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Keuka Lake, N.Y. He recently got together for a
friendly golf outing with
Kevin Wenk
and
Jodi
Tellstone
. Jodi is married to
Deborah How-
ard
, has three children and lives in Victor, N.Y.
Kevin is in Fairport, N.Y., is married to
Donna
Brindisi
and they have two children.
Suzanne Miller Le Menestrel
lives in
McLean,Va., with husband Christophe, a French na-
tive, and children Zoe, 13, and Jules, 10. Suzanne is
a national program leader for youth development
research at the 4-H national headquarters within
the U.S. Department of Agriculture. She earned
a doctorate in human development and family
studies from Penn State and has worked in the
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household is bilingual, with both children speaking
French and English.
Katy Phillips
got her MSW in 1996 from the
University of Missouri-Columbia and has been
working at Community Counseling Center, a com-
munity mental health agency in Portland, Me., since
1997. She is a program director for all of the elder
services programs and integration initiatives (in-
tegrating mental health and physical health). Her
daughter, Ashley Haru, 22, graduated from Bates
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Terry Haru M’88, who was a sociology professor
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Jeanblanc, on the New Meadows River, an ocean
inlet. They do lots of sea kayaking and boating, and
in the winter they are avid skiers at Saddleback
Mountain and other areas.
Anne Rostenberg Tisch
recently opened
another Annie’s Home Consignments in Steam-
boat Springs, Col. She is actually selling tons of
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her store on Facebook and everyone can see what
sort of wonderful items can be found at Annie’s.
Betsy Warner Mayer
and husband Tad live
in Sudbury, Mass. Son Will, a junior, and Annie, a
freshman, attend theWestminster School in Sims-
bury, Conn. They often get together with
Beth
Greene
and
Keith Armstrong
,
Herb Wil-
liams
,
Mark Badertscher
and
Kate Flavin
,
who also live in the Sudbury area. Keith works in
sales at State Street Corp. Beth is a non-practicing
attorney and the Armstrong family CEO. Kids are
Meg, 17, a junior at Kents Hill in Maine, and Sam, 14,
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with Partners Healthcare in Boston for 10 years,
delivering mobility and point-of-care solutions to
clinicians in their eight hospitals. He lives near Bos-
ton, with wife Lisa and their two daughters, Nata-
lie, 14, and Eva, 10.
Heidi Bauer
is a deputy district attorney in
Colorado Springs, Col. She’s been teaching a lot,
both at state and national DA conferences, and
travelling tons whenever she gets a free minute.
Bill Horn
lives inWellesley, Mass., and is presi-
dent and COO of First Angel Capital, LLC. He and
Anne have twin sons, Parker and Peyton, going
on 7.
1987
Elizabeth Solomon Hubbard ’87
2761 Bernard Place
Evanston, IL 60201
847-864-2821
Tblackdogs@aol.com
Next Reunion: 25th
May 31-June 3, 2012
Hi everyone! Short column this time but that’s
OK because I know that many classmates are busy
writing to me as I type!
Despite living in the same city for many years, I
hadn’t been in touch with
Liz Gardner
in a long
time. Through the magic of Facebook, I got this
brief update. Liz is still at Crate & Barrel. She has
been working for them for 15 years. She recently
sold her house and moved to downtown Chicago.
“Apartment living is for me!” she exclaimed. Look-
ing forward to hearing more soon!
Another Facebook friend took pity on my re-
quest for news.
Adolph Brink
is a project man-
ager for a commercial glazing company, Concord
Glass. He lives in Branford, Conn., and is married
with a 14-year-old son, AJ. Adolph is entering his
23rd year of coaching high school hockey, and is
head coach at Branford High. “That’s about it,” he
said, but that sounds like it keeps him plenty busy.
Thanks for the update,Adolph.
I started my last column with a reminder about
Reunion.This time I will close with a reminder to
book those hotel rooms, buy those airline tickets,
get in touch with your old roommates etc. Our
class will be celebrating our 25th anniversary of
graduating from St. Lawrence. I really hope to see
all of you in Canton, May31-June 3!
1988
For information about becoming a reporter for
this class, please contact Sharon Henry, 315-229-
5585 or shenry@stlawu,edu, or Kim Hissong, 315-
229-5837 or khissong@stlawu.edu.
Next Reunion: 25th, 2013
1989
For information about becoming a reporter for
this class, please contact Sharon Henry,
315-229-5585 or shenry@stlawu.edu, or
Kim Hissong, 315-229-5837 or
khissong@stlawu.edu.
Next Reunion: 25th, 2014
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Lynne Gilbert Agoston ’90
11805 Farmland Drive
Rockville, MD 20852
301-881-8331
lgilb1968@hotmail.com
Next Reunion: 25th, 2015
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new class reporter, and I look forward to receiv-
ing your updates.Thanks to
Heidi Dearborn
for
her many years of service! I hope everyone had a
great summer and fall, despite some wild weather
(at least here on the East Coast).
Mike Mudd
was recently named American
Hockey League Executive of the Year, as noted in
the fall issue. Mike is president of the Worcester
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Jose Sharks.He lives in Shrewsbury,Mass.,with wife,
Holly Joel Mudd,
and their three kids.
An article in
USAToday
reported on research pre-
sented by
Laura Harrington
and a colleague at
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cussed the increased risk of mosquito-transmitted
diseases, such as malaria and dengue, in the United
States. Laura is a professor of entomology at Cor-
nell University.
Claire Puccia Par-
ham
, author of
The St.
Lawrence Seaway and Power
Project: An Oral History of the
Greatest Construction Show
on Earth
(2009), spoke and
signed copies of her book
last summer at the Antique
Boat Museum in Clayton,
N.Y. The presentation was
part of the museum’s 2011
Summer Lecture Series.
Claire’s book, which took
four years to complete, reveals the human side of
the Seaway project in the words of 53 engineers,
carpenters, laborers and their wives. It highlights
the dangerous and brutal working conditions, the
larger-than-life equipment, and the construction di-
lemmas encountered, and was written as a tribute
to the hard work and dedication of the project’s
22,000 workers.
Claire teaches history at Siena College in Lou-
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From
GreatWilderness to Seaway Towns:A Comparative His-
tory of Cornwall, Ontario and Massena, New York
, in
2004. For more information about Claire’s work,
visit www.clairepucciaparham.com.
I continue living in the D.C. area with my husband
and two kids,working close to full-time as managing
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kindergarten this year, so that’s been exciting for us.
I occasionally get together with
Jennifer Curley
Reichert
and
Karyn Edwards Niles
, as well
as Sarah Lindsay Watkins ’91. Karyn is a middle
school vice principal in Herndon, Va., and Jennifer
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named The Curley Company). Sarah does IT work
on Capitol Hill. I heard from Karyn that
Amy
Fitzgerald Fiorito
,
Darcy Sandleitner
Adiletta
and
Ani Reed Walker
had a fun re-
union in Niagara Falls in July.
Please send me updates via email or Facebook!
1991
Ken Polk ’91
34 Rana Court
Williamsville NY 14221
716-636-5030 (home)
716-626-6120 (work)
Fax: 716-626-6099
kenpolk8791@msn.com
Next Reunion: 20th, May 31-June 3, 2012
(cluster with ’92, ’93)
Unfortunately I do not have any information to
share other than that
Nikol Monique Law-
son
died in June 2009 (posted to the SLU website