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class notes

st. lawrence university magazine | WINTER 2015

using the hashtag #dulynoted08

on Instagram and Twitter. Or see

a stream of stories at rebelmouse.

com/dulynoted08.

2009

Cassie Coughlin

4 Prince St. Apt 5

Boston MA 02113

802-779-3623

cassandracoughlin@gmail

.

com

Next Reunion: 10th, 2019

Elise Fitzgerald

and

Mike

O'Connor

were married in Maine

last summer, but I don't have any

additional details.

Rebecca Dole Yohe

wrote,

“Kevin and I welcomed our first

child, Elisabeth Emily, on July 1,

coming in (a week late I might

add) at 6 pounds, 11 ounces and

20 inches long. Get ready SLU

Class of 2036, she's already a

character!”

2010

Joshua Johnson

656 9

th

Street, NE

Washington, DC 20002

716-499-3016 (cell)

joshua.david.johnson16@

gmail.com

Next Reunion: 5th, 2017

(cluster with ’08, ’09)

Lots of news came in for this 2010

class update, and it was great

seeing so many classmates last

May at our reunion! I am excited

to share the following:

there for Q3 on a work rotation

with Google.”

Willette also shared that

Jim

Quivey

and

Noel Luciano

were hitched over Memorial

Day Weekend 2014. And

Matt

Landry

and

Claire Jenkins

also

tied the knot. The couple married

last September 20 on Shelter

Island. Both couples had many

Laurentians present to share in

the celebration.

Jessica McPherson

wed Matt

Carista on August 9 at Clarkson

University.

Liz Boyd

says, “It was

one of those childhood friend-

ship-turned-adult-relationships….

there were quite a few SLU

people there.”

Congratulations are in order for

Kirk Donovan,

who recently

completed his doctorate from

Cornell University, in cell biology.

Dr. Donovan has been in Ithaca

since 2008. He writes, “I defended

my thesis last June, and it’s great

to be done! I’m figuring out the

next step for jobs and postdoc-

toral opportunities.”

Kim Myers

plunged into the icy

waters of the San Francisco Bay

on September 27 to compete in

the Escape from Alcatraz Island

swim! In her waterlogged version

of Orange is the New Black, Myers

completed the 1.5-mile dip with-

out any shark bites.

Classmates want to hear your

story! Send your good news to

SLUnotes08@gmail.com

and see

it in print each quarter. Please

be advised there is a publication

delay. Help break class news by

Dave Bryant

is in my hometown

of Atlanta, Georgia, working as

director of institutional advisory

sales at MFS Investment Manage-

ment. And I heard from

Tanya

Milan

, who enjoyed quite the ad-

venture with another Laurentian:

She and Mike Nieves ’11 jumped

out of a plane while flying over

Long Island, N.Y.! “We did it as a

group outing with friends, and for

me it was a bucket list item,” the

new skydiver says. “I’m not sure I

would do it again, but it was a lot

of fun!”

Did you know whenever I have a

Class Notes deadline, I send an

email to our class? If you’re not

getting the email, shoot me one

so I can add you to the list! I don’t

want anyone to miss out on shar-

ing news. Thanks!

2008

Justin Lynch

989 James Street, #7B

Syracuse, NY 13203

585-506-5592

SLUnotes08@gmail.com

Next Reunion: 10th, 2018

Here’s the Post-Reunion skinny:

He put a ring on it!

Dennis

Willette

writes, “

Maureen ‘Mo’

Hummel

and I are engaged!

I proposed in Ireland on the

grounds of Ballynahinch Castle,

near Connemara National Park

north of Galway. We celebrated as

we traveled through Ireland. She's

Kat Bagley Maher

recently

wrote a story about how climate

change is causing more and more

animals to hybridize, creating new

species and posing a number of

difficult conservation questions. It

was picked up for the anthology

Best American Science and Na-

ture Writing

, published annually

by Houghton Mifflin. The stories

are generally picked from a va-

riety of national print and online

publications, from

The New York

Times

and

The Atlantic

to

The

New Yorke

r.

I hadn’t heard from

Callie

Douglass

in a while, so getting

this update from her was great!

In August, several St. Lawrence

friends helped her with the dis-

mantling of an antique 1850s-60s

timber-framed farmhouse in Ver-

mont that Callie had purchased to

save and restore (see the picture).

“It went smoothly with the help of

about 25 friends and family,” she

writes. “The weather was beautiful

and the frame is in dry storage so

repairs can be made throughout

the winter. The plan is to erect the

house and an 'L' addition by hand

in the near future. Pretty unbeliev-

able what good friends will do for

you — I owe them all big!” Lauren-

tians on hand included

Louise

Gava, Ian Shea, Conor Welch

and

Rachel Harrington,

Blake

Harris ’09n, Erin Mallory ’06 and

Tyler Magnan ’05.

Kristen Manganini

loves her

new job as the event and market-

ing manager at Downeast Cider

House, a company that started

at Bates College three years ago.

Seattle, with plenty of alumni

there to celebrate, including

family members and others from

classes between 2007 and 2010.

Both sides had family members

who were Laurentians, too!

Ellen Doble

married a Larry—

Larry McIver, that is. They met

at the wedding of John ’03

and Leah Saliga Labbe ’04 in

2008 and got married July 5 at

her parents’ home in Essex, Vt.

Laurentians from five classes, in-

cluding

Ben Sears

and

Kristina

Grube Lacroix,

as well as Terry

Cowdrey, former vice president

for admissions and financial aid,

were there.

