THE 60’s Lowry Igleheart Keach ’69 attended Smith College where she received her B.A. degree in Early Education with a minor in Black Studies. She is co-owner, pastry chef and chef of Maxine’s Café and Bakery in Evansville. She is married to EDS alumnus Houston Keach ’70 who received his B.A. degree from Vanderbilt University and is a self employed software architect and consultant. Lowry and Houston reside in Henderson, Kentucky, and have two daughters, Lindsay and Lucien who both attended EDS. Bruce R. McPherson ’69 attended Brown University and the University of Pennsylvania. He is a book publisher and resides in Kingston, New York, with his wife Erica. They have two children, Aaron and Alyssa. Gayle Torian Meyer ’69 received her B.A. degree from DePauw University and resides in Indianapolis. She has two daughters; Anna will graduate this fall from Indiana University School of Law and Molly who recently received her Master’s degree from Stanford. THE 70’s Randall K. Brown ’72 received his D.D.S. degree from Indiana University and his masters in Orthodontics from Saint Louis University. He is an orthodontist in Evansville where he resides with his wife, Sandy, and stepchildren Jamie and Zach. Randy states the education and study habits he received at EDS enabled him to pursue his childhood dream of becoming an orthodontist. Molly Newman ’72 earned her B.A. degree from the University of Denver and resides in Los Angeles, California, where she is a producer and writer. Debbie Harned Blackshear ’75 resides in Ponte Vedra, Florida where she specializes in Cardiopulmonary Rehabilitation for Heart and Lung Transplants at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville. She attended the University of North Carolina where she received her B.S. degree and her M.S. degree in Physical Therapy. Debbie is married with three children, Sam, Ben, and Leslie, and enjoys life on the small farm that she shares with horses, chickens and a donkey. Elizabeth Hovda Ey ’75 received her B.S. degree from Vanderbilt and her M.D. degree from Tulane University Medical School. She resides in Beavercreek, Ohio, with her husband John and their two daughters, Katherine and Caroline. Elizabeth is the medical director of radiology at the Children’s Medical Center in Dayton, Ohio. THE 80’s Charles R. Barnard III ’81 earned his B.B.A. degree from Texas Christian University, his M.B.A. degree from Emory, and his M.A. degree in Education Leadership from Kennesaw State. He resides in Marietta, Georgia, where he teaches 6 to 8th grade students with the Cobb County School System. William “Bill” O. Williams II ’82 received his B.S. degree from Purdue University and his J.D. from the University of Dayton School of Law. He is associate general counsel with Golden Rule Insurance Company in Indianapolis. He and his wife Pam have a son, Andrew. Joanne Schaefer Durchholz ’84 attended the University of Southern Indiana where she received her B.S. degree in Psychology. She resides in Evansville and is a trader for the Investment Advisors Division at Fifth Third Bank. She and her husband Tony, have two sons, Aaron and Ryan, who both currently attend EDS. Pam Mark Turlington ’84 received a B.S. degree in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University. She is a software tester – team lead for SBC, responsible for testing the ordering application and overseeing a team of 13 testers. She lives in Eureka, Missouri, with her two children, Brian and Amy. Kent A. “Kab” Brasseale ‘85 received a B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering and Political Science from Purdue University and his J.D. degree from Indiana University School of Law. He resides in Newburgh with his wife Elyse, and their three children, Trey, Webb, and Max. Kab is a partner with the law firm Kahn, Dees, Donovan and Kahn in Evansville. Chris Huber ’85 earned his B.S. degree from Cincinnati Bible College. He is employed with Families Thru International Adoption where he is the Latin America program manager and is responsible for overseeing and developing international adoption programs in Central and South America. Chris and his wife Linda, live in Newburgh with their four children, Anne, Elizabeth, Christian and Luis. Christine Arnold Keck ’85 received her B.A. degree from Indiana University and is vice president, senior commercial lender for Old National Bank. She and her husband, Jim, reside in Evansville with their dog, Brother Bear and cat, Boo Kitty. John Emge ’86 earned his B.S. degree from Duke University and now resides in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, with his wife, Jane, and their two children, McCormick and Ellen. John is vice president of sales for Interactions Corporation. Dan Chancellor ’88 owns Chancellor Financial Group located in Evansville. He assists retirees and business owners with Estate planning, insurance needs, all investments and trusts. He has been a consultant for seven years and an independent for over four years. He has a nine-year-old son, Tristan, and is extremely dedicated and involved in his life. Dan celebrated his 40th birthday with two other friends in Africa where he shot a lion in Botswana. The cat was the 6th largest ever recorded. He then journeyed to Cape Town, South Africa, where he climbed into a shark’s cage and saw 19 different Great Whites up close and even touched one! In Dan’s spare time, he is very active in the Indiana chapter of ALS and has been instrumental in their fund raising efforts for the last four years. He recently raised $50,000.00 through a golf outing for the cause that he organized with his sister, Julie Chancellor Klipsch ’85. Kelly Millsaps ‘88 earned an Electrical Engineering degree from Purdue