ClassNotes

Tim White J.D. ’77 writes: “Married, four children, three grandchildren, employed by PNC Bank as EVP/chief operating officer–multifamily, Calabasas, Calif., residing in Thousand Oaks, Calif.” 

Freshman Dorm: Swig

Fran Warmerdam ’77 lives in the East Bay and works as the director of counseling at Bishop O’Dowd High School. As an MFT, she also works as a therapist in a private practice in Castro Valley. She writes: "Working with teens is still the most fun and invigorating job in the world!"

Mary Vigal J.D. '77 is teaching a course in Seattle for real estate professionals wanting to grow their business with foreign buyers. Licensed to practice law in both California and Washington, Mary has practiced for more than 33 years and is a tax specialist certified by The State Bar of California Board of Legal Specialization since 1979. One of her areas of expertise is advising foreign persons on the basic tax implications of living or investing in the U.S., and in the converse offering assistance to U.S. persons with their IRS reporting obligations if they choose to live or invest abroad. She is licensed by the Dept of Licensing of Washington State as a Real Estate Instructor in the area of Taxation.

Ms. Vigal is a former full-time associate professor of law at the Graduate School of Taxation of Golden Gate University in San Francisco California, a visiting professor in taxation at the Santa Clara University School of Law in Santa Clara California, and a former lecturer at the San Jose State Graduate School of Business in San Jose California.

Frequently speaking at domestic and international venues on wealth preservation, tax, and international estate planning, she has numerous published articles in her areas of expertise. She was a guest speaker in 2006 for the American Chamber or Commerce in Panama City, Panama, on the topic of the Reporting Obligations for U.S. taxpayers owing foreign accounts, assets or business structures and also in London, England in 2005.

Ms. Vigal received her B.A. degree in Economics from the Colorado College, her J.D. degree from the University of Santa Clara and her LL.M. (tax) degree, from Golden Gate University. She is a member of the Washington State Bar Association, the State Bar of California, a member of the International Tax Planning Association (ITPA), the Society of Trust and Estate Practioners (STEP) and, the International Real Estate Federation (FIABCI ).

Through the Condado Group LLC, Mary offers tax consultation and planning for those involved with international real estate transactions and clients.

Robert Uyttebroek '77 is the new finance director for the City of Newark, replacing retired  Dennis McFarland. He received a bachelor of arts from the University of Santa Clara and a master of public administration from Golden Gate University. He joins the staff with more than 25 years of municipal finance experience.

Rob Uyttebroek ’77 is now the director of finance for the City of Newark, Del.

Freshman Dorm: Dunne

Jack Treacy, S.J. '77 writes: "I'm in my seventh year serving as director of campus ministry at SCU. I love being back here, contributing to a university community that was so important in my own growth. I can't imagine living a more rewarding life, as I'm inviting into the lives of our students as they develop their minds, open their hearts and form themselves for the rest of their lives. It's a privilege to lead them in prayer, to speak with them about life questions and faith issues, to enjoy happy times and share challenging moments with them. I often think back to our time at SCU as I make my way across campus!"

M. Dean Sutton J.D. '77 and Adriana Frederick were married May 21, 2011 at Pt. Lobos overlooking Carmel. They now live in Santa Cruz. He practices law in Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties. She is a TV reporter in Monterey.

Deborah A. Ryan J.D. ’77 was appointed to judgeship in the Santa Clara County Superior Court. Ryan, 57, of San Jose, has been a court commissioner for the Santa Clara County Superior Court since 1999. Previously, she served as senior assistant counsel for the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority from 1995 to 1999, and as deputy county counsel for Santa Clara County Counsel’s Office from 1989 to 1994 and from 1987 to 1988. She was the project coordinator for the Comprehensive Adjudication of Drug Arrestees program for the Santa Clara County Executive Office from 1988 to 1989. Prior to that, Ryan was a deputy public defender for the Santa Clara County Public Defender’s Office from 1978 to 1987. She earned a J.D. from Santa Clara Law and a bachelor’s degree from U.C. Davis.

Antonio Reyes J.D. ’77 of Visalia has been appointed by Gov. Jerry Brown ’59 to a judgeship on the Tulare County Superior Court. Reyes, 60, has been in solo private practice since 1990. He has a law degree from Santa Clara University School of Law and Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Mary's College. Reyes is a Democrat and fills a vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Gerald F. Sevier J.D. '71.

