JUDY HUMPHREYS POQUETTE is a self-employed seamstress with Poquette's Fabrication. She makes window treatments. Judy has one son and two grandsons, and lives in Renton, Washington.

LINDA NORQUIST REEDER is a reading teacher in the Highline School District in SeaTac, Washington. Her husband, THOMAS REEDER, who earned a master's degree from SPC in 1973, has retired after teaching for 37 years. The Reeders have two children and live in SeaTac.

GAYLA STACY SHERLUND has been writing songs and singing them a cappella. She is now learning to play the guitar. When her husband had cancer, Gayla wrote and performed a song for the cancer center where he was being treated. She lives in Camptonville, California.

KATHY VOHLAND retired from Washington's Oak Harbor School District in 1996. She moved to Corvallis, Oregon, in 1997 and is currently the director of education for Sylvan Learning Center.

Class of 1971
Reunion: Saturday, February 3, 10:00 a.m. Complimentary continental brunch. Fireside Room, Student Union Building.

ANNE AYERS is retired from NASA. A counselor, educator, psychologist, inventor and businesswoman, she is listed in the Marquis Who's Who in America and Marquis Who's Who in the World. Anne lives in Martinsburg, West Virginia.

ROGER BUSH is serving his third term in the Washington State House of Representatives, elected in 1996. CHERYL STEUERNAGEL BUSH has worked for the Puyallup School District since 1985 and has exhibited artwork in regional art competitions. The couple lives in Tacoma, Washington.

JEANNE WALTERS DAHLKE taught preschool and Headstart, and home-schooled her two daughters, for 10 years. Recently she worked on Census 2000 as a recruiter. Jeanne's husband, Tom, is a mason. They live in Antigo, Wisconsin.

SANDRA NELSON DOBDAY works part-time in a public library. She and her husband, Mark, have three children and reside in Medway, Maine.

FLOYD FRY is an assistant principal in the Clark County Schools in Nevada. He lives in Las Vegas.

BARBARA KELLEY MOSES GALLAGHER lives in Kalispell, Montana. She founded the Education Recovery Foundation in 1991 and is its director. She is also the founder and chair of Flathead County Peer Court, and served on Kalispell City Council for six years. In addition to her work with community and state organizations, Barbara is active in church. Her husband, Larry, works for Housing and Urban Development (HUD). They have six children and eight grandchildren.

WALLY HACKETT has worked for Trans World Airlines (TWA) for more than 27 years in customer service and sales positions. He writes, "I currently manage our city ticket office in Costa Mesa, California, and plan to retire in the near future, possibly to a second career." Wally lives in Los Angeles.

KEN HAGEN and DIANE BULLER HAGEN live in Chattanooga, Tennessee, where he is a business owner and she is a housewife. They have two children.

LUANN LESTER MCBRIDE is an ordained minister in the Nazarene Church and serves full-time as a hospital chaplain in Olympia, Washington. She is also the co-founder of "Good Mourning," a center for grief and life transitions. Luann is married to Paul McBride, also a minister, and she is the stepmother to three children and five grandchildren. The McBrides lives in Lacey, Washington.

SYLVIA WIGHT MEYER teaches music in Orland, California, and plays viola in two string quartets. She writes, "I have enjoyed those summer 'Orff' workshops at SPU." Sylvia lives in Chico, California.

DARRELL MOORE and JANICE MIKKELBORG MOORE have worked in education in Alaska for nearly 30 years. They write, "We were blessed with a unique life, working with Alaska native youth." They live in Tenakee Springs, Alaska, and Manson, Washington.

MARGARET MACK NELSON and her husband served as missionaries with the Free Methodist Church in Hong Kong for 19 years. They have now completed their work there and have returned to the United States. The Nelsons, who anticipate other missionary service in the future, live in Scotts Valley, California.

JUDY JENSEN PAUL has taught English in Moses Lake, Washington, for 30 years. She earned a master's degree from Gonzaga University in 1992. Judy's husband of 25 years, Fred, is also a teacher. The couple has two children and attends the First Presbyterian Church in Moses Lake, where Judy has served as an elder and is currently the moderator of the board of deacons.

