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.

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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 Cl Classass 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). What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? The What are your goals, dreams or plans for the outdoor grill, happy hours, and parties during future? Get my kids through high school and col- Sophomore Summer at Heorot lege, expand my bucket list, winter in the south where it’s warm, travel Europe again, go to the next World Cup, and learn the guitar.

Katie Blackburn (Brown)

5155 Stone Barn Rd Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some of Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 the things on it? Nothing in particular, just take [email protected]" .net advantage of opportunities that present themselves. That being said I do like gol! ng at nice courses. Who’s at home? Knowing what you know now, what piece of Spouse/Partner: Troy advice would you give a freshman? That is my Kids: Elizabeth (18) and Caroline (16) daughter, and I will be reading others’ responses Pets: 2 cats because I’m not sure I have the right advice. Right Career Information: Exec VP of Cincinnati Bengals now I keep telling myself she will have a great experience wherever she goes, but if there is more Hobbies: Golf, Tennis particular advice to make sure that happens, I’d Freshman Dorm: South Mass (I think that’s right love to pass that along to her! I think college is a but if I have North Mass and South Mass turned time and place for kids to learn how to make inde- around I was in the all girls one.) pendent good, decisions, have great experiences What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Play- (maybe knock off a few of those bucket list items), ing ice hockey (including learning how to) expand their education, and make friends. What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 What are your goals, dreams or plans for the years? that it goes so fast future? Good health and happiness for my family, friends and especially my kids.

26 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Winter Carnival posters Courtesy of Dartmouth College Library.

Dartmouth Class of ’86 27 Karen Blodgett

San Francisco, CA gings – I still think of that class whenever I hear [email protected] Sexual Healing by Marvin Gaye! • FSA abroad in Toulouse, and traveling with our Who’s at home? Just me and a few house plants! Eurail Passes over spring break with three Kar- Career Information: Director of Wealth Manage- en’s and Jan. By the end of the trip the three K’s ment and Principal at Aspiriant, a leading indepen- all had nicknames that have stuck in my mind to dent wealth management ! rm this day! Hobbies: triathlons, travel, golf • An English lit course on James Boswell junior Freshman Dorm: the MoLo! spring with only four students in it – we met in a board room in an upper level of Baker Library What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? that had dark paneling and old portraits on the It’s simply not possible to have just one favorite wall. One week in May on a particularly warm memory – here are a few that come to mind… day, three of the four of us skipped class – at the • The ! rst time we all got together as a class in next session the professor politely asked that we Webster Hall during orientation week coordinate our absences a bit better. • Crisp walks across campus Freshman winter to • Most embarrassing moment is probably per- get to my 8AM seminar held in a classroom in forming “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” with the Deci- the Thayer School (I lived in the MoLo – could it belles at a number of fraternity cocktail parties have been any further away?!) • The seemingly endless supply of Bachman pret- • Hours and hours spent in the piano practice zels and Jax in the Kappa social room (thanks, rooms way down in the bowels of the Hop Wini!) • Going out for a long run on Saturday afternoons • Singing Dartmouth songs with the Glee Club at in the fall, listening to the 2nd half of the foot- the bon! re on Homecoming night and so many ball game on my Walkman radio; midnight runs other occasions around Occom Pond • Montreal road trip senior year with the girls – • Taking aerobics in Collins taught by Elisa Rush and getting busted at the border for trying to dressed in my purple bring back too much Brador leotard, tights, and leg-

From le" : with nephew, Tom, in Yosemite; at Half Dome in January; Bizarre lava # eld outside Bend, OR.

28 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Karen Blodgett, continued

What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 ! nancial planning program years? How fast it went! What’s really hitting me • Being able to change a " at on the rear wheel of as this reunion approaches is that it was at my my bike – all by myself father’s 25 reunion in 1980 that for the ! rst time, • Play golf at Pebble Beach (and be reasonably I saw Dartmouth as a place that could be my own, worthy of it) and not just “where my dad went to college”. • Visit all of the National Parks in the U.S. Eighteen months later I was accepted early deci- • I’m seriously considering jumping out of an sion, and the rest is history. Dartmouth has been a airplane someday wonderful bond over the years between my father Knowing what you know now, what piece of and me. advice would you give a freshman? Keep an Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some open mind about what you want to do in your life of the things on it? – there’s more than one answer. It’s the twists and • Once I’m no longer working full time, I’d like to turns in life that help you discover who you really teach – either music classes to kids, or in a local are. And most of all, be true to yourself.

Clockwise from le" : My # rst Alcatraz triathlon; Patagonia; With a friend’s newly adopted son in Hanoi; With Dad (D’$$).

Dartmouth Class of ’86 29 Jack Bocock

1801 Westview Road What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 Charlottesville, VA 22903 years: My wife agreed to marry me. [email protected] Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some Who’s at home? of the things on it? Climb the Matterhorn. Pay Dartmouth tuition. Spouse/Partner: Nora Brook! eld Knowing what you know now, what piece of Kids: Willis (16), Molly (13), Nonie (7) advice would you give a freshman beginning Pets: Cats & Rabbits college? Work hard, have fun, don’t waste any Career Information: Founding partner of Invest- time! ment Management of Virginia, LLC. What are your goals, dreams or plans for the Hobbies: children, hiking/skiing/hunting/biking. future? Make it to 80. Freshman Dorm: Streeter (not an integral part of my favorite Dart- mouth memory) What’s your favor- ite Dartmouth memory? Seeing Baker Tower over the trees each time I drove back into town. Refreshments at Sachem after rugby practice.

30 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Dartmouth Class of ’86 31 Michelle Bonneau, see Broderick

Kirsten Calvert Brady

1 Colles Avenue • running the golf course to Occom Pond and up Morristown NJ 07960 Rip Road [email protected] • driving around the green in my white Toyota • FSA Toulouse, France Spouse: John Brady, Trinity ‘82 • reading in Sanborn My job title: Sales Collaboration Of! cer – Camp- • going to the Dartmouth football games with my bell Alliance/inVentiv Health Dad (class of ’57) My favorite activities are the Oscars, pilates, run- • all the reunions and friendships since college ning, skiing, and tennis My husband and I have renovated 5 historic homes My advice would be to be curious, and be coura- in 10 years, with 3 kids! On number 6 now (house, geous. not kid) I’d like to own a bakery and coffee shop, drive a We have three children; Calvert Ryan (12), Sara Prius, learn to surf, travel around the world, teach Dalton (8), Tucker Matthew (5), and one pet: my kids to take care of themselves and others, and Snoopy (guinea pig) have a beach house near the sea. My favorite Dartmouth memories: Here are some pics of my sweet family! See you in • meeting my best friends freshman year in mid- Hanover. Fayerweather • the seemingly endless parties

32 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Karin Bravin

322 West 72nd Street NY, NY 10023 ’86 [email protected] Survey Who’s at home? For whom did you Spouse/Partner: John Post Lee vote in 2008? Kids: Charlotte, 15 and Jackson, 12 Pets: soon? McCain / Palin 84 24% Career Information: BravinLee programs – (I Obama/Biden 241 70% co-own a contemporary art gallery in Chelsea Other 6 with my spouse) and I curate public art projects and installations 2% Freshman Dorm: Mid Mass I did not vote. 12 3% What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Eating in Collis with friends, studying, well not really, in the ’02 room, Mass Row Carnival, sum- mer term, art history classes What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 years? That I haven’t kept in touch with as many classmates as I thought I would have Knowing what you know now, what piece of advice would you give a freshman? Take advan- tage of activities that college has to offer besides the academic courses.

Trivia! Sports Then and Now Topic 1986 2011 World Series New York Mets San Francisco Giants Super Bowl Chicago Bears New Orleans Saints Wimbledon Becker/Navratilova Rafael Nadal/Serena Williams US Open Tennis Lendl/Navratilova Rafael Nadal/Kim Clijsters Kentucky Derby Ferdinand Super Saver NBA Boston Celtics Lakers Stanley Cup Montreal Canadiens Chicago Blackhawks US Open Golf Ray Floyd Graeme McDowell NCAA Football Penn State Auburn Tigers NCAA Basketball Louisville! Duke over Butler World Cup Soccer Argentina Spain

DartmouthDartmouth CClasslass ooff ’86 33 Michelle (Bonneau) Broderick

Broad Sound Lane What’s your favorite Dartmouth Freeport Maine memory? Most memorable was [email protected] probably falling into the Charles River while on the sailing team fresh- Who’s at home? man year, and having to throw those Husband: Dan clothes away because the smell would Kids: Daughters, Meredith 15 and not come out even after multiple Courtney 13 washings. Pets: English Springer Spaniel, Madison Do you have a “bucket list”? Career Information: Maine Optome- What are some of the things on try with 4 locations in southern Maine; it? I love living in Maine, but like to I practice out of Freeport and Bruns- travel as often as possible. I want to wick. General practice, with specialty in children’s visit more of Europe, Australia and New Zealand, vision and Vision Therapy. and more of the US, especially out west Hobbies: Cycling, and some recent sprint triath- What are your plans for the future? Leaving lons, getting braver in the kitchen, love to travel, for family trip to Europe on the same day as our busy watching kids’ sports events (soccer, Nordic reunion, so will not be able to attend. Will be in skiing, lacrosse). Paris area for a week and then Tuscany for the second week. Freshman Dorm: River Cluster

home sweet home

last race of the season

what I look at all day 34 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Beau Brown

187 Rinconada Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301 [email protected] Who’s at home? Spouse/Partner: Adria Brown Kids: Alinna (15) and Thomas (12) Pets: Fred (Havanese dog) Career Information: California Casualty (Insurance) for 22 years Hobbies: AAU Basketball Coach Freshman Dorm: Mid-Mass

