A Navy SEAL who died in Afghanistan, Nicholas is related to several members of the St. Thomas community.
Dr. Ryan, former president of Indiana University, served on the St. Thomas board for 18 years.
He was the brother of Gene McGivern, sports information director, and brother-in-law of Barb Lammers McGivern ’90, M.B.A. ’09.
She was the wife of Dr. Michael Bellamy, professor emeritus of English.
She was the mother of Adam Gibson, who will be a senior at St. Thomas this fall.
She was the mother of Pat Alexander, Luann Dummer Center for Women and the Center for Faculty Development.
They are the sister and niece of Erin Thigpen, Office of Residence Life.
She worked at St. Thomas for 27 years before retiring in 1995. She is the aunt of Josie Driscoll, University Relations.
She was the mother of Bob Emerson ’71, Development Office, and grandmother of Bill Emerson ’11.
Cecilia and Antonio Bernardi were key donors in the University of St. Thomas’ purchase of a campus in Rome, Italy.
He was the husband of Virginia Nelsen, who had worked for more than 20 years in the Career Development Center.
She was the mother of Randy Mueller, Physical Plant.
She was a part of the St. Thomas community since 1989.
He was the father of Thomas Redshaw, English Department.
Harold was the father of Steven Snyder of the Opus College of Business.
She was the mother-in-law of Pam Peterson, M.A. ’08, Business Office.
He was the father of Associate Professor Sergey Barabanov, Opus College of Business.
He was the stepfather of Jerry Sweeney, catering manager, Dining Services.
He was a student in the Doctoral Program in Leadership, College of Applied Professional Studies.
A St. Thomas and St. Paul Seminary alumnus who also received an honorary doctorate, Bullock served Catholics in three states over the course of five decades.
She was mother of St. Thomas senior Erin Weber and the wife of Michael Weber, Physical Plant.
He was the father of Greg Robinson-Riegler, undergraduate Psychology Department.
He was the grandfather of Michelle Rovang Burke, Opus College of Business.
Martinka graduated from St. Thomas in 1950; he received the university’s Humanitarian Award in 1993 for his years of service to the poor in Guatemala and Mexico.
She was the mother of Barbara Stahl, off-campus recruitment coordinator and longtime adjunct for the Department of Special Education and Gifted Education.