C L A S S N O T E S LANDON ALUMNI
1977 Class Agent/Secretary: Greg Gosnell The Class of 1977 held its 35th Reunion at the home of Deidre and Paul Adkins. In true Class of 1977 form, almost everyone was there, nobody took any pictures, and nobody can remember exactly what happened. We look forward to the 40th!
the industry, including The DAM Book, www.dpBest-flow.org, www.shutha.org, as well as other research, outreach and education efforts over the last decade. It’s a high honor for me to get this award, and I’m humbled to be recognized by this group.”
Class Agents/Secretaries: Stephen Bou, Allan Plumley Kevin Cahill says, “Enjoying life volunteering full-time to run my grandfather’s non-profit, The Deming Institute. Splitting time between our homes in Los Angeles and Sun Valley, Idaho. Drop me a note if you are in Sun Valley – I have plenty of mountain bikes and would love to show off our trails!” Chris Connor will retire from the Navy JAG Corps in 2014. Jack Oakes reports that he is still enjoying working and living in Charlottesville. He attended his first Alumni Holiday Luncheon in many years.
1979 Class Agent/Secretary: Doug Yale Peter Krogh received the Individual Innovation Award from the Library of Congress’s National Digital Stewardship Alliance. Peter reports, “I’m receiving the award for the Peter Krogh ’79 work I’ve been doing in
1982 Class Agents/Secretaries: Scott Johnston, Rocky Kern
Roger Blumenthal says, “It was great to see David Landow and Jay Minkoff back for their first reunion in 35 years. Many thanks to Andy Marsh, Holden Bank and Ross Clark for also making long trips back to Bethesda.”
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thing new and a little more family friendly than banking. Kids are good ages for me to be around more (Charlie, 13, Lauren, 11 and Harrison, 8).”
astrid and Boyd Mchugh ’79 attended the wedding of Sara Wipfler in august. Sara is the daughter of Bob Wipfler, a former Landon faculty member. The wedding was held on the grounds of Bob’s summer camp, camp Kingswood in Piermont, n.h.
1980 Class Agent/Secretary: John Sanders David Levy reports that Verdi Consulting, Inc., the business he runs with his wife, Mariama, was named for the second year in a row to the “Inc. 500”, a list of America’s 500 fastest growing private businesses. Verdi, ranked number 317, provides accounting, financial and mortgage compliance and claims consulting to federal clients.
The Class of 1982 held its 30th Reunion at the home of Cecilia and Joe Kenary, with a fantastic turnout: Rocky Kern, Ed Semans, Curt Winsor, Chris Tousimis, Kevin Coward, Mugs Mickum, Dino Flores, John Simmonds, George Pappas, Scott Johnston, Samu Qureshi and Julian Saenz. Members of the Holton Class of 1982 stopped by: Kristin Pumphrey, Themis Economos and Karen Harbert. Nancy and Lowell Davis caught up with Michael DeVaughn and his family for dinner in Richfield, Minn. Many athletic activities keep Michael’s wife, Michelle, and children, Nathan, Audrey and Charlotte, busy.
Greg Mott celebrated his 50th birthday by enjoying a $50 bottle of wine, taking a 50minute dog walk, luxuriating in a 50-minute bubble bath and engaging in 50 seconds of heavy exercise. Now what could be better than that?!
1981 Class Agents/Secretaries: Bill Adkins, Landon Banfield, Walker Simpson Greg Smith writes, “Just started teaching strategy in the local business school — University of Wisconsin Milwaukee. With the sale of the bank where I was CEO, I’ve decided to take this opportunity to try some-
Michael deVaughn ’82 with his family: wife, Michelle, and kids, nathan, audrey and charlotte. David Rodler writes, “Jenny and I have been married two years now, and last year we bought a house backing up to Rock Creek Park just inside the D.C. line near Silver Spring. I am still working at SK&A as a principal in charge of the Structural Repair and Restoration Division. Business is good, and Landon Magazine 33