CLASS NOTES
Clair (Clark) Wiles ’91 I am still teaching history at North
Eugene High School. We adopted one of my students, so that has livened up our life! She has decided to join the Navy so I was able to swear her in.
Mike Kremkau ’94 I’m still living in Missoula, Montana,
and working as an emergency physician at St. Patrick Hospital. I’m also a deputy with Missoula County Sheriff Department and the medical director for Search and Rescue and the Special Response Team. My fiancée and I just had our first child, Monroe Jane Kremkau, born April 16, 2010. My new address is: 1104 Monroe St., Missoula, MT 59802.
Joel Sankey ’95 It was a big 33rd birthday for me
on April 26th because it was the same day as the Idaho State University commencement where I officially graduated with my PhD in engineering and applied science. I’ve attached a picture of me and my boys (Levi and Luka) at commencement. Teki and I and Levi and Luka are living in Boise. Teki and I are both working for the Geosciences Department at Idaho State University. I am a post-doctoral researcher and Teki is a research assistant professor. Our (very) general research interests are in the health and sustainability of rangeland soils and vegetation. We have been working in
Joel Sankey ’95 with sons Levi and Luka
Idaho and also Mongolia. We will likely be moving to Tucson next year because I got a research fellowship with the USGS.
Kira Person Mauseth ’95 I’m heading back to Haiti with a team
Clair (Clark) Wiles ’91 with her adopted daughter
Ina Hunt Wilborn ’92 Living in Portland with my husband,
Kevin, and our three children, Ethan, 10, Lauren, 7, and Hannah, 5. Life is good!
inawilborn@comcast.net
Eric Gebbie ’94 I’ve been back in Portland for almost
a year now. I somehow still remain a class coordinator, so fellow Class of ’94 folks please contact me any time if you want to reconnect or help plan a class reunion in Portland or elsewhere:
egebbie@iinet.com
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of volunteers to work on developing some sustainable medical, mental health, and engineering practices in an area on the outskirts of Port-au-Prince. I will be working with three other psychologists to implement a community-based mental health support network. If anyone is interested in the work of our group, more information is available at
www.love-for-haiti.com.
Erin Murphy Deardorff ’96 Still living in Colorado and working
From left, Lauren, Ethan, and Hannah Wilborn
for the same company. Traveling the world and the country as much as we can. Combining it this year with a lot of riding in preparation for our 100 miles for Alzheimer’s this summer as part of the Memory Ride. Brian and I will be joined by my dad for the ride!
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