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works as a midwife and Andrew
works as a research professor in
the Geology Department at the
University of Vermont. Anyone
passing through or headed to
ski is welcome to stay with us.
Livia Carega
sends greetings
from the West Village in N.Y.C.,
where she currently works in
business development at Apollo
Global Management and sees
many Paulies on a regular basis.
2005
Elizabeth Mills
elizabethalabamamills@gmail
.com
www.sps.edu/2005
Reunion planning is well under-
way and I’m looking forward to
celebratingour 10threunionwith
everyone inMay. Hope y’all have
been enjoying our #TBT photos
on the Form of 2005 Facebook
page this fall and winter.
2006
Clayton Sachs
clayton.sachs@gmail.com
Eli Mitchell
writes: “Last June,
I met up with
Heather Coburn
Cooper ’90
in her hometown
of Johannesburg, South Africa,
while I was traveling through en
route to Turkey from Mozam-
bique. I had briefly conversed
with Heather as a fellow SPS
alumna in Africa when I was liv-
ing in Rwanda in 2010. She and
her husbandwere nice enough to
treatme to adinner out in the city
– it’s wonderful to see just how
far the SPS community extends.”
2007
Quincy Darbyshire
j.quincy.darbyshire@gmail.com
Plenty of good news coming
from the Form of 2007.
Peter
Harrison
writes: “This season
– and year – has been about
making a new home in the
Pacific Northwest and finding
happiness on long runs and
hikes. I find that the marathons
(Seattle, Austin, San Francisco,
Seattle again) keep me happy
and thoroughly challenged and
allow me to pursue something
that we all seek with our SPS
background – constant im-
provement. I often think about
Donny Dickson
during the
long runs, focusing on good
memories, and I hope you all
have found a way to handle his
passing in a healthy way.”
Says
Grant Gendron,
“In
the past year, I graduated from
Boston University School of
Law, passed the Massachusetts
and New Hampshire bar exams,
joined both bars, began working
at a firmcalled Sheehan Phinney
Bass & Green, moved to Man-
chester, and became an assistant
coach to the SPS debate team.”
And a wedding –
Peter
Child
married Sarah Talbot
on October 10, 2014, in Bolton,
Vt. The wedding was a total
blast and the couple now lives
together with their two dogs
(Gordie and Walter) in South
Burlington, where Pete works
in orthopaedic sales and Sarah
is an orthopaedic surgery PA.
Anne-Louise Meyer
sends
news from Germany: “In early
2015,
Sophie Flemmer ’09
,
Jenny Deventer ’08
, and I met
up in Regensburg, Germany. As
we all attended SPS as exchange
students for one year, we were
happy to meet up for this mini
SPS reunion and remember our
time at the School. We agreed
that it has shaped our lives and
that sometimes it all seems
like a dream, because our SPS
experience was so outstand-
ingly different from our lives
in Germany. Well, what are our
lives like today? Sophie and I
both attend medical school in
Regensburg. While Sophie still
has some years to go, I finished
all my classes and am planning
to graduate in 2016. Jenny is
graduating from University of
Kiel this year with a diploma in
psychology. If you feel like being
in touch, please e-mail. And if
you happen to be in Germany,
we’d love to meet up. Winterly
greetings from Regensburg.”
2009
Victoria Hetz
victoria.hetz@gmail.com
This coming April,
Joseph
O’Donnell
will embark on a
thru-hike along the Appala-
chian Trail, with the intent of
fundraising at least $1 per mile
to raise awareness for mental
health and suicide prevention.
Hopefully, the hike will be a bit
easier knowing the Formof 2009
is behind him.
Jody Gowen
reports that he currently lives
and works in N.Y.C., and was
recently promoted to associate
copywriter at Vayner Media, a
Taking a break from grouse shooting in Scotland are (l. to r.): Jon
Landry ’02, Johan van der Goltz ’55, Annemarie von der Goltz ’02,
Clay Nichol ’00, and Lytle Nichol ’55.
Emily and Ben
Bleiman ’99
welcomed
Madeline Sage
Bleiman on
Nov. 11.
Christie Taylor ’00 received a Ph.D.
in biochemistry from the Univer-
sity of Miami. With her were sister,
Katie ’93, who recently had a solo
art show in NYC, and brother,
Van ’91, a Texas state senator.
Heather Nappi ’01 and husband
Chris welcomed daughter Hayden
Catherine Nappi on October 5.
Big sister Addison is very proud.
Nicholas Ames ’01 with August
Endicott Ames, born June 4,
and Edward Smith ’01 with
Eloise Elizabeth “Betty” Smith,
born on August 17.
John Munson
Imbriglia Jr., son
of Gillian and
John Imbriglia
’99, joined the
party Nov. 26.
