Alumni Blog

Month: March 2010

  • In Memoriam: Jennifer Kinneberg Wrisley ’02

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    Erin Wilken

    Wrisley, Jennifer Jean Kinneberg 30, beloved daughter, cherished sister, devoted friend, and gifted poet, died unexpectedly at her ranch in San Marcos, Texas on February 26, 2010. A student and teacher with much promise, Jennie was working to finish her Master’s of Fine Arts in Poetry at Texas State University. Born 1/15/1980 in St. Louis…

  • Class of ’85 Reunion Committee Kick-Off Video

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    Erin Wilken

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6MYeGr8N-XQ

  • Melissa Lee ’08

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    Erin Wilken

    Melissa Lee ’08 is  currently living in Burnsville and an assistant manager at Heartbreaker in Tonka Bay. The photo below is at the wedding of Ashley Martin Hubbell ’09 and David Hubbell. Pictured are Emma Iverson ’10, Ashley Martin Hubbell ’09, and Melissa Lee ’08.

  • Maggie Comer ’08

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    Erin Wilken

    Work update: Maggie Comer is a Renewal Account Executive at UnitedHealthcare.

  • Kristin Morrison Goetze ’95

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    Erin Wilken

    Kristin Morrison Goetze ’95 and her boys Joey (4), Griffin (6) and Will (7) at the Easter Bunny Breakfast sponsored by Gustavus Library Associates.

  • Annika Torkelson ’08

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    Erin Wilken

    Teaching PK-12 Music (general, band and choral) in the village of Butternut, WI. A town of 408 and I’m the 8th!

  • Richard Scherer ’68

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    Erin Wilken

    Still working as a district court judge in Hennepin County. Now fifteen and a half years. My wife, Nancy, retired three years ago as a senior human resources manager at Wells Fargo. I think about two and a half years is what I have left — then retirement, travel and enjoy!! Our son is on…

  • Sara Tollefson Currell ’95

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    Erin Wilken

    Sara Tollefson Currell and her children Annika and Tollef at the Easter Bunny Breakfast sponsored by Gustavus Library Associates

  • Amy Seidel ’95

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    Erin Wilken

    Amy Seidel with husband Mike Coddington and baby Ethan at the Easter Bunny Breakfast sponsored by Gustavus Library Associates.

  • Angela Janda Goldstein ’04

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    Erin Wilken

    I wanted to share this cover of the Pasatiempo–the Santa Fe New Mexican’s weekly arts and entertainment publication. Angela Janda Goldstein ’04 is on the cover in a production photograph from Douglas Huff’s play Emil’s Enemies, which opened in Santa Fe on February 19th. The play was directed by former Gustavus Artist in Residence David…