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of Utah, and my daughter attends the Salt Lake Community College and is trying to transfer to the University of Hawaii (yeah, me too) in the spring. After 18 years I was laid off in August, so now I’m looking for a job! I’ve been doing consulting work and that may turn into a good opportunity in San Francisco, CA, so I’m excited about the possibilities. I continue to volunteer at Snowbird and skied 46 days last year. We’ll see how many times I can get up there this year. Pray for snow!” Cynthia Montgomery writes: “My son, Garrett, is a junior at Rhodes College, and I’m still adjusting to being an empty nester. So, I tried zip-lining last fall; not my thing. I took a hot air balloon ride last July in Napa Valley, complete with a champagne lunch; definitely my thing! I hope everyone in our class is doing well. I love to read all the updates on Facebook. Keep ‘em coming!” Tom Boehland writes: “Life is good here in Minneapolis. I bought a drone and have become a very proficient pilot. The other exciting news to report is that I won the Minnesota State Sprint Track karting championship in September 2014! I’ve been racing karts for years and finally took top honors; the smell of victory was great. Kids are grown, and the house is quiet. I look forward to catching up with everyone in 2016 for our 35th Reunion!” Carrel Crawford writes: “I’ve been living in Amsterdam for the past 7 1/2 years with my partner, Nicky, and our nine-year-old daughter. It is an amazing place to live. I love walking out the door and jumping on my bike to do everything. I am wholly focused on raising my daughter and doing my artwork, specializing in portraits, which I started at Berkshire and have
recently come back to. You can view my work at www.carrelcrawford.com. Feel free to hop over the pond for a visit; seriously.”
Judd Anderson ’81 spent a week on Thompson Island, Lake of The Woods, Northwest Ontario, as he has most years since 1981, with Roby Thompson ’82. It was an incredible time of friends, fishing and reminiscing. He hopes to have Terry Gregory ’82 join next year.
82 Thomas Brian Fahy bfahy44@gmail.com Anthony P. Addison anthony_addison@ml.com
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Sarah Bakhiet was unanimously chosen by the Seabury Hall Board of Trustees to be the next headmaster at Seabury Hall in Maui, Hawaii; she will assume her duties July 1. She will be the first woman and fifth headmaster for the grade 6 to 12 private school that celebrated its 50th anniversary this year.
shire Bulletin. Since June, I was commissioned by Squarespace for light art performance photography at the Lower East Side Film Festival and had some of my recent light painting photographs exhibited in Oviedo, Spain at the 3rd Light Painting World Exhibition. I also took part in an all-digital exhibition called “Waves of Light” in Hong Kong this past August. Steve McGlynn writes: “I live in Skaneateles, NY with my wife, Lisa, and children Cullen (17), Mae (15), William (13), and Anna (10). I am the General Manager for EnviTec-Biogas USA, a renewable energy company with headquarters in Lohne, Germany.”
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Lionel A. Shaw lionel_shaw@yahoo.com
Lionel Shaw writes: “I attended the lovely memorial service for C. Twiggs Myers Hon. ’57 on July 12, 2014 in Sheffield. It was good to see Jed Scala and many teachers in attendance, as well.” Eric Derman and Cathryn Vega of Highlands Ranch, Colorado are engaged and are planning a July 2015 wedding in Denver, CO.
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Eric Mellinger writes: “I continue on my journey exploring the magic of long exposures and photons, which began four years ago after reading an article written by Dean Chamberlain ’73 in the Berk-
Walter D. Long, Jr. walterdlong@gmail.com Scott M. Falso sfalso@gmail.com
Photographs by Eric Mellinger ’84 displayed at the “Waves of Light” exhibition in Hong Kong in August 2014
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