Class Note 2007
Issue
January-February 2021
Shiny happy people holding hands…or at least that’s how I envision you all by the time this column comes out.
This will be the first published column of the new year and by then we’re going to have a vaccine, packed restaurants, full suitcases, justice, order, some semblance of normality and sanity, and lots of hugs from family and friends, right? Right?!
Well, in the meantime, we at least have some classmates’ updates:
Alison Riep married the love of her life, Charlie Kinzie, during Labor Day Weekend in Lexington, Massachusetts. It wasn’t quite the wedding they’d originally planned, but they felt incredibly lucky to be able to celebrate with immediate family, including their adored fur-child, Luna. They will (they hope) have the big party—which will include some close Dartmouth friends—next year!
Andreas Baum and his wife, Ingrid, welcomed their third daughter, Annika, on July 23. Her older sisters, Astrid (4) and Linnea (2), are over the moon and love to help take care of her. They also moved out of N.Y.C. and into the suburbs (Westchester County), where their children and dog have lots of room to run around.
Danny Hundert shares that Cameron Houser and James Austin V moved to Canada. Apparently, they are adapting to life in the Great White North well with a new puppy and James shooting her first elk!
And some exciting news to come: Luis-Alejandro Dinnella-Borrego shares that he “will be getting married to Maria Virginia Deliz (Florida International University ’07) in Miami on December 27, 2020—the Feast of the Holy Family. We are incredibly happy and excited to start this new chapter in our lives. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers.” Pics or it didn’t happen, Luis!
Last but not least some words of encouragement from Rebecca Cunmins: “We didn’t survive warm Keystone and expired Boone’s Farm to succumb to a virus named after a crap beer.”
To 2021!
—Jaime Padgett, 1837 W. Patterson Ave, #109, Chicago, IL 60613; (574) 303-6944; dartmouth2007s@gmail.com
This will be the first published column of the new year and by then we’re going to have a vaccine, packed restaurants, full suitcases, justice, order, some semblance of normality and sanity, and lots of hugs from family and friends, right? Right?!
Well, in the meantime, we at least have some classmates’ updates:
Alison Riep married the love of her life, Charlie Kinzie, during Labor Day Weekend in Lexington, Massachusetts. It wasn’t quite the wedding they’d originally planned, but they felt incredibly lucky to be able to celebrate with immediate family, including their adored fur-child, Luna. They will (they hope) have the big party—which will include some close Dartmouth friends—next year!
Andreas Baum and his wife, Ingrid, welcomed their third daughter, Annika, on July 23. Her older sisters, Astrid (4) and Linnea (2), are over the moon and love to help take care of her. They also moved out of N.Y.C. and into the suburbs (Westchester County), where their children and dog have lots of room to run around.
Danny Hundert shares that Cameron Houser and James Austin V moved to Canada. Apparently, they are adapting to life in the Great White North well with a new puppy and James shooting her first elk!
And some exciting news to come: Luis-Alejandro Dinnella-Borrego shares that he “will be getting married to Maria Virginia Deliz (Florida International University ’07) in Miami on December 27, 2020—the Feast of the Holy Family. We are incredibly happy and excited to start this new chapter in our lives. Please keep us in your thoughts and prayers.” Pics or it didn’t happen, Luis!
Last but not least some words of encouragement from Rebecca Cunmins: “We didn’t survive warm Keystone and expired Boone’s Farm to succumb to a virus named after a crap beer.”
To 2021!
—Jaime Padgett, 1837 W. Patterson Ave, #109, Chicago, IL 60613; (574) 303-6944; dartmouth2007s@gmail.com