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1970s
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1970
Save the Date UVM Reunion Weekend is June 2-5, 2005. We are celebrating
a non-milestone reunion this year and are invited back to campus to enjoy
the weekend festivities and attend all the general events. We are encouraged
to plan a gathering with our returning classmates on Saturday evening.
The alumni office will assist us with restaurant suggestions or other
help we may need. Check out the official reunion web site at http://alumni
.uvm.edu/ reunion to save the date; register on- line to learn more about
the weekend activities. Look below to see who your new class secretary
is. I hear that I have Paul Trono to thank for this duty. However, I have
received NO NEWS from our class for this column. Please write or send
me an email. I know people are out there doing interesting things at work,
with spouses, with kids, with second spouses, and in life in general.
Share it with your class. I did make it to our three-class reunion in
June, where I saw many of you. In attendance was Jim Seder 71, who,
I guess, is no longer in our class. Im sure it was an administrative
mix up. Anyway, he hasnt changed. He lost his dress clothes on the
way to the dinner dance. Seems they blew out of the car window on Route
7. Also there were handsome Bart and beautiful Paulette (71) Frisbie,
Judy Bruce from New York City, Gail Wilson Murray from Key West, the wild
Patty Shea, Punkin Holland, Terry Treibel Jenkins, good guy Ed Otis, athletic
Roy Greenman, photogenic Mary Mulhern Alberti, sweet Margie Stein Berger,
and class president Paul Trono. Among the most endearing and enduring
UVM couples were the Maddocks, Schroeders, MacConnells, the two Meyers,
Alexanders, Knobs, and Mullanys. If I left anyone out, Im sorry.
I received nice photos of the reunion from organizer Paul Malone 69,
who did a great job, as well as photos all the way from California from
Jill Smith 69. I traveled to Buffalo to see the Cats vs. UConn game
in the NCAA tournament. I stayed with my close friend, George Kreiner.
Lynne Bartholomew Kreiner was ingeniously out of town. UVM had a great
pre-game party, and I was able to spend time with the effervescent Dave
Gemelli. It was great to see him after many years. Also in attendance
were Paul Trono and our own Miss UVM, Karen Nystrom Meyer, who works with
UVMs president. Incidentally, President Fogel was also there, and
it was nice to meet him in person and witness his true school spirit.
Amazingly, he seemed somewhat bewildered by my attempts at scholarly discussion!
Wait
a bit of news just came in
honest. Seems Sandy Luckenbill
(who really should be writing this column) had a daughter, Kristin, play
soccer in the Summer Olympic Games in Greece. Word is she kept her jersey
on, but Sandy, after a goal for the U.S., unashamedly took his off. On
a personal note, this past year I received a liver transplant. I heard
from many of you, and it made a real difference in my recovery. I thank
those who wrote, called, or kept me in their thoughts. Now, send me some
news for the next VQ, or Ill fill you in on the details of my operation.
Send your news to
Doug Arnold
darnold@arnold-co.com
1971
Back in early November, I had a fun meeting with Tom Reilly, wife Janine,
and son Devon before the UVM Football Reunion Weekend. Other 71
football players attending were Gerry Elliott, Ira Gordon, Bob Lynch,
Tom McLaughlin, and Eugene Monahan. I had a great chat with Gary Barnes,
our class president, recently. Hes been with Primmer and Piper for
nearly two years now and loves it. Gary is doing more presentations to
CPA groups, and he focuses his practice in the area of regulatory law.
