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1948×
Joan Monroe Newland ’48 is living in a retirement home in a suburb of Pittsburgh, Pa., and enjoys painting watercolors and making beaded jewelry with her daughter, Leigh. [Spring 2024]
1949×
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1952×
Barbara Young ’52 is still living at home, knitting, and weaving with children close by. "I love the memories of Endicott by the bay," she writes. [Fall 2025]
1953×
Nancy (Rooney) Downey ’53 moved to Trilogy in Virginia in February 2024. She is currently pursuing a position on the community's architectural committee. [Fall 2024]
1954×
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1956×
Sue Davenport ’56 writes “I am so proud of my grandson, Erich Menke ’26, who has spent the last four years in an exciting sports medicine program at Endicott. Much has changed since the ’50s; all for the better since I was there.” [Spring 2026]
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1959×
Anne (Mahaffey) Leppert ’59 is retired and lives in Indianapolis, Ind., and enjoys traveling to visit family. [Fall 2025]
1960×
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1962×
More than six decades since she walked across the Commencement stage, Linda Schreck's ’62 grandson has followed in her footsteps and joined the Endicott freshman class this year. [Fall 2025]
1963×
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1964×
Susan Brown ’64 participated in the Chillmark Road Race—an annual 5K in Chilmark, Mass.—and placed third in her age category (80-89). [Spring 2026]
1965×
Sally Allen ’65 moved to Port Charlotte, Fla., six years ago and looks forward to the St. Patrick's Day Parade with Endicott every year—particularly decorating the trolley and getting to know the student ambassadors. [Spring 2024]
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1967×
Anny Bahr-Lucker ’67 lives in Honduras and is interested in reconnecting with classmates. Please email Endicott's Alumni Engagement team at alumni@endicott.edu if you would like to reach out to Anny. [Fall 2024]
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1971×
Karen Miller Dodsworth ’71 and her husband, Bill, have been married for 45 years and visit Bass Rocks, Gloucester, for a vacation every summer, passing by Endicott's campus on their way. She is a retired artist who still enjoys drawing and painting. Karen and Bill have two sons—Scott, who lives in Columbus, Ohio, and is a songwriter and musician that works at Ohio State University, and Chad, who is an engineer and married to Kim, a Registered Nurse, with two daughters, Ellie and Charlotte in Palmyra, N.Y. They have greatly enjoyed their time as grandparents. [Spring 2024]
1972×
Deborah "Debby" (Govoni) Dobie ’72 passed away on August 5, 2025, following a two-year battle with cancer. Her fellow classmates submitted the following note:
"It is with profound sadness that we inform you of the passing of our dear friend and 1972 classmate, Debby Govoni Dobie, on August 5, 2025. She was incredibly strong and brave as she fought a two-year battle with cancer, without complaint and always with a positive attitude. We admired her courage and her determination.
Our friendship began at Endicott 55 years ago, when we were all assigned to Bullock Hall. It was magic then, and has stayed that way ever since! After graduation, the five of us made a commitment to get together at least once a year, for a long weekend, to celebrate our amazing friendship. Our “Babes’ Weekend” will not be the same without our fabulous “Babe #3”; however, we know she will always be with us in spirit.
Debby will also be dearly missed by Bruce, who was the love of her life and her husband of 40+ years, and by her beloved dogs, Brambleton and Bruyere. Debby was such a beautiful person, inside and out. We will miss her lovely smile, her kind soul, and her ability to make us laugh, especially after a few limoncellos. We are ever grateful for our 55 years of friendship."
Judy (Manning) Brown ’72
Marty (Marston) Guglielmetti ’72
Joanne (O’Hara) Minnaert ’72
Molly G. Mooney ’72
[Fall 2025]
"It is with profound sadness that we inform you of the passing of our dear friend and 1972 classmate, Debby Govoni Dobie, on August 5, 2025. She was incredibly strong and brave as she fought a two-year battle with cancer, without complaint and always with a positive attitude. We admired her courage and her determination.
Our friendship began at Endicott 55 years ago, when we were all assigned to Bullock Hall. It was magic then, and has stayed that way ever since! After graduation, the five of us made a commitment to get together at least once a year, for a long weekend, to celebrate our amazing friendship. Our “Babes’ Weekend” will not be the same without our fabulous “Babe #3”; however, we know she will always be with us in spirit.
