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nia licensing exam and became a licensed occu-
pational therapist in April 2011. She is a pediatric
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Francisco. Please visit her website at http://www.
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I have taken on a new role as director of de-
velopment for Below the Surface, a Southern
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Criscuolo ’03 and his friend Kristian Gustavson.
We are hard at work in the Midwest and West
Coast creating revolutionary panoramic photo
maps of America’s rivers—think Google’s Street-
view tool for rivers!
Below the Surface was founded in 2008 as a
coast-to-coast exploration of America’s water-
ways. Our mission is dedicated to exploration
of and education about the issues surrounding
water. The organization has partnered with a
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and government agencies including the Surfrider
Foundation, Immersive Media, the United States
Geological Survey and the Nature Conservancy,
for their core program, a nationwide effort to
create 360-degree photo maps of the 27 major
navigable rivers in America. I have joined their
team to focus on the next stage of the organiza-
tion, fundraising for the future of the world’s most
precious resource.
Below the Surface has a St. Lawrence connec-
tion on its Advisory Board as well, being guided by
Robin Baker Crawford ’92 and former Assistant
Professor of History Kenneth Church. Please visit
www.belowthesurface.org for more information.
2003
Sarah Cook-Raymond ’03
10219 Green HollyTerrace
Silver Spring, MD 20902
202-997-9823
Cookiekds@hotmail.com
Next Reunion: 10th, 2013
There is no news for our class. If you’ve been en-
gaged or married, had a child or a job promotion,
or just generally done some cool things or gotten
together with fellow SLU alums, let me know! I
hope next time I’ll have something to report.
2004
Rachel Peterson Zinier ’04
5210 FioreTerrace #308
San Diego, CA 92122
610-304-4110 (cell)
rachelbpzinier@gmail.com
Next Reunion: 10th, 2014
Hello classmates!
Unfortunately, the only bit of news I received
for this column is of a very sad nature.
Colin
B. Davidson Lie
passed away on December
6, 2010, from injuries sustained when his car hit
a tree minutes from his home in Charlottesville,
Va. Police reports indicate he was not wearing a
seat belt. Davidson was an advanced-level eventer
(an equestrian triathlete of sorts) who was named
to the United States Equestrian Federation’s 2010
Developing Rider List. His brother is Charles B.
Davidson ’02n. He was an organ donor.
Jessica Burnham Etien
married Bob Etien
in Latham, N.Y., on November 13, 2010. “Since I
am a school psychologist, we were unable to take
our honeymoon till I was on summer vacation,”
she said. So last summer they took their big trip
toAruba and Curacao. Her maid of honor was Jes-
sica Martin Lavalette ’00. See the “LaurentianWed-
dings” pages for a couple of pictures.
Caroline Trudeau Monninger
wrote that
she spent 10 years inVermont after graduation and
now she and her family have moved to Norfolk,Va.
“My husband, Steve, loves his new job at Norfolk
Academy while our 2-year-old son, JJ, has adjust-
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hockey rink, but once the snow falls I will start my
search,” she said optimistically.
Courtney Battista Bish
wrote to say she
had recently been promoted to assistant dean of
students at SUNY Canton. She’s in her 10th year
there, and was previously director of residence life
and coordinator of Greek affairs.
Katy Braun Scrivener
wrote from the UK,
“My husband,Ryan, and I are still working for HSBC
in Canary Wharf. I have been appointed head of
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Functions. I’m moving from the bank’s government
relations team, which has been great and, perhaps
as expected, a challenging job in today’s climate. At
home, we’re getting ready for some major renova-
tions which should be complete by the end of the
year so we’d welcome any SLU travelers in 2012.
We’re just 30 minutes from the heart of the Olym-
picVillage!” Great, Katy!
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was born September 15, 2011, weighing a whop-
ping 10 lbs., 11 oz. We are doing great!
Glad to hear all this great news from classmates.
Keep me posted!
2002
Katie Evereth ’02
1985 Pennsylvania Street #3111
Denver, CO 80203
katie.evereth@gmail.com
Next Reunion: 10th
May 31-June 3, 2012
Greetings, classmates! I hope everyone is doing
well. Please note my new address above.
