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Jeraldlyn Mebane '76 retires after successful career

Jeraldlyn Mebane '76, of Bridgeport, Connecticut, is retired after a diverse career. Her career included 3.5 years at Avco Lycoming as a cost accountant; 20 years in corporate accounting and financial services (Clairol/Bristol-Myers Squibb CPG); nonprofit accounting for Kids in Crisis, a nonprofit organization; a family-owned real estate business and retail sales; as well as managing personal and family properties over the years. She said, "I always loved learning new things and staying challenged!"

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Yearbook photo of varsity men's ice hockey team from 1975

1978

Cliff Pollack '78 celebrates 50 years of varsity men’s ice hockey

Quinnipiac celebrates its 50th year of varsity men’s ice hockey in 2025. I'm one of the three captains of the inaugural team 1975-76. I currently still live in Hamden, and I’m the creator of the Area For Rest & Prayer on the Farmington Canal trail (4.3 mile marker in Hamden). This is an original team photo.

Jeremiah Cottle in his military uniform receiving his diploma from National Defense University

2003

Jeremiah Cottle, JD '03, graduates from National Defense University

I recently graduated from the National Defense University - College of International Security Affairs with a Master of Arts in Strategic Security Studies, Irregular Warfare Concentration. I also received Joint Professional Military Education Phase II Certification. I was one of only a few U.S. civilians to attend among U.S. and foreign military students. The institution is a U.S. Department of Defense senior leadership school where I was nominated and sent by my employer of 18 years, the U.S. Secret Service (USSS). I have returned to the USSS to bring back strategic skills to support the agency's dual mission of national leadership protection and financial crimes investigation. See attached photo of me receiving my degree from University President and USN Vice Admiral Peter T. Garvin. I am a 2003 JD graduate of the Quinnipiac School of Law.

1986

Susan Thomas '86 shares life updates

I have passionately worked in environmental conservation since QC and recently switched to a veterinary diagnostic company. Hubby and I currently live in central MA and have 3 sons (pilot, mechanical engineer and college freshman in environmental science). I have been a leader with BSA for 15 years and enjoy all types of outdoor adventures in my free time. Would LOVE to hear from my fellow Class of '86 "Bobcats"!!!

Meghan and Connor Aikens-Kinney hold hands while Justin Kile presides on a wedding alter

2019, 2020, 2021

Meghan (Donnelly) Aikens-Kinney ’20, MBA ’21, and Connor Aikens-Kinney ’19 marry

Meghan (Donnelly) Aikens-Kinney ’20, MBA ’21, and Connor Aikens-Kinney ’19 were married April 5, 2025, in Prospect, CT, by Justin Kile, professor of industrial engineering and director of the industrial engineering program in the School of Computing & Engineering. The ceremony was attended by several QU alumni.

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2010

Justin Wilcox '10 named to Forbes’ inaugural Best-In-State CPAs 2025 list

Justin Wilcox '10, a partner at Glastonbury-based accounting and advisory firm FML, has been named to Forbes’ inaugural Best-In-State CPAs 2025 list. FML is the only firm in Connecticut to have three CPAs receive this honor. This year’s list identifies 1,000 of the finest CPAs from across all 50 states. Wilcox joined FML straight out of college and in less than 10 years became the youngest partner in the firm. He heads the firm’s cryptocurrency accounting practice, which he founded in 2018. Wilcox oversees U.S. federal and state tax compliance for FML, including U.S. foreign information reporting and financial accounting. He has also done pro bono tax filings and consulting for UConn’s Connecticut Center for Entrepreneurship (CCEI) program for the past seven years and is part of their summer fellowship.

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2018

Stephanie Van Albert '18 earns Emerging Leader Award

MONECO Advisors is thrilled to announce that Lead Advisor, Stephanie Van Albert CFP®, has been honored with the “Emerging Leader Award” in The Fairfield Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural Women in Business Awards. This prestigious recognition highlights her dedication, leadership and influence in the financial planning industry — all achieved under the age of 30. A Certified Financial Planner (CFP®) since 2019, Stephanie continues to set a high standard in the industry, providing insightful financial guidance to clients while also mentoring younger professionals/peers in her field. Stephanie was recently promoted from Senior Associate Advisor to Lead Advisor, and in her four+ years with MONECO has become a vital member of the wealth management team, consistently demonstrating dedication in both client service and professional growth. “We are incredibly proud of Stephanie for this well-deserved recognition,” said Charlie Rocco, Managing Partner at MONECO. “Her passion for empowering others and her commitment to making a meaningful impact in our community truly embodies the values we hold at MONECO. This honor reflects her hard work, dedication and the positive influence she continues to have on our clients in pursuing their financial life stories. This award not only acknowledges personal achievements but also highlights the growing presence of young, influential women in leadership roles across our financial planning industry. We are excited to see what the future holds for Stephanie as she continues to break new ground and inspire others.” In addition to her role at the firm, Stephanie is a member of both the Financial Planning Association (FPA) and the Fairfield Emerging Leaders Organization (FELO), where she actively contributes to advancing the profession and supporting future leaders.

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2015

Matthew Glennon, MBA '15, JD '15, promoted at Pullman & Comley, LLC

Pullman & Comley LLC is pleased to announce the promotion of Matthew D. Glennon to member of the firm. Glennon, who joined Pullman & Comley’s Business Organizations and Finance practice in 2021, routinely assists clients in executing complex business matters. He focuses his practice on corporate and business law and financing, and has particular experience with mergers and acquisitions, debt transactions, advising on business formation and ownership transition matters, and serving as outside general counsel to his clients. Since the legalization of recreational cannabis in Connecticut, Glennon has continued to build a practice in this area and has been a key part of Pullman & Comley’s efforts in advising applicants and license holders on the new market. As the state developed its policy, Glennon communicated the impacts of the new legislation to clients and has remained on the leading edge of the industry as it continues to evolve in Connecticut. Westfair Business Journal named Glennon a 40 Under Forty honoree for Fairfield County in 2024 and Moffly Media recognized him as a Top Lawyer in Fairfield County in the area of Business Law in 2023. He was selected to the Connecticut Super Lawyers Rising Stars list in 2024 in the area of Business/Corporate. Glennon currently serves on the board of the Milford Regional Chamber of Commerce and previously served as treasurer for Judge Ben Gettinger when he ran for Milford-Orange Probate Judge and on the Milford Connecticut Pension and Retirement Board.

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