TMP 1995

What a stellar response! Thank you to everyone who took the time to respond. Let's keep the momentum for the next issue. Otherwise, we (Kristin and Mark) will be forced to talk about ourselves to try to fill the white space.

Fred Lancia reports that he recently joined KeyEye Communications as vice president, sales and product marketing. Congratulations, Fred!

Heh, heh, heh. Guy Logan reports that he is with Logan Consulting, is married and has two kids.

Carl Larson has been with Oracle Corp. since 1996 and is currently the area vice president for the central United States and Canadian operations. His wife, Jennifer, is a landscape architect and runs her own design firm in Chicago called Hayden Bulin Larson. They are the proud parents of Margaret (Maggie), 5, and Jack, 2. Maggie started kindergarten and loves her new class and teacher. Keep up the good work, Maggie. Is the Northwestern Class of 2021 in the cards?

Rick Wolk reports from Alaska that in addition to his position on the faculty at Alaska Pacific University in Anchorage, he was made executive director of an organization called Alaska InvestNET (www.alaskainvestnet.org). The not-for-profit organization's mission is to nurture entrepreneurship in Alaska for both entrepreneurs and for investors. Stay warm, Rick. Thanks for the extra effort of sending your update all the way from Anchorage.

John Servatius' update for Class Notes says that he does consultingwork on a part-time project basisfortroubled companies, or banks who've loaned money to those troubled companies. He uses the earned incometo fuelhis passive-income portfolio ofmultiunit residential properties (25 units and counting). As if that's not enough to keep him busy, he has been trying to get literary agents interested in his suspense novel, but no takers so far. Lastly, "hey" to all the summer quarter '94 China-IIS gang.

Tim Lester reports that he is married to Elizabeth (Hollis) Lester, whom he met while both were in the Class of '95 at Kellogg. They have four great kids who keep them busy and are the focus of their lives. Tim has been at Lumileds Lighting for the last four years as corporate controller. Lumileds is a $300-million manufacturer of high-brightness light-emitting diodes, headquartered in Silicon Valley. Elizabeth keeps the home front moving forward and deserves the credit for all the nice things people say about their kids. They live in Pleasanton, Calif.

Stuart Kruse's biggest news is that he has passed the third level of his CFA exam last June (passing all levels on the first try). He works for Bear Stearns in asset management.

Brian Langenberg reports that he and his wife have two children, Ksawery, 4, and Emma, nearly 2. His investment research company is expanding, having just added another principal. He says that life is good in River Forest, lll.

Jerry Lynch has been with General Mills since graduation and is currently marketing director, Europe, based in Nyon, Switzerland. He and his family (Annette, Kelsie, 11, and Liam, 6)love the opportunity to experience adifferent European culture every weekend. Jerry, thanks for sending your update all the way from Switzerland. We'll expect a picture of your family in front of Swiss mountains next time.

Richard Schliessmann reports that he is with Exelon.

David Henriksen has changed jobs. He recently accepted the position of general manager, physician office, for GE Healthcare, which requires relocating to Dallas with his wife, Rhonda, and kids Caroline and Drew. Good luck with the new role in Dallas.

Andy Long reports that he is now with Cambrex BioScience in Fredrick, Md. He was recently promoted to vice president, worldwide finance and supply chain. Prior to Cambrex, he was with Eaton Corp. and Emerson Electric. Congratulations, Andy. Keep up the good work.

Thanks again, everyone, for the great response and all the terrific news. In the meantime, go Wildcats! We'll be back in touch for the next issue of Kellogg World.