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1998 Class Correspondent
Melissa tansey 617-696-7516
1999
in May. I am so excited to start a small-animal medicine and surgery internship at Angell Animal Medical Center in Boston in June. It will be a grueling year but well worth it. Dr. Rock at your service!” Kristin Harrison writes, “I’m moving to Framingham in August and looking forward to capitalizing on some of Pat Driscoll’s expertise as I renovate. I’m simultaneously overseeing the construction of McAuliffe’s new campus/facility in Framingham. We’re excited for our program’s growth in conjunction with the building project and the move.”
Class Correspondent
Stephanie Trussell Driscoll stephdriscoll32@gmail.com
2000 Class Correspondent
Bianca Mauro writes, “Although I was disappointed to miss the reunion, I am happy to report that it’s because I’ve been extremely busy. I’m still traveling the world with the Michael Bublé tour and have been part of some exciting innovations. I have a gallery show of my photography in July, and I’ve begun work on a major project that will be taking up a significant amount of my time in the future, which leads to my regrettable exit from the touring industry. But an exciting journey lies ahead! Life is pretty fantastic.” Stephanie Trussell Driscoll writes, “Danny Ackil and his wife, Eve, welcomed Lila Mae Ackil on Dec. 22, 2013. Dan’s brothers, Albie ’97, Mike ’94 and Anthony ’94, are all battling it out for the title of favorite uncle. Lila already has beautiful hair, and it was so fun to meet her at the reunion.” Meagan Rock writes, “I graduated from Tufts Veterinary School
Lisa Marx lisamarx@gmail.com Andy Wellington reports, “I recently graduated from Pratt Institute’s Masters of Fine Arts program and am currently living in New York City.” Jill Urbanus Pitino writes, “My husband, Rick, and I moved to Minneapolis last summer. We love living in the twin cities! We managed to survive the winter and welcomed our son, Jack, on April 21, just a few days before big sister Ava’s 3rd birthday!
2001 Class Correspondent
Lauren Kenney Lauren.kenney1@gmail.com Lindsey Marich Owen ’01 and Christopher Owen ’00 welcomed Cameron Christopher Owen on April 5, 2014.
2002 Class Correspondent
William N. Duffey III 617-893-1040 williamduffey@gmail.com Megan Markey shares that she recently moved from Washington, D.C., to New York City. She is working as a real estate agent at the Corcoran Group and is “loving living in the best city in the world.” Zach Foster writes, “I recently moved with my wife, Janie, and 6-month-old baby, Jane, to St. Louis. I’m loving the new Midwest life. Raise your hand if you can find us on a map.” Billy Duffey writes, “As for me, I graduated in May with an MBA from Boston College and recently started a new job at CVS Caremark. I’m working in their strategic analytics department and am still adjusting to the Boston to Woonsocket, R.I., commute.”
2003 Mariel Manzone graduated from the Harvard Graduate School of Education with a master of education in mind, brain and education in May. In addition to the core coursework in neuroscience, cognitive psychology and learning, Mariel focused on leadership and entrepreneurship and was accepted to the Harvard Law School Negotiation Workshop. This summer, Mariel will be at the Harvard Innovation Lab as part of the inaugural Intrapreneur Lab program, which is a new venture accelerator partnership between the iLab, IDEO and Fidelity Investments.
Mariel Manzone ’03
Amy Barad writes, “I’m living the dream in New Orleans! I work at a think tank dedicated to public education research and policy work, where I am incubating a new initiative focused on older youth who are disconnected from school and work. My boyfriend, Jeff, and I just bought a house— a major fixer-upper that we’ve been renovating over the past six months. Please get in touch if you find yourself in NOLA.” Offiong Bassey is performing live at the Scullers Jazz Club in Boston on Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2014. Come see her for an evening of African jazz and soul. For tickets, visit www.scullersjazz.com, or for more information, visit www. offiongbassey.com.
2004 Class Correspondent
Carolyn Sheehan Wintner 781-801-3742 carolyn.sheehan@post.harvard.edu Roy Crockett served as captain in the U.S. Marine Corps in Afghanistan. He will return to the States for a short time to marry fiancée Anais Torres. In July, they will travel to Japan for a three-year assignment with the Marines.
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