UW-Oshkosh alumni Class Notes: Nov. 2026

'75 Dan Roskom and '79 Carolyn (Luedtke) Roskom, of Slinger, met in English class and while working together on the Reeve Union Board (RUB). They married in 1976 and members of their wedding band, John Check and Al Butcher, were both UWO instructors.

'76 James "BG" Godt, of Cañon City, Colorado, retired the day before his 80^th birthday.

'84 Jean (Kern) Casper, of Cudahy, WI, was the first woman elected to the National O Club office at UWO. Casper was on the UWO Women's Basketball team, and her son was on the UWO Swim team.

'87 Tom Caine, of Watertown, is vice president at Caine Transfer. Caine and his four siblings all graduated from UWO.

'93 Amy (Marshall) Williams, of Oshkosh, is an avid Brewers Fan who has been named "Front Row Amy" by fans and sports radio station hosts for her scorekeeping and enthusiasm in the seats behind the home plate at Brewers games.

'98 Luke Whitburn, of Waunakee, was honored by the Middleton-Cross Plains School Distract as a member of their Business Honor Roll. Whitburn, senior vice president and shareholder of Vessey and Middleton High School alumnus, has connected numerous Middleton High School students and staff with local and national business leaders through the Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS) Advisory Committee.

'02 Adam Piette, of Appleton, is the vice president of commercial lines underwriting for SECURA Insurance. Piette has over twenty years of insurance experience.

'07 Abby (Trepanier) Destree, of Green Bay, is the executive producer and co-host of FOX 11 Living, a weekly lifestyle morning show. Destree has been with FOX 11 since 2007.

'07 Angela Gorall (MPA), of Saint Paul, Minnesota, is the Rhinelander city administrator. Gorall has 26 years of local government experience including her last job as deputy city administrator for the City of Woodbury.

'09 Ryan Wing, of Madison, is the Sports Director at WLUK FOX 11. Wing was previously the videographer and producer for the Badger Sports Report as well as the weekend sports anchor and reporter at MWTV-Television (NBC) in Madison.

'11, '17 Cory Beaulieu (MS), of Sherwood, is a special education teacher at Kaukauna High School.

'14 Cortney (D'Angostino) Stevens, of Wendell, North Carolina, published her debut memoir, Surviving Chaos: A Cautionary Tale About What Happens When Your World Implodes. The book explores her unexpected cancer and survivorship journey, caregiving, infertility, relationships, rebuilding life, and medical self-advocacy.

'15 Neo Medina, of Kaukana, led the Somos Semillas (We Are Seeds) art project for Reed Elementary School in Oshkosh. The project is a large-scale mural celebrating identity, resilience, and belonging through student-created public art.

'17 Alyssa Valentyne, of Appleton, is a medical doctor at the BerbeeWalsh Department of Emergency Medicine at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Valentyne served as chief resident during her residency in emergency medicine at the University of Michigan.

'17, '21 Zach Zabel (MBA), of Oshkosh, is the CEO of Covey, a non-profit organization that empowers individuals with disabilities and their families in the greater Fox Valley. Zabel has a distinguished record of non-profit leadership, primarily in veterans services.