Garys wife, Maureen Smith Barnes, is working in HR for the Department
of Health in the Burlington office. They are living in beautiful South
Hero but manage to venture from the islands to attend UVM
athletic events. Speaking of attorneys, I also heard from Ed Borden. He
reported, not sure if we ever told you, but we bought a place in
the Northeast Kingdom a few years ago. Barbara and girls are there for
most of the summer, and I commute. Im looking forward to the 06
reunion. There will be a class reunion in 2006, which will be 71s
solo, non-milestone 35th reunion. Wow, where does the time
go? I met with Tom Havers recently. Hes been with the Merchants
Bank for 33 years. It was great fun hearing about old math majors who
went into banking and to learn that Tom is a grandfather. Toms oldest
son, Jason, has a six-year-old son and four-year-old daughter. I also
heard from Tim Scott. He is working at Wells Fargo Bank as a consultant
in the rapidly growing field of reverse mortgages. Work takes up most
of his time, but we hope to see Tim in Vermont in the near future. I wasnt
able to catch Steve Ralph in California last November, but I did catch
up with David Franzoni in Los Angeles. Check out the Winter 2004 Vermont
Quarterly for the great interview with David and Professor Emeritus Frank
Manchel. I also chatted with Mags Caney Conant. Her daughter, Molly, a
UVM junior, is off to Rome, Italy, for a semester abroad. Sam Simmons
and I have been in touch. It was great to catch up. Sam told me, We
moved to Connecticut from Burlington in 1978, and we settled at the Salisbury
School, a boarding school I attended before I went to UVM. We were there
for 20 years, and through that time I continued to coach hockey and soccer,
teach English, and live in a house attached to a dormitory. Along the
way, I also worked in admissions, development, became the assistant headmaster
and director of athletics. We have four children: Molly, who was born
in Burlington, lives in Ojai, Calif., and teaches at a boarding school
there. Becky is married and lives with her husband in Boston. The twins,
Tom and Katherine, are in their first year of college. Tom is at Union,
and Katherine is at Cornell. Sam told me that Rachel Kahn-Fogel, UVM President
Dan Fogels wife, is his cousin. Certainly we should see Sam and
Ruth Meikeljohn Simmons on campus more often since they are empty-nesters.
I just heard from Joe and Martha Baker (72) Forgiano. They are living
in Bauru, Brazil, where Joe is president of a Meadwest Vaco company, Tilibra.
Martha is retired from her job as a principal, and she wrote
that she is learning to be a Brazilian. They are taking Portuguese
classes and doing quite a bit of traveling to see all the wonders of Brazil.
The Reverend Johanna Nichols serves at the Unitarian Universalist congregation
in Middlebury, Vt., and advises the UU students at Middlebury
College. She recently visited her daughter, who teaches English as a second
language in Istanbul, Turkey. Finally, Jay Keillor of Monroe, Conn., represented
UVM at the inauguration of Fairfield Universitys new president last
October. Please write.
Send your news to
Sarah Wilbur Sprayregen
sarah.sprayregen@uvm.edu
1972
Mary Louise Gomez is a professor and chair of literacy studies in the
department of curriculum and instruction at the University of WisconsinMadison.
Her scholarship concerns the identity development of prospective teachers
who are learning to teach diverse student populations. She and her husband
Frank, an anesthesiologist, have a daughter, Lily, who is in her first
year at Carleton College in Minnesota.
Send your news to
Debbie Koslow Stern
dstern@uvm.edu
1973
Send your news to
Deborah Mesce
d.mesce@verizon.net
1974
Emily Schnaper (74) Manders let us know about the UVM Tri-Delta
alumnae, who have been working on renovations inside the Delta Delta Delta
House on South Willard Street. Among those working on the project are
Margo David (74) Dileso, Diane Batt (74) Smith, Robin Bossi
(73) Moore, Sally Cummings 72, and Barbara Crandall (72)
Cochran. The current members living in the Tri-Delta house were thrilled
with the improvements. To find out more about the project, contact Emily
Manders at chew18 sam@ hotmail.com.
Send your news to
Steven Rice
swinner123@aol.com
1975
Save the Date UVM Reunion Weekend is June 2-5, 2005. We are celebrating
a non-milestone reunion this year and are invited back to campus to enjoy
the weekend festivities and attend all the general events. We are encouraged
to plan a gathering with our returning classmates on Saturday evening.
The alumni office will assist us with restaurant suggestions or other
help we may need. Check out the official reunion web site at http://alumni.uvm.edu/reunion
to save the date; register on-line to learn more about the weekend activities.
I would love to include your news in the next Quarterly. Please send me
an email message with your updates. Hope to see many of you at our reunion
in June.
Send your news to
Dina Dwyer Child
dinachild@aol.com
1976
Don Nelinson is living in Morristown, N.J., and loving it. He has opened
a medical communications company, InterQuest Medical, and he continues
to do research and publish on the subject of diabetes. Don welcomes contact
from any and all UVM alumni. Susan Boardman Russ represented UVM at the
inauguration of Rice Universitys new president. Susan makes her
home in Humble, Tex.
