Class Notes

Frank S. Thomas III, EN52, celebrated his 92nd birthday last July. His career included 30 years at Universal Match and McDonnell Douglas, then 28 years at First Financial Planners. Along the way, he sang with the Washington University Civic Chorus for about a dozen years, performing in Washington, D.C., and in New York City at Carnegie Hall. He and his wife live with their adult son, who is their caregiver. 

Burton “Buddy” Resnic, LA50, retired as an active lawyer in 2019 at age 91. He sends greetings to his classmates, calls WashU “a great school” and shares his fond memories of Zeta Beta Tau. Resnic’s daughter, Joanne (Resnic) Lippman, LA87; son-in-law, Neil Lippman, LA87; and granddaughter, Carly Lippman, LA15, are also WashU alums.

Nathan Card, LA21, is a park ranger with the National Park Service, currently at Cape Hatteras National Seashore. His duty station is in Buxton, N.C.

Noah Offenkrantz, LA20, along with Anish Naik, EN19, SI19, Ben Green, BU20, Francis Serrano, LA20, and Spencer Stewart, LA21, created Find Your Farmer in May 2020. The venture is an online farmers market that delivers fresh meats, cheeses, fruits and produce from more than 40 sustainable family farms and artisans in the St. Louis region. Website: find-your-farmer.com

Nathaniel “Trey” Lampley III, LA18, a third-year medical student at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine, was accepted as a 2021–22 visiting predoctoral research fellow in the Department of Dermatology at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. After his research year, he will return to the University of Cincinnati to complete his final year and apply for a dermatology residency.

Allison Swimmer, LA17, began a master’s degree program at The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy this fall.

Gabriela Garcia, LA16, in May 2020 earned a master’s degree in water resource management from Duke University’s Nicholas School of the Environment. A water data science consultant at KISTERS, Garcia writes that she is a proud Latina in the environmental data analytics field.

Kevin Kosiewicz, BU15, earned an MBA degree from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management this past spring. He is director of strategy and operations at Lettuce Entertain You restaurants, the largest private restaurant group in Chicago.

Kathryn Walker, LA14, LW20, of Boston, was sworn in early this year as one of the new assistant district attorneys in Woburn, Mass.

Daniel Guenthe, LA13, joined the Boston law firm of Sherin and Lodgen, LLP as a litigation associate after completing a federal clerkship with The Honorable Donald L. Cabell of the District Court of Massachusetts.