Editor: Susan Hyland Brickell '87
Colorado College, Alumni Office
14 East Cache La Poudre Street
Colorado Springs, CO 80903-3294
fax: (719) 389-6271
E-mail: alumni@ColoradoCollege.edu
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’26 Leonard Bristow was visited in April by CC math professors, Steven Janke and John Fauvel. Leonard, a CC math major, lives in Colorado Springs and fondly remembers his election to Phi Beta Kappa. Retired now, Leonard taught mathematics in Wisconsin and California.
’30 Don’t miss it! Your 70th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000.
’31 Matilda Willis Weber celebrated her 90th birthday on July 7 with a party that included eight family members who also attended CC. Matilda’s mother, Annie Clough Willis ’06, father, Willett Willis ’06, and brother, Willett Willis ’36 also attended CC.
’33 Henry Willie reported that Dan Santry and his wife, Inez, came up from Sun City, Ariz., to visit and spend a week in Colorado Springs. They toured the campus and had a short visit with Don and Phyllis Frantz Hibbard ’35.
’35 Mark your calendars! Your 65th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000. Max Frankel was presented with the Leader of Learning award by the Colorado Agency for Jewish Education. "Uncle Max," as he is fondly referred to, has been described as a bridge-builder, devoted educator and tireless volunteer in the Jewish and secular communities in and around Colorado.
’39 Joe Aldendifer, Charles Boyce, Bernie Vessey Brenner, Roy Burge, Catharine Sparrow Clifton, Jim and Jule Hutchinson Haney, Kathryn Renfro Lundy, Phil Packer, Roberta Rice, Helen Zick Walker and Lucille Nelson Witt all planned to attend their 60th reunion in October.
’40 Save the date! Your 60th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000. Betty Artz Oates is widowed and living in Columbus, Ohio. Her husband, Robert, passed away on Feb. 16.
’45 Mark your calendars! Your 55th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000.
’48 F. Joseph Henry lives in Sun City West, Ariz., and has been a widower since 1997.
’50 Don’t miss it! Your 50th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000. Ed Kohlmeier, a member of the Exchange Clubs of South Orange County and Orange Coast, was re-elected as a regional vice president of The National Exchange Club at their national convention in July.
’52 Donald Cook, a pediatric physician, received congratulations and commendation from the Colorado Senate for his lifelong service and many contributions to the state. * A new YMCA that opened in Denver in June was named after Sue Schlessman Duncan. Sue has been involved with the Metropolitan Denver YMCA for 35 years, 25 of those as a board member. * Charles "Carky" Rubens represented Colorado College at the inauguration of Walter Harrison as the fifth president of the University of Hartford in April.
’53 Jane Wallace Dillard is building a straw bale house just west of Cortez, Colo. She hopes to be living there permanently by spring. * Phyllis Ridge Gill received the 1999 Ruth Wheeler Sustainer of the Year Award from The Junior League of Tacoma, Wash. A dedicated volunteer, she serves on numerous boards and committees in the Tacoma area.
’55 Karen McCorkle Consolini is retired and living in New York.
’57 Bob Hendee lives in Austin, Texas, where he "remains busy in volunteer activities," including serving as chair of the Tri-City Child Welfare Board and president-elect (and current board member) of Prevent Child Abuse-Texas. He helps out at the Austin Children’s Shelter every Thursday. * In July, Lem Scarbrough and his wife, Frances, spent 10 days cruising the Mississippi River in a paddle-wheeler boat.
’58 Bill Manning is CEO of Independent Packers Corp. in Seattle. * Glenn Nelson is the director of community affairs for the Rockland County Executive Office in New City, N.Y.
Class Secretary:
Nancy Cunningham Ramsayer
217 Cerro Street
Encinitas, CA 92024-4823
nramsayer@cwsl.edu
’59 James Douglass and Katherine Woodard were married June 3 in Colorado Springs. They remarried each other after 23 years of divorce.
’60 Morey Hecox and Page Thompson Tredennick ’75 have collaborated in creating the Cook Street School of Fine Cooking in the LoDo area of Denver.
’61 Anthony Sellitto is the athletics director and basketball coach at Hawaii Pacific University. He is one of the state’s premier men’s basketball coaches with a record of 254-97 and a winning percentage of .724. His team will play Regis University in Denver and Colorado Christian in Lakewood, Colo., Nov. 19 and 20. He invites all of his friends from the area to attend.
’62 Larry Mingus teaches at North Boone High School in Poplar Grove,
Ill.
’63 Jay Heminway owns the Green and Red Vineyard in St. Helena, Calif. * Ben Lewis, who retired in 1998 after 11 years with the Aurora, Colo., Chamber of Commerce, is now a volunteer leadership programs manager with the United Way. He and his wife, Barbara, have three married children and one granddaughter, all living in the Denver area. * Jerry Macon’s wife Carol writes, "Jerry has semi-retired himself and is now day-trading Internet stocks via – what else – the Internet, having placed a microwave dish for real-time quotes on the roof of our office building. If full retirement is worse than this, could somebody let me know now?" * Elizabeth Quint Mangerich and husband, Walter, have been married for 33 years. They have two daughters, both married, and one grandson. She is looking forward to retirement from Washington Elementary School in Woodburn, Ore., as a developmental skills specialist "to pursue who knows what?" * Stephanie Ames Manly and her husband, Neal, live in Shaker Heights, Ohio, where she is employed at the Cleveland House of Correction in the Cleveland Public Schools. * Marilyn Goldberg Markowitz maintains a painting studio in Four Mile Canyon in Boulder. * Lawrence McCarthy climbed Pikes Peak when he was 74 years old and again at 75. At 77 he had a total hip replacement and is doing well. He and his wife, Pattie, live in Caramillo, Calif., and eight of their 10 sons, their wives and kids live in the vicinity. "My short term goal is to climb Pikes Peak when I’m 80 in 2001. I’ll tell you, it’s the good life!" * Polly Franklin Mitchell teaches fourth grade at Oak Grove Elementary in San Antonio, Texas. In addition, she is president of the San Antonio Choral Society. Over the summer they performed "Calvillirea Rusticana" for the San Antonio Pocket Opera. She recently traveled to Japan to visit her daughter and to Seattle to visit her sister. * Kathie Bruce Murphy and husband Richard Pratt live in Santa Rosa, Calif., where she is owner of Kathie Murphy Interior Design Associates. "Richard and I and Isabel Williams Shanahan went to South Africa last August on an Elderhostel tour. We had a chance meeting with Nelson Mandela while we were visiting Parliament in Cape Town." * Ben and Jane Thompson Norris live in Apopka, Fla., where Ben is a manufacturer’s representative for Combustion Systems and Controls, Inc. * Beth Kendall O’Connor and her husband, Jim, live in Lakewood, Colo. * Jim Orban and his wife, Pat, live in Colorado Springs where he is a periodontist. * Malika Thomas Oudes is an elementary teacher in Tonasket, Wash. She writes, "Second grade is a wonderful age to teach. Life is simple and relatively peaceful; beautiful country, great people." * Joan Seelig McCarty is owner of Harrison Boat Storage and Repair in Harrison, Idaho. * Marilyn McChesney Northern-Wolfe and husband Don live in Spokane, Wash. *
Class Secretary:
Ben Eastman
2020 Julian Way
Denver, CO 80211
BenEastman@aol.com
’64 Nancy Kitzmiller Braun’s hobby is parasitology. Her husband, Clait, retired from the Colorado Division of Wildlife and set up office in Tucson, where they now live. * Nan Burton Burroughs, former congressional relations director at the Inter-American Development Bank in Washington, D.C., moved back to Colorado after 30 years of Congress-watching. She and Robert Repetto live in Boulder, where they intend to watch ski slopes, bike paths, mountain views and grandchildren. * Nancy Lindsley-Griffin is chair of the first Nebraska State Board of Geologists. She is a professor in the department of geosciences at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, where she is also a faculty advisor for the Lincoln Chapter of the Association for Women Geoscientists. The association is developing the "Nebraska Rocks" program, a Girl Scout summer camp.