Cece Conway Browne

587 West Hawthorne Place Caroline (8) – travel, adventure and career Chicago, IL 60657 Pets: Buddy, the dog changes. After seeing many close friends face serious illness this cece@chicagoallergyandhealth. Career Information: Commer- past year, staying healthy and com cial Real Estate Broker/Developer enjoying every day is my priority. Who’s at home? – Alternative Health Care Practice Knowing what you know Spouse/Partner: Greg Browne Hobbies: I exercise and practice now, what piece of advice yoga but my time is limited with Kids: Patrick (13), Margot (11), would you give a freshman kids and work. beginning college? Try to Freshman Dorm: Russell embrace the experience of learn- Sage ing – don’t just go through the What’s your favorite motions. Take a year or two off Dartmouth memory? before college and work – you Sitting in our dorm room will appreciate the experience with friends ! ltering in much more. and out recounting stories What are your goals, dreams of the past weekend esca- or plans for the future? Other pades and laughing until than raising healthy, happy kids, my stomach hurt. I don’t have speci! c plans. I have What’s been the big- found that life happens despite gest surprise of last 25 the plans you have made so I am years? The challenge and much less focused on goals and joy of parenthood. plans than I once was. Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some of the things on it? I will take what comes my way

Kendall Burney, see Wilson

Susan Burnley, see Moynihan

Dartmouth Class of ’86 35 Mike Cahn c/o Carraig Dúlra, Glenealy Landscape Centre Glenealy, Co Wicklow, IRELAND [email protected] Who’s at home? Spouse/Partner: Suzie Kids: 4 Career Information: For the past 5 years I've been self-employed in two different worlds: I develop websites and do some IT work, mainly for charities and com- munity groups, and I also run Carraig Dúlra and the OOOOBY Community Food Store with my wife. Carraig Dúlra is our organic & permaculture teaching farm, and OOOOBY (Out Of Our Own Back Yard) is a volunteer/non-pro! t social enterprise In 2004-5 we took the kids and traveled in Europe which focuses on creating and supporting local in our VW hippie van, volunteering in organic food networks farms and visiting Italy, Croatia and France. Our Hobbies: I'm a beekeeper complete diary of the trip is online at http://mei- Freshman Dorm: Mid Mass theal.net/6plusWwoofVanClan/ What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Ice skating on Occom pond in the moonlight Knowing what you know now, what piece of advice would you give a freshman? Take at least a year after high school before you go to college and go DO SOMETHING, particularly something that is outside your comfort zone. What are your goals, dreams or plans for the future? I'm lucky that I've created my “day jobs” to match pretty closely with what I actually want to be doing day to day. I prefer to work locally, which I do in both my computer work and community food work. I’m currently trying to bring the col- laborative approach I've learned in community work into the IT business as well, which (surprisingly) seems to be meeting less resis- In 2006 we were lucky enough to ! nd a beautiful tance than I expected. I love working on our farm, wild natural piece of land, we named Carraig Dúlra and get a lot out of sharing it with visitors, whether (carraig = rock, dulra = nature or elements) course participants, volunteers or friends.

36 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Mike Cahn, continued

In 2009 we launched the OOOOBY Store (Out Of Our Own Back Yard), a volunteer run non-pro! t community food centre.

In 2009 our family moved into gers (yurts) on our farm for half a year with no electricity or running water (but we did rent a hot tub for a week in the winter!)

The whole Cahn clan

Dartmouth Class of ’86 37 Kathryn Gord Callahan

Alexandria, VA pack) on the "wild coast" northeast of accomplishments, and I'm delighted Cape Town. by your stories. As for me… I can't say Married Tom Callahan ’%+ in ())". Here we are (the group below) I've le' a blazing professional trail (I Didn't know each other well at Dart- last summer, when Grace was (/ and le' magazine publishing many years mouth, but ran into him walking Claire was (#, and we took a spectacu- ago to spend time with the pack), but my dog on Capitol Hill. Two amaz- lar/hilarious RV trip around Oregon: I sure do love my life. I think my Dart- ing kids, seven dogs, and a cat later I dune buggies, giant redwoods, horse- mouth experience plays an enormous couldn’t be happier! back on the beach, boating past bears role in the richness and joy I feel in all We moved to South Africa right and seals… Can't get enough of that of the small wonders that now make a' er we got married, and had an kind of travel. up my everyday life. (Her spell on me incredible two-year adventure. Our I know that many of you have used remains!) daughter Grace was born there, and your Dartmouth education as a foun- here she is (protected as always by her dation for absolutely phenomenal

Kirsten Calvert, see Brady

38 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Kimberly Wills Campbell

31 Fort Hill Drive quickly, before he sees my face, grab Connecticut to spend a couple of days Lloyd Harbor, NY 11743 my friends and exit. Several months together. [email protected] later, that same fellow asks me out Do you have a “bucket list”? My Who’s at home? on a date (he does not know I am the bucket list includes: a trip to Venice Spouse: Gregory Campbell ‘%" smasher but I know he is the sma- with my husband; taking the whole Kids: Alexandra (NYU Tisch/CAP !( shee). We have a lovely time, I confess family to Lake Louise (and hopefully ’(/); William ((&), Victoria (("), Char- (a' er he pays for dinner) and !% years meeting the Osmans there); having all lotte ((!) and Zachary ((() later we are still very happily married! my kids $ nd the college that’s best for Pets: Sarastro (Black Lab) and Orson What’s been the biggest surprise of them; seeing my oldest on the Broad- (New Foundland) last !" years? Before we graduated, way stage; having my youngest daugh- Career Information: Started out as we started having some Dartmouth ter recruited to play D-( lacrosse. a corporate attorney, then had " kids. friends out for a weekend every sum- Knowing what you know now, what Became a yacht broker - lots of fun, mer. When folks didn’t have kids and piece of advice would you give a many cool business trips. Now a TV most lived on the east coast, it was freshman? Have no regrets. Work shoot location manager. fairly easy for them to make the trip. your hardest so there are no “what ifs”, Hobbies: Coaching my kids in so' - We have been able to keep up the tradi- but take time along the way to enjoy ball, lacrosse, $ eld hockey and soccer. tion and, notwithstanding many kids the extras. Skiing with the family. and many miles, every year Greg and What are your goals, dreams or plans Freshman Dorm: THE River Cluster I are blown away that people take time for the future? To see my kids happy (S. Hinman) out of their crazy lives and still man- in their adult lives. Have time to travel What’s your favorite Dartmouth age to come visit us the second week- with my husband before we are too old memory? In the dining hall with my end of August. We are blessed that the to enjoy it. Cluster mates Deb McCollum and Colons (Deb McCollum ’%2 and John Martha Molumpy – I’m bored because ‘%!), Hincks (Martha Molumphy ’%2), one or both of them is 1 irting with Adams (Sarah Moore$ eld ’%2), Bohn some fellows whom I don’t know, (Suzy Dunseath ’%2 and Jack ’%&), when all of a sudden a thrown tomato Osman (Andy ’%" and Frances Gmur rolls by (intended for one of the 1 irta- ’%"), Fields (Elwyn ’%"), Martin (Phil tious fellows). I pick it up looking for ’%") and sometimes Kliber (Brad ’%") the responsible party $ guring he must have travelled each and every year be more fun than the crowd I’m with. from places such as Moscow, Mexico, Upon returning it to him, surprisingly, Milan, London, New Orleans, Fin- he is very rude and pretends I am not land, Tokyo, Seattle, Texas, Minnesota, there. Without hesitation, I drop it South Carolina, Cleveland, Baltimore, down his back and smash it. I turn Maine, Nantucket, Massachusetts and

DartmouthDartmouth ClClasslass off ’86 39 Dawn Carey

248 Hogback Road Knowing what you know now, what piece of Norwich, VT 05055 advice would you give a freshman? Take it easy [email protected] on yourself – everyone else is freaked out too, even if they don’t look like it. Who’s at home? What are your goals, dreams or plans for the Spouse: Christopher Smith, my trophy husband. future? Pretty damn happy with the present. I am Kids: Hillary (in NYC!), Althea (just graduated excited to see more of the world. More speci! cally, Georgetown SFS), Tyler (just graduated Hanover I am excited to meet more people of the world! High), and Hellie (in 6th grade this fall) Pets: Scout, the wonder dog Career Information: working at the new Dart- mouth Center for Health Care Delivery Science – LOVE it! Hobbies: Crew, tennis, lazy knitting, skiing… Freshman Dorm: Wild Woodward Woman! What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Hmm… Perhaps the frenetic hilarity of the energy swell in an all-women’s dorm as news of the Col- lis snacks truck parking out back made its way through the halls? Or the lovely surprise of coming home to all the furniture from Deb Smith’s and my room completely moved out – thanks, Jonathan and Dave! Or the “readings” the upperclass women of Woodward let us in on as naïve freshman! What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 years? The song “Men/We of Dartmouth” still makes me cry. I know – dork. Do you have a “bucket list”? Nope. Maybe at the 50th?

