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CLASS NOTES<br />

Trena Paulus ’91, Ph.D., recently<br />

received tenure and was promoted<br />

to associate professor at the<br />

University of Tennessee. Trena in<br />

the educational psychology and<br />

counseling department, where<br />

she researches aspects of online<br />

learning environments.<br />

Becky (Coy) Katsaropoulos ’92 is<br />

a registered nurse and currently<br />

a stay-at-home mom. She and<br />

her husband, John, have five<br />

children. The family resides in<br />

South Bend, Ind.<br />

Chandrika Fonseka ’94 earned<br />

her master’s in business administration<br />

for human resource<br />

management and marketing<br />

from the University of Manipal<br />

India.<br />

Tony Gambaiani ’95 recently was<br />

one of eight bankers from six<br />

states recognized as a “Rising Star<br />

in Banking” by the Northwestern<br />

Financial Review. Readers from<br />

across the Midwest nominated<br />

bankers who have distinguished<br />

themselves by their accomplishments,<br />

both in their banks and<br />

communities, and are poised to<br />

make significant contributions to<br />

the industry for years to come.<br />

Andy Bass ’96 and his wife, Jenni,<br />

are the parents of a daughter,<br />

Deborah Claire, born on Sept. 9,<br />

<strong>20</strong><strong>09</strong>. She is the couple’s fourth<br />

child. Andy teaches and coaches<br />

football and baseball at Greenwood<br />

High School. He recently was<br />

honored at the IHSBCA North-<br />

South All Star Series. The family<br />

resides in Greenwood, Ind.<br />

Karen (Nelson) Heavin ’96<br />

was elected one of three new<br />

directors of the Putnam County<br />

Community Foundation in June<br />

<strong>20</strong><strong>09</strong>. She also serves Warren<br />

Township of Putnam County<br />

as a trustee. Her previous<br />

experience includes working as<br />

a traveling financial field<br />

consultant for International<br />

Dairy Queen and working as a<br />

fundraiser for an economic<br />

development corporation in<br />

Illinois. She is active in numerous<br />

civic organizations and the<br />

Cloverdale Methodist Church. She<br />

and her husband, Dr. Anthony<br />

Heavin, live on a cattle farm with<br />

their sons, Garrett and Brock.<br />

Rachel (Peden) McCarty ’96<br />

and her husband, Cullen, are the<br />

parents of a daughter, Josie Anne,<br />

A very <strong>Franklin</strong> family<br />

George Anderson ’59, a retired real estate agent, and his wife, Barbara (Gamble) ’60, a<br />

retired teacher, are proud that their three daughters are <strong>Franklin</strong> <strong>College</strong> graduates. Now, a<br />

third generation of the family is attending <strong>Franklin</strong>. Elizabeth Burpo ’10 and Laura Burpo ’12<br />

are the daughters of Brad Burpo ’82 and his wife, Pam (Anderson) ’84. Pam is a fifth-grade<br />

teacher with Lebanon Community Schools, and Brad is vice president of Clear Channel Media.<br />

Kim (Anderson) Arrowood ’87 is a PE teacher with the Tippecanoe School Corp., and her<br />

husband, Derek, is superintendent of Sheridan Community Schools. They have two children,<br />

who attend Tippecanoe schools. Amy (Anderson) Godby ’89 is a kindergarten teacher with<br />

Lebanon Community Schools, and her husband, Jeff, is an owner of Godby Home Furnishings.<br />

They have two children, who also attend Lebanon. George and Barbara say they are hoping<br />

the younger grandchildren might someday choose <strong>Franklin</strong>.<br />

born on March 12, <strong>20</strong><strong>09</strong>. She is<br />

the couple’s first child. Rachel<br />

was the Monroe County historian<br />

and absentee voting supervisor<br />

for Monroe County and is now a<br />

homemaker. Her husband<br />

co-owns Smithville, a telecommunications<br />

company. The family<br />

resides in Ellettsville, Ind.<br />

Heather Willis Neal ’97 recently<br />

began a new position as deputy<br />

chief of staff at the Indiana<br />

Department of Education.<br />

She previously served as the<br />

Indiana governor’s public access<br />

counselor. She and her husband,<br />

Davey, have two children and<br />

reside in Indianapolis.<br />

Scott Sherry ’97, Whiteland High<br />

School head baseball coach, was<br />

recently honored at the IHSBCA<br />

North-South All Star Series.<br />

Jarrod Brett ’98 recently accepted<br />

a newly created position with<br />

<strong>Franklin</strong> <strong>College</strong>, coordinator of<br />

student achievement. In this role,<br />

he focuses on student retention<br />

and helps the individuals who are<br />

at risk of an incomplete college<br />

career due to financial hardship<br />

or poor academic performance.<br />

He is in his seventh year as<br />

assistant men’s basketball coach<br />

at the college, where he’s also an<br />

adjunct history teacher. Jarrod<br />

and his wife, Jennifer, reside in<br />

<strong>Franklin</strong>.<br />

Amy (Powers) Telscher ’98 and<br />

her husband, Jim, are the parents<br />

of a son, Nathaniel Charles, born<br />

on June 19, <strong>20</strong><strong>09</strong>. He joins a<br />

brother, Ben. The family resides<br />

in Cincinnati.<br />

Jeff Carroll ’99 is a first-year law<br />

student. He and his wife, Kelley<br />

(Kennedy) ’99, reside in Ann<br />

Arbor, Mich.<br />

Libby (Wasilchuk) Clem ’99 and<br />

her husband, Shannon, are the<br />

parents of a son, Robert Jameson,<br />

born on Oct. 26, <strong>20</strong>08. Libby is a<br />

64 FRANKLIN REPORTER WWW.FRANKLINCOLLEGE.EDU<br />

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