An independent, college preparatory, co-ed, Episcopal Day School serves a community of students in grades 6-12.
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1980S DAWN HOYT KIDD '80 is enjoying retirement while remaining active in education. She continues to teach graduate courses for preservice teachers at Lamar University part-time and works on various projects for the National Technical Institute for the Deaf at Rochester Institute of Tech- nology. One of her projects involves working on MODE webinars, produced in American Sign Language (ASL) for teachers of the deaf who teach mathematics. As a certified ASL interpreter, she is passionate about supporting deaf education. Dawn also spends as much time as possible with her husband, daughter, son, daughter-in-law, and two grandchildren. In her free time, she enjoys camping and hiking with the local Sierra Club and participates in service projects benefiting different national parks. In December 2023, she had a wonderful visit from fellow Palmer alumna CATHY RAY ORBAN '76. JOHN CYRIL MALLOY III '85 was inducted into the Iron Arrow Honor Society, the highest honor attainable at the University of Miami. Founded in 1926, Iron Arrow is supported and recognized by the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians under its sovereign authority. In addition to its commitment to the Miccosukee, the organiza- tion upholds University of Miami's tradition of excellence. Also pictured is KELLY M. MALLOY '15, a fellow member of Iron Arrow. Both John and Kelly are Intellectual Property & Franchise Law attorneys with Malloy & Malloy, P.L. BETTY MATZ GELSKY '85 is grateful for another blessed year. Betty and her husband, Brad, love their permanent home in Dallas, Texas, but frequently travel to Florida to spend time with family and friends. Betty continues her work as a licensed therapist in both states, helping singles and couples build meaningful, fulfilling, and lasting relationships. This past January, the family enjoyed an amazing cruise and has decided to make it a yearly tradition. CHRISTINE FRIGO CARTER '88 embarked on an exciting new chapter after a long and successful career in Atlanta, taking a sabbatical to travel the U.S. in a 40-foot RV before settling in Palm Desert, California. Now, she is dedicated to helping professionals navigate career transitions with clarity and confidence. Drawing from her extensive corporate background in marketing, communications, sales, operations, training, IT, mentoring, and leader- ship development, Christine guides individuals at every career stage—whether they are launching a career, making a mid-career pivot, or re-entering the workforce. She is the author of Start Strong and Restart Strong, both available at Start- StrongLife.com. Christine currently works as a career consultant with LHH, a global leader in career transition services, and runs her own private practice specializing in resume writing, job search strategies, networking, inter- viewing, LinkedIn optimiza- tion, and personal marketing plans. Christine's journey from corporate leadership to career coaching exemplifies the power of reinvention and resilience. She continues to inspire and support profes- sionals as they find fulfilling opportunities, making career transitions smoother and more successful. D AW N H O Y T K ID D ' 8 0 B E T T Y M AT Z G E L S K Y ' 8 5 J O HN C Y R IL M A L L O Y III ' 8 5 , K E L LY M . M A L L O Y ' 15 58 PALMERTRINITY.ORG A L U M N I N E W S