40 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Tom Carhart

745 Windsor Drive Knowing what you know now, what piece of Menlo Park, CA 94025 advice would you give a freshman beginning [email protected] college? Who’s at home? “To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to Spouse/Partner: Lisa Carhart earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure Kids: Will (14), Stephen (12), and Elisabeth (9) the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty, Pets: Cali(fornia), our mini labradoodle to ! nd the best in others; to leave the world a little Career Information: VP, Marketing and Business better; whether by a healthy child, a garden patch Development, Hewlett Packard Visual Collaboration or a redeemed social condition; to know even one – we’re making video calling as common as the life has breathed easier because you have lived. telephone for businesses This is the meaning of success." Hobbies: Skiing, Cycling, Backpacking —Ralph Waldo Emerson Freshman Dorm: Smith “Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glori- ous triumphs even though checkered by failure, What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? than to rank with those poor spirits who neither There are many with friends from AXA and Smith enjoy nor suffer much because they live in the ray dorm! I always enjoyed the late-afternoon all-AXA twilight that knows neither victory nor defeat.” bridge jumps during the summer semester. It was hot, the water was refreshing, the friendships were —Theodore Roosevelt true, and it was an energizing way to start the eve- What are your goals, dreams or plans for the ning parties. future? Do you have a “bucket list”? What are What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 some of the things on it? years? One of the biggest surprises, like the • Taking our children to the National Parks song says, is that Dartmouth stays in your in your • More time at Lake Tahoe heart, muscles, and brains. We met up for an AXA • Cycling reunion in South Padre Island a few years ago… After almost 25 years had passed, it seemed as if barely a day had gone by. Our lives have changed, but our hearts remained as close as when we lived together 25 years ago.

Dartmouth Class of ’86 41 Lalla Carothers

270 Main Street Cumberland ME 04021 [email protected] Basic biographical info: Spouse/Partner: Jonathan Labaree Kids: Olivia (8) and Benny (4-1/2) Pets: English Setter named Bella (12) Career Information: Taught English and coached middle school sports. I’m currently a stay-at-home mom and perpetual volunteer. Hobbies: yoga, knitting, sewing, gardening, cook- ing, teaching about being green. Freshman Dorm: Gile What are some of your favorite Dartmouth • seeing other Dartmouth friends traveling through memories? France during an FSP. • going on rugby road trips to Harvard or Holyoke • stomping snow on the snow sculpture senior or hitching a ride to Sachem Field when I was year. too late (or too lazy) to run. • watching people play Frisbee on the Green on • taking a Sunday afternoon hike instead of facing the ! rst warm spring day. homework. • ! nding someone to talk to in the wee hours • sitting through multiple seatings of Sunday when I had a paper due. brunch at Thayer. How would you advise a freshman beginning • hanging out with other 86s in a sea of green at college? Take risks: try a class outside your comfort football games — “86! 86! 86!” — or forming zone, a new sport or activity. Be open to people a huge 806 on the ! eld. different from you. Take advantage of the seasons • taking a run along the Connecticut on a fall in Hanover by getting outside. Get to know profes- afternoon. sors – there are some amazing teachers at Dart- mouth. What are your goals, dreams or plans for the future? I hope to nurture a loving marriage. I hope ’86 to raise healthy, compassionate children who like Survey who they are and care about giving back to others. I want to keep learning and growing and meeting Are you…? people who challenge me to keep an open mind. I hope to be a good friend. I hope ease a burden, to Currently married 303 88% shine a light in a corner. Like Miss Rumphius, “the Currently divorced 18 5% lupine lady” in Barbara Cooney’s book, I would like Never married 22 6% to do something to make the world more beautiful. Widowed 0 0% Total 343 100%

42 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Harry J. Carrel

140 N. Old Stone Bridge Road Other unforgettable memories include: listening to Cos Cob, CT 06807 Robert Oden’s Religion 1 lectures (now available [email protected] from Amazon!); taking Intro to Computer Science from John Kemeny; studying liberation theology Basic biographical info: I live with my wife, with Charles Stinson in Edinburgh, Scotland; play- Nadia A. Dombrowski ’83, and two daughters, ing Shostakovich’s Symphony #5 with Efrain Guigui Alina (16), and Pascale (13). Nadia is SVP, Group and the Dartmouth Symphony; and Freshman Head and Lead Region Counsel for the U.S. for seminar with Walter Arndt. Sadly, except for Oden MasterCard International in Purchase, NY. Alina is a and Stinson, all of these people who so in" uenced junior at Greenwich High School who is a cellist in my years at Dartmouth, have already passed away. the Norwalk Youth Symphony. Pascale is in Grade 8 at Central Middle School and is a violinist in the What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 Norwalk Youth Sympony. years? How fast the years have " own by! Who could imagine that 25 years would pass by so Currently, I am VP and Senior Mortgage Advisor, quickly. It seems like only yesterday that we were JPMorgan Private Bank in New York City. Previ- eating green eggs and learning how to dance the ously, I worked for Chase, Washington Mutual, AIG Salty Dog rag. Capital Partners, M&T Bank, and NBI/Datapro. Knowing what you know now, what piece of I enjoy listening and playing classical music, opera, advice would you give a freshman beginning squash, and philately. I spent my ! rst two years at college? Choose every course very carefully. Once Dartmouth on the fourth " oor of Topliff. you graduate, you will have a list of courses that What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? you wish you would have taken. Try to keep that list Walking up to collect my ! rst Math 5 test from as short as possible by choosing wisely while you’re Slesnick. As I got close to the front of the room, at Dartmouth. (What was I thinking taking those he lowered his head, ! xed his gaze, and threw Policy Studies courses?!!!) the blue exam booklet back at me while yell- ing: “CARREL! You can do better than this!” That one moment sent me to the stacks for four years and was the start of a great friendship with one of Dartmouth’s most iconic, and misunderstood professors, Bill Slesnick, who was in his own words: “the only Jewish Rhodes scholar from Oklahoma to study at Jesus College, Oxford!”

Dartmouth Class of ’86 43 Stephen “Fester” Carter

Hayward, California is much the same as [email protected] how I perceive them today… sometimes Who’s at home? positively, sometimes Partner: non-cohabitating 15-year partner not so much. Kids: NO WAY…but I fully support any gay part- Do you have a ners or straight couples who can tolerate them and “bucket list”? What care for them properly (-; are some of the Pets: 2 cats – another living with my partner things on it? Exten- Career: IT/Mobility Messaging support sive travel comprises my list of things to do Hobbies: swimming, walking, live theatre before I am unable. Freshman Dorm: The New Hamp triple (ugh) in I would like to visit my ! rst freshman fall doesn’t count—that was a Thailand, Egypt, and nightmare. The River Cluster single in 1983 when I India for sure, but also am interested in returning returned to the College for my second time around to Turkey and visit parts of the Middle East and was what I consider to be my REAL “freshman Asia for a more thorough view of those countries. dorm.” Perhaps bungee-jumping, hang-gliding and other What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? That such thrills should be included on the list – I’ve would have to be the Tri-Kap fraternity debacle already skydived several times, which gave me the and the ensuing ! ght for LGBT student respect, taste for further adventure… which began with my appearance and expulsion Knowing what you know now, what piece of from that house’s party c.1984 and resulted in the advice would you give a freshman? Don’t pass homophobic witch-hunt and subsequent depledg- up opportunities – take advantage of being young, ing of several gay Tri-Kap members. There is no open-minded, and having the time to explore the more enduring memory for me than this period of world and the people in it. And plan for the future time in the mid-80’s when traditional thinking at – not how much you are going to make or where the College was being challenged and the human you are going to live, but how you want to make a rights movement picked up momentum, spear- signi! cant impact on the world with how you want headed by a core group of young activists. to really live your life as it progresses. What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 What are your goals, dreams or plans for the years? That people, for the most part, don’t really future? To be comfortable and content in life, and change from how we knew them 25 years ago… to enjoy the years ahead as best possible. More- in some cases individuals just become a more over, I wish to continually strive to make a positive intensi! ed version of that person. I believe our core and lasting impression on others and the world values were forged or solidi! ed during our years at I live in, so that those who follow will hopefully the College, and that we have carried those values bene! t from positive change and better endure into our future lives. With a couple notable excep- future challenges… that is what, to me, makes for a tions, the way I remember peers from years ago ful! lling life.

44 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Alan Cattier

1245 Briar Hills Drive has been sur! ng at Mavericks! Atlanta, GA 30306 Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some [email protected] of the things on it? Back to Venice, for an Who’s at home? extended stay; Bone ! shing at Christmas Island, Getting Back to Teaching, Getting Back to Writing, Spouse/Partner: Carole Meyers Owning an Apple Orchard Pets: Tolstoi, Turtle, LaBamba, and Dinah Knowing what you know now, what piece of Career Information: Director, Academic Comput- advice would you give a freshman? Drink from ing, Emory University the ! re hydrant of College: unlike the keg, you’ll Hobbies: Fly Fishing, Writing, Wine, not necessar- never be able to tap it again. ily in that order! What are your goals, dreams or plans for the Freshman Dorm: Little Hall future? Living in place, loving my wife, and maybe What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Too making some Calvados, Teaching Stories of the many to list: Year abroad at UCL, Road trips to see American Land. And de! nitely more time for ! sh- the Dead, Fishing the Wells River, Impromptu Hot ing and friends. Tub assembly in Little Hall, Athol Fugard, Jamie and Jane in Norwich, Harvard Game Freshman Year, Raphael’s Cucina, Fun in Eastman and Con- necticut, including the art of getting stuck; so many great people who shaped my life, way too many to name, Saccio on Shakespeare, surviving some really stupid behavior! What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 years? For a guy who did graduate work in the Renaissance, how much technology has changed our lives and everything we do. Our life, as a class,

Dartmouth Class of ’86 45 John Cestar

48 Kennedy Road, #15E Monticello Building Hong Kong, S.A.R, People’s Republic of China [email protected] Who’s at home? Spouse: Kerry Cestar Kids: Sophia, Kaia Career Information: 15+ years working in China; Business owner, Shenzhen, China-Information Tech- nology / Asset Management

