The Class of 1966 got together on August 22, 2026, for their 60 Year Reunion.

A good time was had beginning with the All City Catholic Reunion, followed by a Mass officiated by classmate Fr. Chuck Tuttle, and ending at Sully’s Grill with a light meal and camaraderie.

Below are some scenes from the evening.

Maryann Richard Gaines, BCHS Class of ’90, writes that she recently moved to the Charleston (SC) suburbs for a job in the specialty critical care & wound care unit at HCA Healthcare. It was a full-circle moment for her as her youngest son was born at the same hospital in 1994! Adult sons and grandson also reside in the Charleston area. She plans to retire there in the next decade.

Congratulations to Jody (Brezette) Vogelgesang, BCHS Class of 2006, on the birth of a new son, Martin John “Marty” Vogelgesang.

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:

BCHS warmly welcomes Matt Duncan, BCHS Class of 1998, as the head Boys Soccer Head Coach!⁠ ⁠ For more than 15 years, Matt has served in a variety of coaching roles within the Bishop Chatard soccer program, helping develop student-athletes both on and off the field. In 2022, he earned his U.S. Soccer C Coaching License.⁠ ⁠ Matt is a former Trojan soccer player, and parent of six children. He and his wife Megan (Hirsch) ’99, have remained deeply involved in the school for many years.⁠

Congratulations to Meredith (McGregor) Nyberg and family on the birth of their second child, Colter.  Meredith writes that her favorite BCHS memory included  trips with the color guard and winter guard.

Congratulations to Niyah Crowe, BCHS Class of 2024, who recently had the honor and privilege to be a camera operator on the filming of an Emmy-nominated documentary film, “Just Wait 3: The Art of Healing After the Scars Healed.” It was written and directed by Rhonda Greene, with Executive Producer 5x Emmy-nominated Ira Mallory. It is now free to watch on YouTube.

Congratulations to Michael Hudson, BCHS Class of 1987, on receiving the prestigious Titan 100 Entrepreneur of the Year Award for C-suite executives in the State of Georgia. This outstanding accomplishment is a true reflection of Michael’s hard work, leadership, vision, and commitment to excellence in business and community service.

As leader of Green Diamond Waste, a global sustainable waste consulting company, Michael has built a respected organization known for both excellent customer service and meaningful community impact. From supporting community cleanup projects to mentoring young men and giving back to local churches and neighborhood organizations, he continues to use his success to serve others.

His dedication to service and advocacy has positively impacted many people throughout the Atlanta area and beyond, as he continues to demonstrate what it means to build and grow a successful company while maintaining integrity, professionalism, and purpose.

His family writes: “His awards and recognitions are well deserved, but even more important is the lasting difference he makes in the lives of others every day. We appreciate his commitment not only to his business but also to his family, friends, and community.”

Congratulations Michael!