Debby will also be dearly missed by Bruce, who was the love of her life and her husband of 40+ years, and by her beloved dogs, Brambleton and Bruyere. Debby was such a beautiful person, inside and out. We will miss her lovely smile, her kind soul, and her ability to make us laugh, especially after a few limoncellos. We are ever grateful for our 55 years of friendship."
Judy (Manning) Brown ’72
Marty (Marston) Guglielmetti ’72
Joanne (O’Hara) Minnaert ’72
Molly G. Mooney ’72
[Fall 2025]
Sally Sutton-Brereton ’72 has recently relocated to Jensen Beach, Fla. [Fall 2025]
In addition to serving on the Endicott College Alumni Council, Tina Spence ’72 has remained active in the aviation community as President of the Westchester County Chapter of Women in Aviation. She was recently honored to be named one of the Wise Women of Westchester and was invited to join a panel highlighting women with impactful and interesting careers. [Spring 2026]
1973×
After reconnecting at Endicott for their 50th reunion, Suzy (Carney) Haas ’73, Janet (Dolan) Dmohowski ’73, Lynn Nickulas ’73, Maureen (Hoylen) Walters ’73, Marcia (Graham) Tucker ’73, Lois Nagle ’73, Mary Lou (Sullivan) Gold ’73, and Debbie (Dunn) Vita ’73—also known as the Tupperettes—have made it an annual tradition to get together. In October 2025, they spent time on Cape Cod, sharing and celebrating laughs and friendship. [Spring 2026]
1974×
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1976×
Kathryn Peterson ’76 has been enjoying her career as an early childhood teacher with a local hospital in Rockford, Ill. She is also a proud grandmother to three young grandsons. Please email Endicott's Alumni Engagement team at alumni@endicott.edu if you would like to reach out to Kathryn. [Spring 2024]
1977×
Julie Casey Otte ’77 has retired from the child care profession and is now a Professional Grandmother! Her adorable grandsons Logan and Kaden lovingly call her Grandma JuJu. When she's not with her grandchildren, she volunteers, gardens, knits, and sews. [Fall 2025]
1978×
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1980×
Lisa (Meskell) Guthro ’80 welcomed two grandchildren in 2025—Adeline in January and Wesley in April. [Fall 2025]
1981×
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1983×
Jane Buck ’83 moved to The Villages, Fla., in September 2023. [Spring 2024]
1984×
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1986×
Tracy Viola ’86, realtor and owner of Thompson Real Estate Group Inc., has added a new division to her company and now offers Mobile Notary Public Services in Massachusetts and Connecticut. [Spring 2026]
1987×
Martha McLaughlin ’87 was recently promoted to Senior Manager of Contracts Administration at The Walt Disney Company in Burbank, Calif. [Spring 2025]
1988×
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1991×
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1992×
Aimee O'Brien ’92 has joined Brooke Parker Higgins ’92 as the first paid Brand Ambassador for Brooke’s company, Ladies’ Life Guide. As a certified health coach and Pilates instructor in York, Maine, Aimee proudly promotes Brooke’s activewear line in the community. [Spring 2026]
Lorrie Piper ’92 has been named Vice President, Marketing of The Granite YMCA in Manchester, N.H. [Spring 2025]
Mary O'Malley Abreau ’92 was recently elected Vice President of IATSE Local 11 Boston. She is the first woman VP in the unions history. She received her associates degree in communications from Endicott College and a bachelor’s degree in communications from Fitchburg State college in 1994. [Fall 2024]
Patty Robinson-Angel ’92 started a new position at Colby College as the inaugural Assistant Director of the Halloran Lab for Entrepreneurship. She is a member of the first class to graduate with a bachelor degree of Entrepreneurial Studies at Endicott College. As a first generation college student, she is committed to helping students of all socioeconomic statuses to follow their dreams and achieve their goals to better the world. [Fall 2024]
Classmates Fran Aceto ’92, Kendra Mar ’92, and Erin McNamara ’92 had a mini Endicott reunion when they met up in Portland, Maine, for a Maine Celtics game. [Spring 2025]
1993×
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1998×