RON PETERSON is a senior engineer at IBM-Rochester in Minnesota. SHERYL CARLSON PETERSON works part-time as a secretary at Salem Road Covenant Church. They have two adult children and live in Rochester.

TILLIE BLIEGE PORTER taught in the Seattle Public Schools for 26 years. Today, she's the help-desk manager at Northwest College in Kirkland, Washington. She and husband Cal live in Shoreline, Washington.

RUSS ROWLEE spent nine years as an Air Force navigator, followed by 17 years as a Boeing engineer and manager. For the past three years, he's been the director of avionics engineering for AT&T Wireless Services. Russ lives in Seattle.

JIM STEWART and KATHY GLASS STEWART live in University Place, Washington, and homeschool the two youngest of their four children. Jim works half-time as a consultant for Character First Corporation and works half-time as a physician at Cottesmore Nursing Home. The Stewarts have two grandchildren.

JANET BRIGGS STONE is working toward a master's degree in business administration and has two grown children. Since remarrying in 1998, she lives in Tampa, Florida.

PETER TAM and BEVERLY LIM TAM saw their son, ADRIEL TAM, graduate from SPU in 1998. Peter works for the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and writes that he's "seriously engaged in ballroom dancing, scuba diving and music recording in a home studio." The Tams live in Bethesda, Maryland.

KEN THORNBERG and his wife, Sylvia, live in Boise, Idaho. The founders of Freedom Encounter, a parachurch ministry, they preach and teach full-time in the United States and overseas.

PAUL TICE is the principal of Yuba City Charter School in California. He makes his home in Yuba City.

BRUCE TRAUB is now a financial advisor after a 22-year career as a faculty member and administrator in Christian colleges. Two of his three children, ESTHER TRAUB KUELKER '90 and senior KRISTEN TRAUB, have attended SPU. Bruce and his wife, Carolyn, live in Fresno, California.

DEBORAH WITTIG writes, "I have been a missionary with OMS International for 26 years and am presently serving the Lord by teaching missionary kids at Wesley International Schools in Malang, East Java, Indonesia." She lives in Malang.

Class of 1976
Reunion: Saturday, February 3, 6:00 p.m. Complimentary refreshments. Lounge, Miller Science Learning Center.

LARRY ANDERSON and his wife, Ann, have been married for 25 years and have two children. They live in Kansas and Larry writes that he can be reached by e-mail at landers@centralchristian.edu.

MELISSA GWINN ASSINK is a registered nurse who works part-time with Providence Homecare and Hospice of Snohomish County, Washington. Her husband, PHILIP ASSINK '77, is the pastor of Faith Community Church in Edmonds, Washington. They have two teen-age children and live in Edmonds.

JOELL BONG taught in a Christian school for eight years, worked in a residential drug/alcohol treatment center for three years and has now worked at Boeing Employees Credit Union for more than nine years. Joell lives in Seattle.

GARY BUMA is the cash manager for Western Washington University (WWU) in Bellingham, Washington, and NINA FORD BUMA is program assistant for WWU's Elementary Education Department. They live in Bellingham and have three sons, including BRIAN BUMA, an SPU sophomore.

CELESTE CARLISLE CLAUSON is an endocrinologist at the Polyclinic in Seattle. JOHN CLAUSON is the corporate vice president of CR Bard, a medical device manufacturer. The couple has three children and lives in Seattle.

THOMAS DERPACK lives in Bothell, Washington, and owns a mortgage company in Edmonds. His wife, Judy, teaches preschool. They have four daughters, including JENELLE DERPACK, an SPU senior.

SHERYL ERICKSON EMRA and husband JOHN EMRA '75 live in Los Angeles, California. John has been a missionary for 20 years and is currently City Teams Ministries' director of ministry. Since 1986, he's worked with Hispanic gangs and their families in the Los Angeles inner city.

LYNNE HANSEN HALL and KEN HALL '77 live in Redmond, Washington, where he owns a window and door business. Lynne recently left the staff at Timberlake Christian Fellowship for a new position in the Alumni Office at SPU. The Halls have three children, including son CHRIS HALL, an SPU freshman.

NICKI GREGOR ISAACSON is a neurology/neurosurgery nurse consultant at Wenatchee Valley Clinic in Wenatchee, Washington. Her husband, Scott, is a general contractor. They have three children and live in Wenatchee.

