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University of Colorado Boulder. It has been a great job and she has loved bringing change to the property services operation of the university. On Jan. 21, 2019, she made another big change and married the love of her life, Stephen Worthington, from Cedar City, Utah. They had the opportunity to travel back to Pennsylvania to celebrate their wedding with some of her favorite Lycoming alumni. 10 Tyler Hutson married Marleigh Truman on Aug. 24, 2019, at the Lakeside Lodge at Bangs Beach in Sidney, Maine. (L to R) Brittany Godorov, Bethany (Drew) Belenski ’11, Angela (Cecere) Karslo ’11, Morgan Hamler, Rebecca (Hutson) Rupert ’16, Julia Fox, Anne Johnston, Marleigh Truman, Tyler Hutson ’10, Eddie Frick ’10, James Fox, Taylor Volpe ’10, Austin Hamler, Brendan Porter, Chris Belenski ’10, and Steve Horten ’10 The “Trinity“ 11 Proud parents Victoria (Rainey) and Jarrin Campman ’13 , welcomed their daughter, Palmer Louise, on July 26, 2019. This was the first grandchild for both sides of their families, including Vickey’s father, Howard Rainey ’87 . (third from left) Joshua Davinsizer ’12 12 The Rev. Joshua W. Davinsizer was ordained as an elder in the Susquehanna Conference of the United Methodist Church. His ordination took place in June 2019 at the Susquehanna Annual Conference held in Hershey, Pa. Joshua is currently appointed to the McConnellsburg United Methodist Church in McConnellsburg, Pa. 13 Jamie (Pawlick) and Chase Mack ’12 were married June 22, 2019, at Hammond Castle, Gloucester, Mass. Sascha Feinstein officiated. Bridesguards were Alyssa Allen and AJ Fenske , and groomsman was Jason Dedrick ’12 . Alumni in attendance included Scott Mitchell ’11 , Lucas Reckling ’12 , Bill Mastandrea ’14 , and Elijah Perry ’12 . Molly Collier has been cast in the world premiere of “Halfway Bitches Go Straight To Heaven” by Pulitzer Prize winner Stephen Adly Guirgis and directed by Obie award winner John Ortiz. The show began previews in November 2019 at Atlantic Theater Company in New York, N.Y. Molly has since been made a member of LAByrinth Theater Company, a non-profit, off- Broadway theater company based in New York City, led by Philip Seymour Hoffman and John Ortiz for many years. LAByrinth was founded in 1992 as The Latino Actors Base and was created to deliberately interrupt the racial status quo by giving voice to artists of color, reflecting a world where color is the norm and not the exception. The company is a diverse, impassioned, tightly knit ensemble of multicultural artists that empowers individuals and builds community by creating member-driven, incendiary, new works of theater. (first row L to R) Alyssa Allen ’13, AJ Fenske ’13, Jamie Pawlick ’13, Chase Mack ’12, Jason Dedrick ’12, Elijah Perry ’12; (second row L to R) Scott Mitchell ’11, Sascha Feinstein, Lucas Reckling ’12, and Bill Mastandrea ’14 14 Robert Brodish married Sarah Cole on June 29, 2019. Those of you who knew Alli Davis , Denise Flack , and Melissa Michel remember them as the inseparable Lycoming “Trinity.” Approaching their 10-year reunion, they wanted to reflect on the journey each has taken and appreciate the bond they have kept all these years. Alli received her master’s degree at the Jewish Theological Seminary, spent time in Israel, and moved to California. She is now journeying back to Philadelphia with her life partner, Steve, for a second master’s degree at the University of Pennsylvania. Denise delved into sustainability, working at Penn State’s Lion Surplus, which propelled her to the position of property services program manager at the University of Colorado Boulder, where she took on the task of growing its surplus operation. A January marriage reunited the “Trinity” when Denise married Stephen Worthington. Melissa joined the Peace Corps and lived in Senegal, where she met her fiancée, Arju. After Peace Corps, the couple moved to California for a few years and now live in Toronto, Canada. Melissa is the youth prevention coordinator for JUUL Labs Canada and is still throwing hammers in ultimate Frisbee. 44 LYCOMING COLLEGE 2020 SPRING MAGAZINE