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BBNC - Personal Note James M. Deitch 5/15/2023  
James M. Deitch completed his Professional Certificate in American History at Liberty University in Lynchburg, Virginia on May 12, 2023. He started the doctoral program in History at Liberty on March 15, 2023.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Corinne L. LeFrancois 5/3/2023  
Corinne LeFrancois, '04, married Jeffrey Fildey in January 2023. They are expecting their first child in October.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Alison L. Muratore 5/12/2023  
Starting mid-June, Alison is now living in Rio de Janeiro! She'll be there through December 2024. If you find yourself in the area, she suggests you can catch up together over caipirinhas. Saúde!

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Walter F. Pardo 5/5/2023  
Avantax®, a leader in tax-focused financial planning, welcomes Walter "Wally" Pardo, CWS, PPC and his New Jersey-based Wealth Financial Partners LLC team. Pardo is looking to Avantax for new growth opportunities, including the ability to expand services and investment expertise with the support of Avantax's Home Office specialists, as part of Pardo's commitment to the marriage of tax and financial planning.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Samantha K. Boelter 4/19/2023  
Samantha will be presenting her findings on Effa Manley and her support for players moving into Major League Baseball at the 2023 Jerry Malloy Negro League Conference, taking place in July 2023 in Detroit, Michigan.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Daniel G. Kemp 4/29/2023  
Dan Kemp, one of the original Graduate Writing Center Fellows, completed a major writing project of his own with the release of his first novel. "Door Number Three" is the first in a projected series regarding the adventures and misadventures of a hard-luck defense contracting firm called Athenaeum, Incorporated. Released in February by the veteran-owned Cannon Publishing, it's gotten excellent reviews on Amazon. He hopes to have the sequel "Doubling Down" complete in time for a Christmas release.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Michael M. LePage 4/9/2023  
Jack LePage NUCC 2023 is coming down from the HILL. And Ava LePage NUCC 2027 is heading up the HILL. See Photo (proud Dad at left.)

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Isaac T. Mounce 4/19/2023  
Since graduating with a Master's in Military History in June 2022, Isaac has been a lesson content writer for the tutoring site Study.com. To see his work, just search his name. He has also been a presenter at Texas Tech University's Vietnam Center & Sam Johnson Archive Vietnam Center. His presentation was a strategic, operational, and tactical analysis of the Cambodian Incursion, based on his Capstone paper. See Photo.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Richard R. Porqueddu 5/1/2023  
Richard was accepted to Georgia Tech MSAE program with 16 out of 24 credits completed. He is majoring in Aerospace Engineering with a tract in Combustion and Propulsion.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Samuel E. Spinrad 4/22/2023  
Hannah ('12) and Sam ('12) Spinrad are pleased to announce the birth of their son Emmett Liam. Emmett and his siblings Nava May and Jackson Henry are great-grandchildren of Barbara and Fred Kreitzberg ('57). See Photo.

Caption:
Front, L to R: Jackson, Fred, Barbara, Nava
Back, L to R: Hannah, Emmett, Sam

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Jason W. Stump 3/7/2023  
Rev. Jason Stump began his new call in ministry as the pastor of Oakland Christian UCC in Suffolk, VA. Rev. Stump is looking forward to working with the congregation and community in honoring faith traditions through innovative and engaging ways that seek God's will for a more loving world.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Elizabeth A. Coots 2/8/2023  
As of June 2022, Elizabeth has been employed at the Montgomery County, Ohio Records Center and Archives. She's the records center supervisor and is working as a digital archivist. Thanks to an internship at the Vermont Granite Museum for her MAH in Public History, she is using the skills gained there to help set up a digitization and digital preservation program for the archive.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Steven A. Field 2/1/2023  
Steve has retired and moved to Northern Thailand with his wife of 32 years, Noi. Anyone in the area is welcome to stop in. You can contact Steve at: steveandnoi@yahoo.com.

