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CLASS NOTES
58 SUMMER 2012 | ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE
Wedding Album
Cara Barbierri '02
and Russell Battiston married
at Hildene in Manchester, Vt., on August 12, 2011.
Many alumni from the classes of 2002 through
2005, and the men's and women's basketball
teams, were present.
Pete Cahill ’06
married Anastasia Schafer on No-
vember 5, 2011, in Villanova, Pa.
Rev. Richelle Duchano ’01
was married to Mi-
chael D. Go on December 17, 2011, at the Au-
burn United Methodist Church, Auburn N.Y.
Stan Kostek Jr. '04
and
Lyss Zaza '05
were mar-
ried on September 17, 2011. The reception was
held on Glen Lake, N.Y., where this shot of the
Laurentians on hand was taken.
Sarah Kreiner ’03
and
Gary Godshaw ’02
were
married on September 10, 2011, at Park Country
Club in Bu alo, N.Y.
Brendan Lynch '07
and
Carly Sargent ’07
mar-
ried on June 18, 2011, at the Union Congregation-
al Church in Upper Montclair, N.J. The reception
was at the Upper Montclair Country Club, where
many Laurentians and other friends danced well
into the night.
Sean Masterson ’98
married Rachael O'Beirne
on September 24, 2011, in Manchester-by-the-
Sea, Mass.
Katie Nee '07
and
Marshall Fiese '07
were mar-
ried January 7, 2012, in Lake Placid, N.Y. Several
classmates, other alumni and men's crew Head
Coach George Repicky M'05 attended the festivi-
ties.
KimParker '07
married
Fielding Essensa '07
on
September 17, 2011, in Standish, Me., on Watchic
Lake. These Laurentians from the classes of 2007,
2008 and 2009 were on hand to celebrate with
the happy couple.
Rick Slinglu '07
and
Lauren Vander Zanden
'08
were married on September 10, 2011, on
Peaks Island, Me., with these college friends, and a
St. Lawrence banner, on hand.
It was a Laurentian family reunion when
Katie
Stoller '06
married Je Ludwig on September 17,
2011, in Inlet, N.Y. “I am a double chip,” the bride
explained. “My parents are Class of '80, and I had
two uncles graduate from St. Lawrence as well.”
They are all in the picture, along with her friends
and classmates.
Justin Toner ’93
and Maggie Beerley were mar-
ried on October 16, 2010, on Lake Nockamixon in
Bucks County, Pa.
Sara Tully '08
and Jacob Alstadt were married
September 3, 2011, in Rochester, N.Y. Several
alumni were in attendance, including seven Chi
Omega sisters and Sara's psychology mentor,
Prof. Alan Searleman, kneeling right.
Clementine Vitek '05
married Hendrik Buyle on
September 3, 2011, with these close Laurentian
friends traveling to Northern Ireland for the oc-
casion.
Conor Welch '07
and
Rachel Harrington '07
were married on August 6, 2011, in Cambridge,
Vt., with these college friends, including many
Outing Club members, gathering in the Green
Mountain State.
AshleyWhittaker ’91
and Andrew Spence were
married in Millbrook, N.Y., on October 15, 2011;
this picture of her classmates in attendance was
taken at a reception in Gulf Stream, Fla., on No-
vember 12.
Melissa Hayman ’03
and
Timothy Witman ’03
were united in marriage on August 21, 2010, on
Newfound Lake in Hebron, N.H.
Other Marriages
Colby Gargano ’05
and
Chris Summers ’07
,
November 2011, Palm Beach, Fla.
GregKruper ’05
and Kristy Cartier, Mar. 29, 2012,
Paris, France.
Scott Bixler’02
and Kathleen Kissane, Sept. 17,
2011, Oxford, Md.
Future Laurentians
Bacon: Dan ’99
and Kate, a son, Charlie Bacon,
Feb. 14, 2012.
Brown: Ryan ’99
and
Genevieve Shaw ’99
, a
daughter, Adelaide Maita, Oct. 3, 2011.
Buckingham: Derek '04
and
AliciaMcNally '06,
a daughter, Hailey Susanna, Jan. 4, 2012.
Hall: Je ’99
and
Nicky Gabriele ’00
, a daugh-
ter, Maren, Dec 20, 2011.
Haley: Daniel ’05, M’09
and
Laurie
Ross ’05, M’06
, a son, James Mark, Aug.
31, 2011.
Madden: Taylor ’01
and Molly
Markarian, twin girls, Greta and Eloise
Markarian Madden, Oct. 17, 2011.
Manny: Sara Collette ’01
and Lucas, a daugh-
ter, Collete Elizabeth, March 12, 2012.
McDonald: Meghan Holland ’01
and Tucker, a
daughter, Margot Leslie, Dec. 2011.
Webb: Ryan ’02
and Jaime, a daughter, Parker
Bruen, Dec. 15, 2011.
Wilcoxson: Erica Rapp ’01
and Jaren, a son,
James Oliver, Jan. 5, 2012.
Laurentian• ia
Answer
Among several native
names, perhaps the most well known
is the Mohawk
Kaniatarowanenneh
,
which means, most appropriately,
“big waterway.” While Cartier was
party to the Eurocentrism that
characterized the Age of Exploration
in callously imposing a new name, we
can perhaps be relieved that we are not
Kaniatarowanenneh University. For
more, go to www.wampumchronicles.
com/kaniatarowanenneh.html.
Cartier, incidentally, chose
“St. Lawrence” because he arrived at the
river’s mouth on that saint’s feast day
(August 10) on the Roman Catholic
ecclesiastical calendar.
—NSB