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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.

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  • Christine Fietek (Magnuson)

    Class of 2015

    Christine Fietek, MA ’15 retired on January 14 after 22 years with the Eden Prairie Police Department.

  • William Johnson

    Class of 1979

    Bill Johnson, BA ’79 retired from DCE ministry on May 31, 2021. He continues to work with KINDLE training second-chair leaders in the church. He and his wife, Pam, reside in Maple Grove.

    William Johnson

  • Megan Rohwer

    Class of 2005

    Megan (Corson), BA ’06 and Jared Rohwer welcomed a second son in January 2022.

  • Judith Wiebold (Mahler)

    Class of 1963

    Judith (Mahler) Wiebold, ’63 is retiring to Wellington, Fla. in March after living in the Midwest for many years.

  • Terry Koebernick

    Class of 1959

    Terry Koebernick, AA ’59 passed away on November 7, 2021.

  • Richard Williams

    Class of 2003

    Richard Williams, MA ’03 passed away on February 15, 2022.

  • Lisa Andrews

    Class of 2010

    Lisa Andrews, MA ’10 married Mark Beaulieu on October 30, 2021 in St. Paul, Minn.

    Lisa Andrews

  • Jonathan Fry

    Class of 1984

    Jonathan Fry, ’84 passed away on February 11, 2022.

  • Berwyn Schmidt

    Class of 1965

    Berwyn Schmidt, JC ’65 passed away on February 9, 2022.

  • Lee Belmas

    Class of 1985

    Lee Balmas, BA ’85 is writing a book on the different ways a person can share their faith with others, especially family, friends, and strangers.

  • Renelda Lord (Gennrich)

    Class of 1960

    Renelda (Gennrich) Lord, JC ’60 still teaches Sunday School. This is her 60th year of teaching Sunday School, VBS and/or Lutheran Day School.

  • John Wathum-Ocama

    Class of 1987

    John Wathum-Ocama, BA ’87 serves as President of Education Africa supporting education in Sub-SaharanAfrica.