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Kaitlyn Evans 2301 41st St., N.W. Apt. 301 Washington, D.C. evans.kaitlynl@gmail.com
Meret Nahas meret.nahas@gmail.com.
The class of 2010 has accomplished quite a bit since our graduation day nearly two and a half years ago. Jonah Comstock earned his master’s from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in May 2011, and since has been doing internships with Newsday, The Tampa Bay Times, and Psychology Today. You can see his bylines in the September/October and November/December issues of Psychology Today. Sarah Lorch started a master’s of science in speech language pathology at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in fall 2012; her expected graduation is in 2014. Her updated mailing address is: 2107 Fairfax Ave #103, Nashville, Tenn. 37212. Robert Melick sent an update on a new job: Tableau Software sales area manager. His updated mailing address is: 2600 Franklin Ave East, Seattle, Wash. 98102. Alisha (Fengzhi) Chen is running her own sports media business in China. After graduating, she did broadcasting for the 2010 Asian Olympic Games. Jeanne Simons is teaching second grade in New Canaan, Conn., at New Canaan Country School. Simone DiSalvo is a group sales account executive for the Columbus Crew of Major League Soccer. Kaitlyn Evans and Alexander Jue are living in Washington, D.C. Kaitlyn is teaching preschool and finishing up her master’s degree in education and human development (she will graduate from George Washington University in May 2013). Alex is working side by side with Aneeb Sharif at the Service Employees International Union (SEIU) doing healthcare research. They often run into Lexie DeGrandchamp, whose updated e-mail address is: adegrandchamp@gmail.com. The Class of 2010 has also had quite a few engagements and weddings over the past few years! Kim Krall was engaged on Dec. 2011 to Matthew Gibson. Their wedding date is set for May 26, 2013. Amanda Perry and Greg Miller (Bowling Green grad) got engaged Valentine's Day 2010 and have set a date: Oct. 19, 2013. They met at Wooster when Greg drove down to meet her after a friend
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introduced them. That was the end of our freshman year at Wooster, and now five and half years later they are going to tie the knot. They are very excited and wish to share the news with all their Wooster friends, especially the ones they have lost touch with in the past couple of years. Lauren (Kosanovich) Nelson got married on June 2, 2012 on Jekyll Island, Ga., to Dan Nelson. Kelly Aughenbaugh was her maid of honor. They now live at 389 East Tuscarawas Avenue Barberton, Ohio 44203. Allison Smith and Paul Stechschulte are getting married on Dec. 28, 2012. The wedding will take place in Columbus, Ohio. The couple plans to reside in Columbus for a few years. Julie Perry would like to give a shout out to Kaitlin Krister and Colleen Goodwillie – both will be having weddings next year. I (Meret Nahas) am currently living in Hartford, Conn., working at Loomis Chaffee as the director of annual fund leadership giving and Eric Babbitt is also living in Hartford, Conn., working in Wallingford at Burns and McDonnell as an assistant project controls manager.
2011
Kyle Thomas
IN MEMORIAM R E T I R E D S TA F F, A L U M N I T R U S T E E
’41 William “Lee” Culp, Wooster, Ohio, Oct. 29, 2012. Lee served the College of Wooster for more than 30 years. When he attended the College in the Class of ’41, Lee majored in physics and math, and he served as president of his class. After graduation, he enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps, serving in the Pacific with distinction and earning both the Silver and Bronze Stars. He returned to Wooster in 1947 and held a variety of positions at the College, such as the director of admissions, alumni trustee, director of development, and registrar. During his time at the College, Lee was commissioned by Professor Karl Ver Steeg to draw a map of campus and the College used it for many years thereafter. He also sketched a design for the first study carrels in Andrews Library and resurrected the severely damaged bronze statue of Abraham Lincoln from a dust heap inside the old football stadium. Lee is perhaps best known today for beginning the tootsie roll tradition for seniors upon their completion of I.S. As registrar, he felt that seniors deserved something beyond just a completion receipt, so he started handing out candy, an act that has continued ever since. Lee’s two children, Joel Culp ’71 and Cheryl Dixon ’76, two grandchildren, and one stepgrandchild survive him.
2801 Edgewood Ave. S St. Louis Park, MN 55426 kylerobert.thomas@gmail.com
Nana Boamah-Acheampong
ALUMNI
3035 Hollybank Rd., Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 nana.boamaha@gmail.com
’37 Ralph W. Immel, Manhattan Beach, Calif., Sept. 29, 2012. At Wooster, Ralph was an English major. Ralph’s wife, children, three grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren survive him.
Colby Mills reports that she is living in Portland, Ore., and working as the marketing intern at a non-profit organization called Mercy Corps.
2012 Kristen Schwartz schwartz.kris@gmail.com Robert West r.zuber.west@gmail.com
This summer, Ben Bellamy married Claire Lewis ’11. Courtney Foster and Derek Greeley ’11 are engaged as of July 3, 2012 and have relocated to Denver, Colo. Courtney will be traveling to Phalaborwa, South Africa, in September for two months to work at a Baboon sanctuary and nursery (C.A.R.E). Ned Weakland married Leah Inglis ’11 on July 21, 2012.
’39 Helen M. Bucy, Helena, Mon., Oct. 14, 2012. At Wooster, Helen was a French major. Helen’s daughter sister, three grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren, and one greatgreat-grandchild survive her. ’41 Fern P. Diaquila, Cleveland, Ohio, Oct. 1, 2012. At Wooster, Fern was an English major. She was a member of Phi Beta Kappa, Pembroke and Education Club. Fern’s three children, granddaughter, Chloe R. McFayden ’15, and nine other grandchildren survive her. ’43 Elizabeth V. Hanks, Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 16, 2012. Elizabeth was an active Wooster alumna. She believed Wooster gave her the ability to provide a well-rounded life for her family. Elizabeth’s three children, cousin, Megan W. Stypczynski ’00, eight grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren survive her. W I N T E R 2 0 1 3 Wooster 61