Boston resident Wynter Pingel ’03 took a leap of faith when she left the job she enjoyed for eight years as a proofreader with National Braille Press. Pingel reflected on the uncertainty she felt at that time, but she does not regret her decision to venture on her own and make a living as a musician.

Amy Todd ’17 found her direction as an entrepreneur while she was advocating for her personal health and well-being. Her wellness-focused business, Redeeming Health, is located in downtown La Crosse. There, Todd offers the intravenous (IV) hydration vitamin infusions that she personally found helpful, along with seven other variations of IV infusions, intramuscular vitamin therapy injections, and weight loss consultation that is provided with one-on-one guidance.

Eve Molzhon ’96 became a successful entrepreneur by understanding the needs of her community, applying her deep understanding of dogs, and supporting her employees’ growth. Her unconventional journey has been shaped by personal obstacles and unexpected opportunities.

What happens behind the scenes sets the stage for incredible moments when guests feel the magic and make lifelong memories, thanks to Teena Sauvola and other talented professionals like her. Sauvola is a designer and art director for internationally branded theme parks, such as Walt Disney Parks and Resorts and Universal Studios. She is part of a team that not only designs attractions, but also entire parks following a master plan.

As tribute to the 175th Anniversary of the FSPA, alumni reminisced about the well- respected and admired Sisters who had a large campus presence and an even larger impact outside of the classroom. The Sisters were teachers, mentors, role models, and friends to the Viterbo community. Sometimes funny, other times sassy or stern, but always with lifelong lessons to show up and work hard.