Category: 2010s

Trey Carlyle, ’16, Co-Founds Critter Nerds

Trey Carlyle, BCHS Class of 2016, is proud to announce a new milestone in his life: co-founding Critter Nerds LLC, a Central Indiana company focused on wildlife control, prevention, and home repairs.

The company aims to help homeowners understand how animals get into their homes, what damage may have occurred, and what solutions provide lasting protection. Services include humane wildlife removal, full-home exclusion, attic and crawlspace remediation, pest control, insulation, and exterior projects such as roofing, siding, gutters, and windows.

Business ownership has been both challenging and rewarding for Trey. He is grateful for those who have supported and inspired him along the way, and he looks forward to this next chapter as a business owner. Learn more about his new business at critternerds.com

Lexi (Siegler) Lyons, ’12, is new mom

Congratulations to Lexi (Siegler) Lyons, BCHS Class of 2012, and family on the birth of their first child, Lainey Leigh Lyons! We just couldn’t resist adding a close-up of this new addition:

Simon Didat, ’19, is law school speaker

Simon Didat, BCHS Class of 2019, will graduate from law school at the University of Dayton School of Law on May 9, 2026. He will be the student speaker for his class at Commencement. In September, Simon will begin doing Patent Prosecution at Dinsmore & Shohl LLP.

Congratulations, Simon, on your achievements!

Rebecca (Doyle) Young, ’15, serving Tamarindo Foundation

Rebecca (Doyle) Young, BCHS Class of 2015, reports that she serves on the Board of The Tamarindo Foundation.

Rebecca remembers many of you visited the Tamarindo community in El Salvador while you were at Bishop Chatard, supporting their engagement with the community of Guarjila since the end of the civil war in 1992. The work there continues, and you can get updates on the community and some of the friends you made there, by joining the mailing list, or supporting their work via Rebecca (Doyle) Young at rebecca@tamarindofoundation.org.

Shea Joyce, ’14, appointed by Mayor Hogsett

Shea Joyce, BCHS Class of 2014, was recently appointed Deputy Mayor for Operations and Government Affairs in Indianapolis by Mayor Joe Hogsett, a new leadership role in city government. In this position, Shea will oversee key city departments and help guide strategic initiatives to support community services, infrastructure, and city priorities.

Congratulations Shea!