North Campus, Now and Then

46 DartmouthDartmouth CClasslass ooff ’’868866 Winter Carnival posters Courtesy of Dartmouth College Library.

Dartmouth Class of ’86 47 Bruce Chafee

79 Marlborough Street • Sailing practice: The competition, the cama- Boston, MA 02116 raderie. The day Kim and I won nearly every [email protected] race. The many days we didn’t win any; but still learned and enjoyed. The beauty of Lake Mas- Homes Along the Way: Rhode Island. New coma. Hampshire. France. Colorado. Pennsylvania. • Summer party: Sophomore-summer roommates North Carolina. Massachusetts. Michael Sayette, David Geller, Jonathan Housum, Current Career Stop: Biogen Idec, a Massachu- and I started the term by hosting a party at our setts-based bio-pharmaceutical researcher, devel- River Cluster dorm. The key: we moved all our oper, and manufacturer. The company combines living room furniture outside—to take advantage science and business—as I like to do myself. I have of the warm weather, of course! led science/manufacturing-based projects, and cur- • Creating in the Dartmouth Wood Shop. rently lead an operations team. LSA in Lyon, France: Learning French. Making Previous Career Stops: Business-process– life-long friends. Finding new perspectives on the improvement consulting. Strategy consulting. world and on myself—and learning to keep doing Elementary school teaching. Hospital-software so. training and support. Advice I Would Give a Dartmouth Freshman: Favorite Title: “Uncle Bruce” The same I received (!): When you ! nd yourself Second-favorite Title: “Yngling World Champion” comfortable, kick yourself in the butt and try some- (sailboat racing; Lelystad, the Netherlands, July thing new—it’s the best way to learn, and that’s 2010; with John Ingalls and Torey Pellegrini). why you came to Dartmouth. Best Vacation Trip (So Far!): Ski-touring the Hopes for the Future: Keep my health so I can “Haute Route” from Chamonix, France to Zermatt, continue to ! nd adventures around the world. Switzerland. Be productive always. Leave a legacy of having Favorite Dartmouth Memories: Too many to improved the world around me. Sail across an count (!), but some are: ocean. Continue learning. Share stories with my • David Scott’s Greek and Roman drama class. Dartmouth classmates—at our 50th Reunion! Jere Daniell’s New England History class. David Deepen my dear friendships. Love. Kastan’s Shakespeare class. Barry Richmond’s Do it with a smile! System Dynamics class. Plus many more!

48 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Bruce Chafee, continued

’*+ boys skiing %&&, (l to r): Mike Moody, Bruce Chafee, Jim O'Shaughnessy, Scott Rabschnuk, Joe Berman.

Me and Lia Chafee ',,, (that’s my niece)

Worlds %&'& (l (ltor to r, on onUSA USA-()* ): John Ingalls, Ingalls Bruce Chafee ’*+, Torey Pellegrini

DartmouthDDartmouth ClClassass off ’86’86 49 Name: Laurence J Chang Address: 737 Detroit Street, Denver, Colorado 80206 Email: [email protected] Basic biographical info: Who’s at home? Spouse/Partner: Michele Jacques Chang (’86) Kids: Stephen, 15; Harrison, 14 Pets: Piper (dog) Career Information: for many years, in fund management; now a private investor Hobbies: Just finished writing a family history (“The Zhangs from Nanxun,”) Freshman Dorm: McLane

1 graduate degree 2 kids 3 cities (Washington, Palo Alto, Denver) 4 employers 7 different apartments/houses 12 pounds 25 years 9348 digital photos 943.000 United frequent flyer miles

50 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Annelie Chapman, see Rugg Jim Cisneros

Name Jim Cisneros

Email address Biographical information Career Information Freshman Dorm Hobbies Favorite Dartmouth memory Biggest surprise of last 25 years What piece of advice would you give a freshman beginning college?

Dartmouth Class of ’86 51 Monica Claman, see Higgins

Kimberly Clausen, see McDermott

Janet Quigley Clay

233 Otis Street Freshman Dorm: South Hinman West Newton, MA 02465 What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Get- [email protected] ting together with my favorite gals: Karen Garnett, Who’s at home? Jane MacDonald Hoffman, Kim Murchison, and Kim Clausen McDermott. So glad we still keep in Spouse/Partner: Steve Clay touch 25 years later! Kids: Alex (11 years old) and Ava (7 years old) Career Information: High Yield/Leveraged Loans, Liberty Mutual Group

Paul J Colligan

(# Carissa Lane Greenwich, CT Freshman Dorm: Gile to all & continents ( / to go ), play #2#%/# What’s your favorite Dartmouth Augusta National, take a month o* [email protected] memory? Clearing (# kegs in the Psi from work Who’s at home? wife and / kids U Winter Carnival barrel jumping Knowing what you know now, what Spouse/Partner:Maureen contest for JDA piece of advice would you give a Kids: Shannon, Danny, Padraig What’s been the biggest surprise freshman? Go to class! Especially Career Information: have been in of last !" years? We were one of the drill if you are going abroad on LSA Wealth Management since gradua- early classes to connect our PC's to What are your goals, dreams or tion, advising UHNW families and the Vox/Blitz network, today there are plans for the future? family o. ces, as well as covering over ! billion mobile internet devices, Goals: semi retire at "" and travel mid mkt institutional accnts, in US, this number is expected to grow to (# Dreams: live long enough to see all Europe, Asia billion by !#!# my children’s children, see my daugh- Hobbies: watching my kids at all their Do you have a “bucket list”? What ter play in a World Cup Match games, golf, yoga are some of the things on it? Travel

52 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Ben Clements

256 Park Street litigation ! rms, ! rst Clements & Clements, which Newton, Massachusetts 02458 I founded with my brother, and my current ! rm, [email protected] Clements & Pineault, LLP, which I founded with Dartmouth classmate, Mike Pineault. (www.clem- Who’s at home? entspineault.com) Spouse/Partner: Cindy Cuba Clements, who I met Hobbies: Travel, hiking, biking, and kayaking in law school almost 25 years ago and who, hav- with my wife and kids; coaching youth sports; ice ing started as a lawyer like me, continues to reach hockey; squash; music (listening and playing); and higher levels as a mother and an artist, specializing reading in abstract painting and printmaking Freshman Dorm: Streeter Kids: Evan (17), Anna (15), Adam (11) Career Information: Attorney – I have been lucky to have stumbled into a series of very different, but all very interesting and rewarding positions, as a trial attorney at a large Boston law ! rm; a federal prosecutor at the United States Attorney’s Of! ce in Boston, Chief Legal Counsel to the Governor of Massachusetts; and a co-founder of two small

Jessica Cohn, see Healy

Dartmouth Class of ’86 53 Michael Collins

25 Chester! eld Place Raiding/aiding the class of ’87 guarding the bon- Bedford, NH 03110 ! re with various water weapons. [email protected] What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 Who’s at home? years: For me, that I’m still living in NH. For the world, that America elected a person of color. Spouse/Partner: Rebecca (’87) Knowing what you know now, what piece of Kids: Zach 17, Rachel 15, Reese 11 advice would you give a freshman beginning Pets: Ivy (dog), Emma (cat), college? Take every class that sounds interesting to Career Information: CEO, Big Idea Group you. Hobbies: Coaching women’s basketball What are your goals, dreams or plans for the Freshman Dorm: Middle Fairweather future? I want to continue to travel, give back to young people through coaching, and watch my What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? kids’ lives unfold.

Debbie McCollum Colon

24 Crooked Mile Rd. Hobbies: skiing, reading Darien, Ct 06820 Freshman Dorm: River Cluster [email protected] Knowing what you know now, what piece of Who’s at home? advice would you give a freshman beginning Spouse/Partner: John Colon (Dartmouth ’82) college? Enjoy every minute, it goes by so fast! Kids: David (17), Sarah (16), Michael (15) Pets: 2 dogs Career Information: Worked in marketing before kids now stay at home. Started a small jewelry mak- ing business a couple years ago. Volunteer work for local charities and the schools.

54 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Peter Conlon

// West Street graduation and spent the next year $ ring at client dairy farms throughout Cornwall, VT #"&"/ applying to and going through the northern New England. [email protected] acceptance process into the Peace Outside of work, I $ ght unsuccess- Corps. We served in rural Paraguay fully against conventionalism, but, Married to Mary Conlon, UVM ’%2, from ()%& to ()%) as agroforestry vol- despite my best e* orts, I serve on the since August ()%2. - ree sons: Emer- unteers. We returned to our native school board, coach Little League and son, a freshman at Cornell College Vermont, settling in a small town out- play old-man hockey. I have also lost (Iowa); Will, a high school junior; side Middlebury. For the next (" years most of my hair. But I do get to live Silas, fourth grade. One diabetic dog, I worked as a reporter, then news edi- out one childhood fantasy: serving one bunny that is slowly eating our tor of local newspaper, leaving a' er as a $ re$ ghter on our local volunteer couch. the elections of !##+. Since then, I squad. Quick Biography: Married my have worked as a dairy labor special- Cell phones still amaze me. longtime girlfriend two months a' er ist screening, training, hiring and

Brian Conroy

I have spent !# years in the $ nancial We love Boston, especially the Red Friends of Dartmouth Football and services industry. Starting out in New Sox. My son, Paden, and I enjoy play- Baseball, and the Avon Old Farms York, I moved to Boston in !##". ing golf together. During the summer, Board of Directors. My wife, Laurie, and I have been we love spending time at our home in married for !! years. We have three Quechee, VT. I am also active in vari- children, Ingrid ((!), Virginia ((#), ous philanthropic activities, including and Paden ((#). the Franciscan Hospital For Children,

Dartmouth Class of ’86 55 Dr. Tom Conroy

TConroy(@tampabay.rr.com and his family in Colorado, as well as - rough my involvement with the St. Petersburg, Florida with Todd Timmerman (’%)) and his Dartmouth Club of Tampa Bay, I’ve Married to Trish for (% blissful family in Idaho and Montana. grown ever more appreciative of how years; kids Kevin ((/) and identical I’ve been practicing anesthesiology the special nature of the College stems twins Sydney and Kendall (2) for !( years, which can be summed primarily from the people who’ve One of the most challenging tasks up by the perspective of a 2-year old: attended it. Seeing some incredibly of parenting is convincing a 2-year old “Daddy, a' er you give them the sleep talented, smart, well-rounded high that “mouth” is pronounced “myth” medicine, is that all you do?” school seniors denied admission when following “Dart”….. My biggest fear is that my children makes me wonder how the heck I ever Despite living in Florida, all of us won’t be as well behaved at the reunion made it in!! have caught the snow skiing bug; we’ve as Hugh and Andrea O’Reilly’s were Looking forward to reconnecting enjoyed skiing with Je* Ferguson (’%2) for our ("th reunion…. with many and reliving the glory days!

