become alarmingly preoccupied a boy, out on Nantucket, and communica-
with the fashion world when tion has been little since that little guy
Y
she’s not reading voraciously. appeared, as is to be expected. But I think
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Probably going to be an English they love living on the Island, which I bet
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professor like her parents, poor would be challenging, but amazing. We saw
W
thing. She was oddly curious a glimpse of Merrell Redway and her kids
THE
OF
about SG recently, but recently the last two summers which was really fun.”
Y
came to the conclusion of, ‘I
Holly Brown Aymond writes: “I saw
think I like you more than you
COURTES Paget and Todd Bland last summer in
O
liked your parents.’ Alison is still
Martha’s Vineyard, and it was so fun to
PHOT
putting up with me after 17
catch up with them. We are in Denver, and
Back row: Chip Rogers, Eric McLeod, Sawyer Rogers, years this June. Recent quote:
love it. The lifestyle is great and we are
Weston Rogers, Carl Weston, Morgan Orr, San Orr, Holly
‘You are still staring out into
Weston Rogers ’80. Middle Row: Jenner Weston McLeod
doing lots of skiing on the weekends. I have
space.’ In February I flew down
’84, Jenner McLeod, Sue Weston, Nan Thompson, Sarah
four kids (Margot, 12, Pierce and Zoe, 7,
to Nassau to spring a birthday
Weston Orr ’86. Front row: Davis Rogers, Anders Orr,
and Natalie, 5) and they are definitely
surprise on Rags (Mike
Hollis McLeod, Anders McLeod and Oliver Orr.
keeping me busy. I have also been spending
Klonaris), organized by his wife,
more time on photography and doing
Arantxa. Met up with Fred
some portrait work.”
Kelly Swanson writes: “Hi. Living on Cape
Carret for some laughs (and the usual late
Cod. Spare bedroom if anyone is traveling.”
night world problem-solving chats), and
Volodia Crettol writes: “I’m so glad to
see that someone has taken over the respon-
Peter Schellbach writes: “Just had our
also Steve Connett, his stunning wife and
sibility of class correspondent. I hope that
third kid, Christopher James, on March 18.
their adorable baby. I decided against
you are getting news from many of us. As
Wife Jackie doing great, is tired. Raising him
drunk-dialing Lilie Clark Van Arsdall at
for myself, I don’t think I’ve written any-
with his two twin brothers, Peter and Teddy,
midnight from Steve’s father’s sloop where
thing in the last 10 years! So, I’ll try to be
in NYC. We see Peter Groome, Carter Worth
we all had dinner one beautiful night. Hey
concise. I lived in the Bay area for about 12
’84 and Peter Frelinghuysen ’84 on occasion.”
Fred, do I get to tell everyone yet that you
and Melissa are engaged and expecting a
years. I went to cooking school (CCA), then
Ned Truslow writes: “Am happily
baby? Fred and Fifi. Not what the yearbook
owned a wine country bistro in Sonoma for
ensconced in New Canaan, Conn., walking
staff predicted 21 years ago, and I am going
seven years. Nat Hughes was my sous chef! I
to work every day at a local private equity
to take some credit for this one: ‘Yeah, you
married a Southern girl (Laura), and after
firm. Two awesome kids and a new/old
muffinhead, I think when you get to Lon-
we had our first child (Henry, now 8), we
house that is falling down. I see lots of
don you should call her up and take her to
moved to Tennessee (Knoxville). I owned a
John Rocco who lives nearby with his wife
dinner.’ My best to everyone.”
food manufacturing business for a couple of
and two kids. I attended Boo Blynn’s 40th
years, and started doing restaurant consult-
birthday bash and am godfather to one of
Boo Blynn Smith writes:” The Smith
ing. I am currently the corporate chef for a
her boys. She just graduated from a presti-
crew is doing just fine here in Connecticut.
large food distributing company. We have
gious massage therapy college and plans
Maury and I are trying to raise our two
another son, Harrison, 5. I still keep in
to open a practice. I continue to write
boys (Moss, 8, and Timmy, 4) as best we can
touch with Nat Hughes and Paul Tullis. I
angry letters to the New York Times, but
without them turning into Gameboy zom-
think about the SG days often, and would
strangely, they never get published. I
bies, or Webkinz-crazed fanatics. Our
love to reconnect with many of you.”
spoke with Kate Zernike, but she claims
motto is, ‘Get outside!’ Actually, they’re
no influence. Life is good.”
good kids and keep us entertained, that’s
From a note sent to the Alumni/ae
for sure. Maury is in the corporate real
Office: Louise Rich married Jonathan Rich,
Bryce Traister writes: “I have been busy
estate gig in Hartford, and I will be a
a barrister, in the Temple Church in Lon-
furthering my son’s budding career in the
licensed massage therapist in June some-
don in January 2006. In December 2006,
NHL. Matt is 10 now, plays on a competi-
time. A new career for me, which I’m very
their daughter Alexandra was born. She
tive hockey team (finalists this year in the
excited about. And, in May, Laura Foulke
lives in Essex, England.
Ontario Provincial Championships), and
and three other friends and I are hiking and
generally lurks between the extremes of
camping in the Grand Canyon. I can’t wait,
even-tempered docility and calculated
Class of 1987
a nice trip away from the daily grind! Laura
stealth. Recent quote: ‘Dad, when you were
is loving San Francisco, and I stay in good
my age, they hadn’t discovered electricity
Edward R. Dessommes
touch with Ned Truslow and Mary. They’re
yet.’ This in response to my geriatric
23425 SE Black Nugget Road
in New Canaan, supporting all the local
Apartment G304
attempts to play Xbox. Hannah turns 14 in
contractors on renovating their house.
Issaquah, WA 98029
June—she starts ninth grade next year.
What a painful process! Next week I may Phone: 425-427-1047
Scary. She’s generally a nice kid, saves her
visit their place in Maine for a few days. E-mail:
edessommes@hotmail.com
wrath mostly for her mother, and has
Eleanor Weller Antonietti had a third child,
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