Class Notes Archive – 1990s

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Scott Huguet ’90 earth science, is a project manager with Beneficial Reuse Management, Green Bay. Lisa (Fritsch) Huguet ’90 economics, is assistant vice president of finance for Pioneer Credit Union, Green Bay.

Tad Isaacson ’90 business administration, is an outside sales representative for JP Graphics Inc., Appleton.

Dennis Lorrig ’90 economics, is president of BirdRock Media Group, Carlsbad, Calif.

Dean Haen ’91 environmental planning, is port manager for Brown County. He is married to Mary (Van Enkenvort) ’92 human development. For more on Haen and port expansion plans, visit www.uwgb.edu/inside/0902/haen/.

Richard Meyers ’91 political science, earned Chairman’s Circle honors for August in the Green Bay office of Coldwell Banker, The Real Estate Group.

Noel Halvorsen ’92 urban and regional studies, continues as executive director of NeighborWorks in Green Bay, a non-profit organization that helped him find a home. He became a volunteer and later the agency’s administrator.

Walter Melcher ’92 business administration and German, is the senior vice president for Denver Investments LLC in Denver.

Ellen Mommaerts ’92 human development, is the director of the Norbertine Volunteer Community through St. Norbert Abbey, De Pere. The program focuses on post-college-age, single, young adults serving the poor. She is enrolled in the master of theological studies program at St. Norbert College.

Patti (Bourassa) Bemowski ’93 communication processes, earned Chairman’s Circle honors recently in the Green Bay office of Coldwell Banker, The Real Estate Group.

Marie LeCloux ’93 managerial accounting, is a staff accountant for the Einstein Project, Green Bay.

Evelio Oliva ’93 social change and development, is president of Tekcom Dominicana, S.A., a licensed telecommunications service provider of Wireless Internet and IP Telephony Services in the Dominican Republic.

Andrew Steger ’93 English, is a special education teacher at De Pere High School.

Chris Wery ’93 history and human development, is a four-term Green Bay alderman, recently elected City Council president. He sits on the Larsen Redevelopment Board and is the founder of Friends of Fisk Pool, which raised $500,000 to restore and repair the outdated structure. He is married to Renee A. Lefebvre ’92 and ’94 and has two children, Hannah and Calvin. Renee works for KAS Investments and sits on the Sustainable Green Bay Task Force.

Tim Bahn ’94 music, is the middle school band director for Luxemburg Casco Schools. He married Tracy Bahn in 2005 and they have one son, Levi.

Lisa Ann (DuPont) Nero ’94 business administration, is a recruiter for Associated Bank in Green Bay.

Cassie (Rihm) Schuh ’95 social work, is owner of Zeptastic Personal/Professional Development Services in Seymour. Her business promotes “positive change” in the lives of her clients.

Brenda Sedmak ’95 social change and development, is currently working in the Division of Merit Recruitment and Selection in the Office of State Employment Relations in Madison. Last spring she earned her master’s degree at UW-Milwaukee in human resources and labor relations.

Mike Vander Sanden ’96 geography, is a geographic information systems analyst for Washington County, West Bend. He and wife, Missy, have two children, Maggie Joy and Jack Michael.

Molly Schreiber ’96 communication and the arts, is an operations programs associate for the State Department of Health Services in Milwaukee.

Karla Keegan-Smith ’96 human development, resides in Omaha and is a staffing manager at Hemphill Staffing Solutions, Inc.

Jason Derby ’97 environmental science, is vice president of maintenance operations at Advanced Waste Services, Inc, and the owner of Stillwater Properties, LLC, both based out of Milwaukee.

Andrea Feucht ’97 urban and regional studies and geography, was recently promoted to product (software) management at Sevence, LLC in Albuquerque. She refers to her title as “Product Development Instigator.”

Romi Herron ’97 English, recently completed a cultural insights program in Lima, Peru. She worked with children in Villa El Salvador, a community initiative once nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize. As a freelancer, she recently wrote an international business story published in China Daily, the national English newspaper of China. She is working on her master’s thesis at Northwestern University.

Matt Johnson physics, was appointed the new head coach of the Detroit Ignition indoor soccer team of the Xtreme Soccer League after working as an assistant coach since 2006. He played soccer for the Phoenix from 1994 to 1997.

Holly (Pearson) Selwitschka ’97 English, has been appointed the director of the Winneconne Public Library. She earned her master’s degree in library science from UW-Milwaukee.

Peter Geisheker ’98 psychology, is the CEO of The Geisheker Group, Inc., headquartered in Green Bay. His views on marketing and business have been quoted by, among many others, Entrepreneur Magazine, FORTUNE, Small Business Magazine, Money Magazine and numerous business blogs.

Kelle (Wygralak) Hartman ’99 biology and environmental science, is an educator at the Green Bay Botanical Garden.

Scott Sonnabend ’99 business administration, earned Chairman’s Circle honors recently in the Green Bay office of Coldwell Banker, The Real Estate Group.

Susan Zellner ’99 communication and the arts, is director of development at the Delaware Art Museum in Wilmington, Delaware. She heads all fundraising efforts with a donor-centered focus.

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