56 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Cece Conway, see Browne

Krista Thomas Corr

Newton, MA

I’d like to think of my submission as a public service to the class. You know how, when you read some of the submissions of the (much) older classes, they are $ lled with news of broken hips, hip replacements, aches and pains, and other maladies? Well, seeing as how we are moving steadily toward the front of the Class Notes in the Alumni Magazine, I thought I would get the ball rolling on providing “health news.” In the past year and a half, I’ve been to the emergency room 2 times. I had my gallbladder removed at the end of ’#), had a ruptured cyst on my ovary in early ’(#, and had an appendectomy just a few weeks ago. OtherOther thanthan thethe health health issues,issues I am Senator,Senator aandnd a BBostonoston CiCityty CCouncilor.ouncilor I know that only adds to three visits; happily living in Newton, MA with my No complaints on the job front. My the other three admissions were for husband (Bart) of eight years and our husband, who will FINALLY be join- complications from these visits, the two daughters, Julia (&) and Megan ing me for a reunion, is a pilot who speci$ cs of which you do not want to ("). I just reached my !(st anniversary 1 ies a Gulfstream and a Challenger know (trust me). I feel great now and as an FBI agent last September, where for a Real Estate Development/Invest- am con$ dent that I will not be going I have worked Public Corruption and ment company in Boston. back to the ER anytime soon. I don’t Government Fraud cases for () of I have never missed one of our believe I have anything le' to take that those years. I’ve been lucky enough reunions and am very much looking wouldn’t render me dead! - e only to work some great cases in the last forward to our upcoming one in June. thing I fear is hearing classmates com- few years, where I had the opportu- I know it will be a ton of fun, because I ment at reunion, “Wow, with all that nity to run an Undercover Operation crashed the ’%+ reunion two years ago they took out, you’d think she’d look and have obtained convictions of a and the ’%" reunion last year! See you thinner.” Speaker of the House (MA), a State all in June!

Dartmouth Class of ’86 57 Maureen Murphy Costa

Mattapoisett, MA [email protected] Who’s at home? Spouse: My husband Kevin and I have been married since 1993. Kids: Teddy (16), Bridget (14 ), and Erin (12) Pets: No pets… I don’t vacuum enough to have a pet. I let the kids name the dust bunnies. Career Information: I am Direc- tor of Market Analysis for Golf Datatech, LLC. We are the indus- try standard market research provider for the golf industry. After receiving my BE from Thayer in 1987, I worked as a product development engineer at • Coming back to my dorm room after my 9, 10 Titleist. A few years into it, I was promoted to Prod- and 11 classes to ! nd that my awesome room- uct Manager – Golf Balls. I spent the next decade mate (Karen Blodgett) had made my bed before in product management and sales planning. Mean- she left for her classes. while, I got my MBA from Northeastern University, • Hearing the crunch of metal spikes as we crossed met and married Kevin and started a family with the bridge over the gully at Hanover CC. The him. In 2001 I went to work for Golf Datatech. bridge and metal spikes are both a thing of the past now. Hobbies: Gluten-free baking and cooking, watch- • Working in the Sports Information Of! ce with ing every sporting event my children play (soccer, Kathy Slattery. I could sort football pictures for basketball, baseball, gymnastics and track), fall- hours… I still miss her. ing asleep on the couch in front of my favorite TV shows What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 years? It went by even faster than they said it Freshman Dorm: The Motor Lodge would. Favorite Dartmouth memories: Do you have a “bucket list”? I don’t really have a bucket list, but I someday I hope to make the perfect frosting rose (like on Cake Boss). Knowing what you know now, what piece of advice would you give a freshman? Take the classes you are interested in, not just those that are practical. You never know where the years will take your career. We spend too much time at work to do something we don’t like. What are your goals, dreams or plans for the future? To prepare my children for their turn to have a college experience as great as mine was. Hopefully they will be successful enough to pick a good nursing home for me.

58 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Mimi Cotsen, see Saker Sarah Cotsen

2() Princes Point Road years I spent on this product were a Yarmouth, Maine #+#)2 blast. [email protected] I love working in the entertain- ment industry. It is a long way from Family: Andrew Watt (husband) and where I started. A' er graduating, I Amelia (&), and Cassie (2). spent a couple of years on Wall Street (JP Morgan and Lazard Freres & Co.) My husband, Drew, and I made a life before going back to graduate school style change / years ago and moved (Harvard Business School). Armed our family from New York City to with an MBA, I made a career change Yarmouth, Maine. We gave up the big and spent a short stint at Johnson & city life and live in a small town where Johnson in marketing. From there, weekends are full of outdoor activities, I was lucky to land my dream job at family gatherings, BBQs, and lobster Turner Broadcasting during the early bakes. In addition to running every days of the Internet. I worked on the day (yes, still), I spend my free time launch of Turner’s $ rst entertainment skiing, snow shoeing, skating, and website and Cartoonnetwork.com, hiking. I also have been consulting for and ran the entertainment group’s media companies and working on a online division. kids’ electronic publishing start-up. Turner led me to BMG Entertain- as Sarah Geithner Adam, Mimi Cot- Prior to moving to Maine, I ran ment which ultimately led me to HBO. sen Saker and Liz Musser Spurr, my HBO’s business development and Wherever I go, I always seem BFFs now also include Lanie Bertsche new media group for & years. - anks to be drawn to Dartmouth gradu- McNulty, Debra Rudich Smul, and to new digital technologies, it was ates. It continues to surprise me that Deirdre McDonald. the perfect time to be at HBO. My almost all of my closest friends went I am looking forward to reunion big claim to fame is developing and to Dartmouth and graduated in ()%2. and catching up with old friends and launching HBO on Demand. - e two In addition to the usual suspects such maybe even making a few new ones.

’86 Survey Which of these top ten songs from 1982 was your favorite? Physical, Olivia Newton-John 14 4% Eye of the Tiger by Survivor 64 20% I Love Rock N Roll, Joan Jett and The Blackhearts 126 39% Ebony and Ivory, Paul McCartney and Stevie Wonder 24 7% Centerfold, J. Geils Band 95 29% Total 323

Dartmouth Class of ’86 59 Diana Covino, see Headrick

Name at Graduation: André P. Cramblit Current Name: Lourde God King Gumby Spouse, Children: wife—Wendy Brown; son—Kyle, close to dodge (home), see the world, make life an age 14 experience, go to concerts and see Pete play the Email: [email protected] guitar, ride my Harley more, be a grown up Punk, and make the universe more interesting. Ayukìi, náa níthvuuyti Imshápaneech, karú náa vúra masuh'áraar-karuk'áraar. Hello, my name is André, Something people might be surprised to know and I am a Salmon River Native, a Karuk Tribal about you: I actually became an educator and had Member. I am from a family of Dance Leaders to work with kids who were just like me in school; from the village of Kaatimiin, the center of the paybacks are tough. Karuk world, near the con" uence of the Salmon What do you ! nd most rewarding in your life and Klamath rivers in Northwest California. right now? Being with my family, watching my son Hobbies, family activities: Spending time with grow and serving the Native American Community. my family, swimming on the Salmon River in Most embarrassing moment? The time I was in Northern Cal, summer vacations with Chris Boyer class and I was in just my underwear… wait that ’86 and Amy Shannon ‘89, collecting music, par- was just a dream. Me embarrassed—Please! ticipating in Tribal Ceremonies (Karuk Tribe) and What single event had a profound impact on learning the Karuk Language (I helped found the your life? Either the move of David Letterman Karuk Language Restoration Committee and have from NBC to CBS; The Death Of Disco; the Prin- been the committee Chair since 1988). cess Di and Prince Charles Wedding; ! nding out Current Job: Operations Director of the Northern about chicken ! nger night at Thayer; the opening California Indian Development Council (www.ncidc. sequence of the ! rst Star Trek Movie; buying my org), the largest Native American Non-Pro! t social ! rst CD, Dark Side Of The Moon; watching Bucka- service provider in California that works to meet roo Banzai for the ! rst time at the Hanover Theater; the community development needs of American meeting Wendy Brown (my future wife) on a bus Indians in a culturally appropriate manner. I have from South Junior High in 1976; the discovery of been in American Indian Education for 25 years at Claritin; two words:Ranch Dressing; or dancing all levels (parent, classroom aid, bus driver, high to Moon Rocks at Phi Si or the Nut at Beta. You school teacher, head start teacher and administra- decide. tor, college instructor, principal, and tribal educa- tion director). I am a founding member of the Commentary: California American Indian Education Oversight Committee that provides input and advice to the "Hey, hey, hey. Don't be mean. We don't have to State Superintendent on American Indian education be mean because, remember, no matter where you programs. go, there you are." —The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension. What were your goals at graduation, today? At Graduation: Get outa dodge (Hanover), see the country, experience as much life as possible, Anonymous NAD ‘86 directly in front of President play guitar like Pete Townshend, get a Harley, be McLaughlin at Matriculation when told the NAD a Punk, make the world a more interesting place. sports cheer would be Go-NADs-Go, “Gonads, Now: Don’t be late for work & ensure my 401K what’s that.” is growing. Actually my current goals are to stay

