45
going through the rest of the
motions to keep the doctors
happy. I want to thank you all for
the generous support during this
latest of trials. Let’s hope this is
the last I’ll see of hospitals and I
can move on with my life!”
And
Joe Zorumski
has this to
say: “We had boy No. 3 in early
November. Baby Hayes is doing
great. His brothers, Grahamand
Reed, are handling the transition
pretty well. Looking forward to
seeing everyone at our 20th.”
More good news from
Erika
Lea
and “Coach”
Chris Simons
:
“Chris and I welcomed a baby
girl, Ruthie Mae Lea-Simons,
on July 5.
Andy Bay
and
Will
McCulloch
were at our place
for a holiday BBQ when I went
into labor – an early and happy
surprise. Ruthie is perfect and
joins big siblings Creston and
Ivy, who are almost five years
old. We are looking forward to
seeing everyone in May!”
And
Graham Day
reports
from the West Coast: “Lisa
and I are just beginning to
enjoy the rewards of potty and
sleep training the second time
around. Harper, Marion, and
Luella are displaying mastery
of all preschool subjects but
show blatant disregard for their
domestic responsibilities. We
were very happy to receive a
visit from
Sarah Casey
. It was
great to see her. She’s expecting
a baby girl very soon. We always
enjoy hanging out with Lillian,
Avery, and
Andrew Bleiman
’98
when we have a chance.
Otherwise, we miss being in a
city populated with the Form of
’95. There really isn’t a substi-
tute or antidote out there.”
It iswith both joy and a certain
melancholy I pen this (nearly)
last official dispatch as form
director. I cannot wait to see
you all at our big 20th this May
and look forward to many more
adventures together thereafter.
See you all soon in Millville!
1997
Amy Singer
ameliasinger1@gmail.com
James Funk
shares: “I had the
chance to catch up with
Molly
Perencevich
and
Catherine
Hunter
during an October trip
back home and also to explore
SPS during the fall foliage. It is
still as stunning as ever. Back
on the West Coast, the ranks of
the Form of 1997 double with
the arrival of
Betsy Madden
in San Francisco. We had the
chance to reconnect at an SPS
holiday party hosted by
Ben
Bleiman ’99
.”
Chris Cheang
writes: “I got
married in June inGrandCayman
toOlivia Tong.
Patti LinGordon
’96
attended and
Emily Chang
Brands ’96
, who introduced me
to my wife, were the officiants.
Emily and Olivia went to the
University of Chicago together.”
1999
Ben Bleiman
benny.bleiman@gmail.com
2000
Kathryn Duryea
kathryn.duryea@gmail.com
www.sps.edu/2000
In December,
Christie Taylor
received her Ph.D. in biochem-
istry from the University of
Miami.
2002
Tobias McDougal
tymcdougal@gmail.com
Lucy Chapin
and Andrew
Schroth welcomed Sadie Dea-
con Schroth on December 12,
2014. They live in the Mad River
Valley of Vermont, where Lucy
Emma Bernbach ’95’s children
in Mallorca, Spain.
Blair and Arthur Sheehan ’97
welcomed Malcolm Orr Shee-
han on August 28.
Chris Cheang ’97 and Olivia Tong at their June wedding with SPS
friends, including (l. to r.): Patti Lin Gordon ’96, the groom and
bride, and Emily Chang Brands ’96.
At a Super Bowl after-party on February 1, SPS alumni (l. to r.) Austen
Earl ’97, David Walton ’97, and Nick Pell ’95 caught up with New
England Patriots Super Bowl hero Malcolm Butler (second from left).
Formmates from ’97 catching up on a trip to N.H. included (l. to r.):
Catherine Ruedig Hunter, Molly Perencevich Smith, and Christina
and Jamie Funk.
