Doug Cogswell checks in from Chicago: “I own and run a data analytics and software and service company (www.advizorsolutions.com). I have three grown kids. Dan is married and lives in Boston, doing energy research at Samsung with MIT and Stanford. He just got a paper published in Nature magazine, has a Ph.D. and postdoc from MIT. Heather is in Washington, D.C., doing public health research with the World Health Organization and USAid. She has an M.P.H. and an M.B.A. from Johns Hopkins. Brenna is in Boston doing online marketing for CitiAmerican and ChaseUnited emails. On the side I’m leading an effort to create community in large churches—you can check it out at www.208at9.com. We are affecting megachurches around the world. As part of this I led a trip with 11 volunteers to rural Zambia for a couple of weeks this past June—the ‘Zambia update’ page has some good pictures and video on what we did over there. Still joyfully married to Kim for 34 years and still ski, water ski, play ice hockey, backpack and generally enjoy life.”


Don’t forget the August 20-23 class of 1977 60th birthday celebration at Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Any questions, email Betsy Fauver Stueber at stueber@aol.com with “Class of ’77 60th birthday” in the subject line.


—John T. Bird, 1920 Chateau Circle, Apt. 306, Birmingham, AL 35209; (205) 276-4609; jtbird.com@gmail.com