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Mike Wall ’84 of Freeport, IL; John Dalton ’84 of Oak Park, IL; Todd Vohland ’84 (freshman year at IWU, grad of eastern Illinois) of Decatur; and Tim Brophy ’84 of Joliet, IL
Hosted by Mike and Keri Wall in their Freeport, IL home.
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Mike Wall ’84 of Freeport, IL; John Dalton ’84 of Oak Park, IL; Todd Vohland ’84 (freshman year at IWU, grad of eastern Illinois) of Decatur; and Tim Brophy ’84 of Joliet, IL
Hosted by Mike and Keri Wall in their Freeport, IL home.
Associate Professor of Nursing Brenda Lessen Knoll ’89 conducted a PIOMI Training Webinar for a group of Neonatal Physicians and Speech Pathologists at National Children’s Hospital in Hanoi, Vietnam. Dr. Lessen Knoll has been conducting live training webinars for Neonatal Providers across the globe to implement her Premature Infant Oral Motor Intervention as the standard of care for neonatal therapy. www.piomi.com
Nashville journalist and former longtime WSMV anchor Demetria Kalodimos ’81 has been appointed communication professional-in-residence in Lipscomb University’s School of Communication.
Carol (Gentry) Burns ’85 has been named secretary of the Alma College Board of Trustees. Read more here. Congrats, Carol!
Patrick Cleary ’82 has been appointed Mid-Central Regional Sales Director at Purchasing Power, LLC, a voluntary benefit fintech company that offers the leading employment purchase program through the convenience of payroll deduction. Responsible for execution of Purchasing Power’s regional growth and business development strategies, Cleary will be based in Northbrook, IL.
You can find out more via this article made from information provided by Purchasing Power LLC.
AssureCare, a leader in Population Health and Care Management solutions, announces the appointment of Mike Palackdharry as Executive Vice President, Growth and Strategy. – PR Newswire
Colleen Daugherty Halberg ’86 was named director of donor engagement and major gifts for EP!C, a nonprofit supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Peoria, Illinois, in May 2021. She was profiled in a story in The Bradley Scout, the university’s student newspaper.
Dr. Beth Mulberry ’86, the medical director at Mustard Seed Community Health in Greensboro, North Carolina, was highlighted in Triad Business Journal’s “Outstanding Women in Business” series in June 2021. Mustard Seed provides high-quality primary medical and mental health care to residents of the Cottage Grove neighborhood and to adults and children anywhere in Guilford County without insurance and living at or below 200% of the federal poverty level.
Jacklynn ’86 was named system chief nursing officer for FirstHealth of the Carolinas, a health system based in Pinehurst, North Carolina, in May 2021. Jacklynn previously served as chief nursing officer and vice president of patient care services for Aurora Medical Center Grafton in Grafton, Wisconsin. She has also held leadership roles with the Cancer Treatment Centers of America in suburban Chicago, and Watertown Regional Medical Center, a division of UW Health Partners, in Watertown, Wisconsin. Jacklynn recently earned a doctorate of nursing practice from Northern Kentucky University.
Dwaine Tefertiller ’84 died Saturday, June 5, 2O21 at Jerseyville Manor Nursing Home, from complications of a stroke he suffered in February 2020. Dwaine graduated in 1980 from Frankfort Community High School in West Frankfort, Illinois. He then went on to attend Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, where he participated on the football team. He served with the United States Army, and was employed as a truck driver for the majority of his adult life, lastly with Schneider Trucking, until his health no longer allowed him. See full obituary here.