Old Boys’ News
Postcard from a
Matthew Posa ‘03
Grad
After I graduated from SAC in 2003, I aspired to become a leader in health care in order to help as many people as I could. I grew up knowing how I could do this since my father was a chiropractor. While at SAC, my focus was always in the sciences and I paid particular attention to biology. Once I graduated, I went on to study at Dalhousie University where I received my BA in biology. Soon after, I headed to Sydney, Australia, and commenced four years of chiropractic training and medical diagnosis. Jordan Ross ‘03 was also studying in Australia and we had the opportunity to meet up in Sydney. While at school I was the Macquarie University Chiropractic Student Association president, as well as the class rep for the Australia Chiropractic Association. During my final year, I was added to the teaching staff as one of the undergraduate teaching assistants in chiropractic adjusting skills. The more I learned about the human body, the more I saw how much of an influence chiropractic can have on someone’s health. I learned that a full 80% of the population is chronically ill and for the first time in history, the youth of today are not expected to outlive their parents. With this in mind I knew my desire to help could not be accomplished by prescribing medicine. I am currently working at my father’s clinic and have been blessed by his guidance and support. SAC gave me the environment to grow as a future leader, made me strong in my beliefs, and instilled the discipline to achieve my dreams. My best friends and classmates Armen Khajetoorian, Luc Zoratto, David Amadori, Daniel John, David Banwell, and Mike Tzimas, among many others, are those I see often. Without St. Andrew’s and those I have met here, I would not have the same drive to be the best.
Stephen Foster and wife, Patricia, welcomed daughter, Victoria Faith, on May 11, 2011 and had her baptized in the Memorial Chapel on Nov. 6, 2011. Victoria is a younger sister to Emma, 6. The Foster family lives in Bradford, Ont. Mike Foy and wife, Kelly, welcomed their fourth child, Ashton Jason Wylder, on Feb. 9. He joins older siblings Jaxson, 5, Olivia, 3, 46 Spring 2012
and Hudson, 1½. The family has relocated to Collingwood, Ont., from Toronto. Hugh Long is director at EMS Security Brokers in London, England.
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Victor Richards returned to Bermuda two
Andrew Weedon spoke to the Class of 2013 as part of the February Career Days held at the School. He has his doctor of chiropractic degree from Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College and currently practices at Physiomed in Newmarket, Ont. Andrew, his wife, Tanya, and son Riley live in Newmarket.
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Joseph Farrugia received his B.F.A. from NSCAD University in Halifax. He has travelled, taught, and worked as a photographer from New York to New Zealand and from Montenegro to Mumbai. He now lives in Toronto, where he continues to teach and take photos, and where he is setting up an urban gardening business.
Chris Fusco and his wife, Tushee, welcomed twins on Boxing Day 2011. Massimo was the first to arrive,
Joe Farrugia ’99 and Ryan Bryce ‘05, SAC’s Annual Fund Officer
years ago and is working for the law firm Conyers Dill and Pearman. He and his wife, Adria, are building their first home on the island.
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followed by sister Meela. Chris and his family live in Toronto.
Ibou Barry is the commercial beer manager at Burrows Lightbourn in Bermuda. He married his wife, Lana, on May 27, 2010 and their daughter, Antoinette, was born on October 2, 2010.