Send your news to
Peter Beekman
pbeekman@clarkson.edu
1977
Sadly, there is tragic news for the Class of 1977. The UVM Office of Alumni
Relations received word that Karen Kwasha Jacober died in a plane crash
in Pennsylvania on March 26, 2005, along with her husband Jeffrey and
son Eric, 15. Karen served as '77 class secretary for many years, keeping
classmates in touch with one another and with UVM, and supported the University
and the Alumni Association in numerous volunteer capacities. She will
be greatly missed by all. The Jacobers leave two sons, Michael, 21, a
student at Pennsylvania State University, and David, 25, of Washington,
D.C. Funeral services were held March 30 in Providence, Rhode Island.
Mark Papo wrote that he is a general dentist practicing in Rockland County,
New York. He and his wife, Susan, a non-practicing attorney, have two
teenage daughters, Katie and Jenny. Mark has been in touch with his roommate,
Chuck Hoffman, but he would love to hear from other UVM friends. Where
are you, Cor Catena? Sam Weiner was selected by his peers as one
of the Best Lawyers in America in the field of trusts and estates. His
work focuses on business planning and tax controversy work, and he has
served as an expert witness in these areas. Sam is a partner in the tax,
estate planning, and estate administration department of Cole, Schotz,
Meisel, Forman & Leonard, P.A., in Hackensack, N.J. He lives in Caldwell,
N.J., with his wife, Sondra, and their daughters. Lenny Weinstock, former
Buckham Hall dweller and Lane Series house manager, wrote that he loves
living in St. Louis with his wife of 22 years Marty. Their 21-year old
twins, Ellie and Leah, will be graduating from NYU and IU this year. Lenny
has just finished construction on a building to house his gastroenterology
practice and endoscopy center. He frequently thinks of the fun and good
friends he had at UVM.
Send your news to
alumni@uvm.edu
1978
Sara Deming Wason of Fayetteville, N.Y., recently published the Websters
New World Grant Writing Handbook, which provides grant writers with step-by-step
instructions for crafting grant-winning applications. For the past ten
years, she has worked in higher education development at Syracuse University.
Sara holds a masters degree in nonprofit management from Syracuse
Universitys Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.
Send your news to
Audrey Ziss Bath
audreyb2@aol.com
1979
Greetings to all! I received one news item for this issue. Chip Ivins
of Buffalo, N.Y., represented UVM at the inauguration of a new president
at the University of Buffalo. Other than that, I havent received
much news from classmates over the past few months. Please consider sending
a few sentences with news. We all enjoy keeping up to date on the lives
of our classmates. Have a great spring!
Send your news to
Beth Nutter Gamache
banutter@adelphia.net
1980
Class president Nancy Bree Babyak sent the following message: Greetings,
class of 1980! While it may not seem like 25 years since our graduation,
the weekend of June 2-5, 2005, is our weekend to celebrate. Your reunion
committee has been busy planning a party you won't want to miss. As events
are being planned, remember, the best part of reunion is just meeting
up with old friends. Our class headquarters will be at the Wyndham Hotel
(formerly the Radisson). Check the website at http://alumni.uvm.edu/ reunion
for our schedule. See you all in Burlington in June. Mary Beth Cirano
Pinard-Brace heard from Sarah Page Stickney and Kathy Lamb over the holidays.
Theyre glad theyve stayed connected over the years, and theyre
looking forward to reunion as a chance to share memories and make some
new ones. Mary Beth has been very active as a volunteer. She recently
joined the planning committee for the American Cancer Societys Relay
for Life. Shed love to have the class of 80 put together a
relay team. Barbara Cusack Diette of Mansfield, Mass., was promoted to
executive vice president of Citizens Financial Group, Inc. She is also
a volunteer for the money manager program at HESSCO Elder Services in
Massachusetts. Valerie Dorfman Allen had a great time reconnecting with
UVM friends last fall while spreading the news about the 25th reunion
and doing some class fundraising. Val had a lengthy conversation with
Jay Strausser, former WRUV DJ, who is trying to get a group of friends
together to come to Burlington for the festivities. Rick 79 and
Celia McTague-Pomerantz are trying to get a group of friends together
to come to UVM for the festivities. Jeff and Patty Nelson Merrill plan
to be at reunion, and Sally Whitten Rodstrom will be there, too. Val thinks
reunion will be a blast, so mark your calendar and plan to be there. Robert
Monniere wrote, I enjoyed chatting with Gordy Smith, Bob Yapple,
John Morrill, Dave Averill, Dave Heaton, Sue Caverly Schwarz and others
last fall, and Im looking forward to June when we will fill the
mountains with mirth, merriment, and music. Maybe Im a little over
the top about reunion. Would you settle for a light conversation on investment
strategies? Hope to see everyone at reunion. In October, Eric Burt,
Charles Whitten, Mark Hollister, Andrea Allen, Pam Burgess Blum, Carol
Anne Smith-Fachetti, and Karen Greenlee Richmond were among the more than
250 UVMers who celebrated UVM while they enjoyed some of their favorite
food and drinks from Burlington, including Nectars gravy fries,
Boves pasta and meatballs, and Ben & Jerrys peace pops
at the home of Jim Atwood 83 and his wife, Kristen in Dedham, Mass.