PATRICIA BURTON KREMENSEK and her husband, Brad, have two children and live in Sheridan, Wyoming. They opened Three Peaks Christian School for grades 8 through 12 in 1995. Patricia teaches Bible and history classes, and Brad is school administrator.

SARAH GACKLE MANKE and DAVID MANKE '72 live in East Wenatchee, Washington, and have three daughters. Sarah has worked part-time for more than 22 years in graphic arts and bookkeeping, but she is now a stay-at-home mother to their 3-year-old daughter. David owns several businesses, including Dave's Transmission and The Alignment Shop.

KELLY MARTINSON and her partner, K.R. Davis, live in Billings, Montana. Kelly stays at home with her young son and daughter.

DEBRA WALZ SMERAGLIO is a dental hygienist and works with low-income children during the school year. Her husband, George, works for Standard Tires, flies Lear jets part-time, and is a lieutenant colonel in the Oregon Air Guard. They have two children and live in Milwaukie, Oregon.

DEBRA SMITH lives in Santa Clara, California, and is a pediatric nurse practitioner at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. She writes, "I have two cats, enjoy antiquing, interior design, walking, swimming, socializing, and working with underprivileged children."

FRANK TROTH has been a systems analyst at the Boeing Company in Seattle for 22 years. He and wife Celia live in Shoreline, Washington, and have two children. They are active in the United Evangelical Free Church. Frank writes that his hobbies include "C.S. Lewis, hiking, photography."

RICH TYAS lives in Seattle, where he remodels historic houses with Tangent Construction and establishes dot-com businesses at Tangent Fun. His wife, Kay, was recently ordained a deacon in the United Methodist Church. They have one daughter.

JEWEL VAN VALIN has been a flight attendant for Delta Airlines (formerly Western Airlines) for 23 years. She is based in Los Angeles and lives in Solvang, California.

STEVE WHEELER lives in Hersey, Michigan. For 17 years, he has been an adoption services supervisor at a nonprofit social services agency. Steve has two sons.

GAIL WIELDRAAYER is self-employed, teaching music readiness classes for 4-7-year-olds. She also serves as a church musician at the First Reformed Church in Oak Harbor, Washington, where she makes her home.

VIRGINIA EVANS WINCKLER is an assistant director of an engineering department. Husband GARY WINCKLER '74 is the head women's track coach at the University of Illinois. Residents of Monticello, Illinois, the Wincklers celebrated 25 years of marriage in 2000 and have two children.

Class of 1981
Reunion: Saturday, February 3, 2:00 p.m. Complimentary refreshments. Second Floor Fireside Room, Robert M. Fine Center, First Free Methodist Church (on campus).

TED CHRISTENSEN JR. is the current president of the Washington Music Educators Association, the official organization for state music educators. He is also the director of the Inglemoor High School Marching Band, Wind Ensemble and Symphonic Band, as well as the music program manager for the Northshore School District. He and his wife, CATHY POGUE CHRISTENSEN '86, are the music directors for St. John's Episcopal Church in Kirkland, Washington. They live with their two daughters in Bothell.

JIM COURSON serves in a pastoral position and oversees an orphanage for severely handicapped children in northern Mexico. He, wife Julie, and their three children live in Carmen Serdan, Mexico.

KATHLEEN SMITH CUMMINS lives in Seattle, where she is a senior portfolio manager at Salomon Smith Barney. She and her husband, Scott, have two children, love to travel and are involved with a Children's Hospital guild.

DOUGLAS HAMILTON and his wife, KAREN THORSEN HAMILTON '80, are active in their church, Ballard Free Methodist, and run their general construction company called IQ Construction, Inc. They have two children and make their home in Seattle.

INGER HORNE HERMAN writes that she is the "contented manager of three children, two dogs, one cat and too many flowerbeds to weed." She and her family live in Fall City, Washington.

ANDREA GOODLUND HOEY has been a nurse for the Wenatchee School District for more than two years. She's now applying for the family nurse practitioner graduate program at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. Andrea has two sons and resides in Wenatchee.

