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Blue Ash, OH 45242-0605
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Lucas Schirr '22 works at The Ventilator Project
in Boston, Mass., to help increase ventilator
accessibility during the pandemic.
ALUMNI UPDATE
of Cincinnati. He worked most of his life as a
photographer as well the founder of S.O.F.A.
(Southern Ohio Film Makers Association).
ALUMNI NEWS
Bob Noll '53 graduated with an engineering
degree in 1959 and joined a small engineering
company in Baltimore, Md. He worked
on aerospace projects for two years before
being drafted into the U.S. Army, where he
was assigned to the ballistic research lab in
Aberdeen, Md. While there, he worked on
the ENIAC computer, considered one of the
first large computers. Bob was later hired
as a civilian engineer at the Westinghouse
Aerospace Division, where he worked for 38
years. He lives in Parkville, Md.
Charles Wharton '53 is a retired
pediatrician living in Peachtree City, Ga.,
where he enjoys golfing and reading. Email:
chwharton@aol.com
Matthew Diana '57 is still in good health and
working. His son, Joe, is a Sigma Chi from the
Embry-Riddle chapter and a retired Air Force
colonel. Matt's passion is improving education
for the economically disadvantaged. Email:
mattdiana@yahoo.com
Jay DeWitt '59 logged over 1,500
hours of volunteer service at the VA
Hospital emergency room before the
start of the COVID-19 pandemic. Email:
jaydewitt36@yahoo.com
Paul Kollman '61 practiced internal
medicine in Montgomery, Ohio, for 45 years
before his retirement in 2017. He and his
wife, Carita, have shared 58 years of marriage
and have three children, seven grandchildren,
and one great-grandchild. Paul and Carita
enjoy traveling and playing a lot of bridge.
They live in Montgomery, Ohio. Email:
pvkcarita@gmail.com
Frederick Scott '64 retired from Hospital
Designers, a subsidiary of HBE Corporation,
after 45 years of service. During his time
as an architect there, he helped design and
build over 2,000 healthcare and financial
facilities throughout the United States. Email:
fscottxhdi44@gmail.com
Timothy Kute '67 is a retired pathology
professor from Wake Forest University. He
enjoys swimming and biking and has done
triathlons with his daughter. Timothy has three
children and four grandchildren. He sends his
best to all the Sigma Chis, especially brothers
from the late 1960s. Timothy lives in Winston
Salem, N.C.
Bill Kief '79 enjoys racing cars, working,
traveling, and preparing for retirement.
He lives in Cincinnati, Ohio. Email:
highspeeddriving@gmail.com
David Ostermeyer '80 is retired and working
part time for a homebrew supply store and
umpiring baseball in Maryland. Email:
hudemeyer1@yahoo.com
Eric Reger '83 is living the dream in Indiana.
He and his wife, Lynne, have three beautiful
daughters and three grandkids. Email:
threges21@gmail.com
Erik Huber '09 was promoted to master
sergeant (E7) on July 1, 2020, and is now a
flight chief for the 23rd special operations
weather squadron (SOWS) within Air Force
Special Operations Command at Hurlburt
Field, Fla. He and his wife, Katrina, celebrated
the first birthday of their son, Odin, in
August. They're hopeful that Odin will be a
future Sig. Erik lives in Navarre, Fla. Email:
erik.w.huber@gmail.com
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