’65 & ’66 Save the Date! Your 35th cluster reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000.
’65 Douglas Shaw is chief executive officer for Minnesota Healthcare Network in Minneapolis. * Hal Smith and Barbara Meissner were married Sept. 19, 1998, in Washington, Va. They live in Los Angeles, where Hal is a freelance photographer. * John Van Ness and Sandia Martinez were married Jan. 16. John is an associate vice president at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Penn.
’66 Clark Corbridge owns Corbridge Law Office in Pinedale, Wyo. * Tom Jervis retired two years ago from Los Alamos (N.M.) National Laboratory. He and wife, Carlyn Nelson Jervis ’67, remain active in conservation activities. Tom is president of the New Mexico Audubon Council and testified on forest management issues at a Senate hearing in Washington last summer. * Pete Susemihl received the Pikes Peak Range Riders’ 1999 Silver Spur Award, which honors the outstanding citizen of the community.
’67 Linda Lewis Bryson teaches ESL at Georgia Perimeter College in Dunwoody, Ga. * Andrew Love is commander of the Colorado Air National Guard at Buckley Air Base in Aurora.
’68 John Friesman is director of admissions and student affairs at the Keck Graduate Institute in Claremont, Calif. * As of July 1, Bart Mendenhall assumed the presidency of the Colorado Bar Association. He lives in Rocky Ford, where he is a partner in the firm Mendenhall & Malouff.* Millie Olson was on campus for a few days during Block 8 to teach in Professor Larry Stimpert’s marketing class. Millie is owner/partner of Amazon Advertising in San Francisco.
’69 Beth Corliss is director of personnel force development at the U.S. Air Force Headquarters at the Pentagon. She was promoted to senior executive service in April. * Rusty Griffith owns LVW Electronics in Colorado Springs. * Linda Holley is vice president of agency relations for Intrav, Inc., in St. Louis. * Marita Monroe Vickroy, a registered nurse, works for the V.A. Southern Colorado Health Care Systems in Ft. Lyon, Colo.
’70 & ’71 Mark your calendars! Your 30th cluster reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000.
’71 Jeffrey Bull is president of Cork Life, Inc., in Westport, Mass. * Emily Estes and Roy McAlpine were married June 12 in Farmington, Conn. Roy is an independent management consultant and Emily works with her family business in Texas, volunteers for the non-profit development agency, World Neighbors, and has discovered a love for cooking. They would love to hear from friends. * Jennifer Moulton is director of planning and development for the city and county of Denver.
’72 Ted Archibald works in Aspen and is delighted to be back in Colorado. He and his wife, Gloria, have a son, Theo, who attends CC. They would enjoy hearing from friends. * Cornelia Ritchie Bivins runs the JA Cattle Co., in Amarillo, Texas. * James Goodman owns Why Not Music in Belmont, Calif. * Sylvia Sample-Moore is general manager of Holland Colors Americas in Richmond, Ind. Her son, Geoffrey, recently graduated from Denison University. * Iain Sherwood and Karen Winkler were married June 1 in Santa Barbara. Iain opened an art gallery, Gordon Murray Fine Arts Services, in Santa Barbara, which features paintings by contemporary Russian masters. He still runs Cuillinn Craft in San Leandro, makes jewelry and teaches the bagpipes.
Class Secretary:
Jesse Sokolow
2 Spaulding Lane
Riverdale, NY 10471-3212
jessokol@webspan.net
’73 Jim Anderson was appointed Josiah Meigs Professor of Classics at the University of Georgia, where he has taught since 1980. The Meigs Professorship is the university’s highest award for excellence in teaching. * Sarah Andrews Brown received the 1999 Journalism Award from the American Associations of Petroleum Geologists. A former geologist for Amoco, Sarah has written four novels that use the oilfield as a backdrop. * William Milliken was awarded the Certified Commercial Investment Member designation by the Commercial Investment Real Estate Institute. William lives in Ann Arbor, Mich., where he is with the Milliken Realty Company.
’74 Barron Beshoar is manager of information services at GAIAM, Inc., in Broomfield, Colo. * Tim Davis and Susan Garsoe were married July 26, 1997, in Cumberland, Maine. Tim teaches at Ruamrudee International School in Bangkok, Thailand. * Gil Frith reported that several alumni attended an event hosted by Joel Solomon at the Standard Club in Chicago in May. Joel hosted the governor of New Mexico and 154 prominent members of the New Mexico legislative and business community known as the "New Mexico Amigos." * John Kessel lives in Colorado Springs, where he is director for USA Volleyball. He travels around the country extensively with his job and was in Winnepeg, Manitoba for the Pan Am Games. * Flip Naumburg coached his Colorado State University club lacrosse team to a win in the 1999 men’s collegiate championship in St. Louis. He was also elected coach of the year. (Happily submitted by mom, Dorothy Sellner Naumburg ’44.) * Doug Palazzari lives in Colorado Springs, where he is the new executive director of USA Hockey. * Rich Staples is senior vice president responsible for Community Reinvestment Act and regulatory compliance for People’s Bancshares, Inc., in Providence, R.I.
’75 Mark your calendars! Your 25th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000. Michael Hannigan, executive director of the Pikes Peak Community Foundation, received the tenth anniversary Special Partnership Award from CC’s Center for Community Service for his work on the Project Steering Committee of the Affordable Housing Project. The project works to preserve, rehabilitate and construct quality affordable housing in Colorado Springs. * Ruth Musgrave is director of the University of New Mexico’s Center for Wildlife Law at the School of Law. She lives outside Albuquerque with her husband, Dave Warren, and their children, Chase and Story. * Pauline Strong lives in Austin, where she is an associate professor of anthropology at the University of Texas. * Page Thompson Tredennick and Morey Hecox ’60 have collaborated in creating the Cook Street School of Fine Cooking in the LoDo area of Denver.
’76 Jennifer Jameson Dutton is a sabbatical replacement at Johnson County Community College doing academic, career and personal counseling. She does private work with individuals in meditation and imagery work. She lives in Overland Park, Kan., with her children, Chelsea and Jamie. * In July, after 24 years with The Gazette in Colorado Springs, Scott G. Smith left his job as a writer to pursue "new horizons." * Laurie Weinstein is an associate professor of anthropology at Western Connecticut State University. She lives in Danbury, Conn., with her six cats and three bunnies, and is learning wildlife rehabilitation in her spare time.
