Warren David Cross (ElecEngr’44) is a retired high school counselor living in Torrance, California.
Ellen (Bardwell) Deisler (ChemEngr’45) is retired and, along with her husband, enjoying her three grown children and five grandchildren.
Gerald Richardson (ChemEngr’50) has been retired for 15 years from the Hanford Nuclear Plant, where he helped develop separations processes for recovering plutonium and other byproducts of uranium fuel irradiation. He lives in Richland, Wash., and has been busy since retirement hybridizing irises and working on family genealogy.
Larry Irwin (ChemEngr’60, PhD Edu’74) is happily retired in Bellingham, Washington, and proud to be a Buff!!
Ramesh Kumar Mital (MechEngr’60) is retired as the general manager of Mecon Limited. He lives in Delhi, India.
Adel (Eltawil) Al-Taweel (MS ChemEngr’65, PhD‘69) is a professor at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Terrence P. Kenyon (MS CivEngr’79) is vice-president of McLaughlin Water Engineers, Ltd., in Boulder.
John Allen (AeroEngr/Bus’72) is the owner of Travel Software Consultants in Aurora.
Doug Dickman (AeroEngr’79) is a pilot for U.S. Airways. He lives in Dowington, Pennsylvania.
Clay Trautner (ArchEngr’81) is director of projects at FLSmidth CEntry. He lives in Salt Lake City.
Seth A. Darst (ChemEngr’82) is the Jack Fishman Professor and head of the Laboratory of Molecular Biophysics at Rockefeller University in New York City. He recently was elected to the National Academy of Sciences, one of the highest honors that can be accorded a U.S. scientist or engineer in recognition of distinguished and continuing achievements in original research.
John Chisholm (ArchEngr’83) is director of pre-construction at the Beck Group.
Steve Trombley (MechEngr’83) is the owner/president of LWI Metalworks. He lives in Shelbourne, Vermont.
Kathleen (Beyer) Devine (ChemEngr’84) is an adjunct professor at Monmouth University in New Jersey, teaching about environmental issues. She has three children, ages 16, 15, and 9. She also works at Sandy Hook, runs a non-profit to restore a herring run in the Navesink estuary, and is an active scout leader and Water Watch committee member.
Kent Choquette (EngrPhys/ApMath’84) was awarded the IEEE Laser and Electro-Optic Society 2008 Engineering Achievement Award. He is a professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Illinois-Urbana.
Doug Limbach (MechEngr’84) is a medical device patent attorney with Shay Glenn LLP in Los Angeles.
Chakkrit Chandrema (MechEngr’84) is the deputy chief of staff for the Ministry of Defense in Bangkok, Thailand.
Joe Vranka (ChemEngr’85) is overseeing Montana’s 14 Superfund projects in his new job with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. He was hired after 18 years with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, where his jobs included Superfund work and management of radiation programs.
Laura (Hudgel) Drury (ElecEngr/CompSci’87) of Highlands Ranch has 10 years’ experience in leadership in software development and telecommunications, most recently as COO of a 70-person organization. She is looking to transition to another leadership position in a technology company. Contact her at lauradrury@comcast.net.
Arlin Bartels (EngrPhys’87) is a payload systems manager at NASA, and lives in Crofton, Maryland.
Jon Christopher Beverly (ElecEngr’91) is a lt. colonel in the U.S. Air Force in Falls Church, Virginia.
Andrew Biggs (MechEngr’93) is a technical leader/software engineer at Cisco Systems in Thornton.
Matthew Oetting (ElecEngr’94) is an engineering consultant living in Boulder.
Morten Ilebrekke (ElecEngr’94) is chief development engineer, Conax AS in Oslo, Norway.
Wade Eck (ArchEngr’96) is CEO of MMA HEAT in Los Angeles. The company just launched its online channel, www.MMAheat.com, through a partnership with iBN Sports to provide the latest news on mixed martial arts and pop culture using the best of web technology.
Peter Staab (MS ApMath’96, PhD’98) is an assistant professor at Fitchburg State College. He lives in Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts.
Christelle Blanchemain (MS Telecom’97) is a test engineer at Thomson, living in Puteaux, France.
Marketa McGuire Elsner (CivEngr’99) is a research scientist with the Climate Impacts Group at the University of Washington.
Matthew Reilly (ArchEngr’01) and Kate Busby (CivEngr’01) married in October. Matthew is a project manager at F.E. Moran in Chicago.
Brian Saller (CivEngr’01, MS’02) is project manager with Turner Construction Company and lives in Englewood.
Robert Castillo (MS Telecom’01) is a product manager at Cox Communications. He lives in Smyrna, Georgia.
Lam Pham (CompSci’02) is a program leader at GE Healthcare in Paris, France.
Dimitriy Faynburg (AeroEngr’05) is an online satellite engineer at Orbcomm, and lives in Reston, Virginia.
Andrew Tubach (ChemEngr’07) is a chemical engineer at AAA Molybdenum Products. He lives in Westminster.
Margaret Tripodi (ChemEngr’07) is an associate engineer at Genentech in San Francisco.
Eric Eason graduated from CU-Boulder in May with dual degrees in applied math and engineering physics, and the highest GPA among engineering bachelor’s degree graduates. He also won a Hertz Foundation Fellowship providing support for five years of graduate school—one of only 10 awarded across the country. Not bad for a young man who’s only 18 years old.
