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later, however, doctors found two more malignancies (although much smaller than the first) and I uriderwent another surgery. I am currently being closely followed at the Melanoma Center at Mass General and doctors are almost certain that I am now cancer-free, and the prognosis is very good. So eight hours of surgery and over 200 stitches later, I am feeli ng very lucky. The purpose of this story, however, is to stress the extreme importance of routine physicals. The original diagnosis was made at my annual check-up, and I am told, that left undiagnosed for even a few more months, things could have been much, much worse. All of us with children, I am sure, never let our kids miss a check-up, and we need to do the same for ourselves. Take care of yourselves and see your doctor regularly. .. you owe it to yourself and to your families. I know I sound like a public service announcement, but it comes from the heart. OK, enough of my preaching. Well, despite my threat to be short and sweet, it would seem as ifi carried on again. Bill Detwiler referred to the last edition of Class Notes as my "War and Peace Diatribe.'; What can I do, you all just keep sending letters packed with interesting things to report. So, who will be my next victims? Hmmm ... where are you? lANCE BABBIT, LYNWOOD BRANHAM, PAUL DESlAND ES, JOANNE JACOBSON, ANNE KELSO, SARA MAYO, ELISSA PERRY, GINNY ROWAN, MARK SHERIDAN, and STEPHEN STEINBERG. We'd love to hear from you! Nanny Tellier van der Velde 48 Radcliffe Rd. Wellesley, Mass. 02181-6623 Class Agents: Melissa Bronzino Regan Anthony A. Sirianni R. Kevin Smith
P.IJI!III liii.ill In a sense of fairness, I will not start.out this quarter's report with the news from Boston. Although I do not have a lot of news fro m outside of the Northeast, I have been surprised with some communiques from far-flung classmates (always a joy to receive instead of bills in my mailbox!). From Houston I hear that MARK B. DAVIS is working for Miliman & Robertson as a health actuary. He says the winters of the Northeast were too much and he needed a change of climate. H e
also ran the Houston Marathon and plays baseball all year long. From Salt Lake City I heard from--WENDY RAWLINGS who is pursuing her Ph.D. in English at the University of Utah, where she teaches critical thinking. MELISSA MOORE wrote a terrifically charry lerter from Grand Rapids, Mich. with lots of news including that she is now married to Paul Janes. She had LIESL ODENWELLER and ALLISON KINNEY as bridesmaids and JOHN LEE, T IMOTHY CLARK and FRANK CONNELLY traveled to celebrate at her wedding in October 1995. She adds that Lies! is now married to Frank O'Halloran and living in New York on Carnegie Hill. Lies! has continued her singing career and has appeared in New York, London and Bar Harbor, Maine. Frank Connelly and ROB BIBOW are attending business school in Columbia. Allison Kinney is working for Duty Free International as a buyer and lives in Wilton, Conn. Both MARIANNE ELDREDGE EVENHUIS and LISA SMITH FISHER had babies this summer. The Evenhuises welcomed a little boy named Billy and the Fishers were joined by a little girl named Abigail Shaw. TRACY MOORE is living in San Diego and heads up the San Diego Commission for Arts and Culture. John Lee is in San Francisco working for FEMA, although rumor has it Chicago isn't the same without him. WILLIAM ROBBINS writes from San Francisco that he is newly married to Alexis Eisner and is working as an agent manager at MFS lntelenet. 路 ELIZA EDWARDS was married in October 1995 to Doug Burden and has been living in Washi ngton, D.C., working for a historic preservation consulting firm. Her husband has been in San Diego training for the Men's Olympic Rowing Team. They are headed to Barcelona for a year following the games. FRANK BONOMO begins medical school at the University of New England this fall. TODD HANSEN graduated from UAB School of Medicine and has moved to Charlotte, N .C. with his wife, JENN MERRITT HANSEN, to begin his family practice residency. Jenn is a full-time mom for Stewart, now two, and loves it! LISA GODEK spent the summer of'% in Washington, D.C., working for the World Bank and is now headed back to the University of Michigan to continue her pur- . suit of a Ph.D. LIZ CAHN GOODMAN has
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(top} MATT BERGERON '88 and Andrea D'Angelo Wel'e miUrled on Aprll13, 1996. Trinity alumnl/ae attending wete: (front row, kneeling) bride, groom; (middle row, I. to r.) Dave Murray '88t Wendy t:arlson Cataldo '88, Joe Cataldo '88, Tom Broderick '88; (back row, I. to r.) Dave Barcomb '89, Rob McCool '89, Kevin Wslsh '88, Dave Hutchinson '88, Wally Wl'obel '88.
(bottom} LAURA MANN '88 and Bruce Eldelson Wete married on Oct. 22, 1995 In San Diego, Calif. Trinity alumnae from the CIIIIJS of 19BB attending Wel'e: (front row, I. to r.} Kim Hall, bride, Laurie carlson, Diane Manning Abe; (standing} groom.