We also have some baby news!

Kristina and Jeff welcomed

their second son, Nolan Thomas

Lacroix, on February 15, 2014. He

joined 2 ½-year-old brother Har-

rison in their family.

Candina Harmer

welcomed a

daughter, Michaela Elizabeth Reya

Harmer, on July 29, 2014. Both

mother and daughter are doing

great. Candina is on track to finish

her master's degree in nursing

education this spring.

Mallory Craig-Kuhn

is in

Medellín, Colombia, where she

is working on a doctorate-track

master's in literature at the

Universidad de Antioquia. “I’m

also the assistant organizer of the

Medellín Negro International Liter-

ary Congress, the most important

crime fiction academic congress

in Latin America,” she wrote.

Last year, her first three literary

Spanish-to-English translations

were published as e-books on

Amazon.

Hunter Wakeland on July 19,

2014, in Kennebunkport, Maine. In

attendance were alumni ranging

from the classes of 1962, including

her mother, Patrice Chester Burd

’62 and her mom’s sorority sisters

Diantha Cushman Harrington ’62

and Joan Thompson ’62, all the

way to 2008, including Rebecca

Riegelhaupt ’08 and Scott Smith

’08 (due to wed this January).

Classes in between were repre-

sented by Colin Heffron ’85 and

Sara Young ’86.

Congratulations to all three

couples!

2007

Megan Bernier

3 Mildon Road

Canton, NY 13617

404-617-7851 (cell)

megan.bernier@gmail.com

Next Reunion: 10th, 2017

Short and sweet notes from our

class this go-around! First, a

couple of wedding updates:

Amy Laverack

married Todd

Nordblom on June 14, 2014, at

Squam Lake in New Hampshire,

with a bunch of Laurentians by

her side, including

Erin Mellow,

Erin McDermott, Christine

Hubbell, Allison Freeman,

Anna Kallman, Lia Prysunka,

Callie Douglass,Tracy Dana,

and others ranging in class years

from 1999 to 2010. Amy and Todd

live in Boston.

Katie Nichols

and Kevin Russell

'08 wed on June 29, 2013, in

Mallory writes, “we met at Calling

All Saints during my freshman

year. I guess that makes us a SLU

couple!” Mallory and Bob live in

Watertown, N.Y.; Bob is a high

school math teacher and Mallory

a third grade teacher at schools

in the area.

Lauren Burd

notified the maga-

zine staff directly that she married

Mallory Mumford

and Bob

Augustus '03 were married on

July 12, 2014, in Lowville, N.Y.

Callie Douglass ’07

(top, center) invited several St. Lawrence friends to help

her with the dismantling of an antique 1850-60s timber-framed farmhouse in

Vermont last August, so she can restore and erect the house in the near future.

Laurentians on hand included

Louise Gava ’07

,

Ian Shea ’07

(to her left and

right, respectively), and, left to right on the ground,

Conor Welch ’07

and

Ra-

chel Harringon ’07

, with their daughter Emerson;

Blake Harris ’09

n; and

Erin

Mallory ’06

.

Tyler Magnan ’05

was also reportedly working at the site.

1:

Charlie Southgate ’04

and

Caroline Bean ’04

,

June 22, 2013, Lake Winnipesaukee, NH

1

•Jamie Caroccio ’14

and Jorge Muñoz-Delgado Ramos,

November 29, 2013, New York City.

•Mallory Mumford ’06

and

Bob Augustus ’03

,

July 12, 2014, Lowville, NY*

•Jarell Roberts ’12

and

Ryan Hubbard ’11

,

July 18, 2014, Bolton, CT

•Nina Serach ’11

and Jeff Lauer, July 26, 2014, Salem, OR*

•Jessica McPherson ’08

and Matt Carista,

August 9, 2014, Potsdam NY

•Shannon Casucci ’06

and Brian Beauchamp,

August 23, 2014, Brookfield, MA*

•Ben Burds ’11

and

Courtney Kuno ’12

,

August 30, 2014, Long Lake, NY

•Sam Tyler ’11

and

Amanda Bramble ’11

,

Sept. 13, 2014, Longmont, CO

not pictured

(* pictured in class column)

Boudrias: Stacy ’01

and Pete Landry, a daughter,

Charly Kathleen

, June 10, 2014.

Brinckerhoff: Coleman ’95

and Tina, a daughter,

Charlotte Liv

, August 2014.

Harmer: Candina ’07

, a daughter, Michaela

Elizabeth Reya

, July 29, 2014.

Frost: Thomas '97

and Alison Gately '96, a son

, Luke Gately,

June 7, 2011.

Kennedy: Kyle ’01

and Jen, a son,

Finn Patrick

, August 14, 2014.

Lyndaker: Matt ’96

and Anne Marie Reynolds ’94, a daughter,

Maeve Elens,

August 18, 2014.

Sheff: Dan ’01

and Desiree, a son,

Thomas

, July 2014.

Spollen: Claire ’01

and Richard Bolduc, a daughter,

Orla Marie

, April 6, 2014.

Sweet: Wallace ’01

and Emily, a boy,

Harrison

.

Volpe: Kate ’01

and Wilson Aguilar-Garcia, a son,

Blake

, September 22, 2013.

Yohe: Rebecca Dole ’09

and Kevin, a daughter,

Elisabeth Emily

, July 1, 2014.

(For details, check the respective Class Notes. We publish wedding photos

that meet our technical requirements on a first-come, first-served basis.

Those that do not appear in this issue may be scheduled for a future one.)

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