SAINTS’ NOTES Catherine Leckie, two boys, two dogs, and a cat . He would welcome hearing from old school mates.
Christopher Patton’s book of poems, Ox, was a finalist for the Dorothy Livesay Prize for poetry.
1981
1988
Gordon Clark was recently appointed Deputy News Editor of The Province newspaper.
1983
Peter Giles is currently working on an interesting job as an actor—voicing a regular part on an animated comedy series called The Life and Times of Tim which will air in June on HBO for 10 episodes.
Paul Harder recently released another fine funk album, Dee-Funked, featuring his sax playing and more great tracks including "Trail Of The Yellow Tail", "All Jammed Out", "Pulled The Plug For My Baby", "Box Spring Boppin'", "Goin' Down, Down, Down", "We Want The Scotch", "Dr. Jekyll's Jam ", "Don't Smell That Chig No More" and "Meet Ya At Bab"s".
Jens-Erik Walter has been married to Miranda for 12 years and has four children (Aidan, Chloe, Isabella, and Jack Elliott). He was recently appointed the Director of the Division of Urogynaecology and Pelvic Floor Reconstructive Surgery at the McGill University Health Centre and is Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology at McGill.
Malcom Stewart lives in the Boston area where he is a partner in a technology focused merchant bank.
1989
1985 Ian Indridson is taking a few months' career break after nine years with the BC Government and six years in advertising. Most recently, he served as Manager, Writing and Editorial Services, overseeing the unit that produces speeches, statements, and other materials for Premier Campbell. He lives by the sea in Victoria and remains an avid cyclist, car nut, and ball-hockey goalie.
1987 Peter Black writes that after almost 21 years away from the School, it is time for his first class note. After medical school in Mainz, Germany and Urology residency at the University of Washington in Seattle and Urologic Oncology Fellowship at MD Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas, he is returning to Vancouver in July 2008 to assume a faculty position at UBC, Vancouver General Hospital and the Prostate Centre as a urologist focusing on bladder, prostate, kidney, and testicular cancer. He has been out of the country for 17 years and will return with his wife of 17 years, Carrie, and their three children: Anna 11, David 9, and Julian 6.
J. Jasper Lament has been living in the US for 15 years, but is moving back to Vancouver. After nine years working in wildlife conservation, he has accepted a position at BC Hydro. He will be working in the Safety, Health, and Environment group. Andrew Warren has a two-year posting to Cyprus, where he will be a company commander in the British Army. He will be accompanied by his wife and son, William.
1990 Michael Hungerford is a real estate developer with the Hungerford Group (www.hungerfordgroup.com), and lives near City Hall in Vancouver. After 10 years in the private sector with WCG International Consultants, Carl Jensen has joined the Public Service as a Project Manager for the Ministry of Small Business and Revenue. He has become a Scottish Highland Games athlete throwing cabers, stones, hammers, and weights and he sits on the following boards: Peninsula Recreation Commission, Central Saanich Advisory Planning Commission, Victoria Highland Games Association, and the Pacific Northwest Scottish Association. He lives in Victoria with his wife and three children.
1991 After 10 years in New York, Reyaz Kassamali has moved back to Canada and is now based in Toronto. He is Managing Director at Hilco Consumer Capital, a retail/consumer-focused private equity firm. Carl Laudan just completed his first feature film. It is called Sheltered Life, an ensemble-drama. He produced (with Lori Lozinski), directed, and edited the film. They were supported by Telefilm Canada, BC Film and the Federal and Provincial tax credits. They have been invited to Perspective Canada Cannes by Telefilm Canada, one of only ten films in the country to receive this honour.
1992 Jason Chan is at Blast Radius, a strategic interactive agency based in Vancouver and was working in the Toronto office for two years. Last fall, he was promoted to Associate Director of Strategy and transferred to New York to grow the US operations.
1993 Scott Earthy recently moved back to New York with his wife, Carolyn, to take a position with Ingleside Investors. Ingleside is an investment group that primarily manages money on behalf of the New York-based Israel family. He will be making direct company investments along with investing in private equity funds and building a private equity fund-of-funds business. He looks forward to reconnecting with all New York-based Georgians. Oliver Linsley is currently producing his first feature film, Machotaildrop.
1995 Andrew Carros is thrilled to share a few milestones in his life. He has been working in the real estate industry for the past five years and has just joined Sothebys International Realty Canada as a sales associate working with his father, Greg, who is now the managing broker for the Vancouver office.
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