Renee (Tonkovic) Wooster ’98 has launched her own consultancy, Big Sky HR Strategies, LLC, which will offer strategic HR solutions ranging from project management to talent management. She is continuing to serve as Director, Talent with the Nevada National Security Sites as well. She and her husband, Mike, will celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary in December this year and currently live in Helena, Mont., with their cat Zoey. [Spring 2025]
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2001×
Katherine Callahan ’01, principal of Mary C. Dondero Elementary School in Portsmouth, N.H., has been appointed to the Seacoast Mental Health Center Board of Directors. [Spring 2026]
2002×
Brett Clardy ’02 was recently promoted to Vice President, IT Recruiting at Oxford Global Resources, a global staffing and recruiting firm. [Fall 2024]
Beverly’s Worthy Girl, co-owned by Pam and Jonah Hulbert ’02, has been named Best Consignment Shop on the North Shore for the fourth consecutive year, continuing their streak of award-winning style and community charm. [Fall 2025]
Patrick Douglas ’02 M'25 came back home to the Nest and earned his Master of Science degree in Sport Leadership in 2025. He is currently a physical education teacher at the Academy of Math and Science Peoria Advanced in Peoria, Ariz. [Fall 2025]
2003×
Mary Olivieri ’03 graduated from Grand Canyon University in March 2025 with her Master of Science degree in Addiction Counseling and currently works as a Drug and Alcohol Therapist at Stonington Institute in Groton, Conn. [Spring 2026]
2004×
Genevieve Judge ’04 has accepted a position with Sarasota County Government in the Communications Department in Sarasota, Fla., as the Public Information and Community Outreach Manager. She recently served as the Public Information Officer for more than 10 years with the Sarasota Police Department. Genevieve and her husband live in Manatee County, Fla. [Spring 2025]
Pavini Moray ’04 has written a book titled How to Hold Power: A Somatic Approach to Becoming a Leader People Love and Respect, which was published by North Atlantic Books in October 2023. [Spring 2024]
2005×
Juan Gonzalez Izquierdo ’05 has been appointed General Manager of the award-winning Waldorf Astoria Los Cabos Pedregal in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Most recently, Juan was the general manager of Waldorf Astoria Atlanta Buckhead, where he achieved the No. 1 spot for guest satisfaction in North America, as well as a Forbes Four-Star rating, for three consecutive years. [Spring 2026]
Benjamin Bettez ’05 has started a new career as Deputy Finance Director for the City of Biddeford, Maine, in November 2023. [Spring 2024]
Dr. Kristen (Altieri) DeCarli ’05 was recently voted in as a Board Member for the Hamden Education Foundation in Hamden, Conn. Dr. DeCarli is an Associate Professor of Business and Sport Management as well as Co-Director of the Honors Program at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, Conn. [Spring 2024]
Michael Stenger ’05 completed a Master of Arts in History from Southern New Hampshire University in May 2024. He teaches American History of World Civilizations as an adjunct professor at Craven Community College in North Carolina. [Fall 2024]
Stefanie Howlett ’05 and her partner, Jackie Rose, welcome their son, Julian Reed Rose, to the world on June 16, 2023. The family currently lives in Salem. [Spring 2024]
2006×
Alaina Posluszny ’06 accepted a new job as senior executive assistant at Fidelity Investments in July 2025. [Fall 2025]
Katie Collins ’06 has established a tutoring company, New Leaf Literacy, for homeschool students in the Southern N.H. region. As a Certified Structured Literacy Dyslexia Interventionist, Katie offers 1:1 tutoring, literacy evaluations, curriculum consultations, and special education advocacy to local families. [Fall 2025]
2007×
Joseph Cooney ’07 was married in November 2022 and welcomed his first child, a son, in July 2024. [Fall 2024]
Lana Gavin, MS, RN, has been named Assistant Nursing Director for the Prep/Recovery area in Interventional Cardiology at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center of Boston. Lana has served as a Nurse Specialist for Interventional Cardiology for several years, a role in which she was instrumental to the opening of the Klarman Building and the transition to Epic in the Interventional Cardiology procedure areas. She earned both her initial nursing degree and a master's degree in nursing education from Endicott College in 2007 and 2012, respectively. [Spring 2024]
