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Sandra Austin Robert Baggett Deborah Abernathy Susan Avery Deborah Abernathy Sandra Austin Class of '71 [email protected] Class of '71 [email protected] Occupation: Occupational Therapist Occupation: Paralegal Family: Husband Russ; son Matt; his wifeSarah; grand daughter Rosalie; daughter Melanie Interests: Travel, cooking, camping, visiting granddaughter, volunteer as Guardian ad Litem Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: I have the privilege of working parttime with my husband, Russ in his law firm. We have been married 30 years and have two children, Matt, who is 26 years old, practices law in Washington, DC, is married, and has one child, (our precious granddaughter), and our daughter Melanie, who is 22 and is currently between jobs, doing some modeling and traveling around the U.S. with friends. Russ and I enjoy traveling, and spending time with family and friends. Susan Avery Robert Baggett Class of '72 [email protected] Class of '71 Occupation: ESOL TEACHER Family: MY HUSBAND AND I HAVE 2 CHILDREN. MY SON IS 23 AND MY DAUGHTER 21. Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: I WORKED IN KENYA Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Bob passed away in WITH THE US PEACE CORPS TEACHING RURAL FARMERS TO 2005. REAR FISH IN PONDS. WHILE THERE, I MET A HANDSOME IRISHMAN AND MARRIED HIM. HIS WORK TOOK US TO LIVE IN 6 COUNTRIES IN AFRICA AND ASIA. AFTER 26 YEARS OVERSEAS, WE ARE IN THE PROCESS OF TRANSITIONING BACK TO THE USA. Printed: 11/2/2011 11:54:29 PM Page 1 of 68 Barbara Baker Dean Banta Class of '71 [email protected] Class of '70 [email protected] Occupation: Legal Assistant Occupation: Entrepreneur and Tech. Sales Engineer Family: Married- well more than once - two daughters and one son. Oh- still married. Interests: Quilting, swimming, bike riding Interests: Music, History, Politics, Human Nature and Golf Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Living through the Missile Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Played music until I had to Crisis on Guantanamo Bay; living in Australia and Italy. Love to get a job. Went back to school and got a job in the early heady days travel. of computers and magical mysterious mainframes. Started my own company, made a small fortune, lost a small fortune. Working on building the next company. Learning to just enjoy life and appreciating family, friends and Washington D.C traffic. Remember to follow your bliss. Timothy Barrett Joyce Barton Class of '71 [email protected] Class of '71 [email protected] Occupation: Systems Engineer Occupation: Licensing Env Spec III DOM North Anna 3 Family: Wife May, daughter Ginny, and son Daniel. Family: Hubby Bob, 2 sons, Brock=Navy, engineering, married; Brian= VT graduate, biotech Interests: Science, things that go fast, things that go boom, and Interests: Beach, swim, sail, kayak, fish, bicycle, music, sustainability things that sound good. (not enough room) Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Have always lived in VA. %LRJUDSK\0HPRUDEOH/LIH([SHULHQFHV'RPLQLRQ9D3RZHUVLQFH Translated an interest in electronics and mechanics into working in a HQYFRPSOLDQFH FRDORLOK\GURQXFJHQHUDWLRQ physics R&D lab and now engineering in a local company. First OLFHQVLQJQXF8QLWDW1RUWK$QQD%ULDQ URRPPDWHJUDGXDWHG married to an Oakton '74 graduate (Christine Stone), and now to an IURP97URDGWULSWR&DOLIRUQLD%URFNLQ&KLFDJRVWXG\LQJSUH escapee from NY City. My two children have successfully reached HQJLQHHULQJZLIH%HWKDQ\VWXG\LQJQXUVLQJ ZRUNLQJDW.LQJVWRQ functional adulthood and they actually enjoy our company now. 0LQHVROGHVWEOXHVMD]]FOXELQ&KLFDJRHQMR\HGWKH UHXQLRQZKDWDILQHEXQFKRIFODVVPDWHV/RYH\DDOO MOLYLQJVWRQH#\DKRRFRP Printed: 11/2/2011 11:54:29 PM Page 2 of 68 Nancy Bell Sarah Berga Class of '72 Class of '72 [email protected] Nancy Bernhardt Linda Birtles Class of '71 [email protected] Class of '69 [email protected] Occupation: Housewife - retired finance Occupation: P/T Dental Assistant; Dog Care Family: Husband - Geoff, Children- Sabrina & Tiffany, Justin & Family: 2 Children, Laura (38) & Craig (36); 3 Grandchildren (7, 5, Logan, & 3 Granddaughters 1). Interests: crafts, sewing, egg carving, traveling Interests: The Arts, Antiques, Friends & Family Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: My life has taken me from Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: I married my OHS Va to the Orlando & Palm Beach FL areas & back to VA. while sweetheart Wayne Pullen 6/26/71 (40 yrs). We raised our children having a career in banking, trust & investments. Geoff & I married in for 20 yrs in Herndon but moved in 1998 to Rappahannock Co. in 1975 & had our 1st child, Sabrina, in 1977 & our 2nd, Tiffany, in the Blue Ridge Mtns. When Wayne soon retires from Fx. Co. 1985. I retired in 1990 to be a full-time wife & mom. After our Schools, Design & Construction, he'll farm f/t the L'il Washington youngest went to college we decided to become foster parents & family land where he was raised as a child. This lifelong Fairfax Co. recently we adopted our 