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1990
Class Co-Chairs
John P. Faggiano
Camille A. Gartner
Paul D. Bernard, who continues to live in Hong Kong, was
recently promoted to executive director of Asia Equity Research
at Goldman Sachs. Timothy J. Brown and his wife, Christine,
announce the birth of their child, Hunter Addison, on April
18. Brown, who is a partner with Progressive Solutions Corp.
in Needham, Mass., lives in Topsfield, Mass., where he and
his wife
volunteer as resident directors for "A Better Chance" program. Timothy P. Donovan
and his wife, Michelle, announce the birth of their daughter, Kylae Teresa. Donovan
was recently named assistant principal at Conestoga High School in Berwyn, Pa.
Lisa (Martins) Doo and her husband, Derek, announce the birth of their son, Justin
Martins, on July 31. Darren F. Farrington is an attorney currently practicing
commercial and first amendment litigation. Teresa Julian Jeffry and her husband,
Lawrence, announce the birth of their son, Ryan Michael, on July 19. Kristen
Hogarty Kolek and her husband, Keith, announce the birth of their daughter, Paige
Ford, on March 25. Rebecca Scholz Kovrlija and her husband, Drasko, announce
the birth of their daughter, Emily Jane, on April 21. Stephen C. Peck has joined
the commercial lending department of Plymouth Savings Bank, Middleboro, Mass.,
as vice president/commercial lender. Kristen (Pfaff) Policastro and her husband,
Michael, announce the
birth of their daughter, Gianna Nicole, on May 19.
MARRIED: Kathleen Shea Beecher and Christopher D. Moore, on Sept. 4, at St. Louis
Roman Catholic Church in Buffalo, N.Y. Paul D. Bernard and Shirley Fung, on June
26, in St. Joseph Memorial Chapel. Peter S. Birch and Mary Kate Hallisey, on
May 1, at St. Joan of Arc Church in Orleans, Mass. Darren F. Farrington and Susanne
Goodwin, on Aug. 15, 1998, in Forestville, Conn. Michael M. Kelly and Wendy E.
Suk, on Oct. 2, at the Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Roman Catholic Church in
Bridgehampton, N.Y. Michael A. McDermott and Tracy Olson, on Oct. 2, in Oak Bluffs,
Ill. Arthur R. Vendola
and Anne E. Tiedje, on Sept. 12, 1998, at St. Anne's Church, Mackinac Island,
Mich. Elizabeth H. Wadsworth, M.D., and Sean R. Sheeran, M.D., on Aug. 14, at
St. Bernard Roman Catholic Church in Rockville, Conn.
1991
Class Co-Chairs
Peter J. Capizzi
Kristin M. Kraeger
By George Grattan
Dear Classmates:
One of the laws of physics regarding alumni news: there's
an inverse relationship between the amount of time you wait
to send in your information and the likelihood it will appear.
Greenslips at rest (say, at the bottom of your "to do" pile
or lounging in the processing files at Holy Cross waiting
for others to join them) tend to stay at rest, which means
that by the time I get them, it seems a bit absurd to include
some of them. Let me know how you feel about this, and, more
importantly, get your slips in early and often, as Boss Tweed
used to say.
Now that I've exhausted your patience, the "news": Kathie (Gilligan) Monroe
and her husband, Chris, welcomed daughter, Emma Jane, back in September of
1998. Elisa (Barry) and Eric Probst added Hannah Marie to the upcoming census
in May of this year, and brought some other projects to term as well: Eric
completed his first year as an adjunct professor of legal research and writing
at Seton Hall Law School and Elisa got the sheepskin for an M.B.A. from Rutgers
in January. Maura Sullivan, M.D., writes "to announce the birth of my son one
year late." Sorry, Maura, that must have been an extraordinarily difficult
year-Were you going for a record, or something? Maura and husband, John Horiszny,
welcomed Kevin John on June 1, 1998, only to watch the kid promptly walk out
of the delivery room on his own. Maura and John are both in family medicine,
employed by a group practice in the Hudson River Valley in Red Hook, N.Y. They
were at Emily Braunstein's wedding this past May, though not exactly through
Maura and Emily's Holy Cross connection: turns out Emily's groom, Steve Nazarian,
had been friends with John since high school. Yes, it is a small world.
Deb Fuller, D.M.D., and husband, Brian Gaudette, D.M.D., '89 (Must all of you
people have the same careers? It's so ... cozy. ...) announce the arrival of
son, Eric David, on Dec. 16, 1998. Deb's finishing a master's in health care
management. Paul and Regina (Sharlow) Johnson announce their completion of
a hat trick with the arrival of third son, James Francis, on July 21. Acquisition
of crusty Uncle Charlie to follow, bratty kid sister only when ratings start
to drop. . Maura Damiata married Daniel Silbo on April 24 in Middletown, Conn.
Julie Paul and Gregory Pinto were wed over the summer in South Easton, Mass.
