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Jim Chester (1997)
Jim Chester (1997), together with a handful of other STCL grads (and with the blessing of the STCL Alumni Office), has formed a social/networking group in Dallas to help foster a stronger sense of community among STCL Alumni in DFW. The group coordinates various networking events such as monthly happy hours and other social activities. To learn about the group or to join, log into LinkedIn and search under Groups for "DFW-STCL""
Submitted on Nov 18 2009

James Passamano (1990)
In Summer 2009, James Passamano was a visiting fellow at Cambridge University's Lauterpacht Center for International Law in Cambridge, England. James researched the law of the polar regions, and spent two weeks in the Arctic Circle during July 2009.
Submitted on Aug 6 2009

Amy (Delaney) Husted (1996)
Tragic Loss-Class of 2009; I wanted you to know of a tragic unexpected passing of one of your classmates-Tyler Goolsby-on Saturday; Funeral arrangements are being planned currently. I will post details as soon as I receive them from the family.
Submitted on Jul 7 2009

Joseph Gutheinz (1996)
My son, Michael J. Gutheinz, who graduated with honors in 2006 and then served as a staffer for congresswoman Shelley Sekula Gibbs, completed a tour of duty with the JAG Corp in Afghanistan on May 21st, 2009.

Submitted on May 21 2009

Sheryl (Cook) O'Briant (1989)
My husband, Pat O'Briant, was a 1989 graduate. Pat passed away on January 19, 2009 as the result of a car accident. He was a member of the South Texas Law Review and the National Mock Trial Teams in 1988 and 1989, under Dean Treece and former Professor Peter Murphy. He went on to practice at several prominent Houston law firms in the area of insurance defense, medical malpractice, and bad faith litigation. At the time of his passing, he had been with Thamm & O'Briant, LLP for 6 years. He was also a long standing member and performer with the Houston Bar Association's Night Court. In addition to myself, he is survived by our precious 16 year old daughter, Kelsey Erin O'Briant.

Submitted on Apr 24 2009

Patty (Nevills) Blueitt (2007)
My name is Bobby Blueitt and I want to announce the death of my wife, Patty Blueitt Class of 2007. Patty passed on Feb. 14, 2009. I know that she had many friends at South Texas. She loved and talked about many of you to me and graduating as a lawyer was surely the greatest day of her life. We new she was going to be the very best.
Submitted on Mar 19 2009

Monica Ortale (1993)
Monica Ortale (1993) writes, "As Chair of the 31st Annual Bargain Book Sale, sponsored by the Friends of the Houston Public Library, will be held April 17-19, 2009 at the George R. Brown Convention Center, Hall A.

See the friends' website for more details.
http://www.friendsofhpl.org/

We need volunteers!"
Submitted on Mar 4 2009

James Pierre (2000)
James Pierre (2000) writes, "James Goodwille Pierre is a candidate for the 333rd Civil DIstrict Court in Houston, Texas on the Novemeber 4, 2008 Ballot"
Submitted on Oct 13 2008

James Pierre (2000)
James Pierre (2000) writes, "James Goodwille Pierre is a candidate for the 333rd Civil DIstrict Court in Houston, Texas on the Novemeber 4, 2008 Ballot"
Submitted on Oct 13 2008

Maryann (Olson) Boehm (1996)
Maryann Olson Boehm (1996) just received the Volunteer Service Award at the Gold Level from the Association of Junior Leagues International for over 500 community service hours last year. She was President of the Junior League of Sarasota 2007-2008. She has just been elected to a 2-year term as a Director for the Manatee County Bar Association. She is an associate at Porges, Hamlin, Knowles, Prouty, Thompson & Najmy, P.A. in Bradenton, Florida, practicing land use, community association law and real estate litigation.


Submitted on Sep 4 2008

James Langlais (1998)
James Langlais (1998)
Jim Langlais '98 was selected to participate in the Leadership Sandy Springs Class of 2009. Leadership Sandy Springs was founded in 1986 to “identify, educate and develop Sandy Springs leaders and encourage their participation in addressing the needs of [the] community.” The chartered non-profit organization, modeled after successful leadership programs across the nation, maintains close relationships with many community and business organizations, and collaborates on community initiatives and projects.
He lives in Sandy Springs, Georgia, with his wife, Susan, and daughters Abigail, Alexandra and Annabelle."

