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alumni class notesRev. Lloyd Kallevig was forced50to move when his home inWadena, Minn., was destroyed by atornado in June.Dennis Kalpin was one of the61retired teachers who sharedtheir memories in the countryschoolhouse at the Douglas County(Minn.) fair in August. His career included40 years of teaching, 47years of coaching football, plus basketball,softball, track, and baseball.Alice (Heikkila) Kinnunen,62Hancock, Mich., and her husband,Eldon, have spent 18 years inretirement working in Reynosa, Mexico,each winter, building homes forthe poor, distributing goods, helpingwith medical care, schooling, etc.Rev. Marv Repinski, Austin,64Minn., retired from theMethodist ministry six years ago,and is currently serving as interimpastor at Lansing Methodist Church,his fifth interim appointment. Healso teaches world religion at RiverlandCommunity College in Owatonna,and serves on the board ofthe Austin Symphony Orchestra.Paul Sedio retired after 3670years with Wells Fargo Bank.David Ulvin, Edina, Minn., served asthe senior commodore for the 2010Minneapolis Aquatennial. He retiredfrom teaching music in the St. Paulschool system and now invests inmulti-family residential real estate.Marti Lybeck’s dissertation on73female homosexuality in Germanywas named the State Universityof New York best dissertation inqueer studies last year. She teacheshistory at University of Wisconsin-LaCrosse.Rev. Gary Wollersheim was reelectedto a third six-year term asbishop of the Northern Illinois Synodof the ELCA. He serves as co-chairmanof the Illinois Council ofChurches and chairman of the RegionFive ELCA bishops.Rev. David Halaas, Williston,76N.D., joined the staff ofLutheran Social Services of NorthDakota last summer and works fromits Minot program office. He washonored by the Western NorthDakota Synod Assembly of the ELCAfor 30 years of ordained ministry.Bill Reyer, Tiffin, Ohio, is pro-and chair of the English77fessorDepartment at Heidelberg University.He is a member of the TiffinGlass Collectors Club and he volunteersat the Tiffin Glass Museum,giving tours and providing informationabout the glass production.Judy (Carson) Houck ’10 MSW,80Woodbury, Minn., received aHartford Scholarship in social work.She and her husband, Lee ’78, awaittheir first grandchild in January.Kevin Kuntz joined TopLine FederalCredit Union in Maple Grove, Minn.,as senior vice president of sales andservice. Most recently, he was seniorvice president and director of relationshipbanking at TCF Bank.52Rev. Len Dalberg, and his wife,Annabelle (Hanson) ’51,Solvang, Calif., were honored bytheir 4 children and 11 grandchildrenon their 60th anniversary at aseaside restaurant family dinner. Lenis a visitation pastor at BethaniaLutheran Church in Solvang in hisretirement.Diane (Peterson) Kachel,82Woodbury, Minn., receivedher Master of Biological Science degreefrom the University of Minnesotain April 2010. For the pastfour years, she has been assistantdirector of the Center for Lung Scienceand Health at the universitywhile completing her degree. Sheand her husband are blessed withthree adult sons and a daughter-inlaw,all in the metro area.Janice Aune serves on the88board of Caring Bridge.Devoney Looser, professor of89English at University of Missouri,was recently featured in theuniversity’s research magazine, Illuminations,about her book project, aCarolyn E. Johnson, Fullerton, Calif., traveled to Nigeria in the63summer to celebrate the completion of a water well that providesclean drinking water to the village of Okigwe. She is active in the FullertonSunrise Rotary Club, which received funding from the Rotary Foundationfor the project. She is an associate professor of communicationsat California State University-Fullerton and has also taught in Belize asa Rotary teacher. “It was an enlightening and gratifying experience!”Since reconnecting some years ago, several women from the75Class of 1975 have been getting together during the year, especiallyat Advent Vespers and the Auggie Night at the Races. Here, theyenjoy a potluck dinner last summer at Brenda (Hoppes) Cattadoris’house in Brooklyn Park, Minn. (L to R) Jo Koester, Jennie Hakes, Shirley(Christianson) Nickel, Brenda (Salberg) Peterson, and Brenda (Hoppes)Cattadoris.48Augsburg Now
