is given to the player that earned the respect of his teammates by showing humility, optimism, and support through his love and appreciation for the game (hockey) as well as his teammates!

Jack Colleran '16 got engaged to Grace Fallon in January; they will be married in July 2024. Congratulations Jack & Grace!

Congratulations to Matthew Dorle '14, talent manager to Mr. Beast and professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau.

Congratulations to Bobby Cunningham '22 for earning the US Naval Academy's men's hockey team Rookie of the Year award!

The Catholic Athletic Association (CAA), founded by the father of Tim Doran '79, is celebrating 75 years of supporting youth athletics this year! The article pictures a couple alums from the class of 1979 (Tony Berg & John Hanousek). 

The 1998 STA State Champion basketball team was honored at the February 23 basketball game vs. Two Rivers. Side note: the Cadets won the game in overtime 72-69!

Richard Ebert ’71 will launch his debut novel on May 1, 2024. Silentcide: The Art of Undetected Killing is an international suspense thriller that thunders across 15 cities in six countries. The plot includes brainwashing, extortion, revenge, romance and omnipotent control over a network of assassins. The book will be available on Amazon.

Congratulations to Bill Foussard '72 (owner of White Bear Country Inn and Rudy's Redeye Grill in White Bear Lake, MN) for being awarded the Explore Minnesota 2024 Tourism Industry Leader Award!

Congrats to Dr. Tim McManus '07 for his work at the NFL combine last week!

Judd Spicer '94 is an author and co-host of "the Press Box" radio show (ESPN 103.9, Palm Springs, CA). Check out some of his articles here.

Dan Cascarano ‘00 and John Hames ‘00 met up in Colorado with their kids to hit the slopes at Beaver Creek, CO!

Mike Igo '56 likes to fish in his spare time.

Congratulations to Dennis Kelly '66 who just released his book, Mindful Writing from the County Jail. Learn more about Dennis here. Check out the article about Dennis in the Highland Villager here. Get your copy of the book from Amazon!

Jacob Gerend '17 is excited to share several recent milestones in his professional development. In December 2023, he graduated from Viterbo University with a Masters of Sciences degree in clinical mental health counseling. His gratitude to his STA mentors that made this journey possible is immeasurable. He also recently started a new position as a psychotherapist at Greenhaven Therapy, LLC.

Dan Lambert ’73, Herb Schulte ’65, John Maguire ’73 gather for a scuba diving trip in St. Thomas Virgin Islands. Dan was the 2023 Fleming Award winner. All swam at the Academy, John a swim captain. Herb at age 77 gives all of us hope to continue to be active and do the activities that one loves to do. Herb still competes in Waterskiing. He had one a 2022 t-shirt from Waterskiing Nationals in Kansas. John has another 2.4 mile Zorbaz Gull Lake lake swim lined up in June.

Jack Lee '09 is happy to share that he has been promoted to Senior Specialty Sales Representative and Field Sales Trainer at Mayne Pharma.

Congratulations to John Lamb ’13 on your new position of Vice President, Global Investment Banking, at Baird.

Kevin Murphy ‘21 is excited to announce that in January he started an internship with BDO's state and local tax (SALT). He is thrilled to be part of an innovative and dynamic team.

Peter Matlon '63 and his wife, Joyce, moved to Plymouth, MA in 2021. Peter & Joyce are thoroughly enjoying their New England coastal town. Peter has become a member of a Plymouth Town government committee, appropriately named No Place for Hate, that works to advance social and racial justice. Peter's three grandchildren (two girls and a boy) influence his life perspectives and sense of what really matters. Congratulations, Peter!

Congratulations to Alec Broetzman '15! Watch this video Michigan Tech put out on Alec's achievements over the past few years. He's now an Assistant Hockey Coach for the Huskies.

STA Alumni and Friends connected at Collier’s Reserve Country Club in Naples, FL.

The class of '67 celebrated their annual Christmas get together lunch at Patrick McGovern’s just before Christmas. Pictured left to right: Tim Gallivan, Bob LaBree, Buck Jandric, Mike Peluso, John Bisanz, Mark Clark, Scott Olson, Chip Michel, Bob McDonald, Charlie Mischek, Paul McCarten, George Sonnen, Bill Lindsay, Jim McNulty.

Check out this video of the Class of 1973 check presentation to STA on September 15, 2023.

Congratulations to Bill Walsh '84 for being sworn in for his third term on the White Bear Lake City Council!

Class of '73 Quarterly breakfast attendees! Pictured from left to right are: Larry Frycklund, Tom Cosgrove, Mike Breckman, Capt Nick Honan, Interim Commandant of Cadets and guest speaker, Tim Ridley, Tom Marrinan, John Rooney, and Tim Plunkett

Patrick Gramith '01 lives in Michigan where he is a Family Practice doctor, husband to Christina (also a doctor), father of two boys, and a soccer coach!