Published in the Summer 2023 Issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Trevor D. Albertson 7/11/2022  
On June 8th, Dr. Trevor Albertson was appointed as the new Vice Chancellor for the Yosemite multi-College District in Northern California's Sierra Nevada mountains and Central Valley. He will be the "second-in-command" of a public-college district consisting of two colleges, three large campuses--as well as numerous other instructional centers and sites, serving more than 550,000 residents across 4,500 square miles in six counties, enrolling roughly 35,000 full-time equivalent students, with nearly 2,000 employees, and granting Bachelor and Associate degrees. Simultaneously, Trevor successfully completed his last assignment as the President and Superintendent of Lassen College in Northeastern California, where he led the single-college district since 2019. Also of note, Trevor's 2019, peer-reviewed book "Winning Armageddon," which chronicles the development of American foreign policy and nuclear strategy during the early Cold War has been lauded by numerous critical reviewers in the field. Trevor is nearing completion on his next scholarly book, which will examine the firebombing of Japan in 1945, what was targeted--if anything was targeted at all--by the Americans, and the efficacy of the firebombing in forcing Japan's capitulation to the Allies.

Published in the Winter 2023 issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Bryce C. Barros 11/8/2022  
In June 2022, Bryce Barros '12 was selected for the Council on Foreign Relation's (CFR) Stephen M. Kellen Term Member Program. As a CFR Term Member, Bryce will receive the opportunity to participate in a sustained conversation on international affairs and U.S. foreign policy. In addition, the program allows these younger members to interact with seasoned foreign policy experts and participate in a wide variety of events designed especially for them. Each year, a new class of term members between the ages of thirty and thirty-six is elected to serve a fixed five-year membership term.

Published in the Winter 2023 issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Christopher M. Faux 8/22/2022  
The Class of 1986 lost its Class President and great friend on 14 August, 2022. Steven "Flem" Fleming passed away in his summer home on Martha's Vineyard. He will always be remembered for his welcoming smile, contagious laugh and his ability to make whomever he spoke with the most important person in the room. Steve would spend hours solving your problems while never burdening you with his. Steve's passing is a significant loss to anyone who knew him... he is greatly missed by his wonderful family and Norwich brothers!!

Published in the Winter 2023 issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Sherry L. Ferno 8/23/2022  
On June 24, 2022, Sherry Ferno retired as a Major working with the IG from the Alaska Air National Guard . She served in the Air National Guard for 32 years. Enlisted in January 1990 as an Airman with the Vermont Air National Guard, she commissioned in 2009. See photo.

Published in the Winter 2023 issue.
BBNC - Personal Note William E. Hayden 9/30/2022  
Bill Hayden '91 was recently awarded the Washington State Bar Association Award for Professional Excellence (APEX) for his leadership raising awareness of injured veterans and pro bono work directly supporting injured veterans. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnwyDGVaUrY&list=PLh11oFW23b5irw5cdk55mA0JEumm3jSE-&index=10

See photo.

Published in the Winter 2023 issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Robert E. Kumpf 9/30/2022  
CAPT Eric Doucette '92 and Rob Kumpf '13 met up in Grand Haven, MI in August during the city's Coast Guard Festival. CAPT Doucette is currently the senior-most Coast Guard alumni and is serving as chief of staff of the Ninth Coast Guard District in Cleveland, OH. Mr. Kumpf is currently the senior-most Coast Guard Auxiliary alumni and is currently serving as district captain- east in the Ninth Coast Guard District-Western Region. See photo.

Published in the Winter 2023 issue.
BBNC - Personal Note Robert E. Kumpf 9/30/2022  
Rob Kumpf '13 was recently selected to serve as the Director of Training for the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary, a 21,000-strong uniformed volunteer component of the U.S. Coast Guard. His term will commence on 01 November 2022 and run for two years during which time his team will be responsible for modernizing and expanding all training within the organization across the US and its overseas territories. Mr. Kumpf has been a member of the Coast Guard Auxiliary for a decade, following his decade of service in the Army. He has contributed over 15,000 hours of volunteer service in that time. See photo.

Published in the Winter 2023 issue.
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