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Kevin teaches and coaches
football at Richmond High
School. The family resides in
Richmond, Ind.
Amber (Hicks) Weatherford ’05
and her husband, Tyler,
are the parents of a daughter,
Addison Renee, born on April 30,
2010. The family resides in
Indianapolis.
Stefanie Davis ’06 has been
accepted into the masters of
library science degree program
at Indiana University-Purdue
University Indianapolis.
Wilson Mack ’06 and Annie
Wantz ’06 married on May 29,
2010, in Plainfield, Ind.
Wilson is a graphic designer
for International Medical
Group, and also a freelance
photographer. Annie is a
graphic designer for Cummins.
The couple resides in
Greenwood, Ind.
Rachael Niehaus ’06 and Josh
Cullins married on April 17,
2010. Noelle Steele ’06 served
as maid of honor. Rachael is
working as manager of media
relations and congressional
events for the American
Association for Cancer Research
in Washington, D.C. Josh is a
mechanical engineer. The couple,
along with their four-legged
canine children, Greta and Perry,
have relocated from Indianapolis
to Alexandria, Va.
Meagan Terlep ’06 is a mental
health therapist with
Centerstone, a provider of
community-based behavioral
health care. She resides in
Richmond, Ind.
Sarah Coffey ’07 recently was
awarded an Emerging Leaders
Award from the Indiana
CPA Society. The organization
presents only five of these awards
per year, to CPAs who have served
their profession or communities
in a commendable manner.
Sarah is a current participant in
the Central Indiana United Way
Leadership United program.
She resides in Zionsville, Ind.
Josh Friend ’07 is teaching
English in Oyama-shi, Japan,
for the second year. He plans to
continue teaching at least one
more year. He teaches classes to a
range of ages, from children to
senior citizens.
Charlee (Beasor) Mitchell ’07
recently accepted a position
with the Indiana Chamber of
Commerce as a communications
and public relations specialist.
She previously worked for
The Hendricks County Flyer
newspaper. She and her husband
reside in Indianapolis.
Caleb Wiles ’07 has made a
career switch from teacher to
full-time performer. He
specializes in performing card
magic at corporate events.
He has published a how-to book
for magicians; High Spots is a
collection of 11 original card
tricks. Caleb also lectures to other
magicians around the country
about how to improve their
magic. He resides in Indianapolis.
Bobby Adams ’08 and Christi
Law ’09 married on June 13,
2009, in an outdoor ceremony
overlooking the Ohio River in
Madison, Ind. Alumni in the
wedding party included Amanda
Bailey ’09, Megan Sweany ’10,
Marty Young ’08, Scott
Niederhaus ’08, Paul Galbraith
’09 and Brett Miller ’08. The
couple reside in Crothersville,
Ind.
Liz Bassler ’08 recently
completed an internship with the
Invisible Children organization in
Uganda, Africa. The organization
is involved in raising awareness
about the ongoing rebel war in
northern Uganda as a means of
helping prevent the abduction of
Kristin (Hagy) Ross ’05 and her husband, Kevin, are the parents of a daughter,
Riley, born on July 9, 2010.
children who are forced into
training to become soldiers. In
January 2012, Franklin College
will, for the second time, offer
students a Winter Term trip to
Uganda, where they will be
involved in numerous service
projects. Prior to departure,
students will watch the film
“Invisible Children” to learn
more about the area’s political
strife.
Mariah (Moon) Blalock ’08 and
her husband, Kevin, are the
parents of a son, Daniel, born
on June 26, 2010.
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Lance Mayfield ’08 is teaching
fourth grade at Needham
Elementary School in Franklin,
Ind. He previously worked at
Franklin Community Middle
School as a special-education
teacher.
Ryan Meyer ’08 has been named
head women’s tennis coach at
Thomas More College. He
previously was a volunteer
assistant coach at the University
of Cincinnati and before that an
assistant men’s and women’s
tennis coach at Franklin College.
He played tennis during his four
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