And just 'cause Julie used to put up with my freshman antics when we were both
in Clark, I'm not gonna make an exploding fuel tank joke. Nope. Not one. Kristen
(Mahoney) Shannon and her husband, Sam, announce the birth of Kevin Joseph
on August 22.
And now, in their own, nice and current words, via the magic of e-mail, the
following correspondents: Tim Hanlon writes "I have recently resigned from
Andersen Consulting to accept a position as the HR Manager for the Atlanta
office of Deloitte Consulting. I am thrilled about the new opportunity. My
wife, Carrie Hanlon, and I are well. Carrie moved from one law firm to another
here in Atlanta in the spring of '99. She is currently a litigator at Sutherland,
Asbill, and Brennan. We were happy to have a visit from Mark Sweeney this past
month. Mark's brief business trip to Atlanta allowed us to share a beer and
hear all about Mark and his wife Kelly's baby boy, Matt. We even got to see
some pictures of the handsome little guy. As always, our door is open for any
friends heading down to Atlanta. Please look us up!" OK, Tim, deal. But be
careful what you ask for. ...
Continuing the hospitable spirit, Kathleen (Kiely) Gouley writes "Just wanted
to drop a line to all '91 grads to say hello. I have had a lot of news recently,
having finally finished my Ph.D. from the University of Virginia in May. ...
It is great to be done, and I have stayed on at Brown University in Providence.
I will be kept busy during a two-year fellowship doing clinical work consulting
to 15 Head Start classrooms in Newport County, seeing patients at a child psychiatric
hospital, and doing research with families of mothers with psychiatric illness.
I am also happy to say that I am living in Providence with my husband, Jeff,
after our wedding this June in New York. ... Cath McGoldrick, Elieen Whyte,
Kathleen O'Connor, and Paula Fishbaugh all were bridesmaids. Also in attendance
from the class were Eric and Katie (Greabe) Mick. Both Eileen and Eric had
reasons to celebrate, themselves, this spring, as Eileen married in May and
Eric finished his doctorate. ... If anyone is in the Providence area (or just
wants to watch the show of the same name) and wants to reminisce, drop a line." Congrats
on the accomplishments, Kathleen. And yes, I agree with your "expletive deleted" thoughts
on dissertations, but we've got a family show here. (Speaking of which, how
much would you be willing to pay me to watch that NBC show? I might consider
it for remuneration. ... Life is short, you know.)
From across the electronic globe (it ain't called the World Wide Web for nothing,
people) come these lines from Marty Teevan: "I was married on April 17, 1999
to Shevaun Marie Mellifont at St. Catherine's Roman Catholic Church in Holmdel,
N.J. I switched jobs in June 1998 and have moved to London as vice president
and head of European High Yield Bond Trading at ING Barings. Shevaun and I
see Bill O'Connor and his wife, Eileen, who have also recently relocated to
London." Since he wrote from five- or six- whole time zones away from me, I
almost gave Marty the long awaited prize for Most Interesting Greenslip (yeah,
the competition was just that fierce, people), but then read the following
from Anthony Oliva. I think you'll agree we've found a winner:
"I am currently in the third year of my general surgery residency. My wife, Debra,
and I were blessed with the arrival of our second daughter, Maria Isabelle, on
March 3, 1999. Her arrival was extra-special, since it took place on our bathroom
floor at 8 a.m., under the watchful eyes of our two-year old, Gabriella, while
I delivered her sister. Thankfully, all went well and Mother and child were fine,
but Dad was exhausted, having been in the operating room from 2-5 a.m. that morning,
and going on 27 hours without sleep." Not to quibble, Anthony, and you still
get the prize, but I bet Debra was a bit tuckered out from the whole experience,
too. Did you cut the cord with nail scissors? (What? It's a fair question!) Anthony,
I appoint you the winner and authorize you to bother John Hayes in the Holy Cross
Annual Fund Office until he sends you some wonderful trinket. Congratulations!
(Oh, yeah, on the baby-thing, too.)
By the time you read this, the holidays will have come and gone, and Y2K hysteria
with them. (That line's not gonna look so wise if you're reading this hunkered
down in a freezing, abandoned office park, hiding from the mobs while guarding
your stash of Spam, but I'm betting it'll all amount to nothing. ...) I hope
that you gather with family and friends as much as you can this year to enjoy
the blessings that we bring to each other's lives. As Lenny Kravitz said, "We
got ta let love rule." Peace and goodwill to you all.