MELINDA MCCORMICK JORDAN lives in Clackamas, Oregon, with her husband, Jack, and their three daughters. Melinda teaches first grade in North Clackamas School District and teaches private piano and flute lessons.

DEBBIE GEORGE MACLURG owns and operates Market Place Vending in Vancouver, Washington, where she and her family live. She writes, "People call me the 'Candy Lady.'" Debbie's husband, Paul, is the executive pastor of New Heights Church. They have two children.

DON MARTINELL and SUE GILBERT MARTINELL write that they "live on six quiet acres with two kids, two dogs, two cats, one sheep and a mountain view." In their garden they raise a variety of fruits and vegetables, and they also enjoy hiking and mountain climbing. The Martinells' home is in Sultan, Washington.

KENT MCDONALD and LINDA LANGMAS MCDONALD '83 and their three daughters have returned to the United States after six years in Nairobi, Kenya, with Young Life. They are now living in Spokane, Washington, and working with Young Life at Whitworth College.

PATRICIA CARVER MCRAE is an ordained minister and lives in San Diego, California.

HEIDI GREEN MICHAELIS is a stay-at-home mother of three, with a fourth child expected in February. Her husband, Jim, is an engineer. The family is active at Northview Bible Church in Spokane, Washington, where they make their home.

GREG MIRACLE is the president and owner of Espresso Source International and the Great Lakes Coffee Roasting Company. He and his wife have two children, and they live in Beverly Hills (Detroit), Michigan.

LEANNE FRITZ MITCHELL has served in full-time ministry since 1993 at Hope Evangelical Free Church in Springfield, Illinois, overseeing visual arts, drama, music and worship. She and her husband, David, have three children. They reside in Springfield.

KEITH MONTGOMERY earned a master's degree in choral directing from the University of Washington and, for 13 years, has been on the faculty of Cairo American College in Egypt, where he is chair of the Department of Performing Arts. Keith is active in international festivals and concerts in Europe and the Middle East, and will be guest conductor of the International Middle School Honor Choir in Stavangar, Norway, in May 2001. He lives in Cairo.

RICHARD MOREY attended graduate school at Colorado State University from 1985 to 1990, and earned a master's degree and doctorate in counseling psychology. He is now a staff psychologist at Atascadero State Hospital in Atascadero, California, has an independent practice in psychology, and is a graduate instructor of psychology at Chapman University. He lives in Atascadero with his wife and four children.

TIMOTHY RUE and SANDRA STEVEN RUE live in Columbia City, Indiana, and work with Centro Familiar Vida Nueva, a Hispanic church-plant outreach of Village Green Free Methodist Church in Fort Wayne. They enjoy raising and homeschooling their seven children.

LAUREL LEWIS RUSHING is homeschooling her three children while also working part-time as the head of the billing department for a CPA firm. She writes, "I love my life!" Laurel, her husband, Nathan, and their family live in Olathe, Kansas.

JENNIFER TOWNLEY SIDE-BOTTOM and her husband, Daniel, have been missionaries in Pretoria, South Africa, for two years. Dan is developing a Bible institute using correspondence courses, and helping to oversee church outreach and growth. Jennifer helps in their church's music ministry, teaches children's church, and leads a women's Bible study. They have one daughter.

LAURIE CARDOZA SMITH works with her husband, Mark, who is the pastor of Grace Community Church in Flagstaff, Arizona. Laurie teaches piano students, coordinates children's ministry and plans weekly worship.

LISA THERRELL is a wilderness manager for the U.S. Forest Service in the Alpine Lakes Wilderness of Washington state. She enjoys gardening with her husband, Rich Haydon; teaching; yoga; and participating at Faith Lutheran Church, including in the Earth Stewardship group. Lisa and Rich live in Leavenworth, Washington.

LINDA CARLSON UHRICH has returned to teaching after 11 years at home with her three children. She teaches kindergarten part-time at King's Schools in Seattle. Her husband, STEPHEN UHRICH '79, has worked as an electrician for 22 years. The couple attends Seattle's Aurora Church of the Nazarene and lives in Kenmore, Washington.

DOROTHY CARLSON VANNESS teaches kindergarten part-time at Bellevue Christian School in Bellevue, Washington. She and her husband, Larry, are involved in many activities with their two sons. The VanNess family lives in Kirkland, Washington.

