Vice Admiral Timothy J. Keating ’67 After graduating from the United States Naval Academy in 1971, Tim completed his flight training in October 1973 and set out on a number of combat operations thereafter, including Operation Desert Storm. In 2003, he served as Naval Commander during Operation Iraqi Freedom. Most recently, Tim assumed responsibilities as Director, Joint Staff, Pentagon, Washington, D.C. Tim and his wife, Wanda Lee, reside in Washington, D.C. and have two grown children, Daniel and Julie Camardella. Thomas Frericks, Jr. ’73 Tom pursued a degree in electronic technology at the University of Dayton after graduating from Alter High School. While still in college, he worked at Copp Systems, a local systems integrator and design engineering company, and went on to purchase the company in 1983. Since then, he has kept busy not only by managing his company and family, but also through becoming president of the National Systems Contractors Association, operating the sound system at UD Arena, and staying active at his high school alma mater. Tom’s recent activities at Alter include acting as a parish representative on the Education Commission and serving as a member of the Strategic Advisory Commission and the Executive Committee of the Alter Festival. His contributions to the annual AlterFest allow this profitable event to reach its true successful potential year after year. Tom has three children, Kim ’00, Chrissy ’01, and TJ ’03, all whom have had the opportunity to attend Alter. Judge William Klatt ’74 Following the completion of his undergraduate work at Miami University, Bill obtained his law degree from the University of Notre Dame and was admitted to the Ohio and Federal Bars in 1981. Bill is presently a member of the Tenth District Court of Appeals, where he has served since March 2002. Prior to joining the appellate bench, he was chief legal counsel to Governor Bob Taft. In addition to his judicial and legal experience in the public sector, which includes an appearance before the United States Supreme Court, Bill has significant private practice experience as a trial lawyer. Bill has been active outside his legal profession as well, previously serving as treasurer, first vice president, and president of the Godman Guild Association, a United Way public service organization. He is also a board member for the Ohio Legal Assistance Foundation and the Arts and College Preparatory Academy. Bill and his wife, Dr. Maryanna Danis Klatt - Alter graduate ’78, have three children, Will, Anna, and Joseph. Dr. Julie Rindler Griffith ’79 Julie obtained her B.S. premedicine degree with honors from the University of Dayton, her M.D. from The Ohio State University Medical School, and was named Chief Resident during her residency in the Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Department at Ohio State. Her training and practice have involved working with severely injured patients with spinal cord injuries, head trauma nerve damage, and strokes. Julie currently works as a partner and owner of Physical Medicine Assoc., Inc., as an assistant clinical professor at OSU, and as a medical director at Ohio Health Impatient Rehabilitation Unit. Board certified in physical medicine and electromyography, she values her involvement with professional organizations such as American Academy of Electrodiagnostic Medicine, American Academy of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, and Association of Academic Physiatrists. Julie and her husband, Kevin Griffith – Alter grad ’78, live in Columbus, Ohio with their three daughters, Kelly, Amy, and Caroline and are expecting another child soon.