Our 10th (gasp!) Reunion is coming up May 31-
June 3. Please save the date and be on the lookout
for a Facebook page regarding additional informa-
tion.Also note that there will be childcare available
because it seems like everyone is popping out little
ones left and right these days!
Speaking of little ones, congratulations to
Meg
Babcock Keller
and husband Patrick, who wel-
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23, 2011. She writes, “He was 8 lbs., 10 oz., and is
absolutely perfect. We are thrilled!” Congratula-
tions on your future Laurentian!
Kate Trzaskos Wachtmeister
wrote in to
update everyone about her new big adventure: “I
am living in Brattleboro, Vt., and attending gradu-
ate school at the School for International Training
(SIT). I plan on focusing my studies in sustainable
development through education.” Sounds amaz-
ing! Congrats, Kate!
Congratulations also to
Katie Schmalz
, who
received her master’s in occupational therapy in
May 2010, and then completed an internship in the
2029––Chris is a Brown University alum.”
Monique worked with Fred Millham ’81, MD,
chair of surgery at the hospital near Boston where
she directs ambulatory services. She’s back there
now, but reports that “the few months at home
were great and were the only time I’ve been off
from work/school since graduation. Maya enjoys
adventure––we’ve already been able to take her
on a few hikes, which she mostly falls asleep on,
and let her play in the sand and ocean.”
Josh Stearns
recently published an essay in
Orion Magazine
and writes that his current work
for Free Press “focuses on organizing and advocacy
to improve media in America. I work with com-
munities across the country that are mobilizing
to create robust alternatives to the mainstream
media, hold local media accountable to serve the
public, and reshape media policies that impact ev-
erything we watch, read and hear,” he explains. His
Orion article “seeks to weave together the move-
ment for healthy media and healthy communities.”
A reminder to
Janelle Thompson Pen-
nington
: where’s that update you promised me?
If you’d like to be listed in this hallowed column,
all it takes is an email.Thanks for reading.
2001
Bridgette Holmes Gallagher ’01
11 State Street
Saratoga Springs, NY 12866-4375
518-727-4527
bridgegallagher@gmail.com
Next Reunion: 15th, 2016
(cluster with ’00, ’02)
It has been so great hearing from everyone about
the many changes in their lives. Between weddings,
babies and new jobs, it sounds like everyone has
been busy this year!
In new arrivals, there’s a lot of news!
Andrea
Thompson Petrasch
and
Jake Petrasch
had a baby boy. John Garrit Petrasch III “Grady”
was born on June 18, 2011.“We are adjusting well
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function on very few hours of sleep!” she wrote.
Congratulations,Andrea and Jake!
Joell Glennen Wright
had her third baby, in
March, a little boy named Gavin.
Carrie Mar-
shall Mallozzi
announces the arrival of her baby
girl, Hattie Cash Mallozzi, last April. Carrie lives in
Leadville, Col.
Dana Cook Krueger
had a son,
Samuel Robert Krueger, born July 8, 2011. And
Melissa Henrichon Fellows
wrote to say she
and Pete Fellows ’96 adopted a baby boy, Jackson
Todd, in June. “He is a hoot and we are having a
blast being parents!” she said.
My freshman roommate wrote about her sum-
mer wedding.
Carrie Scott Sullivan
married
Kevin Sullivan in Pittsburgh, Pa., on July 16, 2011.
Some SLU folks were in attendance as well as
Claire Spollen
, who was a bridesmaid.They live
in Cambridge, Mass.
Maury Vincent Burke
got married to Andy
Burke on May 28, 2011, in Bedford, N.Y. Her sister,
Catharine Vincent Oestreicher ’93, and her hus-
band Jack ’91, were in the wedding party, along
with
Marisa Dolinsky Bartlett
and
Robin
Vanderputten
. They were fortunate to have
many SLU friends in attendance as well as the
bride’s cousin Pete Abt ’92. The couple honey-
mooned in Bermuda, and live in Andover, Mass.