Send
your news to
alumni@uvm.edu
1981
I have been living in Texas since our graduation, and I am completely
out of touch with the class of 81. I have always looked forward
to reading what everyone has been doing in our class column. I was sad
to see that in recent issues of Vermont Quarterly there has been no news
for our class, and the class of 81 didnt even appear in Class
Notes. So, I guess its my turn to step up to the plate and
get us reconnected by serving as class secretary. I hope that you will
let everyone know the exciting things that have happened in your life
recently by sending your news to me for publication in a future issue.
Send your news to
Mardie Trask Sorensen
mardie@uta.edu
1982
Send your news to
Beth Peabody
peabodyea@aol.com
1983
Send your news to
Sharon Morrissey Young
smyoung@att.net
Colette Twigg
colettet@maine.rr.com
1984
Marc Norman of Arlington, Va., spent a week on the Rosebud Indian Reservation
in South Dakota, where the hidden nation of the Lakota people
live mostly untouched by 21st century American culture. Marc joined a
Global Volunteers team that assisted with construction and maintenance
projects. He learned a lot about the Lakota culture, noting, This
experience helped me rethink some of the material values that are so prevalent
in American culture. Marc is employed as a patent examiner with
the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.
Send your news to
Laurie Olander Angle
alumni@uvm.edu
1985
Save the Date UVM Reunion Weekend is June 2-5, 2005. We are celebrating
a non-milestone reunion this year and are invited back to campus to enjoy
the weekend festivities and attend all the general events. We are encouraged
to plan a gathering with our returning classmates on Saturday evening.
The alumni office will assist us with restaurant suggestions or other
help we may need. Check out the official reunion web site at http://alumni.uvm.edu/reunion
to save the date; register on-line to learn more about the weekend activities.
Thank you to all who wrote in, especially the first timers. I hope everyone
has the opportunity to join us at Reunion this year. Julie Verret said
that she performed the Concerto for English Horn and Orchestra by Ned
Rorem with the Portland Symphony Orchestra in Portland, Maine, last November.
She has been an English horn player with the PSO since 1991. Nora Moser
McMillan has worked at the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts
University for the last 10 years. Last July, Nora returned to Burlington
to marry W. Bradford McMillan in Ira Allen Chapel. Fellow classmates in
attendance were Wendy Katz Nunez, Mary Bosley, Melanie Thorndike Lounsbury,
Katrina Long, Alan Ouellette, and recent newlywed Mary Laudise Watts.
Heather Munro Prescott has had her new book, entitled Children and Youth
in Sickness and Health: A Historical Handbook, published by Greenwood
Press. Congratulations! Brian DuBoff relocated to Detroit, Mich., where
he is the director of small business development for the Detroit Regional
Economic Partnership, which is the economic development arm of the Detroit
Regional Chamber of Commerce, the largest Chamber in the country. Thank
you, Bill Coogan, for writing. Bill and wife Betsy are still living in
Middletown, R.I. They have four children, ranging in age from two to nine,
which keeps them very, very busy. After leaving the restaurant business
in 1997, Bill returned to the technology sector for work. He is the regional
director of technical sales for a software company located in Charlotte,
N.C. Chris and Jennifer Garson (86) Beck are still enjoying warm
winters on Hilton Head Island, S.C. The Becks have four children, Taylor,
Curtis, Emily, and a new addition, Tessa, born July 18, 2002.
Send your news to
Barbara Roth
roth_barb@yahoo.com
1986
Elizabeth Ottinger of South Burlington, Vt., recently became community
outreach director at Vermont Public Television. In this position she will
help build community partnerships in order to develop programs that address
local needs. She previously worked at Earthjustice in Oakland, Calif.
