1990s – 2000s

1990
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Tessa Donohoe Fontaine
tessafontaine@zoominternet.net

1991
Andy Long recently earned his PhD in pharmacology from Boston University School of Medicine. He and his wife, Lynne, live in Chelmsford, Mass., and they are the proud parents of twin daughters Megan and Justine.
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Suzanne Sammis Cabot
suzannecabot@yahoo.com

1992
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Lisa Aserkoff Kanter
lisa.kanter@ed.gov

1993
Pam Beuhler Morrisroe is very happy to report that on May 20, her good friend Amy Robertson married Jason Curran on Martha’s Vineyard. Her maid of honor was Amy Clay, and bridesmaids included Pam, Amanda Zucker, Nicole Smith, and Monica Stanley Martin. Pam was looking forward to seeing other UVM friends at the wedding, including Peppi Nitta, Jeff and Carrie (’94) Drinkwater, Rob and Missy Kilgore, Bill Beer, and Amy’s brother Mark Robertson’96. It seems that the weekend of May 20 has turned into quite a UVM reunion. Last year on that weekend, the same group was celebrating Amy Clay’s wedding. She married Eric Goldfarb in northern California. Pam also reported that her son, Brendan Frederick, was born September 27, 2005. Nicole Smith became engaged to Eric Bankey in February 2006. She is planning a fall wedding. Jennifer Kriegel Baldacchino gave birth to her second daughter, Alessandra Bianca, on March 6, 2006. Peppi Nitta’s daughter Lila was born in June 2005. Rob and Missy Kilgore welcomed their second child, Oliver, in June 2005, and Allison Kramer (’94) Cohen’s daughter Samantha was also born in June 2005. All these proud parents are hoping that their children will be attending college together in Burlington in about 18 years. Matthew Gammons and his wife, Julie Foster, recently returned to Vermont after having lived in Milwaukee for several years. They now live in the Killington/Rutland area, and they always have room for a few guests who like to ski, snowboard, hike, etc. Matthew would love to hear from classmates at mgam mons@hotmail.com. Suellen May wrote that she is publishing a five-book environmental series on invasive species to be published this summer by Chelsea House Publishers.  In addition to freelance writing, she works for the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection as an outreach coordinator. Chris Fisher was promoted to director of catalog and Internet for Gaiam. He plans to take a summer hiking trip to Vietnam and Cambodia with other UVMers this summer. Heather Healy is a dietitian in the Boston area, and she recently bought a home in Newburyport, Mass. Geraldine Carr Draddy keeps busy with her toddler twin daughters in Rye, N.Y. We’d love to hear from classmates with news for our column in Vermont Quarterly.   
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Jessica Ellis
go2siena@hotmail.com
John Gates
class.notes@uvm.edu
Gretchen Haffermehl
ghaffermehl.uvm@gmail.com

1994
Samantha Hawks Stetson and her husband, Dave, welcomed their first baby, Hunter Breard Stetson, on March 25, 2006. An eighth-generation Vermonter, Hunter showed everyone who was the boss, arriving exactly two weeks late. Mom and baby are doing great. Congratulations and best wishes, Sam, Dave and Hunter! Nikki Harding is living in New York City and working at the Bronx District Attorney’s Office as an assistant district attorney for the past eight years. She was recently promoted to supervisor in the Narcotics Bureau. She recently saw Lea Hunsicker Macchi, Carrie Minahan, Judy Aber, Rod Hunsicker ’97, and Nina McLeod (’93) Hunsicker at the first birthday party for Ella Jane Macchi, Lea’s youngest daughter. Lea also has two other daughters, Ann Isabella and Molly Catherine. Catherine Ray Fenollosa and Josh Fenollosa wrote with news of their son Henry, who was born with neuroblastoma, a cancerous tumor that invaded his spine. He began chemotherapy when he was just one day old, and after months of treatments, Henry is now cancer free. Henry is currently being featured by “Car Talk” on NPR, where Catherine used to work. Tom and Ray of the radio program have teamed up with Henry's oncologist, Dr. Sam Blackman at the Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, to raise money to fight childhood cancer. To learn more about the Fenollosas’ story: www.cartalk.com/ content/features/henry/. Enjoy your summer and make sure to tell us all about your fun adventures. Your old friends and classmates would love to hear what you’re up to.
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Abby Atkinson O’Brien
abbyao@sbcglobal.net