1992
Class Co-Chairs
Sean T. Keaveny
Heather L. Keaveny
Daniel P. and Jill M. Comeaux announce the birth of their
son, Kevin Michael, on July 9. Dan has been promoted to associate
director of
information systems
at Magellan Health Services. Janet (Botelho) Davidson and her
husband, Matthew, announce the birth of their daughter, Shannon
Elise, on
March 10. Davidson
is currently employed by CIBER Inc., a systems consulting firm,
as a computer programmer. James B. Delehanty is currently pursuing
his
Ph.D.
in molecular
and cellular biology at the Tulane University Medical Center
in New Orleans, La. Celeste (Pilotte) Feren and her husband,
Andrew,
announce
the birth
of their son, Alexandre Joseph. The Sallie Mae Corp. recently
selected Cheri
R. Gowen as Maine's best first-year teacher; Gowen currently teaches ninth-grade
French and English at Thornton Academy in Saco. Jennifer E. Greaney, who received
her juris doctor degree from the Boston University School of Law, is now associated
with the Boston law firm of Goulston and Storrs. Lori (Mulqueen) Hamlin and
her husband, Brad, announce the birth of their daughter, Erin Catherine, on
July 8. Robert A. Hannigan received his degree from the New England College
of Optometry, Boston, in May. Matthew R. Hjort, M.D., is currently pursuing
a medical fellowship in neonatology and critical care pediatrics. Braden J.
(Brady) Mechley has accepted a position in the classics department at Rutgers
University in New Jersey. Paul R. Muccigrosso continues to be employed as a
bilingual school psychologist, working with underprivileged preschoolers and
their families in Brooklyn, N.Y. Patricia L. O'Hagan is the assistant brand
manager for GuildHouse Candles, a division of American Greetings Corp., in
Cleveland. Andrew W. Paquette has been named the director of finance and operations
for the Nashoba Regional School District, Bolton, Mass. Kristin Gallagher Perry
and her husband, David, announce the birth of their son, Nicholas Anthony,
on May 17, 1998. Perry is currently project manager, Hospital Market Integration
Team, with Merck & Co. Inc., West Point, Pa. Peter M. Prokopis, M.D., who
received his medical degree from Boston University in May, is an orthopedic
surgery resident at Boston Medical Center/BU Medical Center. Kelly M. Ranney
and her husband, David '91, announce the birth of their daughter, Caroline
Anne, on Aug. 10. Peter J. Schwartz and his wife, Amy '93, announce the birth
of their son, John Robinson, on June 26. Christine E. Sullivan is in her second-year
residency at Washington (Pa.) Hospital as a family practitioner. Michael P.
Sullivan is with SmithKline Beecham, Pittsburgh, Pa. William J. Weber now works
for Sen. Carl Levin in Washington, D.C., on tax and budget policy.
MARRIED: Laura L. Blimmel and Ronald Rigazio, on June 18, at
St. Eulalia's
Parish in Winchester, Mass. Matthew R. Hjort, M.D., and Rebecca J. Palson '93,
on May 15. Brendan P. Johnson and Susan D. Stewart, on Oct. 9, at St. Elizabeth's
Roman Catholic Church in Edgartown, Mass. William J. Kelly and Alice A. Parker,
on Aug. 28, in the United Church of Christ, Keene, N.H. Timothy M. Mitchelson
and Jennifer M. Smith, on Oct. 31, 1998, at St. Catherine of Siena Church in
Trumbull, Conn. Patricia L. O'Hagan and Christian P. LaPorte '91, on May 22,
in Cleveland, Ohio.
1993
Class Co-Chairs
Patrick J. Comerford
Patrick J. Sansonetti
Peter G. Amann, who received his degree from UConn Medical
School in May, accepted a residency in family medicine at
the Maine
Medical Center
in
Portland. H.
Peter Beauparlant Jr. has begun a four-year residency program
in emergency medicine at Rhode Island Hospital, an affiliate
of Brown
University
School of Medicine in Providence. Ens. Grant H. Bonavia, USN,
recently reported
to the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences in
Bethesda, Md. Capt.
Paul B. Brickley, USMC, recently reported for duty with the Headquarters
Battalion, 2nd Marine Division, Marine Corps Base, Camp Lejeune,
N.C. Brian J. Brodie
has accepted the position of social studies teacher at Mashpee
(Mass.) High School. Maura E. Conniff, D.M.D., who received her
degree from
UMDNJ-New Jersey
Dental School, is currently pursuing her residency at the Jersey Shore Medical
Center. John C. Demers, who received his degree from Harvard Law School in
June, is now a law clerk for the U.S. Court of Appeals in Portland, Ore. Michelle
L. DiMattia is working in pediatrics as a speech pathologist at Westchester
Medical Center, Valhalla, N.Y. Steven J. DiMattia, who teaches English full
time at Rice High School in New York City, is pursuing his master's degree
in history at Fordham University. Lily Ann M. Divino has recently been promoted
to assistant director of medical affairs with the Arthritis Foundation, New
York chapter, in Manhattan. Derek P. Farkas is currently employed by Athletes
in Action, a Christian sports ministry. Pamela J. Hogan, who received her degree
from the University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, in June, accepted
a residency in obstetrics and gynecology at the Bay State Medical Center in
Springfield, Mass. Lori Ann Maniatis is a first-grade teacher at Pine Grove
Elementary School in Avon, Conn. Gregory J. Millard and his wife, Andrea, announce
the birth of their son, Charles E.F. Millard II, on Oct. 2. Patrick M. Mungovan
