Many family members had never seen the School. “We had so many people there,” she said. “They just really wanted to be a part of the day. People were coming out of the woodwork. It was a great experience.” Carter said she and her family moved from New York City to Greenwich “because of Brunswick.” “It’s just been a total homerun for our whole family,” she said. “I just love the traditions the School has. “The awards touch on the whole person that a Brunswick boy becomes, which I really love. The Valedictorian and Ivy Speaker had the right balance of humor and smarts. You can see the incredible breadth of experience the School has shown them. I think they do realize how lucky they are to go to a place like Brunswick.” Also in attendance was Cynthia Coulter, of Lanoka Harbor, N.J., aunt of Benjamin Pasteelnick. Coulter sat with her family in the back row, which turned out to be the perfect place to watch their graduate march by during the Pomp and Circumstance.
TOP Alex ’17 and Fred Tucker ’19 celebrate their friend and graduate Connor Tyler. ABOVE Diego Jasson shares a celebratory moment with legendary second-grade teacher Pat Meloni.
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