’77 Sandra Harmon Garcia lives in Santa Fe, where she makes pottery full time.
’78 Thomas Bloom is an ophthalmologist in Milwaukee, Wis., and was named chairman of the ophthalmology department at Columbia Hospital. He is also a clinical professor of ophthalmology at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He and wife, Kim, live in Mequon with their two sons. They continue to have a wonderful friendship with Peter Lautmann, his wife, Sally, and their four daughters, who also live in Milwaukee. * Jo Ann Schneider Farris coordinates skating programs for students, faculty, staff and day camp at Honnen Ice Rink at CC, and is also an assistant skating director at the new ice arena at the Chapel Hills Mall. She lives in Colorado Springs with her husband, Dan, and their three children, Rebekah, Joel, and Annabelle. * Yvonne Richeal Vigil is an advertising manager with Gart Sports/Sportsmart in Denver. * Elizabeth Weil is doing her residency in psychiatry at the University of New Mexico Hospital in Albuquerque. After 20 years in Chicago, she’s happy to be back in the West.
’79 Karen Conway is the general manager of the day-to-day operations
for the Independent, Colorado Springs’ alternative newspaper. * David
Morrison, vice president of leasing for Brookfield Properties, was awarded
the certified commercial investment member designation from the Commercial
Investment Real Estate Institute.
’80 Make note! Your 20th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000. Heidi Cost Blake lives in Santa Fe, where she does bookings for family-owned condominiums and a hotel in Akumal, Mexico. * Diane Desenberg and Thomas Mawn live in Sarasota, Fla., and welcome classmates to e-write and/or visit. * Bernhard Gentsch works for Event Products Group, Ltd., in Wilmette, Ill. * Bill Jongeneel lives in London on the banks of the Thames in an old warehouse with views of Tower Bridge. He is an actor and is playing Werner Heisenberg in the play "Copenhagen," at the Duchess Theatre in the West End. * Kevin Kersey is district manager with Perford Products in West Chester, Ohio. * Bert Shepley is an independent human resources consultant in Huntington Beach, Calif., where he lives with his wife, Deborah, and their children, Kevin and Megan. * Anne Shutan lives in Boulder, "the Rockies beckoned." She continues to create furniture and sculpture and was in the April issue of Woodwork. She plays basketball regularly and hopes someday to teach a block at CC.
’81 John Borra is a pilot/writer/illustrator with Rans, Inc., in Hays, Kan., where he lives with his wife, Lucinda, and their son, Joseph. * Renato Buontempo visited with Professor Salvatore Bizzaro in Italy, where Renato lives and is an artist. He now goes by the name Shah Jahan. * Jill Paukert is a principal with Johnston Wells Public Relations in Denver. * Hans Thomsen is studying Japanese art and archaeology in the Ph.D. program at Princeton University. * Lincoln Quintana is senior partner in the Quintana Law Firm in Encinitas, Calif.
’82 Vince Bzdek and Kelsey French were married Jan. 16. * Anne Feiler is head of adult services at Koelbel Library in Littleton, Colo. * Gary Hale is the head coach for the women’s basketball team at Howard Community College in Columbia, Md. Last season was the first team in 10 years for the college and they "held their own" with a 3-17 record. Gary lives in Columbia with his wife, Alicia, and daughter, Maya. He also has two sons, Chris and Terrence. * Cathy Ives Laymon lives in Piedmont, Calif., with her husband, Gary and their two daughters.
’83 Dave Betts is a vice president/investment officer with Dain
Rauscher Corp., in Chicago. * Laura Hershey received the 1998
President’s Committee on Employment with Disabilities Award. Laura lives in
Denver, where she is the executive director of the Disability Center for
Independent Living. She will be presented with the award at the White House
some time this year. * Elizabeth Ring is an editor with the Bloomberg
News in London. * Theodora Saal and Larry Gurwitch were married March
14 in New York. Alumnae in attendance were Rebecca Taggart and Mlada
Bukovansky ’84. Theodora is a staff attorney with The Legal Aid Society in
Kew Gardens, N.Y. * Diane Sherwood and husband Jeff Cocking live in
Wichita, Kan., with their son, Will. She runs her own business, Kids First
Communications.
’84 Earl Balcos is pursuing a graduate degree in dance at the University of Iowa. * Will Balthrope and Melissa Sherman were married Feb. 13, 1998, in Maui. They live in San Antonio, where Will is in the investment division at Grubb & Ellis. * Mike Goldrosen was on campus April 30 as a panelist at the sociology department luncheon. Mike is client services manager for the Boston Public Health Commission. * Rich Mullen and Barbara Fingzies were married October 1998. Rich is a software engineer at Microsoft in Redmond, Wash.
’85 Buck Blessing was selected as one of Colorado Springs "40 Achievers Under 40" by the Colorado Springs Business Journal. Buck is CEO of Griffis/Blessing, Inc. * Gary Desjardins is product director with Vistakon in Jacksonville, Fla. * Messmore Kendall lives in Ridgway, Colo., with his wife, Barbara, and their son, Marten. * Sarah Law and Paul Whistler were married Sept. 19, 1998, in Durango, Colo. Alumni in attendance were Dee Dee Carlson ’78, Lisa Peterson ’84 and Ted Craig ’87, Paul Schmidt ’84, Kathy Malone Koski and Martha Law ’91. They live in Durango, where Sarah is the elected district attorney for the Sixth Judicial District of Colorado. * Justin Magruder reported that he and Steve Kellam have incorporated their Web design and software development firm, Dana/Scott Studios L.L.C., in New York. * Andy Peabody and Hanna Steffian ’86 were married Sept. 27, 1997. Andy is a national sales and marketing manager with Swiss Army Brands in Shelton, Conn. Hanna is a freelance graphic designer, and runs Hanna Steffian Graphics out of their home in Roxbury. * Pamela Riney-Kehrberg is an associate professor of history at Illinois State University in Normal, Ill. * Anne Smith is president of AFS Specialty Foods in Laramie, Wyo.
’86 Bonnie Bertram lives in Atlanta, where she is a producer at CNN.
* Debra Degginger Bradley is a performer at the Country Dinner Playhouse
in Englewood, Colo. She is also a certified personal trainer. * Owen Perkins
is an arts and entertainment writer with the Independent, Colorado
Springs’ alternative newspaper. * Daniel Pierce is a professor of
chemistry/biochemistry at Montana State University in Bozeman, where he lives
with his wife, Yvonne, and their son, Colin. * Glenn Primack is a
financial analyst with Fiduciary Management, Inc., in Milwaukee, Wisc. * Sherry
Masoudi Sommer attends a master’s program in teaching English as a second
language in Boulder, where she lives with her husband, Henrik, and their son,
Samuel.
