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The Carroll Centennial

Events from April 2009 through 2010 to mark Carroll's Centennial Celebration have now been officially released. Hot off the wire, it's available online for viewing and travel planning--we've got something for everyone, from arts to lectures to faith (and interfaith) events and much more. Get an eyeful at: http://www.carroll.edu/.

In the News

Theresa (Kriskovich) Fullerton, who attended Carroll in 1953-55, of Sun Lakes, Ariz., reports that she and husband Gerry will celebrate their 50^th wedding anniversary on Oct. 3, 2009. They took their vows at St. Peter's Church in Anaconda, Mont.

Gene Mallette (left), business class of 1971 and the CEO of Provo, Utah-based Alpine Air, is one of eight corporate CEOs being honored this year by Utah Business magazine. He and seven others received the magazine's CEO of the Year award on March 26 at the Grant American Hotel in Salt Lake City. A feature story about him from Utah Business is available for viewing here: http://www.allbusiness.com/.

The Helena Sports Hall of Fame has announced the selection of 12 inductees for the class of 2009, including Carroll alum Ann (Lehmann) Seifert, class of 1979, whom the Helena Independent Record reports has competed in 92 triathlons in the past 25 years, winning almost two-thirds of them. She has participated in five Hawaii Ironman World Championships, with her best showing in 1993, when she finished runner-up in her age group. She is a two-time All-American, named by Inside Triathlon Magazine and USA Triathlon. Seifert, who owns ten Spring Meadow Lake titles, captured two Northwest TRI-Sport Series overall championships, and in 1994 she won the Ironman Canada triathlon.

The family law firm Grable and Hantke has added Evan D. Hansen, class of 2000, as the newest partner, making the firm now Grable, Hantke & Hansen in Pendleton, Ore. Hansen, age 31, has been an associate with Grable & Hantke since December, 2003. His practice includes all areas of family law as well as business litigation. He earned his law degree from Willamette University College of Law in 2003. He and wife Kate Beckwith have two children, Eliana, 4, and David, 2. In addition to his regular practice, he provides pro bono legal assistance through the Pendleton Legal Aid office.