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May - Jun 2018
By the time you read this magazine, registration will be live for our reunion June 13 thru 17, with the classes of 1982 and 1984. Yes, we’re clustering again!
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Mar - Apr 2018
First and foremost, our reunion is almost upon us! It’s June 14-17, and we’ll be clustered with the ’82s and ’84s again, just like the old days.
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Nov - Dec 2017
Robin Henning Rocchi was fortunate to experience the total solar eclipse in central Oregon with her brother and sister and all of their families, including her sister, Chris Henning Ferrante ’90, and her daughter, Catherine Rocchi ’1
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Jul - Aug 2017
More news than space! On November 10, 2016, Monty Wilkinson received the U.S. Department of Justice Mary C. Lawton Lifetime Service Award at the department’s 64th annual awards ceremony.
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Sep - Oct 2017
Roger Goodman was re-elected to his sixth term in the Washington State legislature, representing the Seattle suburbs of Redmond (Microsoft) and Kirkland (Costco).
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May - Jun 2017
Mario Cohn Haft has “finished” an expedition he organized to take 50 scientists of different persuasions to explore, looking for new species, a previously unexplored, uninhabited mountain in northern Brazil, Serra da Mocidade.
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Nov - Dec 2016
Not a lot of news to report. I’m sure that there’s plenty out there, but none that’s made its way to me.
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Sept - Oct 2016
Deborah Robbins Healey was married to Rick Estabrook on June 25. The event took place at the Pitcher Inn in Warren, Vermont.
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Jul - Aug 2016
Mary Fairbanks was honored to receive the Family Physician of the Year award for the state of Colorado from the Colorado chapter of Family Physicians. Way to go, roomie!
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May - June 2016
Not much news this time around. Our reunion is coming up June 14-17, 2018—35th. Can you believe it? We’ll be hanging out with the ’82s and the ’84s again too. If you’re interested in helping to plan, just let me know.
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Mar - Apr 2016
Rich Lena and Joann Taplin Romeyn started their Thanksgiving morning providing food for the less fortunate in New Haven, Connecticut, on the Green.