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Alumni Notes

The history of Concordia St. Paul is written by the lives of our alumni, so big news or small, we want to hear it all! If you have landed a promotion, welcomed a new family member, or moved to a new city, let us know by submitting an alumni note. Help us fill our future publications with the incredible things our alumni are doing.

  • Jeanetta Searcy

    Jeanetta Searcy, M.A. ’21, Ed.D ’24 graduated with her Doctorate in Education in December 2024.

    Jeanetta Searcy
  • Jeanne Dicke

    Jeanne Dicke, M.A. ’06 wrote and published a children’s book called, “When Sarah Laughed: A Story of God’s Faithfulness”. It is a re-telling of the story of Sarah and Abraham and how Sarah’s doubt turns to joy-filled faith when God gives her a son.

  • Kristine Mitchell

    Kristine Mitchell, B.A. ’92 passed away on August 6, 2024.

  • Jimmy Mireri

    Jimmy Mieri, B.A. ’16, M.A. ’24 is the new Head Varsity Boys Basketball Coach at Academy of Holy Angels. He is also a second-grade teacher in the Wayzata School District.

  • Jean Joslyn (Killmer)

    Jean (Killmer) Joslyn, ’63 has retired. She is using her grandparents’ 70-year-old Union Loom to make rag rugs and enjoys time with many family and friends.

  • Rachel Thiesse

    Rachel Thiesse, M.A. ’23 has been promoted to Vice President of the St. Cloud Rox baseball team.

  • William Brooks

    William Brooks, B.A. ’84 passed away on November 12, 2024.

  • Craig Patterson

    Carol H. I. Patterson, wife of Rev. Craig A. Patterson, B.A. ’74 joined the Church Triumphant on Aug. 28, 2024.

    Craig Patterson
  • Anna Steinke (Janke)

    Kevin, B.A. ’03 and Anna (Janke), B.A. ’03 Steinke welcomed their son, Simon Almanzo, on August 10, 2024. Simon weighed 8 lbs, 4 oz, and was 21 inches long. He is adored by his older siblings Eli, Drew, and Opal.

    Anna Steinke (Janke)
  • Erwin Sprengeler

    Erwin Sprengeler, J.C. ’57, H.S. ’55 passed away on Oct. 8, 2024.

  • Annette Engelmann (Borscheid)

    Annette (Borscheid) Engelmann. B.A. ’99 passed away on Oct. 18, 2024.

  • Hayley Bahnemann

    Hayley Bahnemann. B.A. ’14 moved to Hong Kong to teach at an international school.