We would like to post your news and notes. Please send me any news items or pictures.
Does anyone have pictures from our 30th reunion or earlier reunions, or other events involving the Class of 1973?
Looking forward to hearing from you,
Marie Stoeckel, President - Class of 1973
mstoeckel@cox.net
Recent news from our classmates:
Renee Auriema
rauriema@aol.com
My college counseling business is flourishing. My husband (Land Grant, Class of ’69) and I savor our home offices and plan to work forever.
Isaac K. Byrd, Jr
ABM@netdoor.com
2006 Stanford Young Award- Mississippi trial lawyers highest achievement award.
Ken Cieplik
kcieplik@comcast.net
I have recently launched my own consulting business, KCC Enterprises, and business planning. My wife Paula and sons Kenny and David are all doing well. I can be reached at kcieplik@comcast.net, office 508-947-0470.
Les Dinkin
ldinkin@novantas.com
Continue active involvement in music by playing at open mic nights. Look forward to connecting with classmates and other Brown grads who work in the retail financial services at ldinkin@novantas.com
Carolyn (Candy) Doehlert Walker Simmons
csimmons@getty.edu
I changed careers (again) a couple of years ago, and now have been at the J. Paul Getty Museum since 2001 where I manage the Museum's budget and also serve as the general manager for the Getty's book publishing program. Other major life changes include the upcoming June graduation of my son, Nick, from the University of Chicago, as well as my move last year from the Hollywood Hills to set up housekeeping in Thousand Oaks with Jim Lingl, a fellow empty nester and refugee of cold Wisconsin winters. In the last year we've seen Allin Walker '72 and his wife, Margaret Lockwood at their Woodwalk Gallery in Door Country, Wisconsin, as well as Chicago denizens, Chuck and Sallie (Lloyd) Wolf, and UCSB professor, Carol (Braun) Pasternak (all class of '72).
Norbert P. Donelly
Son Rogan was 1st team all NESCAC (football) and will be captain of the Bowdoin Football team next year. Our daughter Amory (’03) is working as an attorney in NYC.
David Duhaime
dduhaime@aol.com
My wife Claire (Class of ’75) and I are happy that our son Erik decided that Brown was his best choice after all. He’s enjoying his freshman year as a member of the Class of ’10.
Dana H. Frank
dfrank@jhmi.edu
In my 30th year of marriage. So far healthy and happy. My eldest Leah (Class of ’05) is married and teaching at the Lincoln School. My son is self-supporting. What’s not to like- would love to hear from any of my classmates.
Charles Goetsch
charlie@trainlaw.com
Last June, Susan Blatt Schwab (Princeton ’73) and I were married at a high tide sunset ceremony on High Island in the Thimble Islands off the Branford coast of Long Island Sound. Appellate Judge Socrates Mihalakos ’55 presided, my son Benjamin Goetsch ’05 and daughter Megan Goetsch ’09 attended, and jazz singer Giacomo Gates’ quartet provided the music.
Mary Griffin
mary@tgharchitects.com
I was elected to the College of Fellows of the American Institute of Architects. My son Will is in Brown Class of ’08 and son Andrew is in the RISD Class of ’10.
William Hankowsky
bhankowsky@libertyproperty.com
Married to Rosemary McGarrity. Three children Michael (14), Brendan (14), Keith (11). Chairman, CEO, President of Liberty Property Trust (NYSE: LRY) since 2003. Lived in Philadelphia since 1987.
George F. Howard III
markethill@earthlink.net
After years of practicing neurology in a hospital setting I’ve recently established Sleep Medicine Services of Western Massachusetts, the only accredited sleep disorders center in this part of the state. My son Benjamin just completed his first year at Brown, occasioning my first walk through the west quad in over 35 years.
Robert C. Hunter
robbyhunter@hotmail.com
Son- Gregory- attending Brown- Class of 2009.