has been named a Frank Knox Fellow of Harvard University. The fellowship, which
includes a one-year stipend for travel, research and study in the British Commonwealth,
is awarded through a university-wide proposal competition open to the graduate
and undergraduate students of Harvard University. Joseph W. (Jay) O'Brien has
joined Colette Phillips Communications Inc. of Needham, Mass., as an account
executive; his responsibilities include assisting the chief executive officer
in overseeing projects for clients, including the Boston Red Sox and Major
League Baseball. Timothy W. O'Brien is pursuing his M.B.A. at Duke University's
Fuqua School of Business in Durham, N.C. David A. O'Callaghan is a student
at Boston College's Wallace E. Carroll Graduate School of Management. Leslie
E. O'Neil is currently pursuing her M.B.A. at Fordham University in New York
City. Kyle (Barry) Pardo continues to work at Advantage Schools Inc., a national
charter school system, as the human resources director. Noel J. Pardo is now
the director of financial aid and the associate director of admission at Milton
(Mass.) Academy. Kevin F. Penders is currently employed as a hearing officer
with the Department of Telecommunications and Energy in Boston. Alfred J. Rossi,
who recently received his master of science degree in computer science from
Pace University's School of Computer Science and Information Systems, presented
his master's thesis at an international academic conference of the Association
for Computing Machinery (ACM) in Cracow, Poland. Rossi is currently employed
by IBM in New York City. James P. Ryan teaches Spanish and directs the Spanish
Exchange Program at Milton (Mass.) Academy. Amy (Donahue) Schwartz and her
husband, Peter '92, announce the birth of their son, John Robinson, on June
26. Amy (Cofone) and Michael E. Spencer announce the birth of their son, Aidan
Michael, on April 12. Martin D. Spielmann, D.M.D., and his wife, Suzanne, announce
the birth of their daughter, Claire Elizabeth, on Sept. 18. Joseph F. Stangl,
who received his degree from the Columbia Business School in May, accepted
a position as investment banking associate at CIBC Oppenheimer in New York
City. Margaret A. Sullivan is a pediatric occupational therapist for the Montgomery
(Md.) Public Schools and a high school soccer coach; during the summer, she
played semipro soccer for the Maryland Pride. Melinda C. Wagner is in her second
year at the Wharton Business School in Philadelphia. Julie A. Witsken is the
director of client strategy for Magnet Interactives in Washington, D.C. Cynthia
M. Zmijewski, who received her master's degree in teaching and technology in
June from Columbia University's Teachers College, is now a curriculum specialist
for grades K-8 in Portland, Ore.
MARRIED: Melissa D. Aldridge and Thomas C. Carlson¸ on Aug. 14, at the
Roman Catholic Church of Our Saviour in New York. Rachelle J. Bermani and Patrick
J. Carey, on May 29, in St. Joseph Memorial Chapel. Deborah A. Coughlin and
Edward G. Melvin II, on July 10, in St. Joseph Memorial Chapel. John C. Demers
and Cynthia M. Zmijewski, at the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Sleepy
Hollow, N.Y., on Aug. 14. Derek P. Farkas and Kelly Iwanusa, on March 20, in
Cincinnati, Ohio. Richard M. Mynahan Jr. and Jennifer M. Meehan, on Aug. 15,
at Most Precious Blood Church, Dover, Mass. Rebecca J. Palson and Matthew R.
Hjort, M.D., '92, on May 15.
1994
Class Co-Chairs
Julia F. Gentile
Amanda M. Murphy
Mary Beth Beimler is an assistant counsel at Independent
Health Association Inc., a large health care coverage company
in Buffalo,
N.Y.; her
practice focuses on corporate compliance, ERISA, contracts, fraud
and abuse
and employment issues.
Tricia (Lussier) Biando is an assistant controller for a regional
hotel chain, The Jameson Inn, in the Atlanta, Ga., area. Reynaldo
Cabrera,
who received
his degree from the Catholic University School of Law in Washington,
D.C., is employed as an assistant district attorney with the
New York County
District Attorney's Office in Manhattan. Joseph M. Crosby is a program manager at Covance,
a health care consulting firm in Washington, D.C. Sinead B. Hanrahan is pursuing
her bachelor of science degree in nursing at SUNY-Stony Brook. Jennifer P.
Healey is in her fourth year of teaching Latin and in her third year of serving
as Junior Class Advisor at Marlboro (Mass.) High School. Mary (Cox) Kenny is
the director of development and alumnae relations at Notre Dame Academy in
Hingham, Mass. Tricia D. Mulligan, who is pursuing her Ph.D. in political science
at George Washington University, Washington, D.C., is conducting her fieldwork
in Montevideo, Uruguay. Michelle (Bien) O'Connell has been promoted to support
manager at Target Software in Cambridge, Mass. Maryellen (Mimi) Gruszka Paquette,
who teaches English at Wachusett Regional High School in Holden, recently appeared
in the Worcester County Light Opera Playhouse production of Run for your
Wife, a British farce by Ray Cooney. In May, Jeffrey B. Robertson received
his Ph.D. degree in chemistry from Texas A&M University at College Station;
Robertson has accepted a position with the U.S. Patent Office in Arlington,
Va. Alexis Zequeira has been named the recipient of the Kingswood-Oxford School's
Robert B. Swain III Memorial Award for his outstanding attributes as a teacher.
