ClassNotes Ben Pearcy is designing the projections for a new Broadway musical, Big Fish, that opens at the Neil Simon Theatre in New York on October 5. Everyone should come see it!
Matt Silverman welcomed a new baby, Harry Basil Silverman, on February 18, 2013. He lives with his wife, Alycia Rossiter, and daughter Adelaide (3 1/2) in Hollywood, CA. After three years in Los Angeles, Will Walker, his wife, Sydney, and boys Wyatt, age 11, and Brooks, age nine, are loving the Southern California lifestyle, except the taxes. When Will isn’t trading equities for Capital Group, he coaches both of his boys’ lacrosse teams. He also is an assistant coach for a startup HS team (ironically coached by a Haverford School graduate; the Philly lax connection in LA is alive and well!). He’s also the incoming director of the Pasadena Tribe, the youth lacrosse program in the San Gabriel Valley. Lacrosse is very new to LA but growing rapidly, and he’s happy to be a part of a sport he’s known and played and loved since his days at EA. He still plays regularly in master’s (over 35) games on Sundays. Will and Sydney make their home in Altadena at the foot of the San Gabriel Mountains, where they spend lots of time outdoors enjoying all that Southern California has to offer.
Terry MacNeish writes: “My eldest child, Lilly, loves studying Latin at Harbor High School in Newport Beach, CA. I’d at least like Dr. Pearcy to know that he had a profound effect on my education at Episcopal, in the
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classics and elsewhere. I’m doing technology development for RED Digital Cinema. Engineering meets the movie biz—intriguing. My two girls, Lilly and Frances, are off to The Chewonki Foundation in Wiscasset this summer.”
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Becky Demorest writes: “We moved back to the Bay Area in November 2011 after spending a year in Wrightsville Beach, NC. Ryan Michael Pollock was born on March 1, 2012, and big brother Luke just loves him! I recently joined a private orthopedics group in the Bay Area and am working part-time as a pediatric and young adult sports medicine physician. Life is good!”
Jodi Deckter writes: “I have been working in Japan for close to two years now, and today I made a name plate in Kanji (Japanese writing) to hang at my house. That is very common in Japan. But I unfortunately do not have a picture as it still had to go in the kiln and bake. I also bought my 10th flavor of Kit Kats. I have skipped the boring ones like dark chocolate and green tea and today I bought passion fruit Kit Kats. There are definitely some interesting things here, and I have enjoyed the opportunity to buy inexpensive sushi and travel so cheaply around Asia. I have been to Korea several times, China, and my
next trip will probably be to Thailand. The picture of me was taken on the ferry to Miyajima Island, which is one of the more famous and historic places in Japan. It is right outside Hiroshima.”
Michael Floyd and his wife, Sharla, have two children, Henrietta born September 9, 2010, and Anna Lucrecia born July 16, 2012.
Scott Huston has been appointed to the board of the Chester County Conference and Visitors Bureau. Scott is president of the Graystone Society’s National Iron & Steel Heritage Museum and currently lives in Berwyn.
Brearley (Rauch) Kahn writes: “Photo of my son Heathly Fletcher Khan born on November 21, 2011. My husband’s name is Ali Kahn, we live in Los Angeles, CA.” Former EA Chaplain Recognized for Visionary Leadership—The City of Philadelphia, the national Alliance for Children and Families, and about 200 supporters all paid tribute to the Rev. John E. Midwood at The Union League, April 10, in honor of his life’s work. His wife, Faith, and their daughter, Lydia ’90, were there to help celebrate. Set to retire June 1 after a decade as executive director of