Jack Kelley, BS ’63, Lebanon, Ind., retired after 29 years as a swing nutritionist with Land O’Lakes Inc. and a 40-year career in the feed and swine industries.

Larry Wolter, BS ’68, Summerfield, Fla., managed the Lake Powhatan Recreation Area in Pisgah National Forest in Asheville, N.C., for the summer and fall of 2008. He works for Cradle of Forestry Association, which manages U.S. Forest Service campgrounds.

Joe Gill, BS’ 72, MS ’75, Blaine, Wash., moved to the Pacific Northwest with the Department of Homeland Security after 30 years with Farm Credit Services.

Mike Gaff, BS ’74, Cross City, Fla., was elected president of the Florida Forestry Association.

Charles Templeton, BS ’76, Frederick, Md., retired from the U.S. Army as a colonel in July after 36 years of service. He now is chief scientist for Science Applications International Corp. in Washington, D.C.

Alfred Thomas, BS ’81, worked at the Gillette Co. for 13 years and then worked in Jamaica for Major Distribution Co. until 2006. He then formed his own company in Jamaica, Pioneer Manufacturing Distribution Co. Ltd. The company employs 32 people and distributes products to supermarkets, pharmacies and wholesalers. Thomas encourages visitors to contact him at alfredlthomas@gmail.com.

Katrina Dunderdale, BS ’83, Verona, Pa., has been promoted to administrative law judge with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission.

Sheila (Robbins) Campbell, BS ’84, Downers Grove, Ill., is administrative coordinator for the Real Estate Communications Group, a division of the Law Bulletin Publishing Co. She started with the Chicago company in January 1999.

Christine (Eaton) Burkholder, BS ’89, Woodstock, Ga., has a new position with THW Design Inc. as managing landscape architect.

Steve Clay, BS ’92, Lansing, Kan., is the assistant director of the Planning and Zoning Department for Leavenworth County. Before moving to Kansas, he was the senior landscape architect/planner for a civil engineering firm in Durango, Colo.

Darrel Bossung, BS ’95, Lafayette, Ind., and his wife announce the birth of their daughter, Dellaney “Della” Mae Bossung, on Aug. 22.

Stan Ullerich, PhD ’95, Storm Lake, Iowa, was recently awarded Buena Vista University’s highest teaching award, the George Wythe Fellowship. He is dean and professor of economics in the Siebens School of Business at BVU and four times since 1999 has been named the faculty member of the year by a vote of the student body. He has served as a visiting professor in Iowa State University’s Department of Economics and as a visiting scholar at the University of Waikato in Hamilton, New Zealand.

Melissa (Kasper) Yarbrough, BS ’97, Clearwater, Fla., married Andrew Yarbrough on Nov. 1 in North Redington Beach, Fla.

John Lapp, BS ’98, Fishers, Ind., and his wife, Jennifer, welcomed their second child, a son, on May 13.

April (Hardisty) Peters, BS ’98, Martinsville, Ind., accepted a position in the quality department at Cook Pharmica, an API manufacturing facility.

Kevin Harren, BS ’00, Beaumont, Texas, was promoted to senior environmental engineer and relocated to Valero’s Port Arthur, Texas Refinery.

Michael Deutsch, BS ’01, McCordsville, Ind., and his wife, Beth, announce the birth of their daughter, Victoria May, on Oct. 14.

Nancie Corum, BS ’02, Mattawan, Mich., has been promoted to associate winemaker at St. Julian Wine Co. Inc. While continuing to work full time at St. Julian, she recently enrolled in an MS/MBA program. She is working on a master’s in business administration from Kelley School of Business at Indiana University and a master’s in agricultural economics from Purdue.

Lisa (Schumm) Edwards, BS ’02, Lafayette, Ind., and her husband announce the birth of their son, Evan Michael, on March 21, 2008. Evan joins big sister, Courtney, who is 3.

Krista Ann Emmons, BS ’02, Martinsville, Ind., accepted the position of warehouse operations supervisor for Monsanto and has relocated back to Indiana.

Nicole (Haller) Braner, BS ’03, Hobart, Ind., and her husband announce the birth of their daughter, Saj Addison Braner, who was born on Feb. 20, 2008.

Christi (Craven) Foster, BS ’03, Memphis, Tenn., and her husband, Matthew, announce the birth of twins, Matthew Bradley and Samuel Edward, born Sept. 10.

Erin (Weber) Kramer, BS ’03, Fort Myers, Fla., and her husband, Bob Kramer (BS ’02 Civil Engineering), announce the birth of their daughter, Emma Frances Framer, on Oct. 8.

Lisa (Yarling) Altringer, BS ’04, Grimes, Iowa, married Jay Altringer on Sept.13 in West Des Moines, Iowa.

Stacey (Lawyer) Fedor, BS ’04, Indianapolis, married Mathew M. Fedor on Aug. 5 at Yosemite National Park in California.

Carmen (Nigh) Hawk, BS ’04, Huntington, Ind., and her husband, Andrew, announce the birth of their daughter, Abigail Grace Hawk, on Sept. 9. She joins 21-month-old big brother Jacob.

Doug Bergman, BS ’05, Williamsburg, Iowa, and Rajean (Robertson) Bergman announce the birth of their son, Dallas Matthew, on March 11, 2008.

Alan Culwell, BS ’05, Fishers, Ind., has joined Bingham McHale LLP as an associate in the law firm’s real estate department.

Jarrodd Case, BS ’06, Lafayette, Ind., married Ashlee Grant of Oxford, Ind., on May 17.

Neil Fausset, BS ’06, Lebanon, Ind., married

Hadleigh Stevens (BS ’08 Nursing) on Sept. 6 in Shelbyville, Ind.

Jodi Kirkpatrick, BS ’06, East Jordan, Mich., has a new job as regional marketing specialist for the southern and western U.S. for East Jordan Iron Works.

Lydia Jo (Durbin) Wolheter, BS ’06, Wolcottville, Ind., and her husband, Neal Wolheter, BS ’06, announce the birth of their daughter, Reese JoLee Wolheter, on Aug. 29.

Garrett Costello, MS ’08, Beaverton, Ore., is a quality assurance manager with Wilbur-Ellis.

Christian Macke, BS ’08, Laguna Beach, Calif., is a landscape architect with IMA.

William G. Rice, BS ’42, Oxford, Ohio, died July 22.

David A. Riebeling, BS ’49, Presque Isle, Mich., died Dec. 12, 2007.

Lester L. Arnold, PhD ’55, Louisville, Ky., passed away Sept. 23. He was 92.

William H. Rumple, BS ’60, Decatur, Ind., died Nov. 20.

Jack D. Wade, BS ’60, Hanover, Ind., died Aug. 30.