60 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Jennifer Culliton, see Paul

Jayne Daigle, see Jones

Paul Davis [email protected] for most of the past !" years, there has Peoria for nearly ! years, or to get- (2 South Street been no shortage of Green. For the ting a chance to visit Australia, Hong Marblehead, MA #()+" past (# years or so, we’ve done a lot Kong, Korea, - ailand or Mossville, more skiing with the kids, though my Illinois. I did look forward to going We are a small family (and yet there knees argue against it for me, now. I do to business school, but wouldn’t have are those who love us) – my wife Liane get to race sailboats in the summers, guessed that the path then would have of nearly !# years, our daughter Han- which keeps me happy and sane, and led to being a professional investor nah ((/) and - omas (nearly &). And Liane has been able to enjoy tennis and ultimately an entrepreneur. And I would be remiss (if not roundly when not raising our kids or counsel- frankly, a' er seeing the ’%& market criticized by the others) if I were not ing others as a clinical social worker. crash, I didn’t relish the recent expe- to mention our ! cats Cocoa and Earl We have been able to travel quite a rience of growing a young business Grey. bit (less so since kids), and have also through the worst bear market in &" - ese last !" years seemed to have enjoyed getting to know wine in the years. But somehow this has delivered 1 own by. My partner in crime, Liane wake of our honeymoon in France. me to a pretty nice place. We were, has been a tremendous source of On the philanthropic front, I currently in retrospect, so fortunate to be born strength and the best friend I could have the privilege of serving as chair- when we were. And even more so that imagine. We’ve been so fortunate in man of Community Work Services in we could spend + years in Hanover. creating a family that’s been the source Boston. CWS is one of the oldest social Coming out of school in ’%2 exposed of a great deal of joy and fun. We now service agencies in the U.S. Our mis- us to the tail end of a boom, we got to are navigating the rocky waters of hav- sion is helping people with barriers get see the backside of that in the subse- ing a teenager, and we both hope to back to work and self-su. ciency. I’d quent recession, but then bene$ t from not screw her up too badly. Hannah’s be happy to introduce anyone to our an extraordinary period of growth and a great girl, and we hope she forgives agency! prosperity here in the U.S. and in the us for whatever disastrously misin- Professionally, I am struck by how world. Ten or (" years later and we formed parental actions we engage much ground we’ve covered in what would have been starting our careers in. - omas is in that wonderful phase seemed like such a short time. As I into the teeth of a long period of eco- – everything is new, he’s learning all re1 ect on that time, it’s interesting to nomic trials, instead we have all had kinds of things, and he’s beginning me how many things have happened the bene$ t of time to establish our- to put together the world in a more that I never suspected would come to selves in chosen pursuits before things abstract way. Seeing him emerge and pass in either my own career or more got tough, and so I suppose as I look grow is about as wonderful an experi- generally in the business environ- back, I $ nd increasing truth in the say- ence as I can imagine. ment. While I knew I was going to be ing, “better lucky than smart.” We spend our free time with friends a consultant a' er leaving Hanover, I I hope that if you $ nd yourself – several of whom are ’%2s. Having certainly wouldn’t have guessed that nearby or want to catch up, you’ll get lived around Boston and New York it would have led either to living in in touch.

Dartmouth Class of ’86 61 Davida (Sherman) Dinerman

12 Kings Row Ashland, MA 01721 [email protected] Who’s at home? Spouse/Partner: Brad Dinerman Kids: Abby and Ari Career Information: Director at PR agency, Schwartz Communications, for nearly 15 years. Hobbies: tennis, ! tness stuff, volunteering at the schools and temple, family, family, family, tennis, writing the ’86 class column Freshman (and Senior) Dorm: Topliff What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Too many to list What are your goals, dreams or plans for the future? My goals, dreams and plans truly center What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 around my family. Right now, aside from working years: With all of the advances our society has at Schwartz Communications, my job is to make made, our country seems to be getting worse sure my kids grow up with their heads on straight, at maintaining excellence and cost-ef! ciency in make good decisions and aim high. I also want to healthcare and education. live a long and healthy life with my husband and Do you have a “bucket list”? I don’t have one. see our children graduate from school, ! nd worth- But now that you ask… I would like to see more of while careers, get married, and give me grandchil- the US, such as the Grand Canyon and Yosemite. dren to spoil. I would also like to go to Italy with my husband But I also can’t look too far into the future, so I on our 20th anniversary (…in 5 years. He doesn’t dream of celebrating my daughter’s Bat Mitzvah in exactly know this yet). April 2011. I want to climb Masada at dawn and swim in the I would love to stop working in the next ! ve Dead Sea. years. I would love to have a summer-vacation I want to win a national tennis tournament in my home near some sort of body of water, peace and age-group, although it might take me until I’m 80. quiet. I can also see us taking off in the winter to a Knowing what you know now, what piece of warm climate to avoid snowstorms. advice would you give a fresh- man beginning college? Be sure to SEEK OUT older students in your dorm or otherwise for advice on classes and professors. Don’t be afraid to TRY a new course. If you have questions or are unhappy about something, DO something about it. If you don’t understand some- thing in class, get some ONE-ON- ONE time with the prof. Do what you are PASSIONATE about.

62 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Andrew A. Doherty

4994 Young Arthur Terrace, Duluth, GA 30097 3) Traveling [email protected] from Greece to Edinburgh Who's at home? in 17 days Spouse: My bride of 21 years on 6/2/11 is BJ before my Doherty from Fort Worth, Texas. She is a Baylor FSA program grad that I luckily met in Boston at work. 4) Climbing Kids: Drew (18) just became a 3rd generation Eagle Arthur's Seat Scout following me and my wife’s dad – Drew in Edinburgh plans to attend Liberty University in Fall 2011 in each week Lynchburg, VA; Ben (17), Elizabeth (14), Priscilla during FSA (11.5 going on 20) program Pets: We've had a variety of pet species over time, What’s been but today we have a rescued tea cup Shih Tzu and the biggest a bearded dragon. surprise of the ! e kids from top to bottom are: Career Information: 25 years (yep, same as last 25 years? Ben (age '-), Drew (age '*), Dartmouth) with Bank of America, including 12 Marrying a Elizabeth (age ')), Priscilla (age '') years with legacy Bank of Boston. I spent ! ve years Texan home- in Boston with Bank of Boston in music and movie coming queen, ! nancing, then transferred with BkB to Atlanta to moving to the South, being born-again, raising my begin what has become 20 years in asset-based four native-born Georgians… and loving it!!! commercial lending and now under the name of Fun traditions: Bank of America Merrill Lynch. 1. Going on an awesome international 7-10 day Hobbies: Dating my wife, family fun, church activi- trip with my wife on our 5th, 10th, 15th and ties, volunteering, travel, reading, Boy Scout leader, 20th anniversaries. After a month-long honey- bicycling, distance swimming, saving for college, moon in Europe, it only seemed natural to renew and home maintenance. I am also an ordained our vows and deepen our love continually, but Southern Baptist deacon. especially on the “5’s”. 2. Alternating Thanksgiving week every other year Freshman Dorm: Russell Sage in Texas (in-laws) and Cape Cod (my family), but Fraternity: Sig Ep always having Santa come to Atlanta What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? 3. Breakfast in bed for each family member on On campus: their birthday 1) Folk mass on Sunday nights at AQ with friends 4. Two season tickets to the Falcons, and using each followed by PBJs and study sessions until well game as a “date with Dad” into Monday morning. 5. Taking each child on a special 4–5 day trip 2) "The" ice cream sundae ! ght during Summer to the city/region of their choice (in the lower Carnival with whole Class of '86 48) to celebrate and commemorate their 13th 3) Fall foliage on and near campus, especially the birthday with Dad. Drew chose Hollywood, Ben maple in front of Dartmouth Hall chose Seattle and Vancouver, Elizabeth chose San Off-campus: Francisco, and Priscilla has yet to decide on her 1) Snorkeling across an azure, clamshell bay in 2012 trip. Lindos on island of Rhodes in the Greek Isles, Knowing what you know now, what piece of traversing a peninsula barefoot, meeting a advice would you give a freshman? Do what I Greek ! sherman who gave me a few ! gs when did… work hard, play hard, make as many friends I "signed" that I was about to swim around the as possible, be the friend that you want to have, peninsula and back into that same bay. explore yourself and the world, study overseas, and 2) Relaxing in the Alhambra in Granada, Spain pick at least one major that you love (I had two).

Dartmouth Class of ’86 63 Andrew Dominus

%)" West End Avenue, +B, NYC (##!".

Since our return in !##2 a' er four years in London, my wife Stephanie and I have been living with our two children, Coby (now (") and Lila (now )), on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, about (" blocks from where I graduated from law school (Columbia Law School, JD ())(). Career- wise, I’ve had a great ride at KBC Financial Products, where I’ve been counsel for the last (! years, including the last three as general counsel, although that is now coming to an end as unfortunately the institution foundered on the same shoals as have so many others, and its wind-down is now complete. Until I $ nd my next gig (all inquiries welcome), I’ll be spending my time playing with my wife and kids, sailing in NY harbor, and bike-riding and playing tennis in the parks. If you’d like to reach me, my email is andrew.dominus@ gmail.com.