Thomas Mallon
TVMallon@aol.com
My latest novel, Fellow Travelers, will be published this spring. I live in Washington, DC and write for The New Yorker, The Atlantic Monthly and the New York Times Book Review.
Dick McEvoy
dmcevoy@mrnewtown.net
I am headed to Normandy, France this week to take part in the international pastel painting exhibit L’Art du Pastel en France, as I try to expand my painting horizons. I also currently have a one-man show at The Discovery Museum (Bridgeport, CT) and a painting traveling to Taipei, Taiwan in a traveling exhibition of North American artists (www.dickmcevoypaintings.com).
My wife Jane and I still get together regularly with Andy and Gail Kislevitz, and we try to also keep up with Chip Frost, Jim Miller, Gary Melillo and Deb (Bowen) Brennan. We are looking forward to seeing many more friends at this year’s reunion.
Jeffrey Miller
Jeffreymiller015@msn.com
Eldest daughter, Melissa, will be graduating from Hawaii Pacific University in January 2008. Youngest, Coral, is entering High School.
Constance Kulik Morgan
cmteinnoc@yahoo.com
Harold E Morgan (Duguesne ’71 and American University ’76) and I were married November 2006 in a private ceremony at a monastery chapel in Washington, DC. Highlights were our 8 flower girls and my mother being able to attend. She passed away one month later. Phyllis A.M. Hollenbeck (’73 and MD ’77) and Shaun Curran (’72) were among our guests. I also gained three step-sons.
Michael S. Ostrach
Recently joined Dynavax Technologies as Chief Business Officer and General Counsel. I live in Orinda, California with my wife, two sons and daughter.
Nina Tiglio Ruckes
nruckes@snet.net
Our daughter is a beautiful 9 year old, of course, and we became licensed foster parents in August ’06. We have been caring for a perfect baby girl since she was two weeks old. Through the 7 months that she has been here, she has given us more than we could ever giver her, and not only that, but she made my hot flashes stop!
Stephan Russo
srusso@goddard.org
I have been the Executive Director of Goddard Riverside Community Center in NYC since 1998 where I began my career in community work in 1976. My wife, Susan Souder, a 1971 graduate of Earlham College, is a therapist in private practice. My son Noah is a 2006 graduate of Ithaca College and works in media/public relations at NIKE; and my daughter Rebekah, Brown Class of 2010, is thoroughly enjoying her freshman year on College Hill.
Paul D. Sampson
pdsampson@comcast.net
Paul, his wife Sandy and 13 year old son Sasha, adopted four years ago in Russia, will travel to Russia and the Ukraine for three weeks this summer to visit their former exchange students Sveta and Oleg in the Ukraine and Tanya in Russia. They also look forward to seeing if Sasha will remember any of his native language.
Jane Seigler
Jane@reddemeade.com
After “retiring” from active law practice, Jane owns and operates Reddemeade Equestrian Center, a large commercial horse boarding and riding lesson facility in Montgomery County, Maryland. She is also currently serving as Vice President of the Maryland Horse Council. Jane and her husband Paul Schopf (ScB ’71, M.S. ’73) are currently enjoying life with their Irish wolfhound and Newfoundland puppies. Paul is Associate Dean of the College of Science at George Mason University in Fairfax, VA.
Geoffrey Stewart
gstewart@jonesday.com
I was married to Sandra Baker in March, and we are happily living in the Maryland suburbs of Washington. My daughter Cameron (’07), graduated from Brown in June.
Jeff Wagner
jwagner@wkcommunications.com
After 23 years at Comcast SportsNet I started a sports marketing firm based in Bethesda, Maryland. Also in my ninth year of coaching Rosemary Hills lacrosse, a Silver Spring based program serving primarily underserved black and Hispanic boys and girls. Happily married to my first wife of 25 years, Nancy Leopold (’76). We have two healthy and relatively sane children, Julie (Bates ’09) and Sam (BCC High ’08). I still keep in touch with many on the 1973 undefeated Ivy League Championship lacrosse team as well as the Charlesfield street gang.
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