’87 Jennifer Moran Agarwal is busy fixing up their "new" old home in Glen Ridge, N.J., and trying to adjust to life on the East Coast. She and husband, Brijesh, have two children, Nathan and Meghan. * Greg Kazemi is an emergency physician at St. Pat’s Hospital in Missoula, Mont., where he lives with his wife, Kim, and their daughters, Ruby, Ava and Georgia. * Steve McDougal is manager of strategic development for CNET, Inc., in San Francisco. He lives in Mill Valley with his wife, Jan, and their son, Kevin. * Dorothy Pacheco and Brad Nichols were married April 18, on Flat Top Mountain in British Columbia. * Jennifer Sincero performs with The Jenny Clinkscales Band which is planning a U.S. tour "as soon as we get a van."
’88 Angie Dallas-Pedretti is a patent agent with Sheridan Ross P.C., in Denver. * John Dana is a staff scientist/Engineer 1 at Arcadis Geraghty & Miller in Denver. He lives in Westminster with his wife, Polly, and their children, Nathan and Henry. * After nine years of teaching kindergarten and four years counseling violent offenders, Lorie Nelan Fernald is now home full-time with daughters, Sophia and Isabel. Husband, Doug ’89, is a medical anthropologist for the department of family medicine at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver. * Greg Griffin is the weekend business editor at The Denver Post. * Katy McNitt Jensen works for Lerner Publishing Group in Minneapolis and spends one day a week volunteering at the Minnesota Zoo. She and husband, Rod, spend any spare time renovating their house. * Debbie Kerns Lynch and husband, Mike, live in Aurora, Colo., where Debbie is a full-time mom, caring for their son, Jack. * Helen Marine and James Law were married Oct. 17, 1998, in Santa Barbara. * Darren Schulte is the field operations merchandising coordinator for Petro Stopping Centers, Inc., in El Paso, Texas, where he lives with his wife, Bernadette, and their sons, Adrian and Gabriel. * Julia Sterling participated in the alumni dance concert held July 24 on campus. * Michael Weed is a post-doctoral fellow at Johns Hopkins Medical School in Baltimore. * Bob Zadalis and Michele Cornay were married May 30, 1998. They live in Omaha, where Bob is a general surgeon.
’89 Erik Bergman is a human factors engineer with Pitney Bowes, Inc.,
in Stamford, Conn. * Karen Cella and Paul Burress were married June 21.
Karen is a registered nurse at Memorial Hospital in Colorado Springs. * Tim
Coit and Emily Payne were married Aug. 9, 1998, in Shove Chapel. Alumni in
attendance were Tom and Pam Warden Coit ’63, Ed ’66 and Sharon
Coit ’68 Johnson, Tad ’87 and Chalane Hayward ’88 Coit and Ted
Christianson ’89. Tim teaches at Sierra Middle School in Parker, Colo. * Nina
Farquhar teaches Spanish and art for the Palouse School District in
Palouse, Wash. She and Rich Reese ’88 live in Moscow, Idaho, where Rich
is pursuing a master’s degree in architecture at the University of Idaho. * Guy
Gadowsky is the new head coach of the men’s hockey team at the University
of Alaska-Fairbanks. * John Gillis is in his second year of residency at
Southwest Memorial Hospital in Cortez, Colo. His wife, Cathy Taylor ’90
Gillis, is a full-time mom to their son, Reilly. * Jane Jacobson
Goodnight and husband, Chris ’90, live in Minneapolis with their
daughter, Audrey. Chris is a software engineer with Varitronic Systems, Inc.,
and Jane is an estate planning attorney with a solo practice in Wayzata. * Jamie
Hurley is a public finance consultant with Ehlers & Associates in the
Chicago area. He received a master’s degree in economics through the Peace
Corps Fellow Program in applied community and economic development following
two years of service in the Peace Corps. * John Kantner is an assistant
professor in the Department of Anthropology and Geography at Georgia State
University in Atlanta, where he lives with wife, Christiann Goldsmith ’92
Kantner. * Matt Karzen is deputy district attorney at the 18th
Judicial District Attorney’s Office in Denver. * Heidi Dowd Kassal lives
in Parker, Colo., with her husband, Jeff. She is a full-time mom to daughter
Kaitlin. * Susan McCrary and Michael Gretzinger were married Oct. 11,
1997, in Austin, Texas. Alumni in attendance were Gretchen Haegele, Jennifer
Jessen, Amy Mullen Luster, Sandy Tadken Shaffer and Margo
Weisz. * Lisa Nordstrum and Michael Sheppard were married Feb. 20 in
Tesuque, N.M. They live in Santa Fe, where Lisa is co-director of Tortuga
Tutorial Learning Center. * David Reid is president of David Reid
Interactive in New York. He plans events for companies that build unity and get
people together outside the work environment. * Meg Shaw is the intern
pastor for outreach at Myers Park Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, N.C. * Helmi
Shepard, who spent 18 months in Paraguay learning Spanish and
teaching English, visited Holly Espach Barbosa while on vacation in Sao
Paulo, Brazil. She is now back in Ft. Collins, Colo. * Anna Shortt is a
training specialist with InVision Technologies in Newark, Calif. * Kristin
Thomson is pursuing a master’s degree in public policy at the University of
Delaware. * Dante di Tommaso is a systems administrator/statistical
programmer with Statprobe, Inc., in Seattle. * Chris Wells and Kristi Mora
were married April 4, 1998, in Seattle. They live in Redmond, Wash., where they
both work at PACCAR Financial Corp. Their spare time is spent hiking the
Cascades or scuba diving in British Columbia.
’90 Save the date! Your 10th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000. Kathleen Campbell-DiPaolo is president of Pacific Family Investment Co., in Corona Del Mar, Calif. * Rob Magill and Amy Frisch were married May 8, in Minneapolis. Alumni in attendance were Barbara Jensen Dwyer ’59, Dan and Pam Kirk Magill ’83, Matt Brown and Lucy Grantz. Rob is an associate with Dewey Ballantine, L.L.P., in New York. * Julie Miller-Cribbs is a professor at the College of Social Work at the University of South Carolina in Columbia, where she lives with her husband, Henry, and daughter, Carly. * Mary Bellio Sileo MAT teaches in Douglas County School District in Castle Rock, Colo. She and husband of two years, John, live in Morrison, Colo., with their daughter, Sophia. * Christian and Meredith Anzelc ’91 Spesia live in Joliet, Ill., with their three children, Christian, Kate and Stella. * William Starr, a Colorado Springs photographer, had his photographs included in the "Life’s Images" exhibit at The Warehouse Gallery in Colorado Springs during June. * Brian and Andrea Sunset Weslar live in Wheatridge, Colo., with their son, Ethan. Brian is the western region chain sales manager for Warsteiner Importers Agency, and Andrea works in national account sales for the Coors Brewing Company. * Anne Yeckley is a graphic designer with Shostak Studios, Inc., in New York.