University, a General Studies degree from Indiana University and is pursuing a Masters of Administration degree from the University of Chicago Graduate School of Business. He currently resides in Chicago with his wife, Ardi, of 14 years and has one “child”, a 110-pound Newfoundland/Lab mix named Penelope. Kelly is a senior director in the role of the Director of the US Central Region Technology Infrastructure Practice for Avanade. His role is to lead a geographical division of the Technology Infrastructure business unit in sales, delivery, operational, and strategic activities. Avanade is a global consulting firm that focuses on implementing business solutions leveraging Microsoft technologies. He states that he finds himself leveraging Coach Saunders’ lessons on the soccer field on Sunday afternoons or in the office whenever someone needs a gentle tap from his handy yardstick. Reggie Williams ’88 has produced a one-hour documentary for HBO/Cinemax on a day in the life of a successful barbershop on Harlem’s 125th Street. The film, “Cutting Edge” shows the vital role community barbershops play as a forum for black men to discuss any topic, whether controversial or banal, sacred or profane, political or personal, in an environment of heated debate and male fellowship. The film aired throughout the month of February on Cinemax. Ken Huus ’89 is working at Sweet Briar College in central Virginia as the dean of admissions. Sweet Briar is a small woman’s liberal arts and sciences national college with especially strong programs in math, science, education and languages. THE 90’s Andrea Lasker Bradford ’95 and husband, Jeff, announce the arrival of their fraternal twin girls Riley Cameron and Zoe Marie on May 5, 2006. Kristi Schultheis Nowicki '94 married Edward Nowicki on September 3, 2005. Kristi and Ed live in Hoboken, New Jersey and work in New York City where she is employed by the second largest insurance brokerage firm in the world, Aon and is responsible for placing executive liability insurance products. Ed, a New Jersey native, is an attorney at Pfizer. Cari Brandt Vincent ’96 attended Palm Beach Atlantic University where she received a B. S. degree in Biology and received an MOT in Occupational Therapy from the University of St. Augustine. She and her husband, Joshua, reside in Louisville, Kentucky where Cari is a pediatric occupational therapist with Green Hill Therapy, Inc. They are expecting their first child, a boy, due June 30th. Nils Cousin ’96 will be graduating from the University of San Diego Law School this May and will be doing an LLM degree specializing in Tax Law at Georgetown,one of the top three tax programs in the country. Emily D. Case '98 has moved to Miami, Florida where she is pursuing her Doctorate of Physical Therapy at the University of Miami. The 00’s Vanessa Batters ’00 attended American University in Washington, D.C. where she received her B.A. degree. She resides in D.C. and is an administrator for The Laurel Fund, a non-profit group that gives gifted underprivileged kids scholarships to pursue the arts in exchange for a community service commitment. Essentially, the Fund pays for the student’s lessons and in return receives two outreach performances each month at locations such as hospitals, senior centers and homeless shelters. Vanessa will continue as an administrator of the Fund until she starts law school at George Washington University this fall. Sean Quinn ’02 graduated from Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee, where he received a B.S. degree in Physics. Sean and a group of four other Physics majors had a proposal accepted by NASA to do an experiment on weightless conditions in a Micro gravity environment; they have been awarded flight time on a special C-9B NASA aircraft called the “Weightless Wonder.” The Rhodes team will develop the experiment in Memphis before going to the NASA Johnson Space Center in Houston in August where the flight takes place over the Gulf of Mexico. Upon completion of the experiment, Sean is off to Washington University in St. Louis to begin master’s studies in Mechanical/Aerospace Engineering. Mark Hagan ’02 is pursuing his Masters degree in Computer Engineering from the University of Louisville. He is employed as a software engineer for Zirmed.com which develops medical claims processing systems. Previous to Zirmed.com he was a software engineer for Service Net where he designed software for Dell, Gateway, Yahoo, Maytag, Sony and Sirius Radio. Diane Stautz ’02 graduated from the University of Miami (Florida) in December 2005 with a B.A. in International Studies, a 2nd major in Sociology and minors in Arabic and Geography. Diane is taking a well-deserved rest before embarking on law school or pursuing her M.B.A. She is also engaged to be married. Alex Mohn ’07 spent his last quarter of school in New Zealand kayaking his way through the rivers of that country. While on the Rangatikei, he suffered a bloody nose when he flipped over off of a 3-foot drop and a rock hit his paddle. His group then traveled down to the South Island where they stayed in the west coast town of Hokitika and did ocean surfing in 5 to 10 foot swells. They took a “heli-trip” on the Whataroa River where the helicopter lifts the boat, gear and paddlers to the top of the river for the run down river. Next they headed to Murchison and ran sections of the Buller River and a few laps off of Marioa Falls where they did free-wheels at a 30 foot drop. Alex’s nose took yet another hit at Marioa Falls a bit more serious than the first one! On their last week, they headed north making their way to Auckland where they flew, exhausted, back to the States.
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