for strength and peace. He will greatly be missed, especially during Lent with his Facebook posts.
Shannon Lentz’s daughter is a senior at Colorado State. Shannon and her husband, Bob, are still living in Colorado. They enjoyed a wonderful summer vacation houseboating on Lake Powell.
Amy Mizelle’s two oldest children are attending Georgia State University. She is happy they are still close to home. She is currently working at Oak Grove Elementary School.
Colby McKnight Nicholson has two daughters who are both attending Appalachian State University. She is back to work full-time at Costco in their fraud department.
1994 Marcus C. Sims, MD, FACC, FSCAI was named chief of medicine at Piedmont Eastside in 2022. He is already cath lab director at the hospital. His group, Eastside Heart & Vascular, was obtained during a four- hospital acquisition. Piedmont is the
Aimee Abernathy ’97 was inducted as secretary to the Mortar Board National Senior College Honor Society during the annual national conference in Little Rock, Arkansas, last August. While at Queens, Aimee served as the Orb and Scepter chapter philanthropy chair and is excited to bring Queens pride and spirit to the national council.
largest healthcare system in Georgia with hospitals in Athens, Columbus, Snellville, Atlanta and areas surrounding the Atlanta area. It serves 70% of the state’s population.
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mom for many years, she recently returned to the workforce.
Kathy Harwell Heath ’96, Christa Jones ’95 and Jill Jones Borak ’96 spent a relaxing weekend in Gerrardstown, West Virginia, at Christa’s mountain retreat. Jill and Christa both live in Northern Virginia. Kathy lives in Midlothian, Virginia, with her husband, Clay, and identical twin boys, Matt and Will.
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Taquina “TQ” Davis ’00 just recently accepted an adjunct faculty position in health education for Purdue University Global. Additionally, she actively supports her children’s (Junia, 10 and Israel, 8) School Improvement Council. Her family including husband, Markcus, takes bike rides along the Broad River in Columbia, South Carolina during the fall season.
Mandy Woalboer Kramer is still enjoying life in Charleston, South Carolina with her husband Jim, their five children, and Chewy the pug. After being a stay-at-home
2001 Graham Iain Jones was promoted to assistant athletic director at Stratford Academy in Macon Georgia in the spring of 2022. He’s been at his high school alma mater since 2019. He taught middle school technology classes his last three years before moving into administration. “I reflect on my time at Queens a lot and remember those were some of the best times of my life and in more ways than one, helped shape who I am today as I help mold the upcoming generation of kids.”
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2004 Jacqueline Harp was promoted to regional director of the Southeast for the outdoor equipment retailer, REI Co-op. She resides in Chattanooga, Tennessee with her daughter Rose (8), son Isaiah (5) and husband Chase.
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Jamie (Litcher) Pennington ’05 took leave from her career working with children with special needs to have a family. Tis past spring, she welcomed her fourth and final baby, Eden Leigh. Teir family is settled happily in Matthews, North Carolina and is still very close with her Queens University family!
Graham Iain Jones ’01 is now the assistant athletic director at Stratford Academy.
2003 In March of 2022, Jon Lindsay Phillips founded PhillComm Global, a public relations agency specializing
Jackie Succheralli ’05 and her husband, Mark, welcomed their daughter Olivia (bottom left) in December 2021. Blakelyn (top left) is loving her new role as big sister.
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