Freshman Dorm: McLaughlin

Victor P. Republicano Jr. '77 writes: "Linda and I have been blessed with eight (8) amazing sons, including three in the Santa Clara Family: Joseph (BSEE '09; MSEE '12), Michael (BSC '10), and Victor (BA '13). Jonathan, who is at Reedley College, (BS '15), Mathew, at St. Joseph Notre Dame High School(SJND,'13), Vincent (SJND HS, '16), and our Twins, David and James (SJND, '18) -- all plan to follow in their brothers' Santa Clara footsteps. Oh, yes, we both have busy careers -- in our spare time! Linda is Director of Business and Administration at a San Francisco law firm; and, I am the Director of a Forensic Accounting and Consulting Firm. My beautiful Mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2003; and my brave and independent Father, is her caretaker. God Bless them both!"

Eldon P. Regua '77 is currently a Major General in the United States Army with over 33 years of active and reserve service. Since August 2008 he has commanded the 75th Division (Battle Command Division) and is the highest-ranking officer of Filipino descent serving active duty in the Army. He has served in Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. He has been awarded the Legion of Merit with Oak Leaf Cluster, the Meritorious Service Medal with Silver Oak Leaf Cluster, the Army Commendation Medal, and an Army Achievement Medal.

Freshman Dorm: Swig

Kathryn Palmer Rathvon ’77 writes, "It's been a busy life since the wonderful SCU days! I earned my Masters in International Finance and Econ from the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Ariz. and hit the International Scene running through various banking positions. Living and working overseas was a natural outgrowth with my husband, Will, leading to our children being expat kids in Asia and Europe. Our family is geographically challenged! The "kids" are separated in the States by significant distances, Will is in Singapore, and we all travel around for visits! I am thrilled to be re-establishing my professional career in entrepreneurial endeavors, involving health and wellness and inventions."

Bill Quiseng '77 is the charter general manager of The Henry — An Autograph Collection Hotel in Dearborn, Mich.

Bill Quiseng '77 is resort manager at Marriott's KoOlina Beach Club on Oahu, Hawaii.

Russell Perry ’77 recently recounted to the Mercury News how he met the love his life 33 years ago while attending SCU for the publication's Valentine's Day feature. Read all about it at http://www.mercurynews.com/los-gatos/ci_19957786.

David Perez ’77, MA ’83 was named parks commissioner of Watsonville, Calif. by the city council. Hel brings more than 30 years of experience working with children and families to the city. Perez, who has lived in Watsonville for 23 years, has worked as a juvenile probation counselor, social worker in an adolescent residential treatment center, foster parent and juvenile traffic hearing officer. 

Gene Ogden M.S. '77 is retiring on Oct. 1 after 45-plus years at Lockheed Martin Space Systems Co. in Sunnyvale, Calif.

Freshman Dorm: Swig

Bill O'Connor '77 writes: "Living in suburb of Milwaukee and have been working in money management industry since graduating from University of Wisconsin grad school. Married 23 years to Amy, three kids, Billy-19,Jack-16, Darby-13. Help coach Marquette University High School rugby team. Think of SCU often with nothing but great memories."

Jerry Mullaney ’77 is now the Chief Financial Officer at Bentley School in Oakland.

Dan Moser MA ‘77 was named superintendent of The East Side Union High School District. It is a job that he's held on a temporary basis for more than a year. Moser joined the East Side district in 1974, teaching business then special education. He served as a special education administrator, associate principal, principal and associate superintendent for instructional services and human resources. Moser served in the U.S. Army and worked as a social worker before turning to education.

Linda Mills '71 was recently named  corporate vice president and president of the newly-formed Information Systems sector of Nothrop Grumman Corp. She heads a $10 business composed of  two previously separate sectors: Information Technology and Mission Systems. Mills has worked with the company for nearly 30 years and becomes the first woman to run a business reporting into the CEO, a role she reports to be "truly a great honor." Mills studied mathematics at SCU and holds an M.S. in computer science from the University of Illinois.

Greg McNulty '77 is living in San Francisco with his wife Linda and son Connor who attends Sacred Heart Cathedral Prep. Greg is Executive Vice President of Mocana a SF based software compnay focused on Cybersecurity. Greg's Daughter Lena '08 is a Venture Capitalist with Industry Venture Partners and Son Ryan (22) is starting Rugby player at Sacramento State

Gregory McNulty ’77 recently joined the Honorable Everett Alvarez Jr. ’60 as chief technology officer for Alvarez and Associates. Company founder and CEO Everett Alvarez Jr. was the first U.S. combat pilot shot down over Vietnam and held as a POW for more than eight years in the infamous "Hanoi Hilton" and later served under four U.S. presidents in senior level positions.