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Brian Morgan ’90 and his family.
Brian Morgan and his family are enjoying life in the Charleston, S.C., area. He enjoys biking and invites anyone in that area to join him and a group that rides on Saturday mornings. Klara and David Haddock ’87
Harrison Coleman had a recent addition to the family. He writes, “Our third child, James Daniel (Jim), was born on Dec. 20, 2008, joining brother Wade (1½) and sister Eliza (4).” Great picture.
1988
James Conner is looking for EHS alumni that would be interested in an epic cycling trip that would coincide with some of the Tour this summer. Please contact James, if you might be interested. His e-mail is: james@woodmontcounsel.com
1989
Benjie Tarbutton also has good news. He writes, “My wife, Jennifer, and I had our first child, Elizabeth, on Jan. 2. Everyone is doing well, and we are having a terrific time. I would also like to nominate the inventor of the Fisher Price bouncy seat for a Nobel Prize for his or her contribution to humanity! That device is worth its weight in gold.” Finally, I got married last year to Klara Matouskova. I couldn’t be happier.
Will Burdell (H) 912-638-1790 (O) 912-638-3611 WillBurdell@seaisland.com 25th Reunion: June 2013
William Townsend (H) 919-664-8401 townsendjk@earthlink.net
Stewart Burgess Wiley, the son of Katy and Bill Wiley ’89, is ready to cheer for EHS.
20th Reunion: June 5-6, 2009
Please plan to join us for Reunion Weekend at Episcopal June 5-6! It will be a great chance to reconnect with each other and the School. Check out the Class of ’89’s Reunion page on the EHS Web site.
1990
Zan Banks (H) 404-252-7848 (O) 770-290-1540 william_banks@danka.com 20th Reunion: June 2010
I am still in Atlanta and just passed three years of marriage, which has been a wonderful time in my life. Last spring I participated in the annual alumni golf challenge between
EHS and WFS at Yeaman’s Hall in Charleston, S.C. It was my second time participating, and I encourage anyone who is a golfer to consider joining the group for this year’s match the first weekend of May. Yeaman’s is a special place with a long history and many EHS connections. Being in Atlanta, I am fortunate to see Toby Chambers, Clay Nalley, Steve Hanna ’91, Edward Spearman ’86, Matt Stewart ’89, and several of the Tarbuttons, among others, regularly. If you are traveling through the area, please contact me or some of the Old Boys in Atlanta. We all enjoy catching up and the friendships from EHS certainly connect us all. I look forward to hearing from you and best wishes for a successful 2009.
Monte Burke is a staff writer at Forbes magazine. He lives in Brooklyn with his wife, Heidi, and two daughters, Harper (4) and Dylan (2). He sees Charlie Ernst occasionally, even though he recently fled the city for the suburbs. He also has seen Dana Gibson and Drew Burris when they’ve come to N.Y.C. on “business.” Rob Geiger writes, “Good to hear from you. Surprisingly, I have reconnected with 50 percent of our class via Facebook. I recommend creating a group within Facebook for EHS Class of 1990. Our classmates are posting info daily on their Facebook pages. If you are not on Facebook, then follow my link and add me to your friend list.”
1991
William Coxe (O) 803-404-0984 williamcoxe@yahoo.com 20th Reunion: June 2011
I have returned home to the great state of South Carolina, where I now work for the University of South Carolina’s Moore School of Business in corporate recruiting and outreach. I spent most
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