As I draft this column many of you are returning home from Dartmouth Homecoming Weekend or enjoying mini-reunions around the country. It’s fun to see the pictures and hear the stories that continue to unite us 30 years later. These October connections are only the opening act to the huge headliner coming in June, and you can have VIP, all-access passes. Our 30th reunion will be in Hanover from June 13-16, and you won’t want to miss it. Mark your calendars now and keep your eyes out for registration information.

In the run-up to our 30th reunion you can expect to hear more details from Jennifer Suhie Hagelston and Samantha Stoddard. Both Jen and Sam are professional reunion planners and have chaired a multitude of events through the years for our class. With such veterans at the top, they will build a strong team and plan a special campus experience. Please consider joining their reunion committee; reach out to Jen at jenniferhagelston@gmail.com.

Last note about reunion, please make sure you share any updates in your contact information to alumni records at alumni.records@dartmouth.edu. We want to make sure we have your correct information so you don’t miss out on class news and registration deadlines.

In other class news, Andrea Fiorentino Liebross is the author of recently released She Thinks Big: The Entrepreneurial Woman’s Guide to Moving Past the Messy Middle and Into the Extraordinary. From her homebase in Indianapolis, Andrea is a certified business and life coach, mother of two children and two giant Leonberger dogs, and wife of Robert H. Liebross ’91. Andrea specializes in empowering female entrepreneurs, sidelining the drama in business, and inspiring breakout progress and tangible accomplishments. You can catch her advice on her engaging podcast, Time to Level Up.

Ken Davis was in Phoenix to play in the Sophie’s Day Golf Tournament, an annual tournament organized by Tony Lee to benefit the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Tony hosts the event to honor his daughter, Sophie, and her successful battle against myelodysplastic syndrome. Ken and Tony caught up with Alison LeBoeuf and Colleen Linehan Haskell during their time together. Ali is living in Palm Springs, California. Colleen’s daughter is in her second year at Dartmouth, playing lacrosse and having a wonderful experience. I’m looking forward to seeing all of you in just a few months at reunion and hearing which of you four is really the best golfer. I’ve heard some tall tales but holding off on final judgment for your verification and facts.

Please remember to send your news for the next column, consider volunteering for our reunion committee, and (if you haven’t already) complete the Evergreen Connections survey. I’m looking forward to hearing from you.

—Laura Hardegree Davis, 520 Meadowlark Lane, Brentwood, TN 37027; lauradavis723@mac.com