1975 Marci Abramowitz Goldshlack took a position at Stonemor Partners as Regional Trainer, continuing her passion as a corporate trainer for another industry. In her spare time she can be seen doing stand up at local clubs, like Helium Comedy Club and spreading the funny side of life at fundraisers and local open mics. Her twin boys, Ellis and Jacob, are now 17 and applying to colleges to pursue their interests. They still enjoy their summer road trips with mom ... a tradition since they were 2. Marci had a great time reconnecting with friends at the Class of 1975’s recent 40th reunion.
Sindy Paul. Many partners also attended the event which added to the richness of the gathering and we were especially delighted to meet Todd Bernstein’s baby “Peanut” our youngest attendee!
’81 35th Reunion Class of 1981, please join us at the Meetinghouse on Saturday, April 30, 2016, for Alumni Day and the celebration of your 35th reunion! Interested in organizing a class-specific gathering? Contact Jordan Bastien, alumni@abingtonfriends.net.
’86 30th Reunion Class of 1986, please join us at the Meetinghouse on Saturday, April 30, 2016, for Alumni Day and the celebration of your 30th reunion! Interested in organizing a class-specific gathering? Contact Jordan Bastien, alumni@abingtonfriends.net.
’76 40th Reunion Class of 1976, please join us at the meetinghouse on Saturday, April 30, 2016 for Alumni Day and the celebration of your 40th reunion! Interested in organizing a class-specific gathering? Contact Jordan Bastien, alumni@abingtonfriends.net.
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Jenny Bornholdt Hammond, AFSA, and her husband Craig had lunch with Ann and Scott Botel-Barnard P’98 P’06 in Great Barrington, MA, on July 2, 2015. Jenny completed her fifth year at Deerfield Academy in August. Their son Josh Hammond ’15 graduated from Smith Academy in Hatfield and will head to University of Richmond in Fall 2015. Thomas Hammond ’17 will continue as a junior at Smith Academy.
Cliff Hudis writes,
Sindy Paul writes, The Class of 1975 had its 40th reunion on 5/2/15. Following the formal events at AFS, the Class of ’75 had a private reception at the West Avenue Grille in Jenkintown. This allowed some classmates who were unable to attend reunion a chance to join us. Classmates attending the reception were Bonnie Dawson Schorsch, Peter Schorsch, John Birnhak, Marci Abramowitz Goldshlack, Candace Alsentzer Timmins, Todd Bernstein, Debbie Stetser Burpee, Dutton Kennedy, Mark Kahn, Pamela King Gertie, Tina Davis, David Thomas, Lynn Shorday Appelbaum, Brooks Robinson and
“I am happy to report that I have completed my term as President of the American Society of Clinical Oncology. During my tenure we prepared to launch our big data initiative (CancerLinq) and we brought new attention and resources to the problem of obesity as a common contributor to cancer. Now that I am back at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center full time I have taken on a new and additional role as Vice President for Government Relations and Chief Advocacy Officer while maintaining my practice and role as Chief of the Breast Medicine Service.”
Randy Brock writes that he is “having fun, living in Blue Bell and working in Jenkintown at Wells Fargo Advisors.”
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