Hello, ’04s! Hope you all survived the long, cold winter. I have no idea how I survived the seemingly endless Hanover days when the sun set at 3:30 p.m. and below zero weather was the norm. 


One highlight of the February frost was watching the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia, where Tucker Murphy carried the Bermuda flag in the opening ceremonies and competed as the sole member of his delegation.


In other sports news, my husband, Sam Stein, tells me that when the history books are written on famous pitcher Roy Halliday’s career, they will note that the last batter he got out was Miami Marlins third baseman Ed Lucas. 


Johanna Willer moved to South Africa, where she will continue consulting for Accenture Inc., but she could not leave without a proper send-off-bachelorette party with her closest Dartmouth friends. It was wonderful to see Sheila Hicks, who is the director of financial aid at the Riverdale Country School; Rowan Smith, an attorney at Indel Inc.; Lindsay Geimer Carroll, who manages business strategy at PepsiCo; and Susan Edwards, an attorney with Reed Smith, LLP. Jo is marrying her partner, Rhonda Pacheco, the first weekend in May in Florida. Can’t wait to celebrate! 


Please send me your updates. 


—Jess Leinwand, 1440 S St., NW, Apt. 2, Washington, DC 20009; jess.leinwand@gmail.com