stay connected... during Reunion. Emily is working on her farm and enjoys managing her store, particularly ordering 400 pounds of peaches, and is in full “produce preserving madness” before the winter. Anne Renner writes that she and Connor Flynn work in the same building at the DOD in Afghanistan. She’s civilian, and Connor is in the Navy. Anne saw Liz Finnegan in Arlington this summer and is looking forward to being back in D.C. post-deployment. Jeff Zhou remains on his quest to incessantly bother all three Class Secretaries. “I saw Jeni Lee in Boston on the Fourth of July and Justin Yi finally made time to see me. Now it’s just Owen Remeika who eludes me.” Likely in homage to long-time friend Emily Chappell, Owen Remeika moved from San Francisco to Chapel Hill to attend law school at UNC. And here we must part, ’06. Go in peace. Go with our love. Godspeed. —Justin
2007 Lauren J Kelleher 978-423-5832 Lauren.joyce.kelleher@gmail.com Alexa Reid 646-467-4284 1024 18th Street, Apt D Santa Monica, CA 90403 alexa.s.reid@gmail.com Rachel Reinauer 425-922-0391 rereinauer@gmail.com
Claire Voegele graduated from law school in May, took the bar in July, and has recently moved from South Carolina to Washington D.C. where she just began her dream job as a law clerk to Senior Judge Robert Hodges on the U.S. Court of Federal Claims. She expects to run into James Flynn around the courthouse because he is clerking for a Federal Circuit Court of Appeals judge there. Lauren Kelleher is also spending this year clerking at the U.S. District Court in Detroit, Michigan, where she moved this summer from D.C. Anyone who somehow ends up in the Motor City should give her a shout! Molly Ozimek-Maier, Karen Schoenherr, and Joy Joung all attended Kayla Lawson’s wedding to Sean Zimmer, where Molly’s daughter CJ was Kayla’s flower girl. Molly wanted to thank Class of 2007 committee, and Eliot Wall in particular, for all of their hard work making reunion weekend a memorable one. The Class of 2007 hit a solid participation percentage this year! Molly is living in the D.C. area where she is running her first half marathon at Virginia Beach this Labor Day Weekend. She would love to coordinate an ’07 night out for any residents in the area this fall, so
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reach out to her at mozimekmaier@gmail.com. Thank you for all of your hard work on reunion and fundraising, Molly! In other nuptial-related news, Carolyn Pollard got engaged and is planning on tying the knot in September 2018. Katie Morris and Trevor Sanders are getting married this September in Maine with many members of the class of ’07 in attendance. Congratulations, lovebirds! Jungmin Son and Rush Martin were married in a jungle black-tie themed wedding at the Hotel Bel Air in Los Angeles in May. Michelle Darby, Eliot Wall, Justin Lee ’06, Justin Yi ’06, Liz Slaughter ’06, Matt Yeager ’06, Colin Touhey ’06, and Sarah Chang ’05 were all in attendance. Jungmin also just had her first solo exhibit in Mexico City presenting her Mexico inspired oil painting series Vamos A La Playa from 7/15–8/23. Alexa Reid loved catching up with Eliot while he was in town! Alexa and Colin Smith recently moved to a new house in Santa Monica with their rescue dog Beau and are busy planning their wedding next August. They would love to see anyone who comes to visit Los Angeles! Colin is enjoying business school at UCLA, and had a great time celebrating with Chris Adams at his bachelor party in Austin, Texas. Chris was married in his wife Laura’s native Portugal this summer in a beautiful oceanside ceremony in Porto. They are embracing their new life in Dallas, TX, where they are both lawyers. Laura Minasian recently moved to London where she is continuing to work at McKinsey. Alisha Varma Mulhall, who lives in London with her husband Henry, and Eddie Kang, rolled out the welcome wagon for Laura with a BBQ. Komaki Foster attended too. Headed to London this Fall to visit Alisha and Eddie are Katy Ebbert and Brendan McManus ’05. Steve Blackman may also join them if he gets out of his Airstream trailer and through airport security. Also in London, Devon Zimmerling recently graduated from London Business School and is working for a venture capital start up in London. Liv Coffey is starting business school at Cambridge this fall where she will also be rowing. Dawson Joyce-Mendive just relocated to Amsterdam with Uber and is busy traveling throughout Europe and Northern Africa on the job. Stacey Spurr and Adrienne Sabety attended the same August wedding in Montana and spent a few days together exploring Glacier National Park. Sarah Dewey is killing it in Austin working as an account manager for a staffing agency. Ryan Ferguson and his wife Aly bought a house in Newburyport, MA, and have been loving life there with the newest member of their family, Clipper, a Labahoula rescue whose adventures Lauren Kelleher follows closely on Instagram. Ryan and Aly have already had the pleasure of welcoming Ben Landy, Steve Farquhar, Matt Villanueva, and Mike DeFelippo to their home and encourage anyone else who finds themselves on the North Shore to stop by.
Arjun Sharma recently moved to Atlanta to take a director of engineering position at Pivotal Software. After moving for work several times, he is looking forward to buying a house and settling down there with his girlfriend. He welcomes all visitors to Atlanta and would love to show anyone around! Conner Stoldt was in Brooklyn and caught up with Colleen Thurman and her husband Andy. They enjoyed a big brunch at Baby’s All Right. Colleen Thurman also recently met up with Jocelyn Gully and Anna Klenkar over dinner in Manhattan. After extensive travelling that took her from southeast Asia through the middle east and into Europe, Anna spent Labor Day enjoying a relaxing weekend in Lake Placid, New York, with David Cuthell, Eliot Wall and Pete Smith.
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Mary B. Doyle 327 Noe St. San Francisco, CA 94114 781-439-5209 (cell) mbdoyle@gmail.com Lydia Dallett 10 Stuyvesant Oval, Apt. 10E New York, NY 10009 Lydia.Dallett@gmail.com
Can’t believe we’re just a few months away from our 10th Reunion! Seriously, it’s been a whole decade. The Class of 2008 certainly has done a lot: we’ve gotten married, finished grad school, had babies, moved countries, built houses, published papers, started businesses, gotten fired, landed dream jobs, landed airplanes, gotten sick, gotten better, gone to war, gone to pieces, adopted pets, adopted cultures, buried loved ones and forged life friendships. And some of us learned how to make really sweet bean dip. Suffice to say, we’ve done a lot and show no signs of slowing down, so let’s dive in. Rachel Cohen moved to Philadelphia this fall to begin an MBA at Wharton. She was thrilled to discover dogs are allowed in class, and her chihuahua/pug mix Xochi (who has a snaggletooth) accompanies her to all her lectures. “I am like real-life Elle Woods!” Evan Hawk is pursuing an MBA at Cornell Tech and lives on Roosevelt Island in New York City. No word on whether he, too, is like real-life Elle Woods (but probably). Abby Colella moved to D.C. to clerk for a judge on the Federal Circuit where James Flynn ’07 is a coworker. A sit-com about their misadventures in the Capitol is in development, I am told. Kaitlin Picard got a masters in nursing last May and moved to Dartmouth, MA, to begin her career as a psychiatric and mental health nurse practitioner. And Paul Hsiao moved to Hong Kong where he’s already been drafted onto Chris Cheung’s inter-prep school beer pong team. Paul credits the “great support” of Nicholas Koh, Silké Cummings and Siobhan Alexander