Class of 1990 (20th reunion) (L to R) Row 1: Ashley Garrett, Alis Jones Row 2: Tonya Brown Wilson, Helen Reed Warner, Edna Brannen Long, Angel Kerr Wittmann, Virginia Bowman Wilcox Row 3: Hayley Burch, Heidi Shannon Cook, Heather Peebles-Bradley, Tammy Sapp Bailey Row 4: Kym Preuss Lukosky, Terri Castruccio Hurst, Jennifer Collier, Kathryn Reumann Mullen, Alice Armitage Fendley, Lisa Foster-Morrow.
show her work. She is a member of
to be the Principal Deputy General
of Humanities and Public Affairs at
the Photographic Society of America.
mother country, I have been a full time
Counsel
Missouri State University.
See her work at www.hazelberger.com
student in the department of nursing
Department. After 14 years at the firm,
or on Etsy at www.magmoment.etsy.
pursuing a BSN at a local college and
it will be a huge transition for me but I’m
’91 is now an alumna of the 2009
com. Hazel also designs a line of Jewish
using my mother language for one
really excited about this challenging new
Leadership Macon class. The goal of
religious art depicting the 613 Mitzvoth
semester,” writes Karol Cheng ’87 from
position in the Obama Administration.”
Leadership Macon is that its graduates
(www.mitzvahminded.com). She teaches
Taiwan. “Is there anyone on the same
photography, journalism, and science at
road as mine? I would love to hear from
local camps through her birthday party
you.”
business www.culturedkid.com. Hazel
Lisa Morgan Edwards ’87 is
PKs # 1! - is still the mantra of members
her sister, Trina Goellner Dean ’93, in
enjoyed selling her work at the Alumnae
pleased to announce the formation of
of the Class of 1990 who remain “purple
April. (See Sympathy.)
Marketplace during reunion.
Edwards & Bullard LLP, her new law firm
to the bone.” Reunion Chair and Class
“I moved into a 1920 craftsman
which specializes in personal injury,
e-Rep Karene Harron Nebel (who
McCullough ’93, executive director
bungalow in Candler Park, near
workers’ compensation and business
celebrated from afar) and Co-Chair
of the Georgia Children’s Museum in
downtown Atlanta, writes Ellen Ann
litigation. Lisa is a 1991 graduate of the
Heather
provided
Macon, served as an externship hostess
Raines Gonter ’85. “Love this house,
Mercer University School of Law.
plans for a perfectly purple weekend.
to Wesleyan sophomore Daisy Don ’12.
but it has its quirks! I have four teenage
’87
Many thanks to Class Party Hostess
children, so we have a very busy home
is pursuing her master’s degree in
June Jordan O’Neal, who hosted
one of my favorites, Dr. Cindy Buell,”
life with soccer/music/etc. My oldest is
theological studies at Dallas Baptist
parties both nights for classmates and
writes Emily Adams Mowery ’93. “I
at GA Tech and my second child just
University in Dallas, TX. Sharon
their families. Ashley Garrett served as
teach English, including AP Literature
applied to Wesleyan. By day, I work as
recently published her book, The
class liaison for a terrific 20th!
to high school seniors, and journalism.
an HR Strategies Manager for the GA
Purpose for the Pain…Giving Up is Not
Jana Bazzoli ’90 relocated to
I also tutor students in writing and
Dept. of Revenue. The rest of my life
an Option. In her book she enlightens
Cincinnati, OH, with her children,
public speaking. I have a lovely red pen
is involved in parish life at the church,
the reader of how the pain she endured
Joshua and Elizabeth. She accepted
for grading grammar that has its own
where I teach Sunday School and serve
after burying her husband transitioned
a
at
persona, I call Sheriff Red Pen. Last
on the vestry.”
into the catalyst that set her on course
Cincinnati Children’s Hospital as the
year, I presented a lesson at the Georgia
She completed her career as an Air
for fulfilling her purpose. She adamantly
vice president of clinical affairs, where
Council Teachers of English conference
Force general surgeon and now Dr.
lives by “Giving Up is NOT an Option!”
she is responsible for working closely
in Jekyll, showcasing an original
Teresa “Terri” Dudek Goodpaster ’85
Elder Grant serves on the ministerial
with department directors to improve
reader’s theater about Sherriff Red Pen.
practices rural surgery in the panhandle
staff at The Potter’s House.
clinical care and outcomes.
Two other communication majors from
of Florida.
“I continue doing humanitarian
my class were Ruth Powell Storts and
greetings to all! “I am in Portland, OR,
work to raise awareness about social
Paige Getty. We all have fond memories
in assisted living and will turn 94 on my
issues,” writes Annie Mae Leonard
of public speaking courses in Tate!”
Montgomery AL, Karen Toner Mixon
next birthday.”
Mitcham ’90. “This is one thing in
’85 has been married to David for
’89
my life and spirit that I’ve been mostly
Regional Manager at SunTrust Bank
twenty-five years. She is the mother of
recently joined Mercer University’s
concerned about - the elderly and
Lyubena Savova Smith ’93 of Macon
Jil and Brian.
Physician Assistant Program in Atlanta
children. I care about them because
served as an externship hostess to
and plans to graduate in May ’11.
they cannot care for themselves. They
Wesleyan junior Feiya Zhao ’11. Feiya
are God’s special people and I care.”
was able to “shadow” Lyubena at work
Vice President of Commercial
Underwriting
at
Bank
Trust
in
Mary Keaton Morris ’85 and her
“After a few years struggle in my
Sharon
Ashford-Grant
Rita Delaney Harris ’87 sends
Suzanne
A
House
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husband, Donald, are retired and have
returned to their original home area of
Wesleyan
Villa Rica, GA.
Washington ’89. “I’ve been appointed
Trustee
from
Geovette
at
the
U.S.
Commerce
Maconite Kari Goellner Kitchens
will shape the future of the community through
1990 (20th Reunion)
senior
Peebles-Bradley
leadership
position
active
involvement.
Our
condolences to Kari on the death of
Dr. Pamela Sailors ’90 was recently
named associate dean of the College
In
March,
Mary Cay White
“I stopped by Wesleyan to visit
In March, First VP and Georgia
and learn more about the banking business. Wesleyan Magazine Summer 2010