Class Notes

Leona Ketterl, GA97, and her husband moved from Los Angeles to Sacramento, where she is a senior architect with Rainforth Grau Architects, an exclusive designer of schools. Ketterl also is actively involved in the American Institute of Architects statewide committee on the environment. The couple shares their solar-powered home with their two cats, Shaggy and Scooby.

Catherine Bowes, LA97, is a program director of offshore wind energy at the National Wildlife Federation. She pursues clean energy options that work for both oceans and communities. Bowes was instrumental in helping bring the first commercial offshore wind farm in the United States to Block Island, R.I., in 2016.

Sean Reilly, EN96, moved to Augusta, Ga., and is a critical care medicine physician at Dwight D. Eisenhower Army Medical Center. Reilly has been in the military for 16 years and was recently stationed in Germany for nine months. His son attends college at TU Kaiserslautern in Germany, and his daughter attends high school in Westtown, Pa.

D. Mara Lowenstein, LW96, married Martin Schmaltz, a professor of theoretical particle physics at Boston University, on March 20, 2020, at their home in Jamaica Plain, Mass. Lowenstein has a law practice in New York City, and in her spare time, she makes cotton masks to protect neighbors and friends in the United States and in Italy from COVID-19

Adam Elegant, LA95, joined Baker Street Advisors, a boutique investment and wealth advisory firm in San Francisco. Founded in 2004 by Goldman Sachs alumni, the firm manages $9.5 billion for some 300 families. Previously, Elegant worked 19 years with Goldman Sachs and KKR. He lives in Kentfield, Calif., with his wife and three children.

Bill Weeks, EN94, EN94, joined Argent Capital Management as a quantitative research analyst, designing next-generation machine-learning algorithms for equity analysis. Previously at American Century Investments, Weeks has more than 13 years of experience in the investment industry in quantitative investment modeling.

Marcy (Levey) Tivol, FA93, co-founded Solving Fun, LLC. The company engages children in learning through activities, games and puzzles that encourage creative problem-solving and perseverance. www.solvingfun.com

Sandra Van Trease, EMBA92, a group president with BJC HealthCare, retired in July 2020 after 16 years with the hospital system. To improve access to care, she helped build and grow the BJC Collaborative from four health systems in Missouri and Illinois to seven systems. Previously, she was president and CEO of UniCare.

Paul Luzecky, AR92, GA94, is a vice president at FGM Architects. As principal and design director of FGM in the St. Louis office, he has 25 years of experience with an emphasis on municipal and educational projects.

Fiona Gallahue, LA92, MD97, was named a Parker J. Palmer Courage to Teach awardee by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education. The award honors program directors who find innovative ways to teach residents and to provide quality health care while remaining connected to the initial impulse to care for others in this environment. Gallahue is program director and associate professor for emergency medicine at the University of Washington.