writes, “My husband is originally from Scotland so we moved here to raise our 2.5 year old daughter. Since graduating from LHT, I received a BA in Psychology from McDaniel College, a BS in Nursing from the College of New Rochelle and a MS in Nursing from Columbia University. I have worked as a midwife for the last 12 years and hope to continue to do so in Scotland. Until I get approved for a midwifery license, I have been enjoying spending time with my family and taking advantage of the great outdoors in Scotland.” BENJAMIN SHARP writes, “I received
my MBA from UCLA’s Anderson School in 1999 and for the ensuing 5 years, I worked in management consulting, focusing on branding and marketing with the smallest of startups, eventually landing in a similar role at Charles Schwab. However, 2005 brought big changes. I’ve moved out of the city and now reside in Santa Rosa, 60 miles north of San Francisco. I changed careers to embrace the good life, and I am now working for KendallJackson Wine Estates in Sonoma County. My wife, Tara, and I live in Sonoma County with our two daughters and Labrador retriever, and when not working or with my family, I can often be found exploring the back roads of wine country, which have to be among the best roads for cycling in the U.S.”
years teaching a number of courses in the Masters in Counseling Program. I travel giving seminars for a company called PESI. I am also actively giving webinars for Cross Country Education. The seminars and webinars are on various subjects pertaining to psychology and counseling. Lastly, I am working in private practice as well. My husband and I just got back from an amazing Mediterranean Cruise. We were so blessed to take such an incredible trip. Looking forward to flying back for the 25th reunion. I was back in the New York City area this March to give the seminar in White Plains, Plainview and New York City. While back, I came to campus with my mom. It was such a great visit. I so enjoyed touring the campus, including the incredible performing arts center - must admit I was a little jealous. There are still so many familiar faces. The greetings were wonderful. It is still such a great community of people.” Christine graduated from Seton Hall University with a PhD in Counseling Psychology.
PAMELA GALETZKIVAUGHN
graduated from Manhattanville College.
CLASS OF 1988 DR. CHRISTINE FRYDENBORG DARGON
and her husband, Timothy, live in Rimrock, AZ, where she is on the Faculty of Grand Canyon University. She writes, “I have been living in Arizona now for three years. We are about 20 minutes outside of Sedona. It is such a beautiful area and we are really enjoying it. I have a few things going on right now. I have been on faculty at Grand Canyon University for two
TERI KENNEDY lives in North Holly-
wood, CA, and works as the VP of Current Programming for Oxygen Media. Teri graduated with a BFA from New York University. MARC KLIGMAN and his wife, Laura, just moved their family from sunny San Diego, CA, to the bright lights of Las Vegas, NV, this summer. Marc works for Total Care Sports Management as an agent with Major League Baseball.
DAVID MITCHELL lives in Niantic, CT,
and works as an Application Developer for Aetna. He writes, “I am engaged to be married to the beautiful Anna Kate Hadley. I am now living in Niantic, CT, where numerous ice cream shops ruin the exercise portion of my walk every time.” TAMLYN FREUND NATHANSON and
her husband, Bradley, live in Bedford Corners, NY, where she is the Stage Manager for Chicago LP. Tamlyn attended New England College and received a BA in Theater. She writes, “I recently married my sweet Bradley whom I first met at age 22. I’m cancerfree for 2 years already and feel amazing!! My daughter Lillian is in 6th grade at Hackley and loves it. My son Luke is in 3rd grade at Rippowam Cisqua, my old stomping ground. My beautiful stepdaughter, Emily is a sophomore at Vanderbilt, my stepson John is graduating Amherst College in May and has been accepted to 3 med schools already. I’m a proud mama! Love to hear from my old classmates.”
Love to hear from my old classmates.