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Brown University Class of 1986 Class Notes
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ARCHIVED NOTES
Received Definitely Prior to October 28, 2015 (and most probably around 2011)
Senior-year housemates reconnect at the class dinner. Seated, left to right: Jim Mezoff, Lee Dunst, and David Aaron Standing left to right: Robert "Bear" Barnes, Evan Siegel, David Katzman, and Larry Kutscher
Ana Bermudez writes:
“I am living in Brooklyn with my partners and two children (Jesse – 7/1/2 and Max – 5); I am co-directing a transitional school for court-involved adolescents.”
Karen Antel writes:
“After 15 years in Chicago, we are relocating to Landenberg, PA. Mitch will be working in Newark, DE. I am excited to be closer to my East Coast friends, including Debbie Klein Sokol ’86 and David Sokol ’86. I haven’t started looking for a new job yet, but I hear they need family doctors in Delaware and Pennsylvania!
Marianna K. Pappa writes:
“I am still Chair of the Division of Arts & Letters at Eastern Nazarene College, a small Wesleyan liberal arts college on the Red Line, just south of Boston. New in my teaching load this year is a course called The International Short Short Story (with that second “short” not a mistake).”
Vicki Levy Krupp writes:
“My second book, The Kids’ Book Club (Tarcher/Penguin, 2007), a guide to creating fun, educational book clubs for kids, is coming out in May. My co-author, Judy Gelman, and I worked together on The Book Club Cook Book (Tarcher/Penguin, 2004) as well. The past few years have found me testing recipes, interviewing book club members, reading adult and children’s literature, writing – and still finding time to enjoy my three (pre-adolescent and adolescent) kids. It’s been fun. I’d love to hear from friends.”
Laurie (Schreiner) McGraw writes:
Kevin, Colin (13), Chelsea (12), and I have made the move to Chicago after 15 years