Class of 1986
Reunion: Saturday, February 3, 10:00 a.m. Complimentary continental brunch. Second Floor Seminar Room, Library.

CLIFF BROWN earned a master's degree in social work from the University of Washington. He works as a counselor in the Seattle Public Schools, and has a consulting business with Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). Cliff is also a basketball coach at Seattle's Franklin High School. He lives in Seattle.

BILL BURNETT is a captain with Argosy Cruises, and RUTH PAULS BURNETT is a stay-at-home mother to their four children. The family lives in Medina, Washington.

LISA DRESS is a loan consultant with AllBanc Mortgage in Seattle, advising borrowers in Washington and other states. A Seattle resident, she spends time in the SPU weight room after work.

JOHN FORSYTH has worked with Young Life since 1993. His wife, LISA JEFFERRIES FORSYTH '87, is a substitute teacher and is active in Bible Study Fellowship and the "Moms in Touch" prayer group. John and Lisa have three sons and live in SeaTac, Washington.

SARAH GARMIRE lives in Anderson Island, Washington. She teaches adult basic education and English as a second language for Pierce College at McNeil Island Corrections Center, a men's long-term minimum security facility.

MARCIE HARPE HARTZELL recently quit teaching private piano lessons to concentrate on homeschooling her three children. She is also active in her church's music ministry. Her husband, Rodney, is a Web developer and the family lives in Seattle.

PAM HAIGHT HORTON and husband JEFF HORTON '85 celebrated the birth of their fourth child in June 2000. Jeff is the associate pastor of Warm Beach Free Methodist Church. The couple lives in Stanwood, Washington.

ERIN JACKSON KELLY is a sales director with Mary Kay Cosmetics. Her husband, ROBERT KELLY '86, received a master of arts degree in music performance from Washington State University and currently works in the computer industry. They live in Phoenix, Arizona.

LISA KOLBERG celebrated the birth of a son in June 2000. She lives in Seattle.

DAN MATTAUSCH is president of the International Association of Collectors and Students of Antique Lighting. He has restored numerous house museums for the National Park Service, and his work on gas lighting has been documented in newspapers, cinema and television. Dan has researched gas lighting patents at the Library of Congress and the Smith-sonian National Museum of American History and is internationally recognized as the foremost collector of American gas light technology. He and his wife, NANCY ANUNSON MATTAUSCH, live in Washington, D.C.

HEIDI KLIPPERT MENDRO is a Creative Memories consultant and registrar for Arlington High School, where her husband, BEN MENDRO, teaches German and coaches Hi-Q and wrestling. They have two children and live in Arlington, Washington.

KRISTA NEEL is an admissions counselor at High Tech Institute in Phoenix, Arizona. She writes, "I own a house in Vancouver, Washington. I love to travel and have done a great deal this year."

REBECCA ROWE NEFF and her husband, Dennis, live in Glenwood, Iowa, with their three children. Rebecca starred as Annie in Annie, Get Your Gun in March 2000 at the Mills Masquers Theatre. She was also the music director for an all-children musical, Bugsy Malone, at the same theatre. She's currently writing a musical called Prairie Hearts and Wills.

DOUGLAS NEWTON is a senior systems analyst developing software at Milliman & Robertson, an actuarial consulting firm. He and his wife, Lorinda, have a young son. The family lives in Kirkland, Washington.

HEIDI VAN DE WALKER RIDDLE is a homemaker and is active in her children's school and church. Her husband, Darrill, is a senior manufacturing engineer for the Roper Corporation in Lafayette, Georgia. They have two children and live in Ringold, Georgia.

CAROL RIDENHOUR and her husband, JOSEPH RIDENHOUR '95, have two children and live in Shoreline, Washington. Carol is a charge nurse in the Orthopaedic Clinic at Seattle's Harborview Medical Center. She is also a major in the United States Air Force Reserve assigned to the Aeromedical Staging Squadron.

STEPHEN ROOT and SALLY SCHRECENGOST ROOT '85 own and operate a Schlotzsky's Deli in Carson City, Nevada, where they live. Stephen is also head of technical operations at Skyline Computer Corporation in Reno.

