Class Note 2015
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July-August 2026
Class Note 2015. Happy summer, ’15s!
Casey Lewis married Brett Drucker in November in San Francisco. Jared Tagen officiated the ceremony, and the celebration was full of Dartmouth friends, some even dating back to when they met during freshman year.
Annie Fagan and her wife, Alicia Witham, launched an exciting new chapter this spring when they purchased the Tipsy Butler, a gorgeous bed and breakfast and events venue located in Newcastle, Maine! Housed in an 1846 historic home and set on a hill just a few minutes walk from downtown Damariscotta, the Tipsy Butler is the perfect home base for your next visit to midcoast Maine—and an ideal setting for your bach’ party, family reunion, or other special event. The property offers four guest rooms, a two-bedroom cottage, and modern amenities such as an EV car charger and heat pumps. Multinight guests enjoy complimentary use of the Butler’s cedar wood-fired sauna! And, of course, there’s a delicious two-course breakfast served daily with eggs from the backyard flock of chickens. Annie and Alicia are loving the innkeeper lifestyle. (In her abundant spare time, Annie continues her work with Maine Sea Grant and hopes to wrap up her master’s thesis this fall.) Visit tipsybutler.com to learn more or reach out to Annie and Alicia at thetipsybutler@gmail.com!
An update from Lily Bowdler: “I’m living in Seattle with my husband, Jonathan, and three daughters. I’m working in product marketing at Amperon, doing forecasting for the electric grid and for renewable energy operators, and running a small business selling plastic-free baby bottles.”
And from Hayley Lynch: “I guess I am finally finishing my medical training this June—only took a few years. I’ll be wrapping up my fellowship in pediatric rheumatology at Seattle Children’s Hospital and will be staying on here as an attending! I’ll get to do outreach clinics twice a year in Anchorage, Alaska, too, which is pretty cool. Hope you all are well! Looking forward to seeing many ’15s at reunions this summer.”
—Sarah Ruhland, 450 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA 94105; (307) 413-3055; sarahlucasruhland@gmail.com
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Casey Lewis married Brett Drucker in November in San Francisco. Jared Tagen officiated the ceremony, and the celebration was full of Dartmouth friends, some even dating back to when they met during freshman year.
Annie Fagan and her wife, Alicia Witham, launched an exciting new chapter this spring when they purchased the Tipsy Butler, a gorgeous bed and breakfast and events venue located in Newcastle, Maine! Housed in an 1846 historic home and set on a hill just a few minutes walk from downtown Damariscotta, the Tipsy Butler is the perfect home base for your next visit to midcoast Maine—and an ideal setting for your bach’ party, family reunion, or other special event. The property offers four guest rooms, a two-bedroom cottage, and modern amenities such as an EV car charger and heat pumps. Multinight guests enjoy complimentary use of the Butler’s cedar wood-fired sauna! And, of course, there’s a delicious two-course breakfast served daily with eggs from the backyard flock of chickens. Annie and Alicia are loving the innkeeper lifestyle. (In her abundant spare time, Annie continues her work with Maine Sea Grant and hopes to wrap up her master’s thesis this fall.) Visit tipsybutler.com to learn more or reach out to Annie and Alicia at thetipsybutler@gmail.com!
An update from Lily Bowdler: “I’m living in Seattle with my husband, Jonathan, and three daughters. I’m working in product marketing at Amperon, doing forecasting for the electric grid and for renewable energy operators, and running a small business selling plastic-free baby bottles.”
And from Hayley Lynch: “I guess I am finally finishing my medical training this June—only took a few years. I’ll be wrapping up my fellowship in pediatric rheumatology at Seattle Children’s Hospital and will be staying on here as an attending! I’ll get to do outreach clinics twice a year in Anchorage, Alaska, too, which is pretty cool. Hope you all are well! Looking forward to seeing many ’15s at reunions this summer.”
—Sarah Ruhland, 450 Folsom St., San Francisco, CA 94105; (307) 413-3055; sarahlucasruhland@gmail.com