80s Sue (Lewis) Oldham ’81 and Amy Kolb ’13 met as members of the Stilettos on Steel Women’s Motorcycle Group in Brevard County, Flo. On April 18, 2026, they both did their third tandem skydiving jump together at Sebastian Airport. Christian Farber ’83 recently published his first book, “Creaks from My Rails — Trilogies of Time.” It is a legacy-driven book of connected trilogies retold from the perspective of a life lived. Many of the stories are wellknown but have been forgotten over time. These retellings cover myth, literature, history, and places. There is no attempt to explain them fully, but to retell them with a fresh breadth of life and experience. The book is available on Amazon.com. For events and services spanning his professional career and personal life, Don Jacobs ’86 received a Top Pharmaceutical CIO consulting and leadership award, the U.S. Presidential Lifetime Volunteer Service Award, the U.S. Coast Guard Meritorious Service Award (civilian), and the Harrisburg Academy Service to Noah Huffman ’26, Len Hahn ’94, Michael Hummel ’25, Jake Lusk ’23, Chad Miller ’22, Zachary Bordeau ’27, Keith Essig ’01, and Keith Heinrich ’99. Members of Alpha Sigma Phi recently held their 15th annual golf reunion in the Pocono’s playing Jack Frost and Buck Hill golf courses. (L to R back row) Dave Melick ’77, Andy Herb ’76, Kelsey Green ’74, Steve Keech ’76, Jeff Swenson ’76; (L to R front row) Jim LaRocca ’74, Joe Hamer ’76, and Bill Mellor ’76 Several KDR brothers met for their annual gathering in June 2026 in Hellertown, Pa. (L to R) Tim VanSyckle ’79, John Alberti ’79, Billy Campbell ’79, Dave Brown ’81, Mike Bonshock ’80, Dave Avery ’81, Mark Falcone ’81, Mike Brown ’79, Dave Shickel ’79, Ron Votto, Rick Cangialosi ’79, Ty Bornman ’79, Dave Pinter, Dave Overholt ’79. Anyone interested in the next gathering should contact Cang at lowride@ptd.net or Ty at tbornman@comcast.net. Humanity Award, among other distinctions. In February 2026, Don and his wife celebrated the sixth anniversary of his retirement by finally doing absolutely nothing and loving every minute of it! “Thank you to all of our Lycoming professors who (directly and indirectly) constantly challenged us to find truth and improvement.” Stephen Neetz ’88 has published new editions of his books, “Ascensional” and “The Nameless Path — A Philosophy of Freedom,” which are now available. These newly updated editions, containing extensive rewrites and additions, were inspired in part by his own recent experience successfully completing cancer treatment. 90s Members of TKE fraternity gathered in Pittsburgh, Pa., to attend a Pirate game at PNC field. Pictured are Brian Bledsoe ’98, 20s Eric Walker ’00 wrapped up his 22nd season as the head wrestling coach at Elizabethtown College in March 2026 by coaching his 10th All-American at the NCAA Division III Wrestling Championships and helping the Blue Jays finish tied for 23rd in the nation, the team’s best finish since 2013. Eric coached his second NCAA finalist, Ganon Smith at 184 pounds, at the tournament. 29 www.lycoming.edu
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