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were married on New Year’s Eve in Columbus, Ga., and the best men included my brothers, Macon and Wilkes ’02. Lastly, Will Merritt has moved back to South Carolina with his family from Houston, and he told me he was looking forward to his reunion at Sewanee with Kellam. This is the perfect time to remind you all of our own 20-year reunion, co-chaired by Mike McCabe and Murdoch Matheson, coming in June of 2012. Please contact Mike or Murd with questions at mikemccabejr@ harveylindsay.com and Murdoch@ matheson.com respectively. Be safe, and I look forward to seeing you all next June!
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Walker Lamond (O) 212-496-9195 (H) 202-885-9676 walkerlamond@mac.com
Bruce and Katherine Webb Easterling ’95 welcomed their fourth daughter, Eliza Ladson Easterling, to their family on June 17. The Easterling sisters are (left to right): Simmons (4), Mary Pinckney (2), Eliza (6 weeks), and Seabrook (6).
20th Reunion: June 2013
After a few years as an investment banker in Boston, Ruth Yutiamaco Baxter founded The Monogram Source in Wellesley, Mass. She is now raising two beautiful girls of her own and is still very into the Smiths. Speaking of monograms, Chris Jacobs and Victor Maddux are already gearing up to win another Chevy Chase Club paddleball championship. They are a force. Although I hear the average age of their competition is a hair under 65. King Mueller is still the most popular guy on Capitol Hill. He works in a lobbying firm with a couple of my U.Va. fraternity brothers and always seems available for an afternoon beer in Georgetown. In March, he and his wife, Brooke, welcomed their daughter, Mary Wellford Mueller. Jim Pattillo is still practicing law in Birmingham, Ala. Impressively, he ran the Marine Corp Marathon this past fall. Do you remember that black eye he got in baseball practice our first year? That was a doozy. Jason Light is slapping the bass in his Facebook profile picture, so I’m guessing he’s a recreational rock star. At first glance I thought he was in a metal outfit called
Harry Norman, which is a great band name, but then I realized that was the name of his real estate firm in Atlanta. I never realized Jason was a hair band enthusiast, but it seems he was front and center at the Motley Crue and Poison show in Atlanta this summer. Your correspondent was also there, but Jason may not have recognized me in my leopard print spandex. Speaking of music, Nathan Michel currently of Red Hook, Brooklyn, has released a new record with his band, Hospitality. Buy the record and you’ll surely find yourself transported to the basement of Pendleton listening to the jammy sounds of Poor Cow. Down in Nathan’s hometown of Charleston, Ham Morrison had another great year on the racetrack in the ole number 74 HubeeD’s truck. He’s a living legend. On his Facebook page, Harrison Thurston posts a lot of pictures of fish – the catchin’ kind not the tropical kind. He also reports that he is a Taoist, but I posit that anyone who can throw a football like Harrison cannot be a Taoist. Methodist, maybe. Fellow SMU grad and fishing enthusiast Alex Crow ’94 is living down in Wilmington, N.C., so he must have
gotten a good look at Hurricane Irene this August. Denver Graninger lives with his wife in Bulgaria and is a professor at the American Research Center in Sofia. Of course he is. Your humble correspondent recently left the backwaters of Washington to seek his fortune in the Middle East. And I can report that Kuwait is just lovely in August. It’s a dry heat.
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Emily Fletcher Breinig (H) 602-288-9168 (O) 214-234-4242 fletchee@hotmail.com 20th Reunion: June 2014
Jon Bradner ’93 was in Dallas on business in March 2011. We caught up on our kids and families over dinner and a drink and it sounds like he has a pretty miraculous son that has overcome amazing adversity. Jon lives in Providence, R.I., and had highly entertaining stories from serving in the military. Katie Adler MacInnes had a little girl, Sadie Pembroke, on Aug. 3, 2011. Her family seems to be great. Ashby Brunson and her family just moved from Richmond to D.C. in
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