Send your news to
Larry Gorkun
vtlfg@aol.com
1987
Hi, everyone! Hope you all made it through the winter. My family rented
a ski house near Okemo last season, and we spent almost every weekend
and holiday in Vermont. It was SO NICE to be back there again and great
to ski with the whole family. Not much news to report, but congratulations
does go to Scott Goodwin, who was recently promoted to principal with
the firm of Wolf & Company. He has been a certified public accountant
for more than 14 years and works out of the Boston office. Michael McCarthy
has been living and teaching in Florence, Italy. He presented a new series
of photographs in a one-person exhibition, Low Hum: Images from
the Everyday, at the White Gallery at Portland State University
last January. Keep the news coming.
Send your news to
Sarah Vaden Reynolds
ssrey@optonline.net
1988
I hope this finds everyone in good spirits after the New Year. Thank you
to everyone who got in touch. It is so much fun hearing from all of you.
I recently saw Elizabeth Horman Paulson, who saw Felicia Farr 87
when she was at a Vermont conference for teachers. I also had a visit
with Lori Tull Bass and her daughter, Carly. It was great getting together
with her and both of our infants. Maybe theyll be future UVMers
together. Mia McLean (87) Hitchcock came to visit me as well. It
was great to see her. I had coffee with Betsy Lucas Vreeland, and she
told me that Siri Johnson Noering is doing well. Nancy Wolfe (89)
Huckaby has been sending me email messages. She keeps busy with her two
boys, Max and Beny, and husband Eric in upstate New York. Jill Golden
Tarnow and I just took a road trip to see Candice Spiegel (89) Frankel.
Candice, husband Michael, and daughters Leigh and Rae were visiting New
York from Santa Monica, Calif. Jill and her husband, Josh, have three
daughters, Hannah, Julia, and Caroline. I loved hearing from Ricky Strauss.
It has been way too long. He wrote that, for the past 15 years, he has
gone to Marthas Vineyard for a vacation with Andy Abrams, Steve
Weinstein, and Scott Zamore. This year, they spent New Years together
at Steve and Wendy Weinsteins house. Alma Ripps wrote about the
arrival of her son, Aidan Dullaghan-Ripps, on September 3, 2004. His big
brother, Conor, is thrilled. Alma is still working at the National Park
Service in Washington, D.C., in the office of legislative affairs. Joanne
Carilli-Stevenson is living in Boulder, Colo., with her husband, Guy,
and their year-old son Cody. She works for White Labs as the brewery products
manager. She oversees the offices of sales and customer services. Joanne
also has four horses. She stays in touch with Rebecca Morris Bascio and
Debbie Marglous Maltzman. Becca has a son, Timm, and Debbie has two children,
Allie and Ryan. Jennifer Liu Ward attended the wedding of Sue Purzner
and Anthony DiRoma in May 2004 in Mendham, N.J. She was in the wedding
party along with Kathleen Shea O'Connell. Kathleen and husband Tom have
two children, and they are in the process of relocating from Chicago back
to the tri-state area. Julie Vass Warrell and Becky Friedlander were also
there. Julie has lived in Salt Lake City, Utah, for 12 years, and she
has two children. She teaches first grade at a private school and can
be found on the slopes in the winter. Becky lives in Denver, Colo., and
she writes a weekly column giving fitness advice for a national sports
magazine. Becky swims competitively for a team that travels throughout
the mountain region. Newlyweds Sue and Anthony live in Atlanta, where
she is a district manager for AT&Ts information technology organization,
and Anthony owns several Subway franchises. Jennifer lives in Wilton,
Conn., with her husband, Brian, and their three children. Brian is a managing
director and chief risk organizer at a GE business. Jennifer plays tennis,
runs, reads, and volunteers at her childrens schools. Jennifer also
sees Kathy Sperry McGuire, who is busy with her three children and working
as a web designer for Childrens Health Market. Jennifer also hears
from Wendy Winburn, who is married and living in California. Keep in touch.
I love hearing all the news.