1995
In September, Wade Johnson, G ’97, was promoted to correctional services manager for the State of Vermont. He is responsible for the Lamoille County probation and parole office. Ann Vannucci, Scott Lamoth, Todd Lamoth ’99, and Chris Ford had a fantastic time, but unfortunately they came in dead last at the U.S. National Snowshoe Championship Relays in Bolton Valley, Vt. Peter Keith and Ryan Clinton have teamed up in the studio to record an acoustic single, entitled “Give Me a Crossbow.” The stork brought a beautiful baby bronco, named Lily Elizabeth Butler, to Ted Butler and his wife, Martha. The alternative rock band “Josh Diesel,” comprised of William Wright, Josh Baron, Jamie Gurley, and Jack Turner, produced their second music video, “I am an Astronaut.” It premiered in front of a packed house at the Slipper Room in New York City. Mitzi Fowler, and Marcus Johnson ’96 welcomed their new son, Maxwell Johnson, into the family. They thought the baby bears a close resemblance to Gabe Kapler. Seth Parker reported that he has achieved his goal of becoming a Level 9 Dwarf in the online game, Everquest, and he is looking forward to this summer when he attends the wedding of Sara Dolan ’96.
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Valeri Pappas
vpappas@davisandceriani.com

1996
Dana Niles and his wife, Nancy, welcomed with love their second baby boy, Andrew Grant, on October 25, 2005. Amber Rosenberg (www.pacificlifecoach. com) is a life coach, presenter, and writer, who works with women in relationship, life, and career transitions. Amber is also author of Know Yourself magazine and creator of Your Career, Your Way workshop. Amber’s clients reported that they are better able to effect change and accomplish goals. Amber’s professional background includes ten years in public relations and marketing for Fortune 500 clients and for environmental and educational non-profits. Tiffany Gardner Lawrence and husband Brandon ’97 welcomed their daughter, Lily Starbuck, on January 21, 2006. Tiffany and Brandon are living in Fairfield, Conn., while Brandon finishes an orthopedic surgery residency at Yale. Tiffany is an investment manager for Rock Point Advisors, based in Burlington, Vt. Callie McCormick and her husband, Jim Russell, welcomed their son, Liam, into the world on January 25, 2006. They are living in Colorado. Lisa Emmerman Sagal and her husband, Roger, have a new daughter, Autumn Hope, born September 22, 2005. The Sagals also live in Colorado. Kristin Meyer received her International MBA from the University of South Carolina last year, and she now lives in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., where she is a territory manager for Michelin. She would love to hear from UVM friends at kristin123@gmail.com.
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Michelle Richards Peters
mpeters@virtuoso.com
Jill Cohen Gent
jcgent@adelphia.net

1997
Brian Knies and his wife, Liza, welcomed their first child, a daughter Maisie Greta, who arrived on December 9, 2005. Brian wrote that everyone is doing well. Abby Corwen married Jimmy Duffy on June 25, 2005 on Long Island.  Jessica Hameline Teplow and Liv Vogel Eck were both in her wedding party. Other UVMers in attendance at the wedding included Brad Lupien, Aj Sessa Sayago, Mike Daly, Kim Barker Ries, and Mike Pace. Liv recently moved back to Long Island, where she is a guidance counselor in Port Washington. Erika Meisel Schwartz and her husband, Rob, welcomed their daughter, Jamie Morgan, into the world on February 25, 2005. Jamie joined big brother Jacob at the family’s home in Glastonbury, Conn. Jess Hameline welcomed her second child into the world in December 2004. Fust Charles Chambers LLP of Syracuse, N.Y., promoted Todd Luchsinger to manager of their audit department. Todd joined the firm in 2004. He was previously controller of Agway Insurance Co. and manager of credit collections and accounts payable at Agway Energy Products. He also spent three years at an international accounting firm. 
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Lee Carstensen Genung
lee@dunhamroad.com