Jennifer (Coyle) Rhoads and97her husband, Justin, Blaine,Minn., celebrated the birth of theirdaughter, Lauren Reese.Mark Joseph and his wife,99Danielle, Maple Grove, Minn.,welcomed their first child, Ella Lorraine,on December 14, 2009. Markis a juvenile probation officer for HennepinCounty and an assistant footballcoach for Osseo Senior High School.The “Fifth-Floor Girls” from the Class of 2001 enjoyed a mini-vacation01last summer on Cape Cod. (L to R) Erica Huls, Stacy (Waterman) Newton,Emily (Brinkman) Waldon, Laura Waldon, Sara Thedinga.Signe (Hillestad) and her husband, Aaron McKie ’05, welcomed daugh-Sølvei Mareta on May 24. She is welcomed by big sisters Lillian and02terEllenora.Leah (Spafford) and her hus-Taher Omar, Brooklyn02band,Center, Minn., welcomed a babygirl, Scarlett Susan, on July 6.Christina (Boe) Anderson,04Blaine, Minn., and her husband,Michael, welcomed their newdaughter, Charlotte Marie, onFeb. 25.biography of two 19th-centuryBritish sister writers, Anna Mariaand Jane Porter. The article citesDevoney as “one of the nation’smost respected scholars of Britishliterature and women’s writings.”Amy Rice’s exhibition, “Let Me93Tell You a Story,” was shown inthe Central Lakes College Gallery inBrainerd, Minn., during September.She is the founder of Spectrum Art-Works, Minneapolis.Paul Martin was recently hired95as vice president, employeecare and center services at the LincolnNational Corporation’s LincolnEmployer Market’s Group Insuranceteam.Jim Osberg married Jennifer Oberlagin Hot Springs, Ark., on Sept. 4. Heis a sales rep for Medtronic; they livein Wayzata, Minn.Will Schroeder joined Kemin FoodTechnologies in Des Moines, Iowa,as research and development director.He founded and led Blue SkyCreamery and ice cream start-upbusiness.Derrin Lamker has been head97football coach at Osseo HighSchool for six years. In a recent interviewhe credits Augsburg coachJack Osberg ’62 as teaching him themost important lessons of learninghow to build relationships with hisplayers.Leah (Holloway) Rudeen and99her husband, Kevin, VadnaisHeights, Minn., welcomed the arrivalof their third son, Drew Alexander,on Feb. 26. Drew joins big brothersZachary (5) and Grant (3).Rev. Melissa (Moyle) and her00husband, Larye Pohlman ’98,Minneapolis, welcomed their daughter,Lauryn KyJune, on June 11.Nicole Warner recently opened01the Milwaukee Chamber Orchestra’sseason as mezzo-soprano soloistin Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater. She is theco-winner of the 2010 Bel Canto ChorusRegional Artists competition.Karen Lohr, Flagstaff, Ariz., is04a member of the USAWomen’s Sled Hockey Team andplays in Phoenix on the Coyotes sledteam. She has been a hall directorat Northern Arizona University.Steve Herzog is a musician06who made his onstage debutat the 2010 Fringe Festival in Minneapolis,playing the role of Rick in“Hollywood Hot!” with the LAB Theater.Previously, he held long-termengagements with the Mall of Americaand Carnival Cruise Lines.Brett Cease completed a073,000-mile bike trip on hisbike that he named Tranquility, ashe traveled from New York Citythrough the Northeast and Canadaon his way home to Bemidji. Go towww.homeinthewoods.wordpress.com.Stephanie Malone was hired by CaringBridgeas development officer.Dan Ryan was sworn in as a Rogers,Minn., police officer in September.He is a member of the Army Reservesand served time in Iraq. Hecompleted the Minnesota Peace OfficerStandards and Training (POST).Kasi (Clauson) and her hus-David Lange, announce08band,the birth of their daughter, RubiMae, on July 6. Kasi is the new headcoach for Augsburg’s women’sswimming and diving team.Fall 201049
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