’91 Laurel Vidmar Buckner joined the law firm of Davis Wright Tremaine in Seattle, Wash., and is an adjunct professor at Seattle University Law School. * Casey Clapsaddle is a hydrologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in State College, Penn. He and partner, Kevin Armstrong, live in Millheim, Penn. * Kimber Felton and husband, Mike Ukropina ’89, live in Valencia, Venezuela, with their two children, Kate and Mitch. Mike works for the Latin America packaging division of International Paper and is area manager of seven countries. Kimber and the kids are thriving in the Latin American culture and learning more Spanish daily. * Becky Gillette is pursuing a master’s degree in environmental education at Antioch New England Graduate School. * After four years in Hungary, Amy Hempe is now in Denver, where she works for the Denver Center Theatre Company’s department of education. * Matt Jolley is practicing medicine at the Physician Center in Twin Falls, Idaho, where he lives with his wife, Jodi, and their son, Brendan. * Katie Lawson teaches at the University of Minnesota in Duluth and would love to hear from friends. * Katia Merriam is a special events manager for the San Francisco Art Institute. * Marissa Nordstrom is special programs director at Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central New Mexico. She coordinates a citywide school-based mentoring program she started in 1996. * Kendra Oyen is deputy district attorney for the Office of the District Attorney in Burlington, Colo. * Deb Robison works in the Governor’s Office in Denver, where she is a trade specialist for Asia in the International Trade Office. * Lara Talbot and Grant Gund were married Nov. 7, 1998, in Chicago. Alumni in attendance were Sue Buck, Meg Wittwer Ille, Lauren McArthur, Michelle McKinnon, Sara Noyes and Juliette Shaw. They live in Chicago, where Lara works for Giant Step, an Internet marketing/consulting firm. * Meg Williams teaches elementary school in the Palo Alto Unified School District in Stanford, Calif. * Meg Wittwer and Frank Ille were married May 1 in Oklahoma City. Alumni in attendance were Lara Talbot Gund, Braden Hassebroek, Jay Johnston, Lauren McArthur and Juliette Shaw. Meg is an NBC news anchor at KFOR-TV in Oklahoma City.
’92 Ray Bartlett teaches English at Boston University. * Sara Bennett is programming coordinator with One Reel in Seattle. * Shana Colbin lives in Denver, where she works as a wholesale rep for jewelry and accessories. * Colleen Currie and Jeff Voss were married July 3 on Lookout Mountain, Colorado. Alumna (and pastor) Kimberly Skilling ’79 performed the ceremony. Alumni in attendance were Stephanie Trovas ’90, Troy Balling, Allen Dillingham, Jennifer Haefeli, Joe Hutchinson, Currie Jacobus, Bridget Jeffery, Scott Kempers, Tim Lambert, Deane and Jill Hammer Malott, Carl Rhodes, Steve Suslow, Tona Winterbottom and Cullen Hughes ’94. * Kathy Farrow is doing her residency in pediatric medicine at the State University of New York in Stonybrook. She’d love to hear from friends. * Andy Fedorowicz completed his residency in internal medicine at University Hospital in Denver in June and is working in private practice at Rose Medical Center in Denver. * Rob Gard is editor for the ParkLabrea News and Beverly Press, two local newspapers in the Los Angeles area. * Mandy Gibson and James Shoemaker were married Aug. 22, 1998. Mandy is a training associate with Northwest Regional Educational Laboratory in Portland, Ore. * Christiann Goldsmith and John Kantner ’89 were married in August 1998. They reside in Atlanta, where John is a professor at Georgia State University. * Todd Hartley lives in Aspen, where he is a sports columnist and the sports editor of The Aspen Times. * Rob Hunter and June Steely live in Salt Lake City, where June is doing her residency in internal medicine. * Jane Jagelman is a psychologist with Correctional Medical Services in Walpole, Mass. * Doug Lansky and Signe Mattsson were married July 17 in Sweden. Best man at the wedding was Tim Lambert. Doug is a nationally syndicated travel columnist. * Baylor Ledbetter-Stovall co-owns Ledbetter Lusk Gallery in Memphis. * Walter Long is a financial advisor with American Express Financial Advisors in Edison, N.J. * Lee and Kerri Tashiro ’90 Vierling live in Rapid City, S.D., where Lee is an assistant professor at South Dakota School of Mines and Technology.
’93 Kristen Anderson lives in Odessa, Texas, where she loves teaching
at Odessa High School. Over the summer she spent a month traveling in
Australia. * Julie Berglund and Chris Fredericks were married in August
1998. They live in Corvallis, Ore., where Julie is pursuing a Ph.D. at
Oregon State University. * Anne Dean and David Winegar were married
March 6 in Estes Park, Colo. Alumnae in attendance were Julie Hart and Mechelle
Keeton Hoover. Anne is a supervisor of new accounts for Charles Schwab
& Co. in Denver. * Gina Gianarelli and Tom Taranto were married May
1 at Shove Chapel. Alumnae in attendance were Andrea McReynolds Traut ’90,
Kara Ayers Dorantes, Jennifer Schreck and Kiki Vorpahl. * Zachary
Gray is a fourth year medical student at the University of Southern
California School of Medicine. * Kristin Kott is senior executive
recruiter for CPS Inc., in Huntington Beach, Calif. * Sara Joel,
Kristin Van Loon and Arwen Wilder participated in the alumni dance
concert held July 24 on campus. * Elizabeth Ortiz is stationed in Korea
after serving as an assistant wing executive officer at Lackland, A.F.B.,Texas.
* Doug and Amber Gillberg ’94 Orton live in Melrose, Mass., with
their daughter, Jesse. Doug is a corporate trainer at John Hancock Funds, and
Amber is in the property management division at BankBoston. * Wendy Powers and
Shane Borchert were married May 29 at the Phoenix Zoo. Alumni in attendance
were Jerry Giacinto, Shannon Nienow, Johnine Pietroski and
Sara Silton. Wendy teaches at Cactus High School in Glendale, Ariz. * Ben
Straley is pursuing a graduate degree at Northwestern University’s Kellogg
School of Management. * Karen Waxer-Garmazi is the office
manager/director of human resources for the Treacy Marketing Group in Chicago,
where she works with Ellen Starr Farrar ’92.
’94 Amy Bricker and Michael McGrath were married March 13 in Denver. The bridesmaids were Alison Walter ’92 and Susan Scallia. * Sean Cayton is a freelance journalist based in Colorado Springs. He spent the summer in the four corners area photographing and interviewing uranium miners and their families about mining and how it has affected them over the past 50 years. * Tim Deschaines is a post-doctoral researcher at the Boston University Photonics Center in Boston. * Megan Bray Foss attends physician assistant school at Saint Francis College in Loretto, Penn., where she lives with husband, Langdon ’95, who is a freelance illustrator. * Barry Gordon is pursuing an M.B.A. at the University of Texas at Austin. * John Langhus lives in Melbourne, Australia, where he is an attorney with Sullivan & Cromwell. * Dolly Norton Miller is recreation director for the town of Mt. Crested Butte, Colo. "Megan Sheehan – where are you?" * Galen Myers is a strategic consultant with Rare Medium Inc., in San Francisco. * Brandon Nathan lives in Madison, where he is in his first year of residency in pediatrics at the University of Wisconsin. * Kate Freeman Nelson teaches science at Sproul Junior High in Colorado Springs. * Elliot Page has just produced the CD, Mind, with his band, Zyrah’s Orange. * Anne Powell lives in Laramie, Wyo., where she is pursuing a master’s degree in urban and regional resource planning at the University of Wyoming. * Rob Rager and Rachel Mills moved to Tempe, Ariz., where Rob is pursuing a master’s degree in architecture at Arizona State University. * Laura Buckingham Schonlau is a human resources coordinator with Transgenomic, Inc., in Omaha. * Jennifer Crute Steiner is executive director with HCR Manor Care Foundation in Toledo, Ohio. * Whitney Swanger is in her third year of medical school at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in Denver. * David Tucker is vice president at Collins Associates in Minneapolis. * Mark Tuttle is an artist in Jackson, Wyo., where he runs Mark Tuttle Studios.