Trivia! World News Then and Now 1982 1986 2011 Prince William is born to Charles USSR’s Chernobyl Nuclear Power Egypt/Tunisia/Libya uprisings via and Diana Plant reactor #4 had a mishap, twitter and FB/social media Argentina invades Falklands giving radiation poisoning to an Haiti earthquake kills 230,000 estimated 500,000 people Israel invades Lebanon Greece sovereign credit down- Brezhnev dies in Moscow Nyos, Cameroon, unexplained graded to junk cloud of carbon dioxide from Wikileaks leaks hundreds of thou- John W. Hinckley, Jr. found not a lake kills approximently 1,700 sands of internal US docs guilty because of insanity in people shooting of Reagan 33 Chilean miners freed after 69 Return of Haley’s comet Alexander M. Haig, Jr., resigns as days Kurt Waldheim elected President US Secretary of State Japan suffers Earthquake/Tsu- of Austria in spite of Nazi past. Equal Rights Amendment fails nami/Nuclear breach ratifi cation. Election of Corazon Aquino ends corrupt Marcos regime in the Philippines.

64 DartmouthDartmouth CClasslass ooff ’86 Jill Whitcomb Donahue

Address: Fixed. Little thanks to me. • Reading Tennessee Williams and Edgar Allen Poe [email protected] in the cemetery. • My Tri Delt sisters. Who’s at home? • A magical, even mystical, late night run with Liz Spouse/Partner: One man. Babb. Kids: Three boys. • The Phi porch, Phi basement, Phi inks, Phi reds, Pets: One dog. Phi juke tunes. And Phi gods. Hobbies: Daily painting. Brit lit. Walking slowly, What’s been the biggest surprise of the last running even more so. Sports, reading, and arts 25 years? How quickly they’ve passed. and crafts with my sons. Most relevant here: single Do you have a “bucket list”? Yes. The not-so-pri- handedly (it would seem) keeping Dartmouth vate ones have to do with painting, travel, hiking, alums’ stratospheric average annual salary out of dogs, and tigers. the mesosphere. Knowing what you know now, what piece of Freshman Dorm: Russell Sage advice would you give a freshman beginning What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? A college? Toss up between Shakespeare’s Polonius far from exhaustive list: (“This above all: to thine ownself be true.…”) and • Sophomore summer and senior spring, pretty A.A. Milne’s Pooh: (“Don’t underestimate the value much in their entireties. of Doing Nothing, of just going along, listening to • Bentley’s with Marlea Clark almost every week- all the things you can’t hear, and not bothering.”) night during the summer of 1986. What are your goals, dreams or plans for the • Rick James-fueled freshman year study breaks future? with Ellen LeStourgeon, Gabrielle Whelan, • To see all three of my sons grow up to be tough Damon Itin, Bill Ruhl, and the super freaky but gentle, thoughtful but content, and indepen- Howie Hayes. dent-minded but community-hearted men. • Personal writing seminar with Professor Sears. • To paint every day. • Getting ready for the Beta Pow-Wow junior year. • To get a knee replacement and run an ultra. (And, yes, Chan, the rest of the evening, too.) (Well, my dream would be to run the ultra with- • Studio drawing classes with Professor Boghosian. out ! rst needing the knee replacement.) • The 5’ 4” and under club. • To die peacefully, under my own roof, at age 92. • Paddling Jeff Putnam up and down the Con- Or maybe 96. necticut while he sunbathed in the back of the canoe.

Dartmouth Class of ’86 65 Winter Carnival posters Courtesy of Dartmouth College Library. To see a full (## years of Winter Carnival posters, please see: Winter Carnival: A Century of Dartmouth Posters, now available through the University Press of New England (www.upne.com)

66 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Drew Stuart Dorweiler

308 Square Saint-Louis Freshman Dorm: Wheeler Montréal (Québec) CANADA H2X 1A5 What’s been the biggest surprise [email protected] of last 25 years? The internet Career Information: President, Dart- Do you have a “bucket list”? mouth Partners Limited (business valua- Run a marathon, visit Russia and tion, corporate ! nance, litigation support) Africa, get elected as a Libertarian and on-air radio DJ candidate to public of! ce Hobbies: hockey, skiing, competitive Knowing what you know now, running what piece of advice would you give a fresh- What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? man beginning college? Study hard, make life- Daytime naked runs from the Gym across Wheelock long friends and stay well-rounded. Street into the safe con! nes of Heorot.

Robert R. Douglass, Jr.

165 East 66th Street, Apt 16H Advice: Keep an open mind to all ideas and make New York, NY 10065 a ton of friends older and younger than yourself [email protected] Dreams & Goals: Start a family, grow my business Wife: Whitney Miller Douglass and retire in time to enjoy it all! Kids: None yet, but trying (frequently) Pets: No pets either Hobbies: Golf, Skiing, Tennis, Shooting, Movies, Travel, Collecting Art Freshman Dorm: New Hampshire Hall (wow, was that fun!) Favorite Dartmouth Memory: Weekly House Meetings at Psi U Biggest Surprise of Last 25 Years: How much I learned in the last 25 years vs. how much I thought I knew at graduation Bucket List: Travel the world for three months without interruptions from work or electronic com- Robert & Whitney Douglass in Jackson Hole, WY munications September %&'& Greg Dow

100 Hardscrabble Rd. Pets: dogs, cats, turtles, ! sh, and a Briarcliff Manor, NY 10510 very large guinea pig [email protected] Career Information: General Who’s at home? Counsel, Rodman & Renshaw Capi- tal Group, Inc.; Alumnus of Green- Spouse/Partner: Kimberley Dow wich Associates; Milbank, Tweed, Kids: 3 Daughters – 13 (born in Hadley & McCloy; and Merrill Hong Kong), 11 (born in London), Lynch; JD, University of Virginia 9 (born in New York)

Dartmouth Class of ’86 67 Brian P. Downey

317 West Meadow Drive Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some Mechanicsburg, PA 17055 of the things on it? A lot more travel! Skydiving, [email protected] deep water diving, visiting Tibet, Who’s at home? Knowing what you know now, what piece of advice would you give a freshman? I would try Spouse/Partner: Linda A. McKay (Wife) to help him or her get a sense of the phenomenal Kids: Brendan Wallace Downey (son, age 15); opportunity that is being presented to them. Hope- Natali Rowan Downey (daughter, age 4) fully they might be a little less wasteful than I was Pets: Sasha (cat, age 6) at points in my Dartmouth career!! Career Information: Partner in the Commercial What are your goals, dreams or plans for the Litigation Department of the law ! rm Pepper Ham- future? I continue to grow more excited about ilton, LLP; primarily resident in the Firm’s Harris- the prospects life offers to me and to my family. burg, Pennsylvania of! ce I am loving being a husband and father and am Hobbies: Golf, reading, coaching, exercise, skiing fortunate to have found a career I enjoy. I am really looking forward to continuing to watch my children Freshman Dorm: Brown grow and to being involved with them. I have had What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 the chance to do a decent amount of volunteer years? How much better life continues to get. I work with less fortunate people, and I expect to know that when I was at Dartmouth I had some be able to increase that as my children become sense that college would be the best time of my increasingly independent. Finally, I am looking life. Turns out I was wrong. While I had a wonder- forward to a lot more travel with my wife. ful experience at Dartmouth it has really been dwarfed by the joys that I continue to experience as I grow through life.

’86 Survey Do you...? May choose more than one answer. Facebook 212 62% Twitter 48 14% Text 233 68% Flickr 22 6% Send thank yous via email 168 49% Wii 121 35% Alice Dragoon, see Leightheiser Drive a Prius 19 6% Have a blog 30 9% Mabelle Drake, see Hueston Have a personal website 35 10% MySpace 5 1% Suzy Dunseath, see Bohn Total 343

68 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Kris Easter

Clockwise from upper right: Family at sister Alison’s wedding, August %&'&; celebrating Indian holi festival, %&&+; in Swiss Alps, %&&*; Kris and boys on Red Square, ',,,; Kris with boys in Bandhavgarh a" er a tiger safari, %&&$; Kris & David at Khunjerab Pass, ',,'.

Geneva, Switzerland What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? the [email protected] boathouse and river in autumn, class with Nina or [email protected] Pavlovna Loseva, “Where the Wild Things Are.” Who’s at home? What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 years? Living 22 of the last 25 years overseas Spouse/Partner: David Kennedy (Soviet Union, Pakistan, Russia, India, Switzerland) Kids: Ian (17), Alex (14), Colin (11) Knowing what you know now, what piece of Pets: Cotton (lab) advice would you give a freshman? Someone Career: International Development Assistance else said it better than I could: Hobbies: skiing, snowboarding, hiking, gardening Life must be understood backwards; but... it must be lived forward. —Soren Kierkegaard Freshman Dorm: River Place

Dartmouth Class of ’86 69 Deb Kruter Eckberg

10569 Glen Eagle Place The other one is that I would be married 23 years Woodbury, MN 55129 and living in the Midwest for 24. In college, I don’t [email protected] think I had a concept of where Minnesota was, let alone that I would live there. It’s been a good life Who’s at home? though… no regrets. Spouse: Chuck Eckberg Do you have a “bucket list”? Not of! cially, but Kids: Josh Eckberg, Noah Eckberg, Maggie Eckberg if anything has taken a back seat to working full Pets: Lolly (dog), Omar (cat), Caz (cat), Oreo (rat), time and raising three active kids, it’s travel. I’ve Felix (rat) never been to Hawaii, and that’s probably ! rst on Career Information: Professor of Criminal Justice the list of places to visit. After that, there are end- less possibilities. I’ve been to Europe several times, Hobbies: Running/working out but would really like to share that with my children. Freshman Dorm: Topliff (was there all 4 years) To be honest, right now my “bucket list” is all What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? about making memories with my children. Time is Tough question… so many. Probably sitting in the precious… they will be out the door soon. I’m at a hallways of Topliff until all hours of the night solv- very sentimental point in time. The more time we ing the world’s problems with my closest friends. can spend together as a family, the better. This is not just one night, but many nights over 4 Knowing what you know now, what piece of years time… advice would you give a freshman? My advice What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 is closely related to my big “surprises” of the last years? That taking an elective course in sociol- 25 years….keep an open mind. Just because you ogy when I was struggling in start college “knowing” what advanced math and computer you want your life to look like, science courses would eventu- doesn’t mean that’s where the ally lead me to where I am path will lead you. Sometimes today… earning a Ph.D. in you have to be willing to go sociology and teaching criminal with the " ow and take chances. justice. I’ll never forget my dad The best rewards often come on the phone when I told him from that. I was switching majors: “Sociol- What are your goals, dreams ogy? What in the hell are you or plans for the future? Get going to do with that?” Who all three kids into the colleges knew??? (and by the way, Dad’s of their choice (and be able to proud now to call me Profes- pay for it!). Publish research sor…) articles. Achieve tenure. Travel. Enjoy another 50 years or so with my husband.

