Thanks, ’01s, for all the news! 


Congratulations to Karyn Brudnicki and Mark Landis ’97, who met in Boston in 2007 and married at Rollins Chapel last May. The College was heavily represented at the wedding: groomsmen included Elijah Cocks ’97 and Phil Currier ’97; Adam Mirick ’99 and Steven Wiesenthal ’00 were ushers; Malini Mukhopadhyay, Jennifer Gillcrist ’00 (Wellesley/Dartmouth exchange ’00) and Jeremy Siegel ’97 served as readers; and Christie Jackson ’97, Jen Siegel ’97, Dave Coleman’97, Tu’03, Michelle Coleman ’99, Craig and Dawn Allen ’97, Evan Koch ’97, Dan and Abby Kempf ’00, Robert Hallenbeck, Eric Bielke and Michael Friesner were guests.


Amanda Cook will marry Zak Mazeika this fall and recently left her corporate job to focus on her own business. As a certified health coach, Amanda works with stressed out professional women, a demographic she knows all too well! You can keep up with her via vintagesavoirfaire.com. 


Elizabeth Sullivan has consolidated her health coaching practice and wellness curriculum into a new company, the Dancer’s Toolkit. She recently launched thedancerstoolkit.com and enjoys coaching students and their parents on dancer health, nutrition and career prep. She remains grateful to Tuck professor Gregg Fairbrothers ’76, who, at a Dartmouth Entrepreneurial Network meeting last fall, urged her to take her curriculum to market. 


Xander Meise Bay spent Christmas and New Year’s Eve in Zambia with Chris Hummel, Allison (Schumitsch) Hummel ’02 and the couple’s adorable daughters. Soon thereafter Xander became president of the Dartmouth Lawyers Association (DLA). Concurrently, Greg Frank assumed his post as chair of the DLA’s Young Lawyers Committee. Kudos to both!


In May Chance Hill will relocate from the Washington, D.C., area to pursue a degree at the University of Michigan Law School. He writes, “If any classmates are passing through Ann Arbor this summer, by all means let me know.” 


Tom Campbell and wife Meghan Palmer (Holyoke ’01) recently left Colorado for the Seattle area and an opportunity with LMI Intec, which is expanding its manufacturing of composite components for the aerospace industry. Tom says, “The area is nice even though the weather can be dour!” and reports having already run into Kathryn Knight, who is working to develop the field of impact investing. 


We have lots of births to celebrate, too! Veronica Mae (Ramsey) Carney and husband Michael (St. Joe’s ’00) welcomed daughter Brennan Delia Carney on November 17. “Older sister Nola Mae is loving being a big sis, as well as hanging with her friend Marshall (son of Liz Kleinerman) in the Boston area and Nora (daughter of Sarah Lodewick) via Skype from Ohio!” If you plan to be in Norwell, Massachusetts, Veronica would love to hear from you. Julia (Gertsberg) Scharf, husband Jon and big sister Eva, 2, welcomed Isaac Lawrence to their family on January 23. Jeremy Ware and wife Christina welcomed their second child, Sophie, on January 31. Carrie Hoverman Colla and husband Geoff Colla ’04 had Juliet Elizabeth on February 9. Carrie writes, “We live in Hanover and I am enjoying my maternity leave from my work at the medical school!” Debbie Bernstein Foster, husband David and big sister Abby, 2, welcomed Madeline Anne on January 23. Spencer Meyer and wife Joanna Lisker Meyer ’02 had their second son, Silas Robert Meyer, in January. Spencer adds, “His big brother Andrew, 3, is quite smitten but wishes Silas would do more than ‘just sit there.’ We’re still in the Bangor, Maine, area and would love to have visits from anyone headed to Acadia National Park or the end of the earth.” 


—Kristina Panettiere, 20 Great Rock Road, Sherborn, MA 01770; dartmouth2001notes@gmail.com