Class Notes
1994 “I’ve been in Kazakhstan for two years and am working for the Bolashak Scholarship which sends top Kazakhstani students to study in universities all over the world,” wrote Walton Burns. “I handle partnerships with U.S. universities. Last February, I married Assel Nussupova (of the Medeu Nussupovas), whom I met when she was studying under the same Bolashak Scholarship in the U.S. She is currently working in the office of the Prime Minister. We spent all of the gift money on decorating our new apartment in the cool part of town. I am always happy to hear from ’Wickians in this part of the world, or working in development.”
m Michael Grace ’93, Corny Shields ’92, Morgan Gregory ’92 and Winston Bragg ’92 were inspired to “strike a squash pose” after the three ’92ers, who were in New York City to attend the bachelor party of Larry Codraro ’92, ran into Michael and Todd Pollack ’93. There was lots of reminiscing about their squash days and adventurous van rides spearheaded by leader and coach Jim Stephens!
Brian Coughlin and his wife Paola welcomed their first son, Thomas Duque, in May. He was six-pounds zero-ounces and nineteen inches. All are doing well and enjoyed spending lots of time together over the summer!
Atif Chaudhry is continuing his PhD research in collaboration with NASA Langley. “Last May I received an award, based on student reviews, for teaching the laboratories of the intro Feedback Controls class. I now appreciate the patience Mr. Forbes, Mrs. Gace, and Mr. Fowler must have had to allow us anywhere near the scalpels, lasers, chemicals, and other equipment of the AP science labs!”
Eric Ferraris and Mary Demarest Wasilko (a.k.a. Demi) and sister of Max Wasilko ’91 will say “I do!” in May of 2007. Best wishes on your engagement!!
Chris Hegedus and his wife Heather had their second child, Mathew Alexander, last January ’06. They are doing great, living in the northern Virginia suburbs of Washington, D.C. Christopher Kelley and his wife Stefanie just had their first baby, Phoebe Syman Kelley, on June 21. Presently, they live in Brooklyn, New York. Christopher is completing work on a doctorate in Buddhist studies at Columbia University.
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Meet Phoebe Syman Kelley, first-born of Christopher Kelley ’92 and his wife Stefanie. Adorable! .
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Ken Ebbitt was married July 23, 2005 in San Diego, California to Jennifer Tsai. He trained for a Half Ironman Triathlon last summer in Oregon. He and Jennifer happily reside in San Francisco.
Ronnie Kelley and his wife Shauna welcomed into the world their first-born daughter, Anna Marie Kelley, on April 24, 2006. David Neff married Abigail Brown last August at the Hudson Hotel in New York City. Abigail is in her third year of a Master’s Degree program at Yale Master’s Degree in nursing midwifery, and David is an architect at Trumbull Architects in New York.
It’s all smiles for Thomas Duque Coughlin and his parents Brian Coughlin ’94 and wife Paola. Could Thomas be part of the ’Wick Class of 2024?
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Alex Richardson continued and completed his education in the U.K., graduating in classics and English from Corpus Christi College, Oxford in 1998. “I spent two years working with Christian students in Irkutsk, Siberia, returned to Britain in 2000, and did a year’s teacher training at Queens’ College, Cambridge. I have been teaching Latin and English at my old secondary school, Bradfield College (www.BradfieldCollege.org.uk) since 2001.”
Brunswick and Greenwich Academy classmates enjoyed one another’s company at the wedding of Farley Towse ’95. Pictured are Camilla McGraw GA ’95, Peter McCormick ’95, Jimmy Seaborg ’95, Carina Towse GA ’97, John McCormick ’95, the groom Farley Towse ’95, Gavin Fleischman ’95, Lindsay Sheehy ’95, Whit McGraw ’95. Farley joked that, “Oliver Beckmann ’95 and Tim Baker ’95 also attended the wedding, but when we took this picture they were nowhere to be found!” .
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