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Class of 2004
Kelly Voyles Aker and her husband, Anthony, live in Thousand Oaks, Calif. Kelly is a visual artist and designer, and owner of KVA Fine Art and Rustic Grace Trading Company.
A Bucket of Blessings debuts on the New York Times Bestseller List
Greg Bennett and his wife, Jessica (Feuer) ‘03, live in Atlanta. Greg is a manager and project controller with Deloitte Consulting. Jessica is practice director for solutions design at Impellam North America. Atlanta is home to Tyler Caswell and his wife, Maggie. Tyler is a producer for Pritchard & Jerden, Inc., Insurance & Risk Management, with particular expertise in real estate, construction, manufacturing, financial institutions, technology, and not-for-profits. Tyler has recently been named a member of Lovett’s Alumni Executive Board. William Cherry lives in Atlanta and works for Evergreen Construction as a project manager. He was engaged to Claire Stringer on February 22, 2014. Claire, from Louisiana, is an occupational therapist at Shepherd Center. Abigail Cline, a student at the Medical College of Georgia at Georgia Regents University, was awarded an Alpha Omega Alpha Carolyn L. Kuckein Student Research Fellowship, one of about 50 given this year by the National Medical Honors Society. She will use the money to fund skin cancer research over the summer, then travel to a national conference to present her results. She will work with Dr. Wendy Bollag, a professor of physiology and longtime skin cancer researcher. The study will focus on
Kabir Sehgal, Lovett Class of 2001, and his mother, Surishtha, are the authors of a new children’s book, A Bucket of Blessings. Featuring an afterword written by the late Maya Angelou, a portion of the book’s proceeds go to charity: water, an organization that brings water to people in need in developing countries. In this picture book for children ages 4 to 8, a beautiful myth from India comes to life: the story of how a monkey helps his drought-ridden village with the aid of a peacock. This little-known legend is told with dramatic rhythm and illustrated with the colors and textures of India. The book is available on Amazon and at local bookstores.
a certain cell signal that could be involved in skin cancer formation and potentially identify ways to stop it. Kathryn Byrne Christenbury is an artist and calligrapher for Fleur de Letters and resides in New York City with her husband, Joe. Newlywed Coley Young Cuttino and husband, Judson, live in Atlanta. She works in interior design with her own firm, Coley Cuttino Interiors.
Michelle Domanico is currently a principal in KKR’s high yield credit fund with senior coverage responsibility for the consumer and food industries. Her role includes investments in liquid credit (bonds and loans), special situations, direct lending, long-short credit, and mezzanine opportunities. She lives in San Francisco, Calif. Erin Donahue works for Fluor as a design engineer and resides in Rosenberg, Texas. She received her architectural engineering degree from the University of Texas in 2008. Fall 2014 59