February Class Notes
’93 The Best
Thomas Arnold ’93 is proud to announce that his granddaughter, Ellie Radabaugh, (Junior Leadership Class of 2021) is a sophomore at Bowling Green State University pursuing a teaching degree and specializing in “Special Ed.” She is now overseas in England where she will spend her second semester studying at Keele University in Staffordshire.
’06 The Enterprising
Doug Beeman ’06 is the Treasurer of the 2023 Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. His second term expires 12-31-2023.
’07, The Inspired
Debbie Kiley ’07 will be speaking at the February meeting of the Medina County Women’s Network Lunch with a Notable Woman. To learn more or register, email Barbara Dzur at bdzur@medinaoh.org. Reservations are limited and are first come, first served.
08′ That Class
Richard Doyle ’08 has art featured at the Medina Library in the B. Smith Gallery for the Medina County Art Leagues’ 19th Annual Aquarius Exhibition January 30 – March 5.
’11 The Emerald Class
Deb Boerger ’11 is now among “the retired”. After 45 years in the investment advisory business, she decided it was time to “turn the page” and move on to the next chapter. Now, she says, it’s trying to figure out exactly what that is! Congratulations, Deb!
’14 The Class On Fire
Amy Perrine ’14 will be speaking at the March meeting of the Medina County Women’s Network Lunch with a Notable Woman. To learn more or register, email Barbara Dzur at bdzur@medinaoh.org. Reservations are limited and are first come, first served.
Krista Wasowski ’14 joined the Board of the National Association of County and City Health Officials in January 2023 as the Region 5 Director representing Ohio, Minnesota, Michigan, Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. NACCHO represents over 3000 local and tribal health departments across the U.S.
’15 The Bridge Builders Class
Vicky Nann ‘15, is co-chair for the 7th International Conference on Hate Studies. She is an advisory board member of Gonzaga University’s Center for the Study of Hate, a sponsor of the conference. The conference will be held April 20-23, 2023, in-person in Spokane, Washington and virtually. Vicky invites you to attend. Register at http://www.gonzaga.edu/ICOHS
’16 Silver Jubilee
Zig Novak ’16 is a second-term member of the 2023 Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. His term expires 12-31-2024.
’17 Self Driven Class
Danica Zeise ’18 has art featured at the Medina Library in the B. Smith Gallery for the Medina County Art Leagues’ 19th Annual Aquarius Exhibition January 30 – March 5.
‘19 The Difference Makers
Edward Kinney ’19 Medina Police Chief was voted into the position of president of the Medina County Police Chief’s Association. This new positions took effect in January.
Dustin Fowkes ’19 is the Vice-president of the 2023 Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. His second term expires 12-31-2025.
Jamie Marks ’19 will be speaking at the April meeting of the Medina County Women’s Network Lunch with a Notable Woman. To learn more or register, email Barbara Dzur at bdzur@medinaoh.org. Reservations are limited and are first come, first served.
’20 In Focus
Natalie Peacock ’20 will be speaking at the June meeting of the Medina County Women’s Network Lunch with a Notable Woman. To learn more or register, email Barbara Dzur at bdzur@medinaoh.org. Reservations are limited and are first come, first served.
Daniel Slife ’20 is a first-term member of the 2023 Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. His first term expires 12-31-2025.
’21 Resilient
Matthew Neil ’21 was voted into the Vice-President’s position of the Medina County Police Chief’s Association. This new position took effect in January.
Matt Addis ’21 is the new President of the Wadsworth Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. His second term expires 12-31-2024.
SIGNATURE 2023
Rector Kelly Aughenbaugh ’23 will be speaking at the August meeting of the Medina County Women’s Network Lunch with a Notable Woman. To learn more or register, email Barbara Dzur at bdzur@medinaoh.org. Reservations are limited and are first come, first served.
LEAD 2023
Stephanie Reed LEAD ’23 was recently appointed to the Strategic Plan Advisory Committee as Representative of Ward 1 through Medina City Council. She also booked her first art show at Wrecking Crew Brew Works in August and also was asked to teach more children’s cooking classes at Cool Beans Cafe.