1998
There has been a lot to celebrate in our class over the past number of months. Congratulations to all! First, a little personal news: Philippe McAuliffe and I were married on June 4th in Manchester, Vt. It was the most beautiful day, and we were toasted by many UVMers, including Dianna Petroff ’97, Shannon Burke (’97) Fitzgerald, Casey O’Connell ’97, Billy ’99 and Kate Townsend (’97) Simpson, Jenny Roberts (’97) McDermott, Kelley Pillman ’98, Whitney Wigton, Meghan Kelly ’99, Tara Hanley ’99, Yvonne Barriga ’99, Kate Morton ’99, Jessica Morton ’99, Andrew (’96) and Shelby ’97 Smith Thompson, to name a few. Vanessa Grenfell Thomas celebrated her marriage to Jeffrey Thomas on June 25, 2005, in Old Black Point, Conn. She wrote, “My beautiful UVM bridesmaids were Ashley Fitton, Sara Maher, and Heidi DuPont ’99. Other classmates in attendance were Jessica Livada Black, Allyson Livada Ricciardiello, Dana Drissel-Squires, Maureen Murphy Hudson and Cara Dwyer.” Vanessa wrote that they were thrilled to be introduced to Jessica and Andrew’s first son, Austin Joseph, as well as Allyson and Christian’s first daughter, Maggie O’Keefe. Maureen and Jason have an adorable daughter, Riley. Lauren Kaplan Morris married Michael Morris in June 2005 on Nantucket Island. Lauren has her LICSW, and she currently is a social work clinician with high school students. She sent congratulations to Laury Berkwitt on her recent engagement to Philip Balatsos. They are currently living in Manhattan and plan to marry next May. Laury, who received her M.S. degree from Columbia University in 2003, is currently working at All Women’s Medical Pavilion in Forest Hills, Queens, where she specializes in women’s health. Allison Brine teaches first grade in Ridgefield, Conn. She recently bought her first house with her boyfriend Scott Sharlow. Meredith Freeman married Mark Benvenuto in May 2005 on Cape Cod in the town of Brewster. Meredith works in human resource consulting in Lexington, Mass. She and her new husband have recently bought a townhouse in Arlington, Mass. Michele Lachs married Chad Barnattan in November 2004. She teaches kindergarten in Great Neck, N.Y., and is getting ready to move into her first house. Maggie Seidel is the associate director of Michael Rosenfeld Gallery in New York City. She lives in Hoboken, N.J., with her boyfriend, Alex Batcha, brother of Lee Batcha ’00. Janet Williams married Matthew Williams, a 1999 Colby College graduate in Chatham on Cape Cod in July 2005. Janet works at MCI in Boston, and she currently lives in Natick, Mass. On September 17, 2005, Richard Weintraub was married to Meredith Ullman, a 1999 graduate of Northwestern University, in Chicago. UVMers in attendance included Jeremy Bedortha ’98 and Sarah Weintraub ’08. Richard wrote, “We met in February 2003 on a blind date set up by my mother and  Meredith’s sister’s mother-in-law, who were roommates at Wisconsin in the 60s. We were engaged exactly one year before our wedding date, Sept. 18, 2004”. Meredith is a producer of Maury Povich’s talk show. Richard has worked in the family diamond business for the past six years. After graduation, he lived in Paris for more than a year, working in Sotheby’s Impressionist and Modern Art Department. The couple currently resides in Manhattan. Addie Mae Spongberg Weiss got in touch to let us know that Natalie Mead married Corbin Meek, a UNC alum, on July 3, 2005. Addie wrote, “The couple lives in Charlotte, N.C., with their adorable puppy, Ginger. They met in 2003 on a work assignment while living in Boston. The couple couldn’t be better matched with their love of adventure, travel, food, fun, and ability to talk tech. Natalie works for GlassHouse Technologies, and Corbin for Microsoft. The ceremony took place in the beautiful gardens of The Fearrington House, and the new Mr. and Mrs. Meek made their exit amid a shower of sparklers.” The Fourth of July wedding weekend celebration in Chapel Hill, N.C., was a wonderful reunion of UVM friends, including: Heather Barr (’99) Eisgrau, Parrish Prell (’97) Blaszka, Mike Leichtner ’97, Nicole Pellissier Butler, Ashley Fitton, Peggy Philip, Allison Martin, Jenny Wallace Myers, Jason Landstrom, and Ryan Weiss ’97.  Everyone met future UVMers, JD, son of Jason and Carrie Raisbeck (’97) Landstrom as well as Grace, daughter of Matt and Jenny Wallace Myers. The weekend was also a chance to congratulate Allison Martin on her recent engagement to Harold Pine, M.D. On June 7, 2003, Lloyd Fisher married Leah Doret, a 1999 Williams College graduate whom he met during medical school in Old Sturbridge Village, Mass. In attendance were Chuck Graul, Steven Bouvier, Chester Darling, Pete Juliani, Albert “BJ” Allaire, Heather Kendall ’97, Mike Junga, Greg (’94) and Michelle Demers (’95) Huse, and Doreen Fisher ’03.  Following their wedding, Lloyd and Leah settled in Worcester, Mass., where they are currently finishing up their residencies in pediatrics and family practice respectively. One week later on June 14, 2003, Peter Juliani was married to his high school sweetheart, Leslie Robinson, a 1999 graduate of St. Anselms. That wedding was attended by Chuck, Steve, Chester, BJ, Josh Davis, Andy Rubenstein, Bryce Dion, and Shalon Beers. Lloyd and Leah were still on their honeymoon and unable to attend. Pete works for UBS Realty Investors LLC in Hartford, Conn., and Leslie is an oncology nurse. On October 11, 2003, Chester Darling married Heidi Winsor, a graduate of the University of Connecticut and New England School of Law. Chuck, Steve, Chester, Pete, Lloyd, BJ and Emily Prescott ’02 were in attendance. Chester and Heidi have relocated to St. Louis, where he is a regional vice president with Ohio National Financial Services and she is an attorney at Evans & Dixon, LLC. They became the first in the crew to expand their family when Grace was born last March. Next, Steve Bouvier married Jeanne Kehrberger, a 2000 graduate Tufts University and 4th grade teacher, in Sudbury, Mass., on July 2, 2004. Finally, Chuck Graul married Jennifer Parker, a 1998 graduate of Birmingham-Southern College, on May 21, 2005, in St. Augustine, Fla. In attendance were Pete, Lloyd, BJ, and Emily. Chuck is a global equity trader for MFS Investment Management, and Jen is a senior accountant at Liberty Mutual. Unfortunately, in the midst of all the wedding joy, there was also great sorrow. On October 19, 2005, Steven Bouvier passed away after a battle with Hodgkin’s disease. At the time of death he was surrounded by his parents, wife Jeanne as well as Pete and Chuck. Many of Steve’s friends and family, including Chuck, Pete, Lloyd, BJ, Emily, Chester, Matthew Durgin, Leah Parento Bell, Danielle Peters, Tara McCready ’99, and Jackie Phelps ’99. Matt Curtis married Eileen Murray in Baltimore, Md., on April 30, 2005. In attendance were Rick Evans, Cory Frehsee, Tobey Coolidge, Ben Copans, Brooke Welch ’99, and Caroline Curtis ’00.  Steve Czuchman sent a “big shout out” to classmates, especially Jen Moss and Canadian Chris. Chris Bezamat  lives in Jackson Hole, Wyo., where he is an extreme sports photographer. After receiving a masters in fine arts in photography from Parsons, he has traveled the world  working for magazines, such as National Geographic Adventure, FHM, and Powders. You can see his work at www.chrisbezamat.com. He is also a photographer for Teton Gravity Research and co-owner of Mountain Locations. Nathan and Lauren Bator Viets joyfully welcomed their first child, Jack Hastings, on August 21, 2005.
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Heather Lynch McAuliffe
hlynch@jcrew.com