2008×
Meghan (Hagarty) DeMaggio ’08 and her husband, Jason, welcome their daughter, Kamryn Donna, on January 17, 2023. [Fall 2024]
Suzanne (Suzie) Kramer M’08, has started her own coaching and counseling business. Suzie offers coaching, counseling, music-integrated therapy, and traditional therapy for adults. [Spring 2026]
2009×
Learning Unlimited: Strategies for Students with Limited or Interrupted Formal Education and Other Struggling Multilingual Learners, a book Christi Cartwright-Lacerda ’09 co-authored with Nicoleta Filimon, has recently been published by ASCD. [Fall 2025]
Jill DiLibero ’09 and husband Hans welcomed daughter Ruby Catherine Kuebler on February 25, 2025. [Fall 2025]
Kristin Gemme ’09 opened Ethos Medical Asthetics & Wellness in Avon, Conn. [Spring 2024]
2010×
Heather Brown ’10 has been appointed Senior Director of Sales and Revenue for Nocturne Luxury Villas. At Nocturne, Heather will lead sales performance optimization, channel strategy, and revenue growth across all markets, supporting the company's expanding portfolio of luxury villa brands. [Spring 2026]
Jennifer Vincent ’10, Director of Marketing at Woodstock Inn & Resort, received the organizations’ Pillar Award for Excellence in Marketing by Boston's Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International (HSMAI) chapter. With a degree in marketing & design from Endicott College, Jennifer’s career has spanned artistic positions in graphic design for Sugarbush Resort, marketing at Trapp Family Lodge to her present role at Woodstock Inn & Resort, where she has led marketing efforts for more than a decade. [Spring 2025]
William Klements ’10 has been appointed Superintendent of Catholic Schools by the Diocese of Providence. In this role, he'll serve as leader of the 35 Catholic primary and secondary schools across Rhode Island. [Fall 2025]
2011×
Jarrad Herzog ’11 has joined Eastern Bank as a Senior Vice President, Asset-Based Lending Relationship Manager. [Spring 2026]
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Andie (Doyle) Philip ’13 started a color analysis business in Hamilton, Mass., dedicated to helping people find their “wow” colors. Colors by Hope strives to find repetition in your natural coloring to identify harmony with the colors you wear. [Spring 2026]
2014×
Christine (Nardini) Gallardo ’14 took her time as an Endicott RA and made it a career—she was recently promoted to the Director of Residential Life and Education at Saint Anselm College. [Fall 2024]
Kasey Larsen ’14 has received one of the senior living industry's highest honors, the Argentum Hero Award for Passion & Purpose. She was selected out of hundreds of other senior living professionals nationwide for her innovative work at The Falls at Cordingly Dam in Newton Lower Falls, Mass., which has made a lasting impact on resident experience and local engagement. [Fall 2025]
Kevin Rooney ’14 has been appointed as the new principal of Davis K-8 School in Brockton, Mass. Kevin, a Brockton High School graduate, previously served as interim assistant principal at Davis for half of the 2022–23 school year. He has been an assistant principal at Brockton High for the past two years, where he led initiatives to improve student engagement and academic proficiency. [Fall 2025]
2015×
Anthony Fulmine ’15 and his wife, Courtney, welcomed their son Matteo to the world on August 19, 2024. Their daughter, Camryn, is ecstatic to have a baby brother! [Spring 2025]
2016×
Paige DiTomasso ’16 has been hired as the head coach for the girls’ soccer program at East Lyme High School in East Lyme, Conn. Paige earned all-conference and All-New England recognitions as a member of the women’s soccer team at Endicott. [Spring 2026]
Brendan Raunikar ’16 relocated to London in the fall of 2021 to pursue a master's degree in International Marketing from King's College London. He now resides in North London and has been working as a Client Sucess Manager at Fifty, a digital marketing and technology agency. [Fall 2024]
Ciara Johnson's ’16 article "Using Climate Simulators to Facilitate Peacebuilding: A Study of Practice" has been published in the journal "In Factis Pax". The article focuses on using climate research to inform conversations which lead to data-based decision making in our communities. [Fall 2025]
