point. And with that, I leave you for now with 963 words wortl1 of true facts! Be well , Alyssa
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Pictured - back row (from left to right): Ben Schulte '99, George f-jume '00, Will Kneip '00, Tanya Clark Marston '00, Gus Poole '00, Stark Townend '01, Andrew Mescon '00, Matt Sharnoff '00, Crichton Clark '00; front row (from left to right): Tyler Stewart '00, Kathryn Bevan f=arthing '00, RIK Sf-j~LDON '00, COURTN~Y Sf-j~LDON '00 lists of firsts. Mom says he is sporting quite a full melon's worth of hair- one worthwhile of a trim at four months old! So cute! Sarah, husband Adam, and Harvey are living happily in New Hampshire and enjoying life as a family of three. Congrats, Sarah and family! Marisa (Guastaferro) Mendez and husband Marc welcomed a daughter into their family. lucy May Mendez was born on June 10, 20!1, and all are doing well. Marisa reports all are well and settling into life at home with little Lucy. Welco me home, Lucy! Kate (Quigley) Walker and husband David also added a daughter to tl1e family on July 18. Darcy Grace Walker was born three weeks early, surprising Mom, Dad, and big brother Colin! onetheless, the Walker family of four is home safely and doing excellently. Congratulations Kate and family! Stephanie Corbett McAdams does not have any baby news this time around , but reports she and husband Doug '98 are in tl1e process of moving their brood of four from MA back to Washington State. Per Doug's military orde rs, tl1e McAdams fan1ily will be living in Poulsbo, WA, for the next 2-3 years. She writes: "Doug drove across and shou ld be arriving in Poulsbo very soon tonight. The kids and I are flying out Sunday with the help and companionship of the amazing Julianne Schrader, I am so thankful to her for accompanying us. " Geez, and just in time for me to have already left WA- such a riming bummer on that one! Enjoy the PNW Steph and Doug (and Juli - while you are there!). You have been before, so you know all there is to enjoy! Beyond that, tl1ere is still a lot of radio silence out there. I suspect some of it might be babyrelated silence? While I do have some knowledge of a few new babies on the way, the rest is pure speculation at this point. You'll just have to stay tuned - as will I! Thanks to those who wrote me tlUs round and helped me come much closer to my 1,000 word maximum tlUs time than last rime. Phew. I need you guys- while my creative ski lls are good, I cannot possible make up 1,000 words of novel information- well , I probably could, but you get my
Lacefield, 3504 Tates Creek Road, Lexington, KY 405172601 e-mail: virginia.lacefield.2000@ trincoll.edu Class Agents: Anne Sawyer Shields, Chris Borden, Pete Collins, Peter Espy; Jeffrey Hales; Caroline Holland; Bradley Loberg; Chris Loutit; Sara Merin; Alexander Vincent Hello C lass of 'oo! Our column is a bit short this tin1e, but still full of good tidings! First off, there are two great wedding photos to share. The first was sent in by Kathryn Bevan l=arthing, who attended Rik Sheldon's wedding in San Francisco in April. She says that the event was "fantastic! " and the picture certainly proves it! The second is from Jonathan White's "brilli ant!" nuptials in London in February, where we toasted Jon in front of great art and Ann O 'Connell joined us in spirit as a red purse. Speaki ng of newlyweds, Sharon Werner, who is proving to be an excellent source of class information, wrote in to share news of her recent visit with Erik Anderson and C harl otte Nuanes in Moscow. As you may remember from our last issue, Erik and C harlotte had just gotten hitched and were heading off to work in Russia as members of the Foreign Service. Sharon says that she and her husband , also named Erik, had a "wonderful trip" and "loved explo ring St. Petersburg and seeing such good friends abroad." It sounds very exciting to me' Not content to stay home, Sharon's already planning their next trip to Portland, where she will visit Caleb Sayan and Ius son Lucius and attend a mutual friend's wedding. Happy travels! No column would be complete without a bit of baby news and as it turns out, we have four new little ones to welcome to the Trinity fanilly, rwo already here aJ1d rwo on the way! Currently keeping their parents up at night are daughters Maclai.ne May Myers, born February 23 to Devon Binch Meyers and her husband Adam, and Spencer Cerys FarclUng, born July 2 to Kathryn Bevan Farthing and her husband , Porter. Still preparing for their fall debut are yet unnamed rwins, eagerly anticipated by New Yorker Matthew Wong and hls beautiful wife Je1111y Chan! Hopefully I'll have more details to share about them in the next issue. Fall is frequently the time to note the acadellUc achievements of the past spring, but since tl1e only graduation upd ate I have to report is my own- I completed my master's degree in library a11d information sciences in May and have started work on a Ph.D. in communicario ns- l'll close with an aJ1notmcement of academic career development instead. I am delighted to report that John Miecznikowski, Ph.D., was named Undergraduate Teacher of the Year at Fairfield University, where he is an assistant professor teaching General Chemis try, Advanced Inorganic Chemistry, and Introduction to Forensic Science. The award is
presented by the Alpha Sigma Nu honor society to a candidate nominated by the student body and selected based on "outstanding academic amievements, concern for students and loyalty to the Jesuit ideals of education," so mis is a very special honor. Way to go, John! That's all 1 have for now, so I'Ll see you again in a few months. Stay warm this winter and don't forget to send you r exciting news my way!
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Sayles, 195 W Canton St Apt 1, Boston, MA 02116-5970 e-mail: benjamin.sayles.2001@ trincoll.edu Class Agents: Charles Botts, Jay Civetti, Ann Grassing, Carrie Kasper, Dove Kieve
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Croteau Greenlee, 3337 f=reedom PI, f=all s Church, VA 22041-1702 e-mai l: maggie.greenlee.2002@trincoll.edu Co-Class Secretary: Kate E. Hutchinson, 74 Woodlawn St #1, Jamaica Plain, MA 02130-4102 e-mail: kate.hutchinson.2002@trincoll.edu Co-Class Secretary:Jennifer M. Tuttle, 908 Sedgefield Rd, Charlotte, NC 28209 e-mail: jennifer.tuttle.2002@trincoll.edu Reunion Chairs: Nicole Belanger, Adam Chetkowski, Ellen Zarchin
Dearest Class of2002, This edition of Reporter notes was collected over the sun1mer, a11d I hope it was happy for everyone! My Jenny Tuttle news: I was promoted to creative director of our i11 - house art department and am very much enjoying all the extra work and responsibility that came with the title! I would like to give a shout out to ew York's newest resident, Claire Matteson. All of the NYC Trinity girls are thrilled to have finally gotten her out of Chicago! It's pretty unbelievable that 2012 is our tO -year reunion - we are so old! Let's start the excitement now and everyone plan to make it back to campus. See y'all at Calypso in June! Cecily Rouse Timmons and her husband welcomed a baby girl, C lara Catherine Timmons, on March 23, 2011. Cecily was recently promoted to program director at the NC Center for Women in Public Service in January and appointed to the R.1leigh Historic Districts Commissio n in June. Ellen Zarchin a11d Patrick Roman also have a new addition! Luke McCarthy Roman was born on the 26th of February in Toronto, Ontario. The family relocated from Toronto to the Upper West Side of ew York City at the end of April. Ellen says, "lt was pretty crazy to do a move like this with a rwo month old! It is great to be so close to so many Trinity friends! " Andrew Robinson a11d Ius wife Laura recently celebrated the first birthday of their beautiful baby TRINITYRÂŁPORTER
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