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Baldwin to Flagler Mark J. Baldwin 103 Woods Road What’s your favorite Dartmouth Florence, MA 01062 memory? [email protected] The many friends I made; the calm- 413.584.7012 ing time I spent in the sculpture studio. Who’s at home? Do you have a “bucket list”? Wife: Mary Kay (Mimi) Baldwin – Mt. What are some of the things on Holyoke ‘87 it? Return to Ireland. Travel to Eng- Kids: Emilie, age 13; Abigael, age 11 land and see a Premier League game. Career Information: High School Knowing what you know now, Social Studies Teacher, Dept. Chair, what piece of advice would and varsity baseball coach Mark: older, not wiser. you give a freshman beginning Hobbies: watching (and sometimes college? Take advantage of all the coaching) my kids’ activities; I’m also president of opportunities presented to you; you may never the Massachusetts Baseball Coaches Association have some of those opportunities again. Freshman Dorm: Cohen, in the Choates What are your goals, dreams or plans for What’s been the biggest achievement of last the future? to help my kids achieve what they 25 years: having a happy and healthy family. want to do. ! e BaldwinBldi clan: l Emilie, E iliMii Mimi, and dAb Abbyb Kathy Bannon, see Keith Beth Barton, see Rondeau 22 Dartmouth Class of ’86 David Beach 375 Riverside Drive #12A with Pepe and Vicki/ EBA’s New York, NY 10025 chicken sandwich/Freshman [email protected] Cabaret/Swapping " oppy disks on my ! rst Mac/Drink- Who’s at home? ing too much coffee at Lou’s/ Spouse/Partner: Russell Granet Remembering how I ! rst met Kids: Sadie Kate Granet-Beach the great friends who are still Pets: Not yet my great friends today. Career Information: Actor, What’s been the biggest etc. surprise of last 25 years? How lucky I’ve been. Hobbies: Procrastination Do you have a “bucket Freshman Dorm: Butter! eld list”? Am putting off bucket What’s your favorite Dart- list until the 50th. mouth memory? Learning Knowing what you know the Salty Dog Rag/Getting now, what piece of advice pneumonia from kayaking in the Connecticut as would you give a freshman? Take everything Freshman PE requirement/Shakespeare Alley/Being pass/fail. excited about seeing Baker Library each time I came back to campus/Going to the Hop every day/ What are your goals, dreams or plans for the LSA Blois/Falling asleep in Sanborn/Taking class future? More of the same. Kiewit, Now and Then DartmouthDartmouth ClassCl ass of ’8686 23 Natalie Bej, aka Tayi 1018 Edgemill Way What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 West Chester, PA 19382 years? The biggest surprise is probably how much [email protected] has happened and changed, but yet how much the important little things stay the same. Who’s at home? Knowing what you know now, what piece of Spouse/Partner: Andrew Bej advice would you give a freshman beginning Kids: Nina is a college freshman in Boston and Nick college? My daughter is a freshman in college. is a high school sophomore I tell her to study hard, explore her interests, and Pets: Scout the Beagle your dreams can be achieved with determination Career Information: Principal, The Vanguard and hard work. Group, Inc. in Valley Forge, PA. What are your goals, dreams or plans for the Freshman Dorm: North Mass future? Live life. What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Beer pong and the stacks, not a synchronous memory, clearly. Sharon Belanger, see Showalter 24 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Debbie Berke, see Hall Tom Berry P.O. Box 99 reckless decisions of my life, but it Lake for at-risk New Hampshire boys, 212 Gordon Hill Road all worked out for the best. - e real which is followed by year round coun- New Hampton, NH 03256 estate experience was a stepping stone seling. I had spent summers there as an Home: 603-744-6927 to joining Merrill Lynch as a $ nancial undergrad working as a camp coun- Cell: 603-630-3925 advisor in Concord, NH three years selor. It is also where I met my wife later. for the $ rst time. We started an annual I feel that I have led a charmed life Emma came along in March ())! golf tournament (( years ago that to since leaving Dartmouth !" years ago. and is now a college freshman, also at date has raised over 0!