MICHELLE POTTHOFF SHULA teaches kindergarten in Puyallup, Washington. Her husband, John, teaches high school in Fife. They have three sons and live in Puyallup.

KAREN STOKES graduated from the University of Washington School of Medicine in 1991 and completed her residency in anesthesiology at the University of Washington Medical Center in 1995. She writes that she is "hoping to soon do overseas volunteer work in medicine." Karen lives in Boise, Idaho.

Class of 1991
Reunion: Saturday, February 3, 10:00 a.m. Complimentary continental brunch. Second Floor, Robert M. Fine Center, First Free Methodist Church (on campus).

MARIA HOEK ANDONIAN lives with her husband, Kirk, and four children in Gig Harbor, Washington.

MARCY SMITH BRIGHTON married Mark Brighton in 1993, has two children and is expecting a third in December. Although primarily a stay-at-home mother, Marcy is also a labor and delivery nurse at the University of Washington Medical Center. She lives in Seattle.

CHARLES "CHUCK" COCKBURN is a professional photographer, specializing in landscape scenic images. His wife, Julie, is a graphic designer and production artist. They live in Sunriver, Oregon, with their two dogs.

KRISTINE TOM CRABBE has been with J.C. Penney as a senior department manager for 10 years. She has a young son and lives in Honolulu, Hawaii. She writes, "I would love to have SPUians come and visit!"

DON DALZIEL earned a master's degree in education in September 1999 at City University in Seattle. He is now in his 10th year of teaching at Shorecrest High School in Shoreline, Washington. Don heads the Health and Physical Education Department at Shorecrest, and is the head girls' basketball coach, and the head boys' and girls' track coach. He and his wife, Mindy, live in Shoreline.

SUZANNE EMERY lives in San Jose, Costa Rica, and is working as a missionary with the Latin American Mission for an organization called Roblealto Child Care Association. She writes, "I love it!"

SHERRI ANDERSON FROTHING-HAM is a stay-at-home mom to "a very active 3-year-old son." She and husband NEALE FROTHINGHAM '90 are expecting their second child in 2001. They live in Ephrata, Washington.

SCOTT GODWIN has been in business development at Microsoft for five years. BECKY MCRAE GODWIN is a stay-at-home mother to their two children. They write, "We enjoy spending time playing at our Lake Wenatchee cabin with friends and family." The Godwins live in Redmond, Washington.

KURT GOERING works for AT&T Wireless in the Business Security group. He and his wife, DEBBIE OLSHEFSKY GOERING '92, live in Monroe, Washington, and are active in Cascade Community Church, where Kurt serves on the worship team and Debbie is planning the annual women's retreat. They have one child and are expecting a second in March 2001.

BRENDA CULVER GONYER and her husband, Mark, live in Kalamazoo, Michigan. Brenda attended Western Michigan University from 1991 to 1993, and then taught high school until 1997. She is now a stay-at-home mother to her three children.

ALLISA SMITH HAWKS spent 10 years as the assistant director for Rotary's Operation First Harvest, marketing and fund raising to gather surplus produce. In 1998, she became the marketing and development director at Tacoma Little Theatre in Tacoma, Washington. Allisa has since left the theatre to become an independent contractor. She lives in Tacoma.

SHARON IVERSON HEDMAN taught middle school social studies for eight years and is now a stay-at-home mom to her son. She and husband NICK HEDMAN '94 are expecting another baby in February 2001. They live in Puyallup, Washington.

SCOTT ISAAK manages the family farm in Coulee City, Washington. He is also the head coach for a local girls' high school basketball team. He and his wife, JEANNIE HALLE ISAAK '90, have three sons and reside in Coulee City.

LISA SHARPE JACKSON was recently awarded the Cox Communications "Excellence in Education" and "Teacher of the Year" awards. She teaches first and second grades at Scottsdale Christian Academy in Scottsdale, Arizona. She and her husband, Paul, also run Dynamic Labs, an engineering and analysis company.

JANELLE SAMMONS KANZ completed her master's degree in education at SPU this past summer, specializing in curriculum and instruction and reading/language arts. She teaches second grade students in the Renton School District. Janelle and her husband, Mike, have one daughter. They live in Renton, Washington.