Submitted on May 2 2008

James Langlais (1998)
Jim Langlais '98 was presented the “Excellence of Leadership” award by the City of Sandy Springs for exhibiting “the highest level of citizenship” through his past service as Chairman of both the city’s Ethics Committee and Ethics Board. He lives in Sandy Springs, Georgia, with his wife, Susan, and daughters Abigail, Alexandra and Annabelle.

Submitted on Apr 22 2008

Fran (Zomper) Brochstein (1990)
Fran (Zomper) Brochstein (1990) writes, "I am the Dean of the Houston Alumni of Delta Theta Phi Law Fraternity until our next election in January, 2008. The Houston alumni website is www.deltathetaphi.com."
Submitted on May 12 2007

Fran (Zomper) Brochstein (1990)
Fran (Zomper) Brochstein (1990) writes, "At the May, 2007, annual meeting of the International Alliance of Holistic Lawyers (IAHL) I was re-elected to the Board for another one year term."
Submitted on May 12 2007

Bryan Goodwin (1994)
Bryan Goodwin (1994) writes, "I have recently been elected to the Board of Directors for the Morristown (NJ) Neighborhood House. The Neighborhood House provides after school and day care services to over 1,700 children from low income families. I look forward to serving and furthering their mission."
Submitted on Oct 14 2006

Robert King (1999)
Robert King (1999) writes, "Currently managing the business group in Chicago with Shell Oil. I've basically revised and expanded STCL in Wikipedia. If you do a search for our school on Google, the Wikipedia reference is third, right after the school's site. I wanted future students who may "Google" our school to get insight that they may not be exposed to. I've been working with the school on the alumni section. I've also added references to our school in the Dan Rather bio, the Madalyn O'Hare bio, various politicians bios, the Houston entry etc. I've noted us as the oldest law school in Houston. This linking is a powerful way to get the word out about our school. If anyone knows of more notable alumni, let me know. I've recently added the photo of school, library side. Check out our site and feel free to make changes/improvements etc." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/South_Texas_College_of_Law"
Submitted on Sep 8 2006

Lindsey Lee (1991)
Lindsey Lee (1991) writes, "A recent article in the Houston Chroncile about house concerts featured me and my wife, Deb Rouse (90). We host Rouse House Concerts at our home in the Houston Heights. We started the Rouse House Concert series as a tribute to Deb's father, who hosted one of the first and most successful house concert series in Texas. For more information, visit the Rouse House Concerts myspace page (www.myspace.com/rousehouseconcerts)"
Submitted on Sep 3 2006

Charles Nicholson (1986)
Charles Nicholson (1986) writes, "LtCol Charles (Chuck) A. Nicholson (USAF, ret.), '86, has been named interim pastor of Westover Baptist Church in San Marcos, Texas. He was serving as Minister of Missions for the church before taking over the interim pastorate. Chuck is semi-retired from law practice and has been in the ministry since 1999, although he still maintains an active license in Colorado where he has been trying to close his last case. It has been on the docket since 1991. He served a full career in the Air Force before entering STCL early in 1984 while still on active duty.
He manages to work more than 50 hours a week despite the fact that he is a 70% disabled Vietnam veteran."
Submitted on Aug 22 2006

Joseph Messa (1979)
Joseph Messa (1979) writes, "It is with great pleasure, and pride, that I announce to my alumni family that my son, Matthew J. Messa, is now Dr. Matthew J. Messa, D.O., having graduated this past Saturday, May 20, from the University of North Texas Health Science Center, School of Osteopathic Medicine. This summer, he will begin a three-year residency program in emergency room medicine at the University of Iowa Medical School."
Submitted on May 23 2006

Sarahjane "SJ" (Davidson) Swanson (2002)
Sarahjane "SJ" (Davidson) Swanson (2002) was elected to serve a three-year term on the Board of Directors of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Houston.
Submitted on Feb 7 2006

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