%#,### for an For most of that time, I have been liv- St Lawrence University. She is an honor incredibly deserving organization. ing in the Lakes Region of New Hamp- student and joined her sister, Kelsey, as Jennifer and I love to travel and have shire—"# miles from Hanover. Before a starter on the $ eld hockey team. been to about half of the places on our fall term $ nished senior year, I was May ())&, Hayden is born and his “bucket list.” Highlights recently were engaged to Jennifer Shackett. Colby ’%&. $ rst word ever said is “ball.” He plays a two-week trip to Europe last sum- A' er graduation, I started with all sports and excels at baseball and mer with our kids before they were Procter & Gamble as a sales represen- golf. He will be a freshman at New all grown up. Playing golf in Scotland tative in the state of Maine. Moved to Hampton this fall. with my three brothers, as a gi' from New Hampshire for P & G a year later In ())&, I was asked to open the our mom, was almost as much fun. and have never le' . Hanover o. ce of Merrill Lynch and As a family, we like to ski, hike, play Jennifer and I were married in June did so without hesitation. Jennifer and golf and tennis and spend time on the of ()%& and moved to the New Hamp- I looked at houses, but we decided that nearby lakes. We are the proud owners ton School campus where she started my commute was short enough—one of two Labrador retrievers, yellow and her career as an English teacher and hour one way—for us not to rush to black, that keep us company when the coach. She is now the Director of Stud- buy or for her to change her teaching girls are away at college. ies and has had an impact on thou- job. - ree years later, and more than a I have always been grateful for what sands of students over her tenure. We few speeding tickets on Rte + and sev- my Dartmouth experience prepared lived in four di* erent homes over a eral near-miss collisions, I decided to me for in life. I am sorry that the fam- !+-year period before moving into our move back to the Concord, NH Mer- ily legacy did not continue when own home that we built last year. I have rill Lynch o. ce, cutting my commute Kelsey, valedictorian of her class, did never worked for the school, but it has in half. not get accepted four years ago, and been a wonderful place to raise a fam- I have a number of clients still in when Emma did not even apply; but ily and to be around an exciting and Hanover and always enjoy going back things seem to always work out for the interesting group of people. to town. What I will remember most best, as they have created their own First child Kelsey born May, ()%). from my three years working there legacy at St. Lawrence University. She is now !(, a college graduate this above the Nugget - eater will be the My $ rst cousin Patricia Berry ’%( spring and engaged to her boyfriend many opportunities to work with has a daughter, Meg Heisler, in the of the last two years (who she met at incredibly bright Dartmouth under- class of !#(+ in Hanover. - e advice I St. Lawrence University). Fortunately graduates that asked to intern in our would give to her and her classmates is for us, he grew up about !# miles away. o. ce. to make the most of their Dartmouth Wedding planned for summer !#(! A' er Bank of America bought experience by doing things they like, and I have been promised that I will Merrill Lynch in !##%, I was given the trying new things that may be dif- not become a grandfather for at least a opportunity to move my investment $ cult, and seeing as much of New few more years. practice to UBS, also in Concord, Hampshire as they can in their four I le' P & G a month before Kelsey where I work today. years. Meg and friends… if you are was born to work for a land develop- For the past (/ years, I have been a lucky enough, you might get to make ment company at (##, commission. trustee of the Mayhew Program: a sum- it your home. - is was probably one of the most mer camp experience on Newfound Dartmouth Class of ’86 25 Tom “Biegs” Biegel 47 Black Brook Road What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 Gorham, ME 04038 years? Staying in Maine and staying at the same [email protected] company for 23 years. Who’s at home? Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some of the things on it? Just ! nished hiking the Grand Spouse: Kristine Biegel Canyon and prior to that hiked Mount Washington Kids: Son, Jamie age 15, daughter, Abby age 14 and Mount Katadin (highest peak in Maine) Career Information:1986-88 banking analyst, Knowing what you know now, what piece of 1988-present CFO, Shaw Brothers Construction, Inc. advice would you give a freshman? Join every- Hobbies: Soccer, Racket Ball, Hiking, Running thing you can! (Especially outing club which I Freshman Dorm: The Lodge didn’t do).
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