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1999
Ben Bleiman
benny.bleiman@gmail.com
Inger Hanson
writes: “This
past Christmas, I was reminded
of chorus days (and the brief
stints of when
Ben Bleiman
and I portrayed Mary and Jo-
seph) and tried to model my
new congregation’s Christmas
pageant after our SPS pageant,
with limited success. I think
the congregation loved it. I, of
course, still suffer frombeloved
memories of an 80-voice choir.
There is always an open invi-
tation for a place to crash in
Jackson, Wyo., if any formmates
find themselves exploring out
this way (the parsonage has two
guest rooms and a guest bath).”
Amy Britton
sends her fam-
ily update: “My husband and I
welcomed our third son, Holden
Grant Britton, who joins broth-
ers Landon Wade and Macallan
Thayer. We continue to enjoy life
outside of Washington, D.C.”
News from
Andrew Jarrett:
“My wife, Maggie, and I wel-
comed our first child on June 20.
Ruth Elizabeth Jarrett weighed
7 lbs., 3 oz. and measured
20 inches. We live in Denver,
where I work in oil and gas.”
2000
Elizabeth Leeds
esmarshall@gmail.com
Charles Scribner
earned his
master’s inpublic administration
from UAB, while continuing to
run Black Warrior Riverkeeper.
He andwife,
Elizabeth ’02
, cele-
brated by installing a solar
power system on their roof in
order to be better stewards of
God’s creation. Every day at the
Scribner home is a cross be-
tweenEco-Fest and Eco-Chapel.
Marc Aronson
writes: “I
was thrilled to return the favor
from my wedding last year
and serve as best man for
Eads
Johnson ’02
at his wedding to
Jill Jensen at the Airlie Estate
in Virginia. There were lots of
Paulies in attendance.”
2001
Jim Baehr
jimmybaehr@gmail.com
www.sps.edu/2001
Reunion planning is well un-
derway and I’m looking forward
to celebrating our 15th reunion
with everyone. For more in-
formation about the weekend,
check our reunion website at
www.sps.edu/2001 to see who
is planning to attend. Make your
plans today!
2002
Toby McDougal
tymcdougal@gmail.com
Miller Resor
has been working
for the Spirit Guild, a startup
distillery in the Arts District
of Downtown Los Angeles.
The distillery released its first
run of Astral Pacific Gin just
before the New Year. Miller will
also be selling Rio Bravo olive
oil, made from seven varieties
of olives grown on his family’s
farm outside of Bakersfield, at
the Atwater Village Farmers’
Market. Check it out.
Elizabeth Scribner
and
Charles ’00
continue the en-
vironmental fight in Alabama.
They recently installed a 7 kW
off-grid, battery-tied solar
power system on their home,
which powers the majority of
their house loads. Their sys-
tem was featured in a short
documentary shown around the
state to promote solar power.
The technology is so impres-
sive that Elizabeth, along with
three other partners, is starting
a new solar power company in
Birminghamcalled Vulcan Solar
Power.
John Baumler
and his wife,
Nina, welcomed baby William,
who arrived at a surprisingly
large 9 lbs., 11 oz. His sister,
Madeleine, could not be more
pleased with him. They enjoyed
their first introduction to many
St. Paul’s friends at the wed-
ding of
Willie Evarts
this past
summer.
2003
Thomas Ho
thomas.patrick.ho@gmail.com
Happy New Year, Form of 2003.
December was a perfect wrap-
up to a good year with a great
mini-reunion in Boston and
a solid showing at this year’s
Lessons and Carols in Millville.
There is simply no better way
to ring in the holiday season
than belting out “O Come All
Ye Faithful” in the Chapel with
old friends
Michelle Dodge
,
Irene Kim
,
Andrew Kim
, and
Nick Travers
. My other news
to report is
that
Julia Ruedig
received an M.B.A. and master
of science from the University
Nick and Lauren Hobbs ’00
welcomed daughter Eleanor
“Ellie” Elizabeth Hobbs on
December 10, 2015.
Clare (Sully) Rose ’02 and her
husband welcomed their third
son, Sebastian Sibley Rose, in
late September.
Emmett Schroyer Johnson,
born October 23, 2015, to
Carrie Schroyer Johnson ’02
and her husband, Peter, was
enthusiastically welcomed by
big sisters Madeline (5) and
Elise (3).
John “Jack” B. Carr IV, son of
John and May Alston Carr ’04.
Formmates from 2003 (l. to r.) Sam Tuttle, Bari Robinson, Anthony
Farrar, Irene Kim, Andrew Kim, Thomas Ho, Nick Travers, and
Henry Huang at a recent get-together in Boston.
