Class Notes Chris Jones chris_jones@Brown.edu John McCormick jwalkermccormick@mac.com Greg Skidmore gregory.h.skidmore@smithbarney.com
Brunswick alumni at the wedding of Kelly and Raymond Burke ’94. Left to Right: Reed Carroll ’94, Michael Mahoney ’94, Brennan Gerster ’94, James Bardwil ’75, James Gallagher ’89, Alfred Smith ’94, Tony McCutcheon ’95, and Ronnie Kelley ’94.
1994 Michael Clear mclear@optonline.net James Muhlfeld james.muhlfeld@wellsfargo.com James Ritman jritman@newmarkkf.com
Times of Brunswick
Raymond Burke and Kelly Doherty said, “I do” on June 11, 2005 on Fishers Island, NY, with many alumni in attendance. A busy Michael Clear graduated magna cum laude from Quinnipiac University School of Law in May. He passed the Connecticut bar exam and is currently working as an associate at Wiggin and Dana in New Haven. After the bar exam, and before starting work, he and his wife Melissa spent two weeks exploring Australia! Brett Stephens married Lauren Roth on June 18 at the Grotto Bay Beach Resort & Tennis Club in Bermuda. Groomsmen included Brunswick grads Rory Callagy, Jeff Andrea, and Eric Ferraris. Brett is pursuing his master’s degree in business at Columbia University, and is vice president of The Directorship Search Group. Lauren is a marketing manager for Trilegiant in Norwalk. The couple is living in Old Greenwich.
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1995 Ted Adler ted@unionstmedia.com Dave Black dblack@rcs-us.com
A note from class agent, Dave Black… “The falling leaves of autumn were background to the 10th year reunion for the Class of 1995. Yes, that’s right, the same class that seemed to redefine many rules, regulations, records, and awards, both on and off the field, celebrated together for a weekend at the “new” Brunswick, where spirits were never hindered by the falling rain. The culmination of the weekend was at the home of Peter Nardin and David Black in Greenwich, where they hosted the 1995 reunion party. Good times all around that finally ended… sometime Sunday morning. While the turn-out was great, not all class members were able to make it back, from Chris Jones stuck in Rhode Island bailing out his water-logged house, to the “movie business” keeping Chris de Spoelberch in Los Angeles, and J.P. Scanlon not able to come back to the ’Wick from San Francisco. We were able to catch up with fellow classmates and find out what they have been up to besides keeping the same nicknames since Middle School. “Dirt”…a.k.a. Todd McClutchy, is living in NYC on the Upper East Side and working in real estate for the Richman Group. Oliver Morgan got married to Megan Manfredi in September, and Matt Dudley, Justin Smith, Dan Brenninkmeyer, and Chris Jones (in his fourth year of a PhD program in American History at Brown University) were all groomsmen. Oliver and Megan are both veterinarians, doing their residencies at the vet hospital at UPenn in Philadelphia. Speaking of love, Whit McGraw and Camilla Love (GA ’95) tied the knot in Greenwich on July 23, with many Brunswick classmates in attendance. The couple is
living in Charlottesville, Virginia, while Whit studies for his MBA at the Darden Business School. Greg Skidmore, working in Greenwich for Smith Barney, let us know that Andrew Scrivan just married Maria Notarile and that they are living in Cos Cob. Andrew has a real estate business, and Maria is a graphic/web designer. Jamie Wahba, and his brother John ’99, are running a real estate development company in Greenwich called Champion Development. Jermaine Harmon started his own web design company, Harmon Web Design, just up the road in Norwalk, and is enjoying the married life with his wife Nicole. Married life is still treating Tim Galvin well with his wife Kelly (and yes, for all of you who have not checked in with Tim since Middle School, same Kelly). They are looking forward to the birth of their second child following the first, James Patrick, who is already watching Tim’s old football tapes from the ’Wick. Nick Abstoss and wife Katie also celebrated the birth of their second daughter, Addie. (Is there a baby race between Galvin and Abstoss?) Marshall Phelps is enjoying life and those long hours as a lawyer in NYC. Alex Basilevsky is also an environmental lawyer in Chicago. Paul Kosnik has been spending the last few years studying up at Vermont Law; Peter McCormick and Tom Hyland, (see story on page 29) among others, went up to Vermont to visit with Paul at school. They report all is well. Paul missed the 10th reunion…I guess studies come first. Chris Toepke is also furthering his education at Kellogg (Northwestern), and could not tear himself away from the studies. Steve Noon and his wife Kate had baby Madeline in October. Ted Adler reports that Steve is doing well, still singing, and working on his PhD at Northwestern. Peter McCormick is now living with his girlfriend in NYC, and working for Modis, an IT resource management company. Jim Seaborg, who just became engaged to his girlfriend Angela, is working up in Concord, Massachusetts. Even further north, Ted Adler is hanging in Burlington, Vermont, still
The dashing groom Brett Stephens ’94 and lovely bride Lauren Roth, with, Jim Stephens (long-time Brunswick faculty member and squash coach), and classmates Rory Callagy, Jeff Andrea, Pete Heimbold, James Muhlfeld, Ty Bailey, and Eric Ferraris.