Francisco to promote the organization he founded,
WaterPartners International, and its new partner,
the OnexOne Foundation, a group that supports work
in children’s hospitals in Rwanda.
■ family additions
Parke Mason Chapman (’ 95 AB) and Diane Allison
Greene Chapman (’ 94 AB) of Briarcliff, N. Y.; a son,
Hunter Ryan Chapman, on March 28, 2008. Gina
Gardner Grimes (’ 95 BSN) and David Martin Grimes
(’ 97 BSPHR, ’03 PD) of Smithfield; a daughter,
Margo Lindsay Grimes, on June 29, 2008. Anne
Goodson Lunsford (’ 95 BSBA, ’ 95 MAC) and Brian
Christopher Lunsford (’ 95 BSMS) of Greensboro; a
daughter, Allison Elizabeth Lunsford, on Sept. 29,
2007. Patrick Michael Michel (’ 95 AB) and
Andrea Preschle Michel of Winston-Salem; a daughter, Lucy Anne Michel, on July 3, 2008.
■ obituary
Dr. Doren Dale Fredrickson (’ 95 PhD), 53, of
Wichita, Kan.; Aug. 21, 2008. Fredrickson was professor of preventive medicine and public health at
the Kansas University School of Medicine-Wichita
and the health officer of the Sedgwick County Health
Department. He was Kansas Health Foundation
Distinguished Professor of public health and
received the Golden Apple Teaching Award, the
Diversity of Kansas Award for Brotherhood and
Sisterhood, the W. T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching
Excellence, the UNC Research Merit Award (1991)
and, for three years, the U.S. Public Health Service
National Research Service Award. He was fluent in
Spanish and conversant in Swedish, German and
French.
’ 96 Lisa Bowers Bohn (’ 96 AB) of State University, Ark., has been appointed an
adjunct faculty member in the theater
department of Arkansas State University in Jonesboro. John Howard Brooks (’ 96 BSPHR) of
Aberdeen has joined the staff of Scotland Memorial Hospital as a cardiologist and opened a practice, Lumber River Cardiology, with his wife, Angela
B. Brooks (’ 94 BSPHR), a physician assistant. Previously, John Brooks was awarded the Pitt County
Memorial Hospital Presidential Service Award.
Lisa Rowland Kozloff (’ 96 ABJM) of Morrisville has
been named Managing Partner of the Year for Firebirds International, a restaurant management services business. Jeremy David Siegfried (’ 96 AB)
of New Albany, Ohio, has been elected partner in
the Columbus office of Porter Wright Morris &
Arthur LLP. Siegfried focuses his practice on securities, mergers and acquisitions, and general corporate law.
■ marriage
Shelley Jane Martin (’ 96 ABEd) and John Claude
Mason of Dacula, Ga.
■ family additions
Lisa Bowers Bohn (’ 96 AB) and Timothy Paul
Bohn of State University, Ark.; a son, Elijah Thomas
Bohn, on Dec. 1, 2007. Susan Roach Carroll
(’ 96 BSBA) and Thomas McLemore Carroll of
Atlanta; a son, Thomas Benjamin Carroll, on June
23, 2008. Holly Ramsey Griffin (’ 96 BSPHR, ’ 97
PD) and William Clyde “Tripp” Griffin III (’ 93 BSBIO,
’ 96 BSPHR) of Mount Pleasant, S.C.; a daughter,
Alice June Griffin, on May 7, 2008. Jennifer
90s
McLaurin Hedge (’ 96 AB) and Jonathan D. Hedge of
Rocky Point; a daughter, Peyton Grace Hedge, on
July 28, 2008. Sarah Bates Howell (’ 96 AB) and
Robert Jutzi Howell (’02 JD, ’06 MAC) of Evanston,
Ill.; a son, Sullivan Thorne Howell, on July 7, 2008.
Dr. Molly Blackley Jackson (’ 96 BSBIO, ’04
MD) and Dr. Benjamin Kyle Jackson (’05 MD) of
Seattle; a son, William Gunnar Jackson, on May 9,
2008.
’ 97 Brandy Carver Barnes (’ 97 AB, ’01
MSW) of Durham has founded DiabetesSisters Inc. and is director of the organization. DiabetesSisters serves women with diabetes
by providing a woman’s forum, a diabetes buddy program, weekly blogs and a certified diabetes educator
to answer questions at www.diabetessisters.org. The
organization also supports a triathlon team, Sweet
Treats Boutique, and a free medication and appointments reminder program. C. Eric Leathers (’ 97
AB) of Mount Airy has been appointed head soccer
coach for Mount Airy High School. Leathers also
oversees Young Life Surry County. Amie Becton
Ray (’ 97 ABJM) of New York has been promoted to
senior manager, database and direct marketing at
the National Hockey League. Kara Ellice Simmons (’ 97 ABJM) of Chapel Hill has been promoted
to associate university counsel at UNC. Dr. Leah
Lane Shutt Smith (’ 97 BSBIO) of Lexington, S.C., has
joined Sandhills Pediatrics as a pediatrician.
■ marriages
Ann Kristin Harris (’ 97 AB) and David Smith of
Indianapolis. Megan Isobel Lordeon (’ 97 AB)
and Michael Anthony Pennie of Los Angeles.
Now that’s Tar Heel pride! David Buckler always
dreamed of attending UNC, but the competitive requirements for out-of-state
applicants prevented him from pursuing that dream as an undergraduate. Even
after earning a master’s degree at George Washington University and building a
successful career as a defense contractor, David still had this one regret. But through
Carolina Courses Online, he was finally able to fulfill his dream. After completing a
UNC Media Criticism course via the Web, he proudly bound his course work and
official UNC transcript into a leather book. And in an unexpected twist, the course
even inspired David to launch a successful side-career as a film and TV actor.
What’s your dream? At the Friday Center, we’re here to help you reach your
lifelong goals through continuing education. Visit fridaycenter.unc.edu/cp or
call 866-441-3683 to schedule an appointment with an advisor.