1999
Angela Hendy Merrill and her husband, Andrew ’00, recently welcomed their first child, a baby girl, Aubrey Taylor Merrill, on December 21, 2005. Angela and Andrew make their home in Merrimack, N.H. Our dear friends, well, my dear friends in the Caribbean, Chirag “Cheech” Vyas and Kevin Chipman, are still keeping it real down there. St. Johns Brewers is up and running, and Virgin Island Pale Ale is selling like hot cocoa during a Nor’easter. Virgin Pale Ale is for sale on St. John, St. Thomas, and St. Croix. Congratulations to B.J. Kilbroune, who married Gretchen Anderson, now Kilbroune, a Princeton grad, in July 2005. Chris Frier earned his MBA from Suffolk University, and Ben Taylor received an MBA from Babson. Best wishes to Roger Cummins and his wife, Ann, who welcomed their first child, Max, in November 2005. For the past five years, Matt Jensen has been a therapeutic guide for “at-risk” youth in the Vermont Outdoor Adventure Program. He is married to his best friend and love of his life Regina Esposito. They are the proud parents of Aubrey, who was born January 1, 2005. She was the first baby born in the county. The Jensens make their home in Castleton, Vt. A few UVMers gathered to celebrate St. Patty’s Day “Southie style” in South Boston: Lyssa Sher, Lindsay Truesdell, Erin Wilson ’00, Jared Schuler ’00, Carol Talissse ’00 and me. Best wishes to Sonja Lustig, who married Rob Hayes ’01 on May 14, 2005, in a ceremony in Hinesburg, Vt.  During a trip to Stowe, Vt., Coalter Powers asked his girlfriend, Andrea, to marry him, and she said yes! The proposal took place at the Green Mountain Inn in Stowe, Vt., and she had no idea it was coming.  Congratulations, Coalter! Amber Fisher Rich received her M.S. degree in managing innovation and information technology from Champlain College in May. Sarah McDowell represented UVM at the inauguration of the University of Denver’s new president on April 20. 
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Sarah Pitlak
sarah.pitlak@childrens.harvard.edu

