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.
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Joanne Lundgren (Kuehne)
Joanne (Kuehne), BA ’69 and Edwin Lundgren celebrated 50 years in their home in May 2021. They have 10 grandchildren ranging from 1-21 years old. Their granddaughter, Alissa, is a freshman at CSP this year.

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Walter Volz
Walter Volz, AA ’56 retired on July 13, 2021, after 60 years of Pastoral Ministry, which included 30 years as Chaplain in the U.S. Navy Reserve.
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Jake Ruhland
Jake Ruhland, BA ’15 was hired by PTC in an enterprise-level capacity, managing strategic cloud customers.
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Karen Feyo (Karlson)
Karen Feyo, BA ’91 passed away September 2, 2021.
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James Neumiller
James Neumiller, BA ’90 passed away on February 16, 2021.
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Martin Beer
Martin Beer, HS ’43 passed away on September 15, 2021.
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David Brammer
David Brammer, HS ’48, JC ’50 passed away on April 20, 2021.
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John Trewyn
John Trewyn, ’94 is retired and serves as a Circuit Visitor for Circuit 4, North Wisconsin District.
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Bob Holtz
Bob Hotlz, HS ’50, AA ’52 has gathered with David Carlstrom, Ken Kaden, George Guidera, Bill Niebergall, and Carl Schoenbeck monthly to play cards. Carlstrom and Kaden have passed away, but the other four are beginning their 26th year.
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Margaret Harris (Vorwerk)
Margaret L. (Vorwerk) Harris, BA ’75 works as an Irlen diagnostician, and direct middle school handbells at Salem Lutheran School and high school handbells at Concordia Lutheran High School, both in Tomball.
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Gustav Friedrich
Gustav Friedrich, HS ’59, AA ’61 was profiled as part of the National Communication Association’s Heritage Project here. The profile includes information about his life and professional career and can be accessed by searching the project and Gustav’s name.

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Lynn Remington
Lynn M. Remington, ’03 retired and then went back to school to become an EMT. She passed the National Registry of Emergency Medical Technicians in April 2021.