1960s

Joel N. Myers ’61, ’63 MS, ’71 PhD EMS, founder and executive chair of AccuWeather, was inducted into the Broadcasting+Cable Hall of Fame Class of 2026 for innovations that “transformed how weather information is delivered around the world.” He lives in State College.

Jonathan Gates ’63 Lib (SAE) and Linda Dunkerton Gates ’66 Edu (KAQ) celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on July 23 with their son, twin daughters, and six grandchildren. They live in Canton, Ga.

Jeffrey R. Frazier ’67 Sci published Pennsylvania Fireside Tales, an eight-volume series, and Pennsylvania Mountain Landmarks, a five-volume series. The books preserve Pennsylvania’s colorful, old-time mountain legends, folktales, folklore, and human-interest stories. He lives in Bellefonte, Pa.

1970s

Debbra Lewis Witzig ’76 Lib and Marc Warren Witzig ’76 Lib celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary. They married on Sept. 4, 1976, at Helen Eakin Eisenhower Chapel, and University Chaplain Robert Boyer officiated. They live in Camp Hill, Pa.

POST-WAR STORY: Martin Smith’s latest novel, 27 Knots, is based on the Vietnam experiences of his older brother Bill, who served as a sniper aboard a napalm boat in the U.S. Navy’s fabled Mobile Riverine Force in 1969 and 1970. Smith ’78 Com, former editor of the Los Angeles Times Magazine, has authored both fiction and nonfiction books.
 
 

1980s

Bob Bell ’81 Eng Hbg retired as director of technology at Harrisburg Academy after more than 26 years. He previously worked for Amp Inc., Daisy Data Inc., and was the general manager/owner of BCSTech LLC. He also volunteers at New Hope Ministries and the Mission Central Computer Ministry, and serves as organist at his church. He lives in Mechanicsburg, Pa.

David Rohrbach ’81 Bus retired after 44 years with East Penn Manufacturing Co. in Lyon Station, Pa., a manufacturer of automotive power batteries and battery accessories. He spent 42 years as a load planner and dispatcher for the company’s private fleet, servicing the eastern half of the U.S. He lives in Topton, Pa.

Gregory A. Mutchler ’82 Bus Hbg retired on March 31 as CFO of Mid South Building Supply Inc., headquartered in Springfield, Va. He worked with the company for more than 43 years and spent 46 years in corporate accounting and finance. He and his wife, Carrie, live in Fairfax Station, Va.

Bradley Cunningham ’83 Eng retired after a 42-year career working for several firms in the environmental industry as a project engineer, program manager, facility manager, Superfund cleanup manager, consultant, and most recently as a senior division manager for Compliance Plus Services Inc. He lives with his wife in Southampton, Pa.

Randy J. Hedgeland ’85 Eng retired from NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center in December 2025 after more than 37 years.  He began his career as the lead spacecraft contamination engineer on the Hubble Space Telescope First Servicing Mission, then went on to serve as the first branch head of the contamination, coatings, and planetary protection engineering branch for 22 years.  He and his wife live in Centre Hall, Pa.

John F. Skowron ’85 Bus (FKQ) retired from Deloitte on May 31 after a 36-year career.  During his career, he served in multiple leadership positions, the last of which was vice chairman supporting Deloitte’s International Olympic Committee relationship. He lives in Summerland Key, Fla. 

Janis Worley ’85 MBA Bus was recognized as a Woman of Distinction by the Girl Scouts of Northeast Ohio during the group’s May award ceremony. The annual award ceremony was established in 2012 to celebrate and recognize women in northeast Ohio who go above and beyond to make communities better places to live and work. She lives in Hudson, Ohio.

Robert Jones ’86 Lib (AEP) retired in February. He served as a Marine infantry officer for a decade, as an FBI special agent for 24 years, and then as the executive director of security for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He has been married to Erin McShane Jones ’86 H&HD for 40 years.  They live in Venetia, Pa.  

Judi Schulman Bradley ’89 Bus retired as VP, global tax, at Cvent. She has spent the last 24 years leading global tax strategies and M&A at various multinational technology companies. She lives in Germantown, Md.

Bill James ’89 H&HD retired on March 31 from the York County Office of Emergency Management after a 27-year career. He was a commissioned ROTC officer, retiring from the U.S. Army and the Pennsylvania Army National Guard in 2005. He lives in York, Pa.

1990s

John Treacy ’90 H&HD (AGR), currently in full-time vocational ministry, obtained a master’s degree in Christian Ministry in May. He lives in Saint Albans, W.Va.    

Drew Maerz ’91 Edu joined the U.S. National Science Foundation’s Green Bank Observatory Science Center as head of education. Maerz has over three decades of experience in education, most recently serving as superintendent of schools in Monterey, Va. He lives in Monterey.

