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Nancy Heilman Kichak, deputy
associate director for workforce
planning and policy analysis and
chief actuary in the U.S. Office of
Personnel Management, has been
elected president of the Middle
Atlantic Actuarial Club. She has
also been awarded the rank of
Distinguished Executive by
President George W. Bush for her
service to the federal government.
72 Timothy Beal is executive
pastor at Rancho Bernardo
Community Presbyterian Church.
His wife, Cherie Sanderson Beal
’89, is communications manager at
Wells Fargo Bank. Tim and Cherie
reside in San Diego.
Susan Wissolik James and her
husband, Richard, make their
home in Canton, Mass., where
Susan is an editorial project
manager at Houghton Mifflin Co.
73 Leslie Brooks Smith and her
husband, Russell, live in
Pittsburgh, where Leslie is a
registered nurse at UPMC.
Thomas Campbell and his wife,
Sharon, live in New Wilmington,
where Tom is employed in sales
and marketing with JEEMCO Inc.,
a general construction firm.
The Rev. John Hopkins is director
of pastoral care and candidate
ministry for the Board of Foreign
Missions of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian Church.
He travels the world to recruit and
train pastors for missionaries of
the association.
Debi Malcomson is a realtor with
RE/MAX of Stuart, Fla.
John Sniezek Jr. and his wife,
Deborah, reside in Lynchburg, Va.,
where John is CEO of Johnson
Health Center.
74 David Finney has been
selected to become the seventh
president of Champlain College in
Burlington, Vt. For the past 20
years he has served in several
capacities at New York University,
including admissions, financial
aid, enrollment services,
advertising and publications.
75 James Lowry is senior vice
president, district sales manager
with American Home Mortgage.
Jim and his wife, Anna, live in
Mooresville, N.C.
76 Pamela Bercaw Gibson and
her husband, Tim, live in
Cincinnati, where Pamela is
account group director at
Freedman, Gibson & White, Inc.,
an advertising agency.
Gail Boberg Hall and her
husband, David Hall, live in West
Hartford, Conn. Gail is president
of Actex Publications, and Dave is
self-employed in Web site
production.
The Rev. Robert Funk and his
wife, Florence, reside in Grand
Rapids, Mich., where Bob is
pastor and head of staff at Cross
Community Church.
Richard Gmerek is a lawyer and
partner with Wolf Block
Government Relations, LP, a
government relations and lobby
firm in Harrisburg. Dick and his
wife, Denise, make their home in
Hummelstown.
John Paul Johnson is director of
choral activities at the University
of Kansas and was featured in an
article about the Holiday Vesper
service. He and his wife, Ann
Eckhart Johnson, and their
daughter moved to Kansas from
Texas three years ago so that John
Paul could realize his dream of
teaching at the university.
Leah Kissick is a professor of
special education at East
Stroudsburg University.
Bonnie Malcolm Chizmada and
her husband, Tom, have relocated
to Northborough, Mass. Bonnie is
self-employed as a personal
trainer.
Arthur Shedden, his wife Becky,
and their two sons live in Warren,
N.J. Arthur is vice president of
global medical affairs–respiratory
at Schering-Plough.
James Tyler is a clinical
audiologist and owner of
Delaware Hearing Consultants. He
and his wife, Donna, live in
Newark, Del.
77 Barry Skiles is a civil
engineer with Natural Resources
Conservation Service, a division
of the U.S. Department of
Agriculture. He and his wife,
Faith, and their four children live
in Pilot, Va.
Lynne Turner of Chesterfield, Va.,
is a human resources information
system consultant with Bon
Secours Health System, a Catholic
health care system in
Marriottsville, Md.
78 Douglas Bosnik, his wife,
Kyra, and their two children live
in Akron, Ohio, where Doug is
executive vice president of
Buckeye Corrugated Inc., a
packaging manufacturer.
Janet Morrow Pate is living in
Prishtina, Kosovo, as the project
director/returns with the United
Methodist Committee on Relief.
She is working with Serbian
families returning to the village of
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to our endowed scholarship donors. It’s
their chance to express appreciation for
this marvelous gift, and often it’s the start
of a wonderful relationship.
THIS YEAR, 159 THANK YOU NOTES WERE
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College, please contact Sue Rudloff,
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at 724-946-7673 or
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24 Winter 2005 • Westminster College Magazine