Class Note 2006
Issue
May-June 2024
Hi, ’06s. I hope everyone is enjoying a wonderful start to the spring.
There are two weddings to report from this past winter. First, Alexander Kallis shared that he and his wife, Klara, were married in Las Vegas in December. Second, Lauren (Burrows) Coleman and her husband, Jordan, were married in January on Singer Island, Florida. Classmates Anna Nattie, Carolyn (Weaver) Johnson, and Meg (Miller) McKenna were all in attendance. Lauren and Jordan met at Wayfair, where she worked for the last five years (she recently started a sabbatical).
Stephanie Whisnant shared a personal update: “People may or may not know I am in Lander, Wyoming, with three girls and a dog. My accomplishments for 2023 included getting a child to start eating vegetables and getting the upper hand on winter snowstorms. The secret is investing early in a snowblower and learning fast the difference between snow and snow showers. I have also been putting my Dartmouth degree to work mastering the skills of drywall repair and Ikea closet installation.”
Dr. Manya Whitaker will begin a two-year term as the interim president of Colorado College on July 1. She currently serves as the college’s executive vice president and chief of staff.
Sean Anthony and his wife, Kaitlin, had their second son, Liam, on January 19. Sean is still living and working in Columbus, Ohio, where he is involved with the Dartmouth Club of Central Ohio and interviews Dartmouth applicants.
Brad Heritage and his wife, Eliza Bennett Heritage ’10, welcomed Scott “Scottie” Richard Heritage, weighing 10 pounds, 5 ounces, to their family on January 20. Scottie’s older siblings Lucy (3) and Jamie (1.5) are “thrilled about their newest teammate,” according to Brad.
Please continue to share your news and updates!
—Kate (Berry) Grace, c/o DAM, 7 Lebanon St., Suite 107, Hanover, NH 03755; kberry3454@gmail.com
There are two weddings to report from this past winter. First, Alexander Kallis shared that he and his wife, Klara, were married in Las Vegas in December. Second, Lauren (Burrows) Coleman and her husband, Jordan, were married in January on Singer Island, Florida. Classmates Anna Nattie, Carolyn (Weaver) Johnson, and Meg (Miller) McKenna were all in attendance. Lauren and Jordan met at Wayfair, where she worked for the last five years (she recently started a sabbatical).
Stephanie Whisnant shared a personal update: “People may or may not know I am in Lander, Wyoming, with three girls and a dog. My accomplishments for 2023 included getting a child to start eating vegetables and getting the upper hand on winter snowstorms. The secret is investing early in a snowblower and learning fast the difference between snow and snow showers. I have also been putting my Dartmouth degree to work mastering the skills of drywall repair and Ikea closet installation.”
Dr. Manya Whitaker will begin a two-year term as the interim president of Colorado College on July 1. She currently serves as the college’s executive vice president and chief of staff.
Sean Anthony and his wife, Kaitlin, had their second son, Liam, on January 19. Sean is still living and working in Columbus, Ohio, where he is involved with the Dartmouth Club of Central Ohio and interviews Dartmouth applicants.
Brad Heritage and his wife, Eliza Bennett Heritage ’10, welcomed Scott “Scottie” Richard Heritage, weighing 10 pounds, 5 ounces, to their family on January 20. Scottie’s older siblings Lucy (3) and Jamie (1.5) are “thrilled about their newest teammate,” according to Brad.
Please continue to share your news and updates!
—Kate (Berry) Grace, c/o DAM, 7 Lebanon St., Suite 107, Hanover, NH 03755; kberry3454@gmail.com