2000
Hello, class of 2000! It is with great sadness in my heart that I bring you this first update. Bahair “Bear” Ghazi wrote to let me know that our classmate, Josh Rehm, was the victim in a fatal car accident. Bear wrote that “Rehmmy” started UVM with our class but didn't graduate till much later because he was pursuing a career as a professional open wheel racecar driver. He was a prodigy, successful from his first race becoming friends with champions, and ending his life as one. His time at UVM was long and he loved every minute. He was genuine and true, and he was the link that connected many groups of close friends spanning from the class of 1999 through the class of 2004. He was loved dearly. “We loved the UVM we knew with you, Josh, from your friends, Gates, Brad, Marsh, Davide, Bear, Steve, Brandon, Erika, Aida, Kirk, Adam, Jaime, Jess, Toomey, The Meatheads, Kat, Alison Eddelstein, Alison D’Elia, Philbert, Brian, and Matt.” Check out www.joshrehm.com and remember the fun. Thank you, Bear, for the heartfelt update. We all share this loss and send our support to all of Josh’s friends. It doesn’t seem quite right to continue on with the usual updates, but I appreciate the many that were sent and I am sure Josh would want our updates to continue. Athena Moutsioulis Bevan wrote that she is happy to announce that she married Carter Bevan ’01 on October 1, 2005 in a traditional Greek Orthodox service. The reception was at historic Wentworth by the Sea in New Castle, N.H. Hattie Arsenault was a bridal attendant and Jon Bevan, Carter's brother, was best man. Other alums who helped the happy duo celebrate that weekend included Dave Tepper, Leslie Pippen, Greg Tosi, Tim Falso, Kevin Dente, Andy Bartlett and Ariel Crohn. After a two-week honeymoon in Hawaii, they have settled in Manchester, N.H. In other wedding news, Leslie Wood married Corrine Vann on October 1, 2005, in Birmingham, Ala., which is their hometown and where they live. Groomsmen were Ian Armstrong and Joe Beauparlant, and Kate Anderson, Leigh Ault Copozzi, Ali Bicknell Chapin, Gabe Chapin, Sarah Scruggs, Greg Olson, and Emily Kennedy, all from the class of 2000, were also in attendance. Leslie’s new wife, Corinne, attended the University of Georgia, where she ran track.  Christopher Eaton and Meagan Thwaites were married on August 6, 2005, in Las Vegas. They had a small wedding and reception at Mandalay Bay Resort with more than 50 close friends and family in attendance. Katie Baltus was a member of the wedding party. Chris and Meagan currently own a home in St. Paul, Minn., where they live with their “family,” including several cats and a Bernese Mountain dog named Ruby. Meagan graduated from law school last January, and she took the Bar exam last February, and Chris just learned that he was accepted into the University of Minnesota Veterinary School. He will start this fall.  Congratulations to both of you!  Elisabeth Jannicky wrote in, and she hopes others will, too. She noted that there are so many people from the class of 2000 that she hasn't heard from. Elisabeth started her first year at UVM College of Medicine last August and she was happy as a clam as she approached the second semester. There are lots of great people in her class, and she loves being back at UVM. Kathryn Wollan was promoted from architectural historian to associate at the Architectural Resources Group in San Francisco. She specializes in survey, research, and documentation of historic structures throughout the Los Angeles area. Congratulations, Kathryn, on this prestigious career milestone. Meagan Thwaites told me that Katie Baltus is living in Anchorage, Alaska, where she is an environmental engineer with an environmental consulting group. And finally, here is an update on the 295 Maple Street crew: Steve O’Brien graduated from Penn Law School, and he is now an attorney in Manhattan. Brad Gemelli will finish his MBA at NYU in May. Brandon Kauffman is in investment banking in Manhattan. Bahair (“Bear”) Ghazi graduated from medical school and is now a surgery resident at Emory University. Phillip Choinierre is playing hockey in Europe, and David Colleti is in sales in Boston. As always, I am so thankful to all of you for the updates. Please keep them coming. Lets all remember to take a moment to reflect on the life of our fallen classmate and be thankful for the times that we shared with him at UVM. Please note my updated contact information. Everything has changed. 
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Sara Kinnamon Fritsch
sarakfritsch@yahoo.com