Zequeira, who joined the faculty of the West Hartford, Conn., school in 1994,
teaches Spanish and drama and serves as the Form II Master at the middle school;
he has also directed numerous plays and musicals and coached soccer, basketball
and baseball.
MARRIED: Tracie A. Campbell and Peter J. Kosakowski, on June
26, at Promises to Keep, Derry, N.H. Mary E. Cox and Mark Kenny
on
July 17.
Megan Grimes
and Douglas R. Hayden, on June 26, in Mammoth Lakes, Calif. Kristen
E. Haviland and John P. McEnaney '95, on Aug. 8, in St. Joseph Memorial Chapel. M. Meghan
Macnamara and L. Timothy Halleron, on Sept. 18, at St. Francis Xavier Roman
Catholic Church in Wilmette, Ill. Robert F. Warchol Jr. and Naomi C. Risio
at Sacred Heart Church in East Providence, R.I.
1995
Class Co-Chairs
Christopher J. Caslin
Shelagh Foley O'Brien
B. Timothy Keller
Kristin K. Barkett, who received her degree from Suffolk
University Law School, Boston, recently opened her own law
office in Warwick,
R.I. Kevin
J. Broderick
is currently working as an assistant ice hockey coach for the
National Sports Academy in Lake Placid, N.Y. Melissa (Dean) Caron
and her
husband, Michael,
announce the birth of their son, Benjamin Winsloe, on Aug. 26.
Christopher J. M. Collings, who received his juris doctor degree
from Fordham
University, New York City, in May, has accepted a position as
a criminal prosecutor
with the state attorney's office in Miami, Fla. Samantha (Smith) and Shane D. Cooper
announce the birth of their daughter, Emily Claire, on Feb. 26. Samantha is
currently working as a free-lancer in the publishing field; Shane is a lieutenant
in the Navy, stationed at the base in Groton, Conn. Kristopher R. Davignon
is completing the final year of his internship at the Newton-Wellesley Hospital,
Newton, Mass. Lena Díaz-Pedrosa, who received her juris doctor degree
from the University of Puerto Rico, is currently working with the U.S. Department
of Justice, criminal division, in the narcotics section. Kathleen A. DiGangi,
who completed her master of arts degree in theology at Notre Dame University
in May, recently began working in development at the American Geriatrics Society/Foundation
of Health in Aging, organizations devoted to promoting better clinical care
for older adults. David J. Estes teaches at St. Raphael Academy in Pawtucket,
R.I. Derek R. Gittus teaches history and coaches hockey and baseball at the
Portsmouth (R.I.) Abbey School. Jennifer (Fusco) Hoye and her husband, Jim,
announce the birth of their son, James Conway, on Nov. 5, 1998. Hoye, who is
now with JuniorNet.com in Boston, a children's Internet start-up, is responsible
for online marketing projects. Aaron T. Lada is a graduate student at Wake
Forest University, Winston-Salem, N.C. Alexander A. Merati is now with the
Whitman-Walker Clinic in Washington, D.C., as a contracts and grants post-award
coordinator; Whitman-Walker provides services for people with HIV-AIDS. Melissa
(Nee) and Brian C. Merrick announce the birth of their son, Tyler Christopher,
on April 29. Melissa continues to work at Ernst and Young and Brian at Putnam
Investments. In August, the Lynnfield (Mass.) School District announced the
appointment of Kimberley E. Monahan as a social studies teacher to special
education students. Jon N. (Jack) Morris, who received his master's degree
in journalism from Boston University in May, is a content provider for Citysearch.com,
an online guide to Boston. His band, Three Day Threshold, recently played
at T.T. the Bear's in Cambridge, Mass. Capt. John M. Orsmond, USMC, was promoted
to the rank of captain in June. Stationed in San Diego, Calif., he joined his
new squadron, HMM-163, in December 1998. Rachelle C. Partyka works as a speech-language
pathologist in Milford, Conn. Paul G. Petta, who received his juris doctor
degree from the University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia, is now associated
with the New York firm of Simpson, Thacher and Bartlett. David A. Rapko, who
recently received his degree from Tufts University School of Medicine in Boston,
has begun his residency in internal medicine at the Johns Hopkins Hospital
in Baltimore, Md. Karen P. Schroer is a resident minister at Santa Clara (Calif.)