Courtney Wilson ’16 returned to Endicott College in the summer of 2024 to teach College Drawing for the Learning and Leadership Program through Lynn Public Schools. [Fall 2024]
David Lang ’16, an 8-year Metropolitan Nashville Police Department veteran, has been promoted to supervisor on the countywide D detail. [Fall 2025]
Stacy Tomlinson ’16 and Connor Adams ’16 got married in Vermont on July 1, 2023, with many fellow Endicott alumni by their side. [Spring 2024]
2017×
Christina Chow ’17 made a career change from the classroom to Lowe's Corporate Office in North Carolina two years ago. After spending a year as a Sr. Learning Operations Specialist, she recently made another move within Lowe's to their store operations department as a Communications Analyst. [Fall 2024]
Leanne Rizzo ’17 M’18 and Connor Costello ’17 M’18 welcomed their daughter, Layla Callahan Costello, in April 2025. Her middle name gives a nod to Callahan Dining Hall—the spot on campus where they first met! [Spring 2026]
Luke Rivers ’17 and Madeline (Sachs) Rivers ’17 first met as freshmen in Reynolds Hall and were married in 2024. They recently purchased their first home together–an exciting new chapter that all started on campus! [Fall 2025]
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2019×
Holly Erbe ’19 has been appointed equipment manager at Tufts University, where she'll support student-athletes and coaches by making sure everything behind the scenes runs smoothly. "As a former student-athlete at Endicott College, I know how important that kind of support is, and I'm committed to creating that experience here at Tufts," said Erbe. [Fall 2025]
2020×
Joseph Frontiera ’20 has successfully launched several brands and initiatives within the cannabis industry in Massachusetts, including Happy Valley's edible program, Ascend Wellness's edible program, and Lazy River Products in Dracut, Mass. [Spring 2025]
2021×
Dr. Stacy Monette PhD’21 has been named the new principal of the Robert L. Medeiros Resiliency Preparatory Academy in Fall River, Mass. [Fall 2025]
2022×
Daniel Cronin ’22 joined Inclusive Fitness, a gym for neurodivergent athletes, as a neuroadaptive coach shortly after graduating from Endicott College in 2022. He works alongside Head Coach Lauren Ferraiuolo, a fellow Endicott alum who started at Inclusive Fitness through Endicott's internship program. [Fall 2024]
Michaela Ellison ’22 has been an Interior Designer with SMMA in Cambridge, Mass. for the last two years working on K-12/Education projects located in the state. Two of her projects will be open Fall 2024 (Waltham High School and Andover West Elementary & Shawsheen Preschool) and one in February 2025 (Concord Middle School). [Fall 2024]
2023×
Lindsey Kasperski ’23 started her own Cottage Food Business, Let Me Know Baking, where she makes and sells baked goods with a specialty in decorated sugar cookies. [Fall 2024]
2024×
Stephanie Shangraw ’24 has been honored by the AFCEA Lexington-Concord Chapter for her outstanding leadership and professional achievements and for her dedication to advancing STEM education. She has demonstrated exceptional skill in her role as a Branch Cost Lead for the Identity Solutions Branch (HNID) at the Department of Defense and was recently promoted to a GS-12 position. Her contributions to the AFCEA Lexington-Concord Chapter include spearheading MathCounts competitions and leading the Emerging Leaders Mentorship Program. [Spring 2025]
2025×
Makenna Hubert ’25 has joined Southern Vermont Area Health Education Center (AHEC) as their new Health Careers Coordinator. Makenna studied history at Endicott College and graduated with a bachelor’s degree and is currently pursuing a master’s degree in public health at Boston University. [Spring 2026]
Sophia Papa ’25 has joined the ranks of the Branford Police Department in Branford, Conn. As a student, she interned with multiple agencies, including the North Haven Police Department and the Drug Enforcement Administration Field Division in Boston, before joining the Branford Police Department. [Spring 2026]
Alyssa Zompa ’25 has accepted a position as marketing specialist at the United Way of Rhode Island. [Spring 2026]
Jace LeClair ’25 joined the Providence College women's ice hockey staff as the Director of Hockey Operations. [Fall 2025]
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