JOY KENNELLY produced the Fourth Annual Short Pictures International Film Festival in Hollywood, California, this past fall. Held October 1213, SPIFF featured more than 40 short films from countries including the United States, Mexico, Canada, Russia and Northern Ireland. Two weeks earlier, SPIFF also hosted a preparatory celebration, which included Hollywood agents, actors, producers and other industry professionals. Joy is SPIFF's founder.

KIMBERLY JOHNSON LOPEZ is a stay-at-home mother of two. Her husband, CHRISTOPHER LOPEZ '92, is the vice president of Howland Homes. They recently built a new home in Edmonds, Washington.

ELIZABETH KEELAN LYNCH works at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia. She and her husband, Bruce, live in Norfolk.

LISA MCCHESNEY lives in La Habra, California, and teaches middle school in a Christian school in East Los Angeles.

SHELLY RANDOL MILLER writes, "I worked full-time as an OB registered nurse until the birth of my twin boys in '97, then part-time until the birth of son number 3 in '99. Now I am a stay-home mom of three active boys." Shelly resides in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

JANICE NORTHROP is earning a master's degree in education at SPU. She teaches kindergarten at Penny Creek Elementary in the Everett School District and writes she is "enjoying being an aunt to two nephews and two nieces." Janice lives in Mill Creek, Washington.

BRIAN OAKS lives in Seattle with his wife, Stephanie, and two children. He owns The Madison House, a film and media scoring company, and is an advisor/consultant in the high-tech industry.

KIM GEYER OSGOOD is an elementary school teacher, grades 13. She has three children and lives in Woodinville, Washington.

SHELLY RAKETTY has a master's degree in education and writes she is "working as a counselor at H.M. Jackson High School in the Everett School District and loving it!" She lives in Everett, Washington.

TROY RHOADARMER earned a doctorate in optical sciences from the University of Arizona in 1999. He now works for the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory, doing research in adaptive optics. He and his wife, JENNIFER HAWKINSON RHOADARMER '96, have two children and live in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

ALISA LAUBY ROEBKE taught junior high school for four years and married Todd Roebke in 1992. They now have two children and live in Marysville, Washington. She writes, "I love being a stay-at-home mom and am never bored!"

BARBARA CAGUE SMITH left the Northwest in November for Mooresville, North Carolina. Before her move, she had been providing health care to incarcerated juveniles at Echo Glen Children's Center in Snoqualmie, Washington.

DARLENE SMITH has taught third grade for eight years at Sultan Elementary School in Sultan, Washington. She lives in Edmonds, Washington.

SUZANNE STAPELY was a medical missionary in Guatemala with the Agros Foundation from 1998-2000. She is now a graduate student at Regent College and a part-time registered nurse. In September, she married DAN BARTHOLD '69, a builder with Habitat for Humanity. They honeymooned in Cork, Ireland, and live in Stanwood, Washington.

KAREN HARRISON THOMPSON and husband DAVID THOMPSON '90 live in Spokane, Washington, where she is a stay-at-home mom with three children. She is active at church and in her local MOPS (Mothers of Preschoolers) group.

BILL TURNER and SHARLYN WARNER TURNER '90 live with their infant daughter in Seattle.

STEPHEN VIDANO and ANDREA HORN VIDANO '92 live in Colorado Springs, Colorado, with their young son. Stephen is the vice president and director of production for the film studio, IMS Productions.

JANE COLLIER WERTENBERGER is a math teacher at Spanaway Lake High School in Washington's Bethel School District. She has two daughters and lives in Puyallup, Washington.

MICHELE WESLANDER earned a master's degree in optics from the University of Rochester in New York in 1994. Now a resident of Alexandria, Virginia, Michele is a systems engineer at Scitor Corporation.

Class of 1996
Reunion: Saturday, February 3, 6:00 p.m. Complimentary refreshments. Lounge, Weter Hall.

SUSAN BANGS-THOM is a nurse in the Intensive Care Unit at Virginia Mason Medical Center in Seattle, where she makes her home.

MICHELLE GREEN BEST is attending Baylor University, working toward a master's degree in educational psychology. Her husband, RYAN BEST '95, attends the law school at Baylor. They live in Waco, Texas.