University where she is a full-time graduate student in the pastoral ministries
program. She is also teaching junior high part time at the St. Gregory School
in San Mateo, Calif. Allison P. Scott, who received her master's degree in
psychology from the University of Rhode Island, works as a school psychologist
at the Meeting Street Center in East Providence, R.I. James T. Scott, who has
been promoted to captain in the United States Marine Corps, recently returned
from the peacekeeping operation in Kosovo. Patrice Duggan Shumaker teaches
eighth-grade English at the military school in Puerto Rico. Melissa (Poyant)
Simpson recently accepted a position as assistant criminal district attorney
for Collin County, Texas, as a misdemeanor prosecutor. Matthew T. Smith, who
is a second-year law student at the Camden, N.J., campus of Rutgers, the State
University of New Jersey, is the recipient of a 1999 West Publishing Company
Book Award for Outstanding Scholastic Achievement. Isabella M. (Isa) Squicciarini,
who received her degree from the University of Connecticut School of Law, is
now an attorney with the Waterbury, Conn., law firm of Carmody and Torrance.
Jennifer F. Stuart, who received her master of arts degree in classical Greek
at Bryn Mawr (Pa.) College, in May, is now an associate consultant with the
CSC Consulting Group in West Orange, N.J.
MARRIED: Ethan T. Adams and Bonnie Dain, on June 12, in Seattle,
Wash. Michelle C. Chambers and Sean J. Mack, in St. Ann's Church, Nyack, N.Y. Ryan P. Dooley
and Lisa A. Murphy, on July 24, at the Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help,
Bernardsville, N.J. Patrice M. Duggan and Peter Shumaker, on July 18, in Sudbury,
Mass. Aaron T. Lada and Melinda Peterson, on June 5, in Winston-Salem, N.C.
John P. McEnaney and Kristen E. Haviland '94, on Aug. 8, in St. Joseph Memorial
Chapel. Marie Musacchio and Donnie Kish, on June 26. Michael G. O'Neil and
Virginia B. Cleary, on Sept. 11, at the Church of Christ the King, New Vernon,
N.J. Karen P. Schroer and Christian Sullivan, on Aug. 7. Jennifer F. Stuart
and Todd Parment, on May 29, at Mount Moosilauke Ravine Lodge in Woodstock,
N.H.
1996
Class Co-Chairs
Jennifer E. Burns
Holly R. Khachadoorian
Christopher L. Sears
Alison A. Baikal is currently a first-year student at the
New England College of Optometry in Boston. Janice (Bitteker)
Branco
is a senior
applications
consultant at Meditech in Canton, Mass. Roselee J. Brown is currently
pursuing her master's
degree in education at the University of Massachusetts. Deirdre (Valvo) Calley,
who received her master's degree in economics from Boston University, works
as an economic analyst for the MTA in New York City. Laura C. Cococcia, who
is pursuing her master's degree in public administration at Pace University
in New York, works as a marketing associate for Kids in Crisis in Greenwich,
Conn. Sheila C. Collins is enrolled in the master of arts degree program in
communication disorders at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. Jane (Correllus)
Crane recently accepted a position as a librarian at the Naval Surface Warfare
Center-Dahlgren (Va.) Division. Alison M. Daigneault is in her fourth year
at Tufts University, Medford, Mass., in the M.D./M.B.A. program. Maria E. Dalmanieras,
who received her degree from the University of Miami (Fla.) School of Law in
May, has accepted a position as an associate with a small civil defense firm
in Miami. Kari-Shane Davis received her master's degree in theological studies
at Duke University Divinity School, Durham, N.C., in May. Karri L. Davis has
recently been promoted to programmer/analyst at DAOU-Sentient in Kensington,
Md., where she designs and develops healthcare-related software. Kevin G. Donoghue
has been named an associate at the Worcester-based law firm of Bowditch and
Dewey. In May, Paul F. Healy III received his juris doctor degree from Suffolk
University Law School, Boston. Christina Houston-Crute, who works in development
for cancer and HIV research at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia,
attends Temple University Law School part time. Christina I. Iwane, who received
her master's degree in international public health from Boston University in
May 1998, has accepted a two-year assignment with the Peace Corps, serving
in the Dominican Republic. Caitlin A. Lambert, who received her master's degree
in elementary education from New York University in January 1999, currently
teaches the fifth grade at Beach Street Middle School in West Islip, N.Y. Christopher
M. Lodowsky recently volunteered at several medical clinics in Belize, Central
America, as part of a program offered by the University of Chicago Loyola Stritch
School of Medicine where he is currently a student. Clay S. Mattson is a fourth-year
student at the optometry school of the University of California-Berkeley. On
Sept. 10, 1st Lt. Matthew R. McInerney, USMC, received his naval aviator "wings
of gold" at USNAS, Meridian, Miss.; he garnered a Navy "E" for bombing accuracy
and carrier qualified aboard the USS George Washington. Assigned to
fly the F18 Hornet, McInerney is in training at MIRAMAR, San Diego, Calif.
Akiko (Lizama) Nelson and her husband, Lee, announce the birth of their son,
Luke, in June. Laura J. Peeke is an investment analyst at Manulife Financial
in Boston. Stephen D. Romagnoli is currently pursuing an L.L.M. in taxation
at the New York University School of Law. Rebecca Cormier Ruiz completed her
master's degree in music at Tufts University, Medford, Mass., in May. Courtney
L. Sans received her juris doctor degree from Seton Hall University School
of Law in South Orange, N.J. Lisa Taylor Thomas is a second-year student at
Catholic University Law School in Washington, D.C. Brendan M. Walsh is pursuing
his Ph.D. in international education with a professional field in global development
and program implementation.
