Alpha Delta Pi - University of Kentucky

Alpha Delta Pi University of Kentucky P.O. Box 442100 Lawrence, KS 66044-2100 Address Service Requested ATTENTION: This newsletter is intended for alumnae and parents. If your daughter is still attending the University of Kentucky, she will receive a copy at the chapter house. If she has graduated, please mail us her new address to help update our records. Thank you. NOTES from 476 ROSE ST. took them all over the globe. They built a home and retired in Hill County, Texas, where they raised their four children: Bryan, Kelly, Kendra, and Jay. Find out more about Patty's service in the Air Force via her email, pmsolo@aol.com. Dr. Elizabeth Fitzgerald '74 is an associate professor of clinical nursing at the Ohio State University and the co-program director of the Columbus-Athens Albert Schweitzer Fellows program. Lizzie is also a Transcultrual Nurse Scholar who leads education abroad programs in Ethopia and Nicuragua. She stays cemented to her "Big" and her ADPi sisters. She is enjoying life in Columbus, Ohio. Reconnect with Lizzie at lizfitzgerald@msn.com. Teresa Perkins '75 has lived in a Birmingham suburb for 25 years now and considers it home. She has two adult children with her husband, Kirby, and they are happily expecting their first grandbaby, "Bennett," in October. Marion remains actively employed by a wonderful group of OB-GYN physicians. She is active in her church and continues to cheer for the Cats long distance. Stay in touch with Teresa at bigblueterri@bellsouth.net. ALUMNAE NEWS (Continued from page 2) Leigh Poythress Wilson '80 and husband Dewayne Wilson moved in 2014 from New Orleans, La., to Townsend, Tenn. Leigh and her husband run their own business, WISEware, LLC, and do systems consulting work for hospitals and hospital corporations. In 2015, Leigh and Dewayne founded BikeElf, a non- profit that provides donated bicycles to children and young adults who earn them through academic programs with partner organizations. You can find out more on either of Leigh's organizations at www.wise-ware.com and www. bike-elf.org and you can reach Leigh at leigh@ wise-ware.com. Michelle Ross Altobella '91 graduated from Chase College Law School in 1996. Since 2002, she has worked at IU Health and is now vice president, chief privacy officer, and general counsel. Michelle and her husband, Gregg, have two children: Allison, who is in college, and Adam, who is in high school. Michelle and Gregg celebrated 21 years of marriage in June. Keep in touch with Michelle at mrahome@ comcast.net. Melody Walker Rodgers '00 has been fortunate enough to have her passion for creativity as her career through her event planning and design firm in Lexington, Ky. From events for the President of the United States to unique events and high- end weddings, it not only keeps her on her toes, but allows Melody to work with and employ fellow ADPi sisters. When she isn't working, she loves spending time with her family, traveling, or going to UK games. You can connect with Melody at melodyrodgers@gmail.com. Delaurah Kamrani Minzenberger '02 is still involved with Alpha Delta Pi as a collegiate province director volunteer. In this role, she oversees three chapters: Beta Psi, Epsilon Phi, and Eta Omega. Delaurah is the director of marketing for SunTan City and the proud mother of two legacies, Loralei and Violet. Reconnect with Delaurah at delaurah@yahoo.com. Kylee Rogers Greer '06 is living her dream of being a stay-at-home mom to her two children, Charlotte (2) and George (4). She is enjoying life in Lexington, Ky. You can share your favorite ADPi memories with Kylee at kyleegreer4@ gmail.com. Brittany Vincent Dahl '07 graduated in 2011 and worked in the cardiovascular ICU. In 2016, she graduated with her doctorate in nursing and received her ActiveCARE nurse practitioner certification. Brittany works with the critical care medicine team at UK Healthcare and teaches at the college of nursing. She's been married to her college sweetheart for seven years and they have a 2-year-old little girl. Catch up with Brittany at brittany.dahl@uky.edu. Sharing the importance of girls in science, Brecken Overly '16 and Ka e Ellis '16 lead a conference to educate middle school girls on STEM. Members par cipate in University of Kentucky's 24-hour dance marathon, Dance Blue, to raise money to fight pediatric cancer. Since its 2006 incep on, Dance Blue has raised more than $15.3 million.

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