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1970s

Stephen Harnden ’77 is a crazy
Wildcat fan and books his schedule
around UA games. He was recently
named Best in State for Wealth
Advisors, Top 400 Advisors
Nationwide, Top 1200 Nationwide,
and Best in Business by Forbes Beth Stoops ’83 was named Kristie Kolacny Fowler ’86 (left)
Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, vice president for curriculum and is the head professional at Tubac
Phoenix Business Journal and learning solutions at Graduate Golf Resort and Spa, where Lara
Barron’s. School USA. Mack Tennant ’89 (second from

1980s Jon Hultgren ’84 and his law left), Kris Hoos Franklin ’89
(fourth from left) and Janet Ruma
partner, Stanley Hammerman,
Mary Holman ’80 has received of Hammerman & Hultgren PC, Moore ’87 (right) came to compete
Pi Beta Phi Fraternity for Women’s in Phoenix, were included in the in the senior women’s Trans Miss
prestigious Carolyn Helman 2018 issue of Southwest Super National amateur tournament. Golf
Lichtenberg Crest Award in honor Lawyers. Their firm specializes in coach Kim Haddow ’89 (Masters
of her professional achievements. commercial, insurance subrogation 1983-95; second from left) and
Mary serves as executive vice and retail collections and has been Lynne Cote ’89 (second from
president and director of private representing creditors since 1977. right) joined them for a fun two-
banking for the National Bank of day reunion. Lara and Kris won
Arizona, where she also is a mentor Nancy Huntly ’85, a Utah State their flight, and the group shared
helping to lead and guide women University professor, was named
within the organization. She also a Fellow of the Ecological Society lots of great memories and laughs.
serves as president of the National of America, the world’s largest
Bank of Arizona’s Women’s community of professional
Financial Group, a resource to help ecologists. Nancy, who joined USU
women with financial planning, in 2011 after serving as a program
business services, networking director at the National Science Jason Gilbert ’89 recently
opportunities and peer-to-peer Foundation, is a professor in USU’s completed his assignment as the
mentoring. department of biology and serves U.S. naval attache to the Republic
as director of the USU Ecology of India and, in April, returned
Carmen J. Portillo ’81 ’90, after 27 Center. She also leads USU’s NSF- to the U.S. to complete his last
years at the University of California, funded Climate Adaptation Science assignment after 30 years of U.S.
San Francisco, as a professor in graduate specialization program Navy service.
the School of Nursing, joined Yale and has chaired the USU College of
University as the executive deputy Science’s public outreach program Tracy Keenan ’89 was profiled by
dean and professor in the School of for the past six years. the Defense Logistics Agency for
Nursing. Women’s History Month. She is the
deputy director for the Defense
Logistics Agency Energy Americas
in Houston.
Congratulations to Sarah Sellers, nurse
anesthetist at Banner – University Medical 1990s
Center South, Tucson, who finished the
2018 Boston Marathon in second place with Thomas Fulghum ’95 was
a running time of 2 hours, 44 minutes, 4 named the chairman of the
seconds. She was among seven American Immigration Law Committee of
women in the top 10. In first place was the North Carolina Board of Legal
Desiree Linden, the first American woman Specialization.
to win the race since 1985.
Phil Weaver ’95 is proud to
Photo: From left, Nicole DiMercurio, Rachel announce the completion of his
Hyland and Sarah Sellers approach the 24- first semester of the inaugural
mile marker of the Boston Marathon. online Yale University PA Program
/ Scott Eisen/Getty Images photo Class.

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