70 Dartmouth Class of ’86 David Engvall

3227 Quesada Street, N.W. Career Information: Partner at Covington & Burl- Washington, DC 20015 ing LLP (law ! rm) [email protected] Hobbies: Running, music Who’s at home? Freshman Dorm: Lord Spouse/Partner: Maria Petaros Kids: Christopher, Lucas, Nicolas

Ted Farrell

Louisville, KY [email protected] Profession: Immigration Attorney, Higher Education Fun: Salsa dancing, Sailing, Hiking, Hanging Out with my Kids, Getting Butt Kicked at online Scrabble by Marion Halliday & Lisa Richardson

A Day in the Life Ted Farrell, '86, and his two chil- dren, Fiona Eden, 13, and Silas Eden, 10, hiked 9.5 miles from Hur- ricane Gap, North Carolina to the bridge across the French Broad River in Hot Springs, NC, on October 10, 2009. We met up with Karen Daniels We ate lots of Swedish ! sh. We speculated ’94 in the morning, and dropped her and her hus- that we might get in the Guinness Book of World band off at Allen Gap, NC. We had fun discussions Records as participants in the World's Longest regarding the applicability of Karen’s research into Collaborative One-Day Hike. Hypothetical Con- transitions between solid and liquid-state materials versation: Fiona’s friend: “So what did you do last to runaway truck ramps. Her specialty is theoretical weekend?” Fiona: "Oh, nothing much. Set a world physics. record." Karen &her husband started hiking in the rain. We made a slight detour to a CCCC dam and We drove up narrow, muddy dirt logging roads to pond just off the AT south of Tanyard Gap. It was Hurricane Gap, where we left the car for our col- too cold to swim. Fiona & Silas guided us back leagues. onto the AT when Daddy got lost. Luckily, we were at lower altitude and did not have The best part of the hike was the last 2-3 miles, much rain. We found lots of wonderful Pokémon crossing Lover’s Leap Ridge and telling the story of habitat, including rhododendrons, mountain laurel, the love-lorn Cherokee who jumped to his death. bright-orange fungi, and rocky bluffs. We hoped We did not jump to our deaths; we hiked down Togekiss would beat his wings to make the fog and carefully and happily, ready for a big steak dinner. rain disappear. He did not.

Dartmouth Class of ’86 71 Mary Beth Faubert, see Mahoney

Annette Faubion, see Stephens

Tony Fenwick

Palo Alto, CA [email protected] Who’s at home? Spouse/Partner: Dana Cox Fenwick Kids: Grace, Frank, Eleanor Pets: Rosco (dog) Career Information: Davis Polk & Wardwell (litigator, mostly patent litigation) Hobbies: geriatric hoops Freshman Dorm: Mid Mass

72 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Ken Fisher

(/+% Denniston St. Recap: Pittsburgh, PA ("!(& Brie1 y, here’s ks$ [email protected] what I’ve been Who’s at home? up to for the Spouse/Partner: Amanda Godley, last !" years. I English Education professor at Uni- spent the $ rst versity of Pittsburgh 2 months a' er Kids: Marina ((#), Benjamin (%) graduation in Pets: Charlie (dog), Neo (cat) Wa s h i n g t o n GREAT traveling in the southern cone Career Information: Veterinarian, DC working for the National Audu- of South America, in both Argen- co-founder East End Veterinary Med- bon Society Government Relations tine and Chilean Patagonia, as well ical Centre, Pittsburgh, PA o. ce, along with fellow ‘%2-er Lucy as further north in Chile, and parts Hobbies: Exercise (Running, hiking, Matthews. - at job was a dead-end, of Bolivia and Peru. From there, in novice ice hockey, keeping up with so I spent the next 2 months living in ())" we moved to Berkeley, CA where kids) a barn outside Baltimore with David Amanda began her graduate studies at Freshman Dorm: One of the Choates Hess and David Rattray, watching the University of California, Berkeley, (Little?) them be artisans while I $ gured out en route to a PhD in Education. I was What’s your favorite Dartmouth my next step, among other things. I ready to explore other career options, memory? Winter ()%+ Foreign Study then returned home to Stamford, CT and a' er doing lab research at UC Program in Kenya for a year and taught 2th grade at the San Francisco for a year, began taking What’s been the biggest surprise of New Canaan Country School, before some pre-vet classes and getting expe- last !" years? I continue to look at the moving out to Seattle to join Bob rience working in a veterinary clinic world through the eyes of a !! yr old, Hackett, Karen Zischke, and Lawrence in Berkeley. Amanda and I married in and feel like that’s how the world con- Siskind. We all lived in a great house August ())& in Cape Cod with many tinues to see me! together near the University of Wash- Dartmouth friends in attendance. In Do you have a “bucket list”? What ington, enjoying Seattle in the late %#s. ())%, we moved to Davis, CA when I are some of the things on it? Run- Spent / years there teaching at the was admitted to the UC Davis School ning a marathon, volunteering my Paci$ c Science Center and taking post- of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in veterinary services at the Iditarod Dog baccalaureate classes at the University !##!. Amanda was then recruited by Sled Race in Alaska, traveling around of Washington, in preparation for a the Education Department at Univer- the world with my wife. In particular, Masters program at Brown University. sity of Pittsburgh, so we moved back I want to get back to Africa and visit - ere, I Joined Jory Macomber (’%", east, and have lived in the Squirrel with the family I did my home-stay spouse of Martha Cornell) for a Mas- Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh ever with; but in addition, I look forward ters of Arts in Teaching degree, gradu- since. A' er associating at several to travels in India and Asia, as well ating in June ())(. I spent the next two practices in the area, I opened up a as Europe. Perhaps a prolonged sail- years teaching Biology and other Life veterinary practice with a colleague ing trip somewhere? Always up for a Sciences at Phillips Academy Ando- in !##&, East End Veterinary Medi- good adventure, whatever it brings. ver, where I met Amanda Godley, my cal Centre in the Shadyside neigh- Knowing what you know now, what future wife. We both burned out on borhood. Amanda received tenure at piece of advice would you give a the boarding school scene a' er two Pitt in !##&. Twenty-$ ve years ago I freshman? Get out of bed and go to years, and decided to adventure over- never would have imagined settling in class!!! seas together. We moved to Buenos Pittsburgh, but we’ve lived here for ) What are your goals, dreams or plans Aires, Argentina for ! years and taught years now and are very happy to call it for the future? Enjoy my kids while at Asociacion Escuelas Lincoln, the home. We enjoy a full, over-scheduled they’re still at home, stay physically American/International School there, life with our children Marina ((#) and active, make enough money to sup- from ())/-)". We had a wonderful Benjamin (%) who are huge Steelers, port a travel habit. Retire to the west experience, learning to speak Span- Penguins, and (even) Pirates fans. coast somewhere, Berkeley? Seattle? ish the Argentine way, doing some

Dartmouth Class of ’86 73 Sally (Gorman) Fitzhugh

5352 Hilltop Crescent What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 Oakland, CA 94618 years: I stayed in California! sally@! tzhughs.org Knowing what you know now, what piece of Who’s at home? Spouse/Partner: Mike advice would you give a freshman beginning Kids: Will and Nick college? Bring moleskin on your freshman trip! Pets: going to get a dog. The gecko didn’t work What are your goals, dreams or plans for the out! future? Lots of travel and adventures with my family and friends over the years. Healthy, happy Career Information: ! nance consultant and independent kids as they grow up. Fun with a Hobbies: tennis, triathlons puppy next year. Success and good fortune pro- Freshman Dorm: Mid-Fayerweather fessionally. A close-knit immediate and extended What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? family that stays connected as we deal with aging Summers on the dock at the river hanging out with parents and other life challenges in the years to friends come.

74 Dartmouth Class of ’86 Nicholas R. Flagler

2258 Cathedral Ave NW lin Wall, Nelson Mandela freed, President Obama; Washington DC 20008 and much has repeated already – ! nancial bubbles nicholas" [email protected] and political games. The biggest surprise to me is how much we are the same people throughout life, Career Information: Attorney, Techno-phile, just with more experiences and perspective. Political Organizer, next? Do you have a “bucket list”? What are some Hobbies: Fishing, Cooking, Sailing, Travel, Wine, of the things on it? After a great start, I’d like to Music. see the rest of the world with a good friend or two Dorm: At Dartmouth I lived in 12 different places – and sample all the food and catch a ! sh or two. including Bissell, Sage, Cutter House, Delta Psi Knowing what you know now, what piece of Delta, and always love the Tabard. advice would you give a freshman? Kid, you What’s your favorite Dartmouth memory? Sum- have four years to get a job – and meet the best mer term(s). Playing disc golf in the cemetery and friends of your life. Don’t waste it all doing home- the XYZ con at Kiewit amongst others. work. Remember to ski and ! sh and meet folks. What’s been the biggest surprise of last 25 years? Much has happened I never expected – Ber-

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