Erin O’Malley ’92 Lib published The Brat and the Bullfighter: A Love Story. She lives in Duvall, Wash.

Tammy Miller ’93, ’95 MA Lib was recently crowned Ms. Pennsylvania Senior America during the organization’s 2026 pageant in Harrisburg, Pa. Miller is an accomplished public speaker, a Realtor with Keller Williams Realty, and an auctioneer. She has also served as international director and accredited speaker with Toastmasters International, and is a passionate advocate for breast cancer awareness, homelessness, food insecurity, and community service. She lives in Port Matilda, Pa. 

Marco Pelusi ’93 A&A opened Marco Pelusi Hair Studio in West Hollywood in 2005, and he became a fixture in that community. He has served on the board of the West Hollywood Design District and has been recognized by the West Hollywood Chamber of Commerce. Read the full profile.

Kevin A. Clark ’94 PhD Edu released an animated children’s web series titled Stuntboy: The Animated Mixtape, based on the young adult book Stuntboy In the Meantime, written by Jason Reynolds. Clark served as executive producer on the project, which features a Black male lead character dealing with issues of anxiety while sharing humorous tales about his community and his neighbors. He lives in Arlington, Va.

Greg Dracon ’94 Eng has been recognized by The Boston Globe in its fifth annual Tech Power Players 50 as an influential leader in technology in New England. He lives in Needham, Mass.

Maria Fraietta ’95 Lib launched Nokbox, an organizational system that helps families organize the information needed at the time of a loved one’s death. She has been featured on Good Morning America and The View, and in The New York Times. She lives in Littleton, Colo.

Maggie Atkinson ’98 Eng and Tara Dulaney Ritsko ’04 Eng work for ASRC Federal and began collaborating in September 2022 on a project to extend the life of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Polar Operational Environmental Satellites (POES), which provided data supporting weather forecasting, climate research, and global search-and-rescue tracking. Read the full profile.

Carey Cseszko ’98 Lib was recently appointed VP for finance and administration at Albertus Magnus College in New Haven, Conn. She joins Albertus during its historic 100th anniversary year, bringing over 20 years of higher education leadership to the role, most recently serving as the interim VP for finance at Connecticut College. She lives in New Haven, Conn.

2000s

Shawn Hinkle ’01 IST has joined Kinsley Enterprises as its CTO. In this role, he will guide technology strategy and support digital transformation efforts across the organization. He lives in Sinking Spring, Pa. 

Liliana Naydan ’02 Lib published a new book titled Genre Migrations: Rhetorical Borders in Post-9/11 U.S. Literature. She lives in Huntingdon Valley, Pa.

Terrence Kerwin ’05 Lib is a managing partner in Fox Rothschild’s Exton, Pa., office. He lives in Glenmoore, Pa.

Faheemah Mustafaa ’05 H&HD has been promoted to associate professor of education with tenure at the University of California, Davis, in the School of Education. She lives in Davis, Calif.

2010s

Kimberly Rahn ’11 Law was named to the 2026 Lawdragon 500 X—The Next Generation list by Schouest, Bamdas, Soshea & Benmaier, which recognizes the country’s premier rising legal talent. She lives in Lake Geneva, Wis.

Jared Angud ’14 MMus A&A has been the drummer for traveling Broadway hits such as Flashdance, Back to the Future: The Musical, Beauty and the Beast, and now for the first national tour of Death Becomes Her. Read the full profile.

Tiere Phillips ’15 UC, an associate in the casualty department in Marshall Dennehey’s Pittsburgh office, has been elected to the Judicial Committee of the Allegheny County Bar Association. He is one of three attorneys elected for this role, which is intended to ensure fairness and equality in representation during judicial evaluations and recommendations for election and reelection in Allegheny County. He lives in Pittsburgh.

Tori Reinard ’18 H&HD (THON) and James Wychock ’18 Eng met at a Penn State tailgate on Sept. 16, 2017, and got married on Dec. 13, 2025, in Falls, Pa. Reinard works as an operations manager at Geisinger Health System; Wychock is a quality engineer at General Dynamics. They live in Factoryville, Pa.

2020s

Madison Borkovich ’23 IST graduated with a juris doctorate and a master of laws in entertainment, arts, and sports law from the University of Miami School of Law in Coral Gables, Fla. She lives in Cheswick, Pa.

OH, THE PLACES YOU'LL GO: Kennedy White’s children’s book, I Am Who I Am, encourages youngsters to follow their heart and hold onto their dreams, no matter how small or how big they may be. “You never know what you can accomplish if you don’t try,” says White ’24 Com.