’95 Make note now! Your 5th reunion will be celebrated Oct. 13-15, 2000. Maureen Alt is pursuing a graduate degree in international public health at John Hopkins University in Baltimore, Md. * Lynn Barnes is program coordinator at Sunnyside Homes in Redwood Falls, Minn. * Jakob Bovin is support account manager for Hewlett-Packard Switzerland in Geneva. * Billy Bromage and his wife, Benedicte, live in Frederiksberg, Denmark, where Billy is pursuing a master’s degree in education. * Beckley Davis is a Ph.D. candidate at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston. * After teaching for a year in Costa Rica, Tamara Gower is in Seattle, where she is pursuing a master’s degree in education. She teaches Spanish and dance at Jackson High School. * Turner Grant is in institutional sales with Lehman Brothers in San Francisco. * Katherine Hughes is managing editor of the Environmental News Network in Sun Valley, Idaho. * Read Norton lives in Boston, where he is the promotions manager for the nautical web site, Boatscape.com * May Penuela and Amy Wolfe participated in an on-campus panel discussion at the Sociology Department luncheon in April. Amy is the director of Affiliate Development of Compassion in Dying in Portland, Ore. * Michael Rabinovitch is a financial analyst for Hewlett Packard in Boblingen, Germany. * Kirk Robbins is pursuing a master’s degree in educational counseling at the University of Phoenix at Denver. * Pamela Uihlein is pursuing a graduate degree in environmental studies at the University of Montana in Missoula.
’96 Adam Adair works for USA.Net in Colorado Springs. * Ryan Bach,
former hockey goaltender with the Los Angeles Kings, signed a contract with the
Florida Panthers. * Devra Berkowitz started her own photography
studio/business, B.u. Photography, in Hoboken, N.J. * Benjamin Edwards lives
in Columbus, Ohio, where he is a law clerk with the Court of Claims of Ohio. * Joshua
Geller is a software engineer with Tessera Enterprise Systems in Wakefield,
Mass. * Adam Henrich is an executive officer with the U.S. Marine Corps.
He served in a humanitarian mission in Haiti and was a security force commander
in the Kosovo refugee camp, "Camp Hope," in Albania. * Cristen
Laurens MAT is a senior teacher/science curriculum coordinator at
Roosevelt-Edison Charter School in Colorado Springs. * Hollye Lipke and Mark
Hahn were married March 28, 1998, in Shove Chapel. They reside in Cleveland
Heights, Ohio. * Bill Mangle is pursuing a master’s degree in natural
resources and environment at the University of Michigan. He spent April and May
traveling around Nepal – "fascinating." * Jane Meads spent
four months traveling across the country, starting in Alaska and ending in
Miami. She was part of a support team for two cyclists biking cross-country to
build awareness for spinal cord disability and paralysis. * Korbin Pugh works
in the education department at the Denver Zoological Foundation. * Daniele
Richardson is a software engineer for MCI Worldcom in Colorado Springs. * Jamie
Roberts attends the M.F.A. in directing program at Catholic University.
Jamie and Nathan Rasch ’97 live in the Washington, D.C., area and would
love to hear from friends. * After adventuring around the world for many years,
Abbay Robinson has settled in Boca Raton, Fla., where she is a
management trainee for a factoring company. * Ashley Struck lives
in Denver, where she works for Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains. * Jeremy
Wilhelm directed the alumni-based Buntport Theater which held two
performances of "Quixote" in Armstrong Theatre in July. * Christopher
Wish is a store manager at Gordon’s Jewelers in Greeley, Colo.
’97 Ryan Bennett is a geologist with ERM-West in Walnut Creek, Calif.
* Annette Demel MAT teaches at Ivywild Elementary School in Colorado
Springs. * Graham Driscoll lives in Wayne, Penn., where he is currently
working as a gardener on an estate developing a landscape master plan and a
naturalistic water garden. * Erik Edborg was part of the alumni-based
Buntport Theater which held two performances of "Quixote" in
Armstrong Theatre in July. * Paul Evans is a research specialist with
Environmental Information, Ltd., in Minneapolis. * Jodi Chadwick Grubb MAT lives
in Beaverton, Ore., where she is a teacher. * Sara Grundman participated
in the alumni dance concert held July 24 on campus. * Maja Haium lives
in Alexandria, Va., where she is a freelance writer. * Ryan Hamilton is
a teacher and handyman for the Fellowship Foundation in Southborough, Mass. * Karin
Hertzig works as an administrative assistant at Empresa, Inc., an
e-commerce solutions company, in Cambridge, Mass. * Gregory Hewett completed
his two-year Peace Corps service in Bolivia and is now in Japan, where he is in
the JET program. * Eric McCuskey and A’mi Bellew were married May 22 in
Reno, Nev. Eric teaches at McQueen High School in Reno, where they live with
their daughter, Baleigh. * Teresa Micek and Jeremy Buch were married
Feb. 13 in Englewood, Colo. Alumni in attendance were Joseph Sharman, Jodi
Woodward and Jelani Allen ’98. * Riley Peterson and Manoj
Moorjani were married May 10, 1997, in Elk River, Minn. Alumna Tifani Rick was
in attendance. They live in Hong Kong, where Riley teaches English to Chinese
children. * Jeff Phillips is a senior cost analyst for Earthlink, Inc.,
at their headquarters in Pasadena, Calif., where he also coaches a high school
varsity boys’ basketball team. * William Spencer is assistant director
of gift planning at the University of Iowa Foundation in Iowa City. *
Nicolaus Trabandt is vice president of Engineering Concepts International
in Littleton, Colo. * Josiah Whitman is a technical recruiter with
R.H.I. Consulting in Portland, Ore.
’98 Nathan Anderson works in the Center for Cancer Research at M.I.T. in Cambridge, Mass. * Matt Bonser is an assistant director of admission at Colorado College. * Donna Drucker is pursuing a master’s in library science at Indiana University in Indianapolis. * Hannah Duggan and Erin Rollman were part of the alumni-based Buntport Theater which held two performances of "Quixote" in Armstrong Theatre in July. * Jonathan Kidde is a wilderness coordinator with Fremont High Educational Program and Wilderness in Lander, Wyo. * Miako Polson is a dorm supervisor at the Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind in Colorado Springs. * Benjamin Reneker is president of Reel Mind in Monterey, Calif. * Jody Robinson is attending Wake Forest Medical School in Winston-Salem, N.C. * Kim Silver, who works for the El Pomar Foundation, received the 10th Anniversary Special Partnership Award from CC’s Center for Community Service for her work on the project steering committee of the Affordable Housing Project. The group is preserving, rehabilitating and constructing quality affordable housing in Colorado Springs. * Mags Stevenson lives in Miami, and would love to hear from friends. * Christine Stolz and John-Baptiste Noel were married Jan. 23, in Toronto, Ont. They live in Chicago, where Christine is a QA administrator of Classified Ventures, an Internet company. * Selen Ucak is a fellow with The Levy Institute Forecasting Center in Mount Kisco, N.Y. * Robert Vinton is a sales representative with Rocky Mountain Internet in Denver. * Jesse Walker participated in the alumni dance concert held July 24 on campus.
