TREMPER ALUMNI SERVING IN THE MILITARY

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If  you are serving or have served in the US Military,
send your NAME and YEAR OF GRADUATION
to igloomom@wi.rr.com.  Please feel free to include
your military photo with a small caption.

Please sign the "REMEMBRANCE BOOK".

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1965
Fred Froeber
Craig R. Harff +

1966
Rick Arries
Jeffrey Peters
Larry Kraemer + (05-14-02)

1967
Glenn Berger
Yvonne Hansche

1968
Mark Brennen
Richard B. Free
Douglas F. Hughes

1969
Darwin Peterson +
Mardi Wilcox

1972
Mike Carravetta
Kathy (Cords, Sturino) Hartke
Byron Dowse
Dick Feckler
Rob Hansen
Robert (Bob) Morgan
Ron Taleronik
Steve Whitt

1973
Douglas Terry
Michael V. Thomas + (12-27-01)
Roger Queen

1974
Michael G. Beilke + (06-29-02)

1975
Stephanie Bloxdorf
Steven Bolint
Mike De Hamer
David Hinds

1976
Fred  Anderson

1977
Karen (Folzenloben) Mullins
Fernando (Dito) Llanas
Gayle Servais
 Dave Sikorski
Steve Smith
Randy VanWie

1978
Jim Boubonis
John E. Jones
Jennifer (Norstrom) Silbert

1979
Barry Schwartz
Todd A. Stenholt  + (10-15-07)

1980
Kenn Gorr
Don Homes
Robert Steinhoff

1981
Barry Moreland
Roger York
Sherman Last

1982
Kevin Adelsen
Bobby Covelli
Dan Delaney
Bob Fischer
Ron Marek
 David Mitchell
Richard Preston


Donald S. Wilson

1983
Jeff Dreher
Chris Skowronski
Chris (Mick) Baker
Mike Baker (Chris's Husband)

1984
  Joseph Del Frate
Steve Rasmussen
Terry V. Kentcy +

1985
Mike Perez

1986
Dennis Scott Pannell

1987
Brady McCarron

1989
Tracy L. Kreuser 

1990
Donald J Mathes
Thomas Johnson
Jason S.S. (Dolling)  KinKaid
Pat Ludowise
Jeffrey D. Van Wie

1991
Betty (Bustle) Gould

1992
Eric N. Balli
Jim Clark
David Fischer
Robert Haack
Marc Kaddatz
Brian Klemp
Michelle Montes
Trisha (Williams) Philippe

1993
Gene R. Daun
Brian Champine
Brandon Rapp

1994
Amy M. Clark
Stacey M. (Feldt) Dehne
Nicole Mattioli + (April 16, 2000)
David Oksnee
Paul Schmidt
Simon P. Ortiz

1995
Dana E. Ehlers
Cheri M. Malek

1996
Ryan Albrecht
Jose A. Flores
Dan  Glatz
Greg Goshaw
Gregory Hyland
Michael A. Koslica
Scott A. Nelson, Jr.
Gretchen Reinhardt
Ronald G. Spears
Bob Syre
Rachelle (Muir) Wilburn
 

1997
Brian Cooper
Aaron Meo
Michael R. Pynaker
Curtis Schmitz
T.J. Tifft
Melissa Shodis-Wiggins

1998
Joshua Benson
Phil Herrin
Matthew A. Neururer
Brian Perkins
 

1999
Sean M. Mattie
Joshua C. Pollack
Joshua Radandt
Randall Rogowski
Jeremy Westplate
 

2000
Craig Allen Birkholz
Derek DeFranco
Zachary E. Dickinson
TJ Macias
Casie Lane (Millhouse) Martin
Daniel (Dan) Martinson
Isaac McBeth
Andy Mierta
Brian Rogalski
Travis B. Rosmann
Christopher Schroeder
Andrew (Andy) Wight <>

2001
Anthony F. Cicerale
Felicia Harris
Mario Lopez
Daniel W. Merfeld
Tracy L. Reimer
Mathew J. Sandberg
Joseph G. Willems
2004
JeriLynn Weaver

2005
Kyle Milas



 

+Deceased



Let us offer  WORDS OF SUPPORT AND ENCOURAGEMENT for the courageous
men and women  who defend our country during these difficult days.
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I can't improve on what President Bush said: "Your mission is defined, your objective is clear, your cause is just." There is much at stake here.  Our safety at home and the American way of life have been changed.  Quite possibly forever. I pray for all Americans involved in this conflict and for those about to be called into action. I pray for their safe return home with a string of successful missions
behind them. Someone once said the price of Freedom is eternal vigilence.  Those words are true today perhaps even more so than they've been in years.  Clearly this nation's vigilent force protecting our freedom is our military and intelligence agencies.
God bless every one of you. 
David Stank '81
You have my deepest gratitude for all that you do for our wonderful country. My thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Nan (Burby) Erdahl '84
I live in Manhattan and work across the street from what used to be the World Trade Center.  After living through the experience of the terrorist attack and witnessing the aftermath (the clean-up, the bodies, the awful smell, the smoke) each and every workday, and the disruption of New York daily life; I just can't express enough thanks and gratitude to all of you
men and women in our armed forces who are doing the most important job in the world right now.  Protecting and securing our freedom and our lives.
Laura Fredericksen '90
We owe our freedom and lives to you, the BRAVE and dedicated who are willing to lay your lives down so that the USA may remain free!!!! I am totally humbled by your dedication and willingness to sacrifice all, for us! May God Bless You!!! Thank you!
Love In Christ,
Susanne Hastings Windeler '68
Thank you and may God bless all of you who proudly defend our country and our freedom. You are greatly valued and my prayers are with you. 
Colana (Cascio) Hutchinson '77


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