2 boys (now ages 6 yrs. & 4 yrs.). Sabrina & gal gets her city fix substituting as Dental Asst. per need in Fx. City her family live nearby as do Tiffany & her fiance which is great as well as caring for dogs in the homes of their out-of-town owners. having them all close by! As empty-nesters we are now enjoying our grandchildren Hunter, Jake, & Maddie as well as our granddogger Luca. Printed: 11/2/2011 11:54:29 PM Page 3 of 68 Errol Bisutti John Boles Class of '71 [email protected] Class of '70 Occupation: civil engineer Occupation: HVAC Family: 3 sons Family: Megan E. Boles, Daughter Interests: golf and sailing Interests: Classic Cars Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: After graduation I started working with my brother Bob in the Heating and Cooling business. In 1971, I married Pamela Dixon from the Class of '71 and we were married for 22 years and are still good friends. We had a daughter, Megan in 1980. She just recently purchased her first home in Richmond, Va. I started my own HVAC business in the '80's which I am still running today. In my leisure time I enjoy working on classic cars. Carolyn Bond Jennifer Bond Class of '70 [email protected] Class of '71 [email protected] Occupation: Retired Occupation: Nurse Family: Married 36 Years to Andy Ferguson2 Daughters Leslie Family: Marrried to Gordon Macdonald, I have four children and four Melanson and Linda Ferguson. grandchildren. Interests: Oil painting, cooking, fishing Interests: Gardening and taking care of animals Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: I was very proud to be a Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Working with horses all of stay at home mom and raising two beautiful daughters. Picking the my life, my most memorable experiences are having trained race best guy to share my life with. horses, fox hunting and breeding Thorougbreds. Moving up and down the east coast made for keeping things interesting and going to school after 40 to begin nursing kept me busy. I was also so very proud watching my son Guy play college basketball and obtaining his masters, getting married and having two beautiful babies. My daughter Jessica has graduated college and going for her masters. Son Stephen went with his high school team to the WV basketball championships. Daughter Suzanne has two kids. Printed: 11/2/2011 11:54:29 PM Page 4 of 68 Kathleen Bour Leslie Bowman Class of '71 Class of '71 [email protected] Occupation: Photographer/artist/journalist Family: married w/ two children, son, Brice, in film , daughter, Zel, architecture Interests: visual art, nature and sustainable design, I love having my hands in the dirt Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Kathleen passed away in Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: After college in Pittsburgh, January 2011. Nova Scotia and St Louis, I settled in Maine, first in Portland, working in education. I then moved back to rural eastern Maine and became a photo journalist while still maintaining a fineart studio. When I met my husband he was working on a tidal power project with the Passamaquoddy tribe. We were married and had two children and built a house in the woods on a cove. I have worked for years as an assistant professor of art and photojournalist and am still invested in a personal quest through art. Donna Boyd Cathleen Brady Class of '69 [email protected] Class of '71 [email protected] Occupation: music teacher )DPLO\+XVEDQG%XUWRQ &KLOGUHQ6DUDK $QGUHZ Interests: Proofreading Burton's plays, reading, needlework, cooking, traveling, theater Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Entire family in the arts. We've lived in 4 states. Husband: playwright, church musician; Sarah dancer/singer/actor; Andrew: artist. Love traveling to watch performances of Burton's plays (especially contests he wins!), seeing Sarah performing in national broadway touring companies (Cats, Dirty Rotten Scoundrels) and at Barter Theatre, seeing Andrew's art in galleries. Still like teaching elementary music after 35 years and still singing in Burton's church choir. Printed: 11/2/2011 11:54:29 PM Page 5 of 68 Winifred Breeden Randall Brown Class of '71 [email protected] Class of '71 [email protected] Linda Broyhill David Buchanan Class of '69 [email protected] Class of '70 Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: David passed away peacefully in his sleep on February 21, 2006. Printed: 11/2/2011 11:54:29 PM Page 6 of 68 Patrick Buchanan Marcia Burgett Class of '71 [email protected] Class of '71 [email protected] Occupation: University Energy Manager, George Mason Family: Married with four children, Jeremy, Melanie, Jason, Brittany Interests: Computers, Fishing, Sports, Weightlifting, NASCAR Biography / Memorable Life Experiences: Married on November 26, 1977 to Kathy Ann Jones who was a sophomore at Oakton the year I graduated 1971 and didn't know her then. Spent many hours of volunteer work at the kids schools and in the community. Ran the church nursery for 13 years and started the Men's Ministry at St.
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