MARRIED: Stephanie A. Belanger and David A. Carlin at St. Peter's Church in
Westfield, Mass. Janice R. Bitteker and William Branco, on June 19, at St.
Elizabeth of Hungary Church in Acton, Mass. Rebecca Cormier and Rex B. Ruiz,
M.D., on July 24, in St. Joseph Memorial Chapel. Joanne T. Correllus and Bradford
Crane, on Aug. 21, at St. Anthony's Church, East Falmouth, Mass. Matthew R.
Fantasia and Julia F. Halpern, on June 19, at Our Lady of Hope Church in Carle
Place, N.Y. Catherine A. Fillmore and Michael R. Douglas at St. Mary's Church,
Mansfield, Mass. Christina M. Houston and James Crute, on May 29, in Calif.
Akiko M. Lizama and Lee Nelson, June 1998, in St. Joseph Memorial Chapel. Christina
M. Ranelli and Keith M. Grier, on Aug. 7, in Palmer, Ark. Lisa M. Taylor and
Anthony Thomas, in July, in Atlanta, Ga. Deirdre K. Valvo and Daniel P. Calley,
on May 22.
1997
Class Co-Chairs
Marnie J. Cambria
Brian T. O'Connor
Julie E. Orio
Jennifer L. Blume, who is currently a second-year student
at the University of Maryland Dental School, recently joined
the
Navy
as an ensign under
the Health Professions Scholarship Program. Nicole M. Cambria,
who is in her
first year at the UConn School of Dental Medicine, has spent
the last three summers
working at Paul Newman's summer camp for children who are chronically ill.
Peter J. Capuano teaches English at Cushing Academy in Ashburnham, Mass. Christine
C. Carney is currently attending UMass-Amherst as a postgraduate student, completing
premed requirements and also pursuing a bachelor of science degree in biology.
Emily P. Chadwick, who had worked for two years in the Admissions Office at
Holy Cross, is now with New Dimensions in Technology, a technical recruiting
firm based in Marblehead, Mass. Lauren Chite is in her last year at Fordham
University Law School in New York City. Erin A. Cleggett is currently working
at the Home for Little Wanderers and the Quincy YMCA. Nancy J. Cocchiarella
is with the JVC in Seattle, Wash., where she works as a women's advocate at
the YWCA Shelter. Susan M. Croak is a housing case manager at the AIDS Foundation
Houston, Inc., in Texas, where she had worked as a volunteer with the JVC.
Jerome A. de Guzman, who received his master's degree in applied physics from
Texas Tech University, Lubbock, is currently employed as a product engineer
with Intel Corp. in Hudson, Mass. Erica L. Driscoll, who is an international
account executive for IDG in Framingham, Mass., also does volunteer work as
a Big Sister and as an English as a Second Language teacher for the Red Cross.
Laurie B. Forcier, who completed her master's degree in women and international
development at the University of York in September 1998, now works as a research
associate with the Urban Institute in Washington, D.C. Nicole M. Gandia works
as a human resources assistant in Norwood, Mass. Matthew J. Haluch is a third-year
student at the Creighton University Dental School in Omaha, Neb. Kathleen M.
Hatherley has been working as a financial analyst at Brockton (Mass.) Hospital
for the past two years. Mary Hooper-Buckley, who works at the Bell Atlantic
Center for customers with disabilities, Marlboro, Mass., has been continuing
her education at Northeastern University through the evening division, completing
both the American Sign Language and Deaf Studies programs. Caitlin A. Houlihan
recently completed her first year of the Ph.D. program in cell and molecular
physiology at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill. Eileen M. Joy is
currently working in marketing/sales for the athletic department at the U.S.
Naval Academy, Anapolis, Md. Thuy A. LeDang, who teaches Latin and Spanish
at Reading (Mass.) Memorial High School, is also pursuing a master of education
degree. Stephen J. Lynch is in his third year of law school in Portland, Ore.
Mark A. Marinello is a first-year student at Georgetown University School of
Medicine, Washington, D.C. Rebecca Y. Martel is a first-year graduate student
in mathematics at Dartmouth College, Hanover, N.H. Deborah M. Martin is pursuing
her Ph.D. in neuroscience at the Weill Graduate School of Cornell University.
Christine M. Mulhearn teaches sixth grade at Hopkins School, Hopkinton, Mass.
