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'84 M. Ann (Swader) Hortman manages client
services for the John Maxwell Company in Du-
luth, Georgia.
'84 Maurice "Mo" A. Ottinger retired as colo-
nel aer more than 30 years in the United States
Army, including 27 years of full-time active duty.
Aer retirement festivities at Fort Bragg, he and
his wife, Lori, returned to the family home in Se-
vier County.
'84 John Timberlake is director of Florida op-
erations for the Philadelphia Phillies and general
manager of the Clearwater reshers.
'85 Jeffrey C. Lindsey received his PhD in edu-
cation, specializing in organizational leadership,
from Northcentral University last year. He resides
in Morgantown, West Virginia.
'87 Susan (Compton) Catani is a major gi and
planned giving officer for e Catholic Diocese of
Knoxville.
'87 Wendy (Ballenger) Freels is church admin-
istrator at Trinity United Methodist Church in
Brookfield, Massachusetts, where she resides with
her husband, Eddie '85.
'87 Rick Greene received the Nashville Business
Journal's 2013 CFO Award-Public Companies
Award for his work with Cumberland Pharma-
ceuticals Inc.
'87 Kimberly (Weems) Smith's 25-year career at
Chattanooga State Community College has in-
cluded service as athletic director and associate
professor.
90s
'91 Kristi (Fowler) Paczkowski is executive di-
rector for the City of Knoxville's Pension System.
She resides in Knoxville with her twin sons.
'91 Amy (Wright) Starkey is a founding board
member of the Helping Paws Animal Network,
an Oak Ridge-based nonprofit that sponsors local
animal rescues.
'92 William "David" Winstead is legal counsel
for TVA Office of Inspector General. He and wife
Tammy (Ramsey) '93 have two children and live
in Knoxville.
'93 Scott A. Byrd was elected president of the Ten-
nessee Athletic Trainers Society. He also serves on
the executive committee of the Southeast Athletic
Trainers Association.
'94 Tammy (Hutchinson) Harosky joined King
University's faculty as assistant professor and ESL
program coordinator last year. She serves as sec-
ond vice president of Tennessee Teachers of Eng-
lish as a Second Language.
'97, '98 Kevin and Emily (Irving) Layne live in
Charlotte, North Carolina, where Emily is a stay-
at-home mom. Kevin is a student pastor at New
River Community Church in Lake Wylie, South
Carolina.
'97 S. Scott Young received his MAT in curricu-
lum and instruction from Carson-Newman in
2011.
'98 Taz Kicklighter, recently named lecturer in
athletic training at Lee University, is pursuing a
PhD in athletic training at Rocky Mountain Uni-
versity of Health Professions. He has worked at
Lee since 2010.
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