’99 Reed Bargren is a staff member of therewewere, a new
cultural adventure magazine. Staff members will participate in a three-month
"race" from Nepal to the Canary Islands and will use Telmails,
mini-typewriters, to dictate their adventures back to the publisher. The
magazine will be published bi-monthly beginning in January 2000 and will contain
articles about staff members' adventures. * Verdel Baskin joined Teach
for America. He teaches English in a secondary school in Los Angeles. *
Emily Bennett and Matt Petraglia were part of the alumni-based
Buntport Theater which held two performances of "Quixote" in
Armstrong Theatre in July. * Peter Devine lives in Manchester,
England, where he is a senior journalist on a British weekly newspaper. *
Jeremy Jepson, senior class president, received the 10th Anniversary
Special Partnership Award from CC’s Center for Community Service for his work
on the Project Steering Committee of the Affordable Housing Project. The group
is preserving, rehabilitating and constructing quality affordable housing in
Colorado Springs. Jeremy is serving in the Peace Corps in St. Vincent in the
West Indies. * Stephen Raher lives in Colorado Springs, where he runs
Epimethian Press & Distribution, a non-profit books-for-prisoners program.
He also has a full-time job with the Gill Foundation. * Amy Wielkoszewski is
an analyst with Andersen Consulting in Phoenix.
Professor Don Shearn reports that a great time was had by all who attended a gathering at his apartment in San Francisco in March. In attendance were alumni and former students of Don’s physiological psychology course, including Susan Ryan ’77, who is in the Department of Anesthesiology at University of California-San Francisco; David Nichol ’78, a local psychiatrist; Jamie Taylor ’87, owner of a software company that analyzes behavior on the Internet; Kelley Yost Abrams ’93, who is completing her Ph.D. in developmental psychology at the University of California-Berkeley; and Jenny Barba ’98, who is doing neuroscience research on Parkinson’s disease. Don’s son, Patrick Shearn ’85, who was in town to do special effects for a film, and Don’s wife, Mary Lou Lindfelt Shearn ’70, were also at the gathering.
GRADUATE DEGREES
1967—Sehoy Savage Brown, M.Ed., secondary school counseling, University of Missouri, 1/98
1967—Linda Lewis Bryson, M.A., applied linguistics, Georgia State University, 12/98
1976—Jennifer Jameson Dutton, master of counseling psychology, University of Kansas, 1999
1978—Elizabeth Weil, M.D., Northwestern University, 1999
1981—Hans Thomsen, M.A., University of Kansas, 12/97
1984—Brian Mandabach, M.A.T., Colorado College, 8/98
1984—Sarah Millspaugh, Ph.D., University of Oregon, 12/97
1988—Amy Blair, M.B.A, University of Denver, 1998
1988—Angie Dallas-Pedretti, Ph.D., immunology, University of Colorado, 2/96
1989—Tim Coit, master of education, University of Memphis, 8/99
1989—Jamie Hurley, master of economics, Illinois State University, 8/98
1989—John Kantner, Ph.D., anthropology, University of California-Santa Barbara, 3/99
1989—Jonathan McMurray, Ph.D., history, Claremont Graduate University, 5/99
1990—Jim Burness, M.B.A., Denver University, 5/99
1990—Julie Miller-Cribbs, Ph.D., social work, Washington University, 1999
1990—Kerri Tashiro Vierling, Ph.D., University of Colorado, 5/98
1991—Katie Lawson, M.Ed., Smith College, 1998
1991—Deb Robison, M.A., Hiroshima University, 3/98
1991—Shaharra Usnick, Ph.D., University of Colorado-Boulder, 8/99
1992—Ray Bartlett, M.F.A., creative writing, Boston University, 9/99
1992—Kathy Farrow, M.D., University of Colorado, 5/99
1992—Jane Jagelman, Psy.D., Nova Southeastern University, 8/98
1992—Mandy Gibson Shoemaker, M.A., Southern Oregon University, 8/98
1992—Lee Vierling, Ph.D., University of Colorado, 5/99
1993—Carey Wall, J.D., University of Minnesota, 5/97
1994—Timothy Garth, master of psychology, Washington State University, 5/99
1994—Kate Freeman Nelson, M.A.T., Colorado College, 8/98
1995—Jennifer Bascom, J.D., University of Montana, 5/98
1995—Andy Davenport, M.D., University of Texas, 5/99
1996—Charlie Blumenstein, M.S., water resource engineering, Stanford University, 6/99
1996—Steven Burnkrant, master of psychology, Virginia Tech., 5/99
1996—Amy Gaffney, master of geological science, University of Washington, 6/99
1996—Daniele Richardson, master of mathematics, New Mexico State University, 5/98
1996—Ann Willis, M.A.T., Colorado College, 8/98
1997—Heather Block, M.A., history, Utah State University, 5/99
1997—Kiandra Mitchell, M.A.T., Colorado College, 8/98
1997—Jeff Phillips, M.B.A., San Diego State University, 5/99
MARRIAGES
1959—James Douglass to Katherine Woodard, Colorado Springs, 6/3/99
1965—Hal Smith to Barbara Meissner, Washington, Va., 9/19/98
1965—John Van Ness to Sandia Martinez, Bethlehem, Penn., 1/16/99
1971—Emily Estes and Roy McAlpine, Farmington, Conn., 6/12/99
1972—Iain Sherwood to Karen Winkler, Santa Barbara, Calif., 6/1/99
1974—Tim Davis to Susan Garsoe, Cumberland, Maine, 7/26/97
1982—Vince Bzdek to Kelsey French, Washington, D.C., 1/16/99
1983—Theodora Saal to Larry Gurwitch, New York, 3/14/99
1984—Will Balthrope to Melissa Sherman, Maui, 2/13/98
1984—Rich Mullen to Barbara Fingzies, Renton, Wash., 10/98
1985—Sarah Law to Paul Whistler, Durango, Colo., 9/19/98
1985—Andy Peabody and Hanna Steffian ’86, Roxbury, Conn., 9/27/97
1987—Dorothy Pacheco to Brad Nichols, British Columbia, 4/18/99
1988—Helen Marine to James Law, Santa Barbara, 10/17/98
1988—Bob Zadalis to Michele Cornay, Omaha, 5/30/98