Send your news to
Cathy Selinka Levison
crlevison@comcast.net
1989
Hi, everyone! First of all, I would like to thank our wonderful reunion
committee for staging such a fantastic 15th reunion. The sunshine and
sparkling campus as well as landing Urban Blight were nothing short of
amazing. I think we all felt like were taken back in time. Who knew you
still know the words to House of Gold? I also must apologize
for the lack of a column the past few issues. While we havent had
a whole lot of news coming in, I have definitely been missing all those
deadlines. The news is a bit dated, but interesting nonetheless. Thanks
to all of you who wrote. Don Fox and his wife, Rachel, have a three-year-old
daughter. Don has started his own company, which supplies luxury animal
fiber (cashmere, camel hair, silk, llama and alpaca) to manufacturers.
It is also the source of his own line of cashmere finished products. Don
was not planning to make it to reunion because he traveled to Burlington
with Dave Paolella 90 last spring. Amy Frazier Maikkula, husband
Stephan, and son Will welcomed a new addition to the family. Jacob Jake
was born in early April 2004. The Maikkulas live in Austin, Tex. In January
2004, Michael and Kathy Knisley Wood of Raleigh, N.C., announced the arrival
of their son, Thomas Lian. Thomas was named after Michaels father
and the city in China in which he was born, Lianyungang, near Shanghai.
In February, Michael was elected a Loyal Knight of the Elks of North Carolina.
Gina DeVivo Swain left her 10-year career as an administrator of the graduate
program in biophysics at Harvard University and Medical School to join
her husband in the British Virgin Islands to start the Tortola and Antigua-based
Rob Swain Sailing School. They have two sons, Evan and Max. The Swains
invite UVM friends to join them in paradise. Pierre Hacopian, who lives
in New York City, had a great time at reunion and wrote with news of many
classmates. David Zemmel is assistant supervisor of cardiopulmonary physical
therapy at Columbia-Presbyterian Hospital in New York City. Anthony Haskel
is advertising director at Time, Inc., in New York City. He and David
continue to ski as much as they did at UVM. Nicholas Nachbur is a financial
advisor with Merrill Lynchs private client group in New Jersey.
He and his wife, Kim, have two handsome and precocious boys. Stephen Gilmartin
is an attorney with Godin & Baity in Denver. He and his wife, Kim,
have a baby boy. Ashwin Krishna is a U.S. Army major currently stationed
in Iraq. Since he was unable to attend reunion, he would love to hear
from classmates at ash.krishna@us.army. mil. Shaun Sinclair-Stept lives
with her husband, Glenn, and their family in Coral Springs, Fla. Shaun
wrote that they have four beautiful children, Hunter, Ashley, Katie, Carson.
Besides keeping busy with Hunters travel baseball and Little League
and Ashleys cheerleading and dance, she runs the Adidas National
Merchandise Coordinator program for the U.S. with four kids, though they
spend the majority of their free time at Disney World, the beach, or in
the pool. Matt Scribner wrote about a reunion of his own. Last summer,
he and Craig Morlang, Rob Pierce, Jeff Gentes, Scott Merrill, George Bachinski
93, and Jamie Bachinski 94 camped out on Indian Lake in the
Adirondacks. Matt and his wife, Suzanne, have a son Matthew, who works
for an IT consulting firm based in Sarasota, Fla. He received his MBA
at Florida Gulf Coast University in 2000. After three years with the Vermont
Department of Education, Gretchen Kirby, G92, is working as the
autism consultant for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts Department of
Education. She is responsible for the oversight of the Massachusetts Exploring
the Options Grant Project as well as designing and providing training
and technical assistance to schools working to meet the learning needs
of students with autism spectrum disorders. She and her son, Liam, have
relocated to Lexington, Mass., and look forward to connecting with the
Boston alumni group. Les Baron and his wife, Robyn, have been living in
Seattle, Wash, for nearly 10 years. They have a daughter, Cailey Christine.
Speaking of Seattle, Greg Grieco, wife Kim, and their children Isabella
and Quentin, just moved there from Saratoga Springs, N.Y. He wrote, Its
great to be back on the West Coast. Greg can be reached at thegriecos@hotmail.com.
Perhaps inspired by their most excellent adventures at our 15th reunion,
Robyn Fried Boyd, Emily Katz Moskowitz, Kate Fallon Croteau, Maureen Kelly
Gonsalves, Diane Peligal OHalloran, Kim Slomin McGarvey, Elissa
Perez Vancura, and Sue Mooney Noonan all reconvened on the Cape last October.
Please keep the news coming.
Send your news to
Kate Barker Swindell
katebs@comcast.net
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