2001
Ben Keeler teaches history at the Field School in Washington, D.C. He recently acted as a teacher chaperone on a two-week community service trip to Biloxi, Miss., doing Hurricane Katrina relief work. Russ Romano lives in New York City, where he recently joined a new mortgage company, Preferred Empire Mortgage, which is the fourth largest mortgage broker in New York. He finances residential and commercial real estate in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Florida. Ryan McLaughlin got engaged to Selby Becker last August.  They met in Park City, Utah, but grew up in neighboring towns in Massachusetts. They plan to marry at Sundance (not the film festival) on August 19, and they will continue to make their home in Park City. Ryan sent congratulations to Andy Kurtz and his wife, who live in Denver and are expecting a new addition to their family. Dave Machon recently started a new business, a line of jeans for young men, “2 hot 2 handle,” and for young women, “2 hot 4 u,” in Boston.  The line has had success in a few small stores in Jamaica Plain and Malden.” Bryan Kloos is training to compete in the Ford New York Triathlon, which will take place on July 16 in New York City. He is also raising money for the New York City chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society as part of its Team in Training Program. Bryan is currently pursuing his PhD in cancer biology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine. He is a member of the New York Road Runners Club. Brian Cain, who is athletic director at North Country Union High School in Vermont, recently visited Amanda Rice and Joanna Engel in California.  They all had a fun night reminiscing about UVM. Amanda is in graduate school at California State University, Fullerton, and Joanna recently completed her master’s degree and thesis at the same school. Joanna is now an assistant athletic trainer at the University of La Verne. A note from new class secretary Erin Wilson: This is Hilary Daly’s last column as class secretary. Hilary has done a wonderful job over the past five years keeping us updated on what our classmates are doing. Thank you, Hil!  Starting this summer, I will be taking over as secretary of our class. I urge you to please send me any updates or stories about you and your UVM friends. This includes weddings, new jobs, adventures, mini UVM reunions, and much more.
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Erin Wilson
ewilson41@hotmail.com

