Old Boys’ News
Back row (l-r) Ryan Kelly ‘02, Peter McClelland ‘02, Bob Perrier, James Gideon ‘02, D.J. Bennett ‘02, Scott Hayter, Scott Sillcox ‘77 Middle row (l-r) Anne Perrier, Nick Tsioros ‘88, Andrew Malloy ‘98, Ryan Bryce ‘05, Mark Service Front row (l-r) Giancarlo Trimarchi ‘02, Travis Beatty ‘98, Nick, Ashley, Andrew Weedon ‘98, Jason Perrier ‘98, Marshall Starkman ‘89
2002 Nick Weedon
married his high school sweetheart, Ashley Hogue, in Newmarket on June 26, 2010. The reception was held on campus in the Great Hall with numerous Old Boys and friends in attendance. Nick and Ashley are living in their new home in Aurora with their dog Tessa.
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Michael Faulds completed his first season as offensive coordinator for the York University Lions men’s football team. Michael is the all-time leading passer in Canadian Univeristy football history with 10,811 passing yards. The former two-time Yates Cup MVP and OUA MVP hopes to instill his winning attitude in a York football team that has underachieved over the last number of seasons.
Michael Bottomley and classmate, David Nudds, are the proud new owners of a premier fine cheese and food shop in Toronto. The Village Cheesemonger officially launched on April 24th and Michael and David have been overwhelmed by the response of both friends and family, as well as the local community.
John Knutton passed the Florida State Bar and was sworn in as an attorney on September 24th. He is the Assistant State Attorney for the State Attorney’s Office – Ninth Judicial Circuit (Orange County and Osceola County) and has been arguing motions, negotiating plea bargains, and doing arraignments. John writes that he is learning a great deal while having lots of fun living in Orlando, 20 minutes from all the big theme parks – Seaworld, Universal Studios and Disney!
Nicholas Caron is working toward his PhD in Neuroscience, with a focus on Huntington’s disease research, at McMaster University. Mervyn Frame spoke at the Annual Cadet Church Parade in Aurora on Sunday, April 18, 2010. Mervyn addressed the Cadet Corps as an Old Boy and as political staff member working in the Office of the Minister of National Defence. He spoke about his years at St. Andrew’s and fondly remembered his school as being steeped in tradition, including the Cadet Corps. Mervyn lives in Ottawa.
Oliver Radley-Smith
left his position at PLM Group to join Digital Edge Services as an Account Manager. He lives in Toronto.
Jeff Ginou
is working as Production Manager at Art Printing, his family’s printing company that his grandfather started in 1932. The business supplies placemats and trayliners to fast food restaurants such as Tim Hortons, Burger King and Harveys. Jeff keeps the presses running. He lives in Toronto.
John Knutton at his swearing in ceremony 64 Fall 2010