Heather C. O'Donnell is relocating to St. Louis, Mo., to attend Washington
University Medical School. Elena E. Olejnik works as a research specialist
in the biochemistry department at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
Max Pappas, who received his master's degree in politics of the world economy
from the London School of Economics in England, is working at the Cato Institute
in Washington, D.C., as a research assistant. Angela M. Quaranta, who received
her master's degree in English from Syracuse University in May, is now the
education outreach coordinator at the Women's Rape Crisis Center in Burlington,
Vt. Matthew J. Ragan, who recently transferred to the Pittsburgh, Pa., office
of Mellon Trust, works in the global securities services department. Melissa
J. Richard, who is based in the Boston office of Andersen Consulting, has been
promoted to the position of consultant. Heather K. Russell is pursuing her
master's degree in physical therapy at Boston University. Kathleen A. Straw,
who recently completed her master of public health degree in health law at
Boston University, is relocating to Chicago, Ill., to attend Loyola University
Law School. Andrew T. Young, who is a third-year Ph.D. candidate in economics
at Emory University, Atlanta, Ga., recently presented a paper at the 1999 Society
for Economic Dynamics at the Porto Conte Research Center in Alghero, Sardinia,
Italy. Benjamin E. Zawacki, who returned from two years in Micronesia with
the JVC: International in June, entered the George Washington University Law
School, Washington, D.C., in the fall.
MARRIED: Tracy L. Aristide and Benito Sanchez at the Church of
the Secar de la Real in Palma de Mallorca, Spain, on June 19.
Mary A.
Hooper and
Bill Buckley,
on July 26, 1998.
1998
Class Co-Chairs
Jamie D. Hoag
Eric B. Javier
2nd Lt. Jon P. Bourdon, USMC, recently reported for duty
with 2nd Combat Engineer Battalion, 2nd Marine Division,
Marine Corps
Base,
Camp Lejeune,
N.C. 2nd Lt.
R. James Crawford Jr., USMC, is a platoon commander in Company "A," 1st Light
Armored Reconnaissance Battalion, Camp Pendleton, Calif. Lauren DePaul is currently
working at Emap Petersen Publishing in New York City where she is an assistant
production manager for the sports group. Cheryl Marinin Gatto is now in her
second year of the Ph.D. program at the University of Massachusetts Graduate
School of Biomedical Sciences, Worcester, studying cell biology. After serving
one year with the JVC: Southwest at the Santa Teresita School, Theresa E. Hannon
enrolled in the Ph.D. program in chemistry at Stanford (Calif.) University,
starting in September. Robert J. Hume is in the second year of his M.A./Ph.D.
program in American government at the University of Virginia. Kristy M. Lenihan
is teaching science at the Concord-Carlisle (Mass.) High School and serving
as co-advisor of the Science Olympiad Team. Danielle M. McCann is currently
attending Syracuse University College of Law. Peter J. Miller Jr. has joined
the staff of Massachusetts Senate Minority Whip Michael R. Knapik as a legislative
aide. During the summer, Erin L. Moulton, a teacher at Mother Caroline Academy
in Dorchester, Mass., served on the staff of College Prep, the six-week academic
enrichment camp held at the University of Massachusetts-Lowell, for students
currently attending Lawrence (Mass.) High School. Aaron M. Qureshi recently
accepted a position as a mathematician for the National Security Agency, located
near Baltimore, Md. Erin E. Ronan teaches algebra at Kellenberg Memorial High
School in Uniondale, N.Y. Alison E. Sullivan is a second-year medical student
at Columbia University's College of Physicians and Surgeons in New York City.
In the spring, Iram Valentin completed his first year at the Fordham University
School of Law, New York City. Matthew J. Weiss is in his first year at Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, Pa.
MARRIED: Cheryl L. Marinin and John P. Gatto, on June 12, at
the First Congregational Church of Spencer, Mass.
1999
Class Co-Chairs
Roland A. Baroni III
Sara F. Slater
Robert C. Andrews is now an account executive for Network
Plus in Quincy, Mass. Phillip J. Barner has joined Baystate
Financial
Services
of Boston
as a junior
associate. Ens. Jonathan L. Baron, USN, has reported to Pensacola,
Fla., to begin his flight training. Christine M. Brady has accepted
a position
with
American Express Financial Advisors Inc. Caroline E. Corrigan
is employed in the analytics department of Bloomberg Financial
Market
News in Princeton,
N.J.
David C. Figur has joined the staff of Alexander Aronson Finning
and Co., a certified public accounting and consulting firm with
local offices
in
Worcester, Leicester and Westboro, Mass. Matthew G. Kane is employed
as a financial
manager
by General Electric in Schenectady, N.Y. Sarah J. Laduzenski
is currently employed by Unum Provident Insurance Co. in Worcester
as a claims
examiner in the general
medical division. Marissa A. LaVigne is currently employed as
a
financial administrator with the Chamber Repertory Theatre in
Boston and as
a casting assistant for
TM Associates in London. Edward J. Richer is currently working
at the Cleveland (Ohio) Clinic in the area of multiple sclerosis
research.
Heather A. Tonkin
has volunteered to teach English for one year in Ecuador, as
part of
WorldTeach, a private nonprofit organization based at Harvard
University.
MARRIED: Allyson C. Barr and Jeffrey Pelletier, on Aug. 14, in
Nashua, N.H.
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