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Class Notes Class of 1991 30th Reunion Rufus Wainwright announced the premiere of Unmaking Unfollow The Rules, a behindthe-scenes documentary chronicling the extraordinary creation of his new album, Unfollow The Rules, his first in eight years.
Class of 1997
is regularly “riding the wheels off” of his mountain bike. Lock has taken a break from making custom motorcycles and knives while working on the house but plans to resume those hobbies when it is done. He dreams of Millbrook and cannot wait to come back for a visit when it’s safe to travel again.
the past two seasons and was an assistant coach there from 2014-2018. Agua Caliente had a 48-46 record under Adams, who has experience developing young players in both the G-League and college ranks. Previously, Brian spent five years with the Boston Celtics before becoming an assistant coach for the men’s basketball teams at Harvard University and then Marist College.
Class of 2000
Charlotte (Jenks) Lewis visited the Trevor Zoo with her three boys—Heath, Reed, and Toby—in December 2020. She and her family have spent ample time in upstate New York since the onset of the pandemic and enjoyed their visit to the Trevor Zoo.
Dr. Erin Stuckey is an epidemiologist and program officer at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. While she continues her work on the Global Polio Eradication Initiative, Erin is also pivoting to use her expertise and network with COVID-19 preparedness and response in vulnerable communities around the world.
Class of 1999
Class of 2002
Lock Baker is living in and restoring a little house in the Santa Monica mountains between Los Angeles and Ventura, California. He lives with his rescue dog, Bingo, and
Brian Adams was hired in October as an assistant coach for the NBA Philadelphia 76ers. He coached the Agua Caliente Clippers, Los Angeles’ G-League affiliate,
Class of 2003 Leland Smith shares much good news from 2020. In May he graduated cum laude from Georgetown University Law Center, and in the fall he passed the New York State bar exam. Leland is now working for Allen & Overy LLP in international capital markets, helping countries with sovereign debt problems. In October he married Sophie Eckrich in an intimate ceremony in Washington, D.C. Sophie works in the social impact space— previously as an entrepreneur, now as a consultant. See the Weddings section for additional details and a photo.
Class of 2004 Sean Adams’ first novel, The Heap, was published in January 2020 by William Morrow (Harper Collins), and they recently published a paperback version as well. NPR has rated The Heap as among the best books of 2020.
Class of 2004
Class of 2000 Garrett Meigs shares that despite the chaos of the past year, he and his family have been very fortunate to find solace in the natural wonders of the Pacific Northwest. Most recently, they have enjoyed exploring the forests, mountains, and waterways around Olympia, where they moved in 2020 for career opportunities studying and restoring forest ecosystems.
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Eliza Glaister put her catering business on hold during the pandemic and launched Little Egg LLC, which focuses on producing and selling local produce. She sells her wares every Friday afternoon from 2:00 p.m. until 6:00 p.m. in the lean-to at her family’s place on Hibernia Rd in Salt Point, New York. She also has a selection of bread and pizza dough made by Millbrook School alumnus Morgan Whitridge ’11.