1989—Karen Cella to Paul Burress, Colorado Springs, 6/21/99
1989—Tim Coit to Emily Payne, Colorado Springs, 8/9/98
1989—Susan McCrary to Michael Gretzinger, Austin, Texas, 10/11/97
1989—Lisa Nordstrum to Michael Sheppard, Tesuque, N.M., 2/20/99
1989—Chris Wells to Kristi Mora, Seattle, 4/4/98
1990—Rob Magill to Amy Frisch, Minneapolis, 5/8/99
1991—Lara Talbot to Grant Gund, Chicago, 11/7/98
1991—Meg Wittwer to Frank Ille, Oklahoma City, 5/1/99
1992—Colleen Currie and Jeff Voss, Lookout Mountain, Colo., 7/3/99
1992—Mandy Gibson to James Shoemaker, Portland, Ore., 8/22/98
1992—Christiann Goldsmith and John Kantner ’89, Santa Barbara, 8/98
1992—Doug Lansky to Signe Mattsson, Sweden, 7/17/99
1993—Julie Berglund to Chris Fredericks, Corvallis, Ore., 8/98
1993—Anne Dean to David Winegar, Estes Park, Colo., 3/6/99
1993—Gina Gianarelli to Tom Taranto, Colorado Springs, 5/1/99
1993—Wendy Powers to Shane Borchert, Phoenix, 5/29/99
1994—Amy Bricker to Michael McGrath, Denver, 3/13/99
1996—Hollye Lipke to Mark Hahn, Colorado Springs, 3/28/98
1997—Eric McCuskey to A’mi Bellew, Reno, 5/22/99
1997—Teresa Micek to Jeremy Buch, Englewood, Colo., 2/13/99
1997—Riley Peterson to Manoj Moorjani, Elk River, Minn., 5/10/97
1998—Christine Stolz to John-Baptiste Noel, Toronto, Ont., 1/23/99
BIRTHS/ADOPTIONS
1975—Ruth Musgrave and husband Dave Warren, a daughter, Story Laura Margaret, Albuquerque, 10/4/98
1979—Craig Engleman and wife Glenys, a son, Samuel Mark, York, England, 3/31/99
1982—Cathy Ives Laymon and husband Gary, a daughter, Claire Elise, Berkeley, Calif., 4/19/99
1983—Peter Armstrong and wife Kathleen, a daughter, Emily Campbell, Littleton, Colo., 2/5/99
1983—Diane Sherwood and husband Jeff Cocking, a son, Will, Wichita, Kan., 1/21/99
1984—Will Balthrope and wife Melissa, a daughter, Brooke, Dallas, 12/98
1984—Albert Bupp and wife Julie Chickering, a son, Simon Orion, Putney, Vt., 6/2/99
1985—Messmore Kendall and wife Barbara, a son, Marten, Ridgway, Colo., 1/6/97
1986—Jodi Royce Cahillane and husband Jamie, a daughter, Sophia, Lenox Dale, Mass., 4/99
1986—Allison O’Neall and Scott Allen ’87, a son, Donovan Stetson, Boulder, 12/23/98
1986—Daniel Pierce and wife Yvonne, a son, Colin Henry, Bozeman, Mont., 5/28/99
1986—Sherry Masoudi Sommer and husband Henrik, a son, Samuel,
Boulder, 12/5/98
1986—Hanna Steffian and Andy Peabody ’85, a daughter, Ellen, Roxbury, Conn., 10/27/98
1987—Jennifer Moran Agarwal and husband Brijesh, a daughter, Meghan Sara, Montclair, N.J., 5/2/99
1987—Greg Kazemi and wife Kim, twin daughters, Ava and Georgia, Missoula, Mont., 4/8/99
1987—Steve McDougal and wife Jan, a son, Kevin, Mill Valley, Calif., 5/11/99
1988—Stephanie Broth Collins and husband Gregory, a son, Noah Morris, Dayton, Ohio, 11/13/98
1988—Debbie Roark deFisser and husband Mike, a son, Garrett Richard, Gilbert, Ariz., 3/11/99
1988—Greg Griffin and wife Marta, a daughter, Ana T., Denver, 7/9/98
1988—Jamie and Kristen Dillon Lummis, a son, Asher Davis, Grand Junction, 4/18/99
1988—Debbie Kerns Lynch and husband Mike, a son, John Kerns, Aurora, Colo., 9/13/98
1988—Stacey McDonald Torres and husband Carlos, a daughter, Mia Aliana, Chapel Hill, N.C., 6/21/99
1989—Julie Sussman Eskenazi and husband David, a daughter, Sophia Wise, Indianapolis, 7/23/99
1989—Doug and Lorie Nelan ’88 Fernald, a daughter, Isabel
Lucille, Lakewood, Colo., 2/99
1989—John and Cathy Taylor ’90 Gillis, a son, Reilly Lynn, Dolores, Colo., 9/25/98
1989—Jane Jacobson Goodnight and husband Chris ’90, a daughter, Audrey Kathleen, Minneapolis, 4/6/97
1989—Susan McCrary Gretzinger and husband Michael, a daughter, Allie Wilson, Austin, Texas, 10/21/98
1989—Matt Karzen and wife Pam, a son, Sam, Denver, 4/8/99
1989—Heidi Dowd Kassal and husband Jeff, a daughter, Kaitlin Marie, Parker, Colo., 5/27/98
1989—Matt Neuhoff and wife Suzy, a daughter, Hayden Elizabeth, Tampa, Fla., 5/7/99
1989—Lisa Nordstrum Sheppard and husband Michael, a daughter, Emma Marie, Santa Fe, N.M., 5/11/99
1990—Kathleen Campbell-DiPaolo and husband Erik, a son, Christopher Campbell, Newport Beach, Calif., 3/1/99
1990—Mark and Lisa Remey ’91 Hastings, twin sons, Matthew Wadsworth and Michael Remey, Riverside, Conn., 6/11/99
1990—Nathan and Anne Tschida ’89 Longenecker, a daughter, Margaret Anne, Denver, 3/2/99
1990—Christine Dowell Roberson and husband Kevin, a daughter, Linnaea Mae, Buffalo, Minn., 11/06/98
1990—Mary Bellio Sileo MAT and husband John, a daughter, Sophia Grace, Morrison, Colo., 11/22/98
1990—Christian and Meredith Anzelc ’91 Spesia, a daughter, Stella Ann, Joliet, Ill., 7/9/99
1990—Ilana Steinberg and husband Ray Merenstein, a son, Ely Samuel, Washington, D.C., 7/3/99
1990—Brian and Andrea Sunset Weslar, a son, Ethan John, Wheatridge, Colo., 4/18/99
1991—Lynn Sandifer Cobb and husband Andy, a daughter, Marie Rose, Littleton, Colo., 6/19/99
1991—Kevin and Mara Walker ’92 Murphy, a daughter, Maeve Alice, Bethesda, Md., 12/30/98
1992—Dorothy Barnes Kellner and husband Brian, a son, Brennan, San Mateo, Calif., 4/5/98
1992—Sheila Ruminer Kowalczyk and husband Joey, a son, Max Joseph, Albuquerque, 5/31/99
1993—Aaron and Tracey Lowe Griess, a daughter, Madison MacKenzie, Honolulu, 4/3/98
1993—Doug and Amber Gillberg ’94 Orton, a daughter, Jesse Nicole, Melrose, Mass., 4/15/99
1993—Karen Waxer-Garmazi and husband Radhouan, a son, Abdelhamid, Chicago, 5/27/99
1994—Kate Freeman Nelson and husband Tim, a daughter, Keeley Lauren, Colorado Springs, 3/16/99
1995—Billy Bromage and wife Benedicte, a daughter, Emma, Frederiksberg, Denmark, 5/29/99