2002
Congratulations to Carey Reeder and Chad Daques, who were married last summer in North Stonington, Conn. The wedding reception took place at a winery, where Carey and Chad celebrated with great friends from UVM, including Lourin Seymour, Genevra McPhail, Katie Yarrow ’04, Samantha Chipetz, Kathleen Dougherty, Merideth Parmet, Jill Levesque, Kate Lombardi, Pat Hess, Nichole Haramis, Scott McShane, Victoria Fisk, Jake Grace, Neil Williams, Brooks Bezamat, David Santiago, Marco Pelicio, Doug Miller, Brian Kaplan ’01, Chris Ronshagen ’01, Matt Mullin ’01, Jamie Wyld ’01, Warren Katz ’01, Jessica Kenney ’01, Jeff Schyler ’01, and Ashley Taylor ’04. Chad is an auditor for State Street Corporation, and Carey graduated in May with a master’s in urban and environmental policy and planning from Tufts University. They live in Salem, Mass.  Andrew McDonell let us know that he is a recruiter for PSG (Professional Staffing Group) in Boston, where he has worked since last August. He would welcome messages from UVMers seeking a job via email at amcdonell@psgstaffing.com.  Kimberly Bennett is a promotion manager for the Conde Nast Bridal Group in Manhattan. She often reconnects with Kathy Kertez, who works in advertising sales for National Geographic Traveler magazine. Both Kimberly and Kathy live in Manhattan. Finally, congratulations to Libby Smith, who competed on the men’s golf team while at UVM, is considered “the best of the best among female golfers” as a member of the Ladies Professional Golf Association. She will compete for nearly $50 million in prize money in 34 tournaments as part of the women’s professional golf tour.
That’s all for this issue. Caitlyn Gembarowicz recently completed her MA degree in contemporary art at Sotheby’s Institute of Art in London, U.K. She now lives in Aspen, Colo., and works as a gallery director for Museum Works Galleries. Thanks to everyone who sent updates in the past few months. Remember, if you have news to share, we would love to hear it! Take care and enjoy the best of the rest of the summer.
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Jennifer Khouri
jenniferkhouri@yahoo.com

2003
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Jillian Giardina
jillian.giardina@gmail.com

2004
Jessica Rosenfeld will be studying in Vienna as part of her counselor education program at Wake Forest University. She is looking forward to taking in all the sights, and if there are any UVMers in Vienna, she is always up for a good time or a gondola ride. Sage Herman of Stamford, Conn., was appointed camp director for the Little Cavs summer arts program at the Harvey School in Katonah, N.Y. Cailin Rarey is heading to the West Coast to attend grad school at Lewis and Clark in Portland, Oreg., where she will be working towards her master’s in education and counseling. Cailin plans to drive cross-country, so if you know of any interesting stops along the way, please let her know. I still have not heard from many of our ’04 friends, and I would love to share your updates with everyone. Please send me information that you would like me to share with the rest of our class. I look forward to hearing from you soon. 
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Kelly Kisiday
kellykisiday@hotmail.com

2005
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Kristin Dobbs
kristindobbs@alumni.uvm.edu

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