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1994
JenniferWootton Hunter ’94
7901 Penniman Place
Richmond,VA 23228
804-301-7673
jenniferwhunter@verizon.net
Next Reunion: 20th, 2015
(cluster with ’95, ’96)
1995
Samantha C. Bixby ’95
PO Box 6397
Jackson,WY 83002
646-299-4243
scbix@yahoo.com
Next Reunion: 20th, 2015
(cluster with ’94, ’96)
1996
Tanya R. Parrott ’96
9712 Handerson Place, #405
Manassas Park,VA 20111
571-292-1072
tanyareads@yahoo.com
Next Reunion: 20th, 2015
(cluster with ’94, ’95)
Ethan Gee
sends us some happy news: “My very
good friend and fellow Sigma Pi and SLU alumnus
Jeremiah Macko
graduated from Boston Uni-
versity Medical School last May under a scholar-
ship from the U.S. Air Force. Jeremiah is now sta-
tioned and doing his residency at Lackland AFB in
San Antonio,Tex., with the rank of captain.
“I hosted a proper send-off for Capt. Macko at
my house in Arlington, Mass., which was ‘festive,’
to put it one way,” Ethan added. “In attendance
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Hal Ev-
ans
,
Allegra Pawlowski
,
Steve Muise
and
Alistair Raymond ’97. We are all proud of our pal,
Jeremiah!” Yes, we are!
Before I heard from Ethan, I didn’t have a single
piece of news to pass on. In desperation, I logged
into
my St. Lawrence
and sent a few requests for
news through that email system.
Dave Cieslowski
answered my plea with the
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physical therapy and graduated with distinction
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psyched it is done! My wife, Stacy, daughter Han-
nah, 6, son Oscar, 2, and I moved soon after gradu-
ation to Bend, Ore., where I practice in outpatient
orthopedics for Focus Physical Therapy. We lived
in Bend for about 10 years before leaving for grad-
uate school, and we are really happy to be back
enjoying the mountains on our bikes and skis.After
living in Portland for school, we really appreciate
being back in an outdoor community!”
Congratulations, Dave. It’s always good to have
another doctor in the class!
That’s all the news for now. Hope to hear from
you soon.
1997
Deb Danehy Lyndaker ’97
24 Lincoln Road
Canton, NY 13617
315-386-8404
dlyndaker@gmail.com
Next Reunion: 15th, 2013
(cluster with ’98, 99)
Hello, Class of ’97; I hope you are all doing well
and enjoyed a wonderful summer and fall. I caught
up with some fellow members of the class of ’97
when we got together for a Canton high school
inAugust 2011) and
Andrew Bero
died June 12,
2011 (posted in August 2011). Our thoughts and
prayers are with their families.
If you have any news to share regarding jobs, fam-
ilies, recent moves or St. Lawrence alumni gather-
ings, please let me know. I hope to see many of
you at our 20th cluster reunion this spring.
1992
Lisa Kiene ’92
427West 66thTerrace
Kansas City, MO 64113
816-885-5911
lkiene2@yahoo.com
Facebook: SLU ’92
Next Reunion: 20th, May 31-June 3, 2012
(cluster with ’91, ’93)
1993
Chris Gardner ’93
4 Mt. Pleasant Terrace
Newtown, CT 06470
203-364-0822 (home)
203-264-5554 (work)
Fax: 203-264-7098
chrisgardner3@charter.net
Next Reunion: 20th, May 31-June 3, 2012
(cluster with ’91, ’92)
Marsh, Inc., a
Cincinnati, Ohio,
independent
design agency
concentrating on
strategic design for
consumer-pack-
aged goods, retail
and restaurant
clients, has hired
Tara Conlan Kenneway
’92
as vice president, group director. Ken-
neway will lead the company’s consumer
packaged goods business, including cur-
rent client oversight,and will lead new
business initiatives. She joins the Marsh
team with nearly two decades of experi-
ence in managing global design and mar-
keting initiatives for some of the world’s
most recognizable brands. An English
major and Pi Beta Phi sorority member,
she and her family live in Milford, Ohio.
Former men’s
hockey captain
Greg Carvel
’93
has been ap-
pointed assistant
men’s hockey
coach at his alma
mater. Most re-
cently an assistant
coach with the Ottawa Senators in the
National Hockey League, Carvel has 15
years of professional hockey experience.
He began as director of hockey opera-
tions for the Lowell Lock Monsters of the
American Hockey League and joined the
Anaheim Ducks as scouting coordinator
in 1999. He added video coaching duties
to his title in Anaheim in 2002, and was
promoted to assistant coach in 2003. He
joined the Senators in 2004.
An outstanding student who was elected
to Phi Beta Kappa, the government major
was named the ECAC’s Best Defensive
Forward as a senior, when he led the
Saints in scoring. He earned ECAC
all-rookie team honors as a freshman and
is one of only three players to win the
Brian McFarlane Award for academic
and hockey accomplishment three times
during his career. He also earned Aca-
demic All-America honors. He earned his
master’s degree in sports management at
the University of Massachusetts-Amherst
in 1996.
Carvel was drafted 22nd by the
Pittsburgh Penguins in the 1991 NHL
supplemental draft. Following graduation,
he played one season in Sweden’s first
division. He becomes the third Canton
native who has served as an assistant men’s
coach for the Saints, following in the
footsteps of Paul Flanagan ’80 and Chris
Wells ’92.