KENNETH BRADFORD is a senior account executive at eJiva, a company that enables businesses to integrate their services with the latest technology. He and his wife, Stacy, have a 1-year-old son and live near Washington, D.C., in Reston, Virginia.

DAVID BROBECK taught English in Costa Rica for a year and now teaches English at Laguna Beach High School, the high school from which he graduated. In 1998, David married his longtime girlfriend, Mele. They live in Aliso Viejo, California.

ROBERT BROOKE is a middle school counselor at Sequim Middle School in Sequim, Washington. He and his wife, Molly, operate a catering business and retail cookie business in addition to their education careers. They have two sons.

TED BROWNING has been a software engineer at ATL Ultrasound for 10 years. Wife LYNEE BROWN '92 is a childbirth educator at Seattle's Swedish Hospital. She is also a "doula," assisting women through labor and childbirth. The couple has three children and live in Shoreline, Washington.

JASON DOMER married Sherry Conley, a Pennsylvania native, in July. He writes that he "became an instant father of Johnny, Sherry's son from her first marriage. God is faithful in the joys and hardships of life!" Jason and his family live in Hillsboro, Oregon.

JEFF EDGBERT and his wife, ROBYN SMITH EDGBERT, live in Redmond, Washington. Jeff works for Tyee Asset Strategies, a Seattle wealth management firm, and supervises trading and operations. Robyn is a database engineer for the ESPN.com group at the Walt Disney Internet Group in Seattle.

NICHOLAS HARDMAN is currently stationed at Edwards Air Force Base, where he attends the USAF Test Pilot School. He will soon be stationed in Florida with the 40th Flight Test Squadron. Till then, he and his wife reside in Edwards, California.

AMY HITCHENS lives in Berkeley, California, and is in her third year of a master of divinity degree program at the Pacific School of Religion. She also works closely with Central American Refugees and Immigration in the Bay Area as a refugee rights assistant.

HEATHER HOUSER has lived in San Diego, California, since graduation.

JEFF HUDSON and AMBER WARTHEN HUDSON live with their infant son in Everett, Washington.

DANIELLE DOMERGUE LAMSMA and husband MATT LAMSMA '95 moved back to the Northwest after living in Texas for four years. Matt now works at Pacific Lutheran University in Tacoma, Washington, where the couple makes their home.

JEFF LAYTON and KRISTI LEKSEN LAYTON '98 backpacked through New Zealand and Australia for six months following their January 1999 marriage. Today Jeff is an account executive for an advertising agency that works with nonprofit agencies. Kristi is a pregnancy counselor for an adoption agency. They live in Poulsbo, Washington.

LINDA KIM LYONS completed her master's degree in education at SPU in June 2000. She teaches fifth grade at Fairview Christian School in Seattle. After the new year, Linda was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia. She is currently undergoing chemotherapy treatment at Swedish Medical Center in Seattle. Linda and her husband, Ken, ask for your prayers during this difficult time.

TERRA PENNINGTON MITTS and husband SEAN MITTS '95 live in Plano, Texas. They recently left the U.S. Air Force after five years of service, including a two-year tour in Tokyo, Japan.

POPPY ERSKINE ROBERTS married Pennsylvania native Mark Roberts in 1998. She teaches kindergarten at Bellevue Christian School in Bellevue, Washington. The couple lives in Everett.

ERIN LUNDIN ROCHA and ABRAHAM ROCHA '97 live in Post Falls, Idaho, with their infant son. Abraham is in his final year of law school at Gonzaga University.

TARAH PETERSEN SMIGUN is in her second year as the promotions coordinator for Seattle's Talk Radio 570 KVI, owned by Fisher Broadcasting. Her husband, Geoffrey, is employed by Verizon Wireless, working on the company's internal Web system. They live with their four cats in Issaquah, Washington.

SARAH NEWTON STEWART is enrolled at the University of Washington in the master of nursing degree program, family nurse practitioner specialty. She and husband CAMERON STEWART '99 live in Edmonds, Washington.

BEN STIMMEL lives in Pasadena, California, and attends Fuller Seminary, where he's working on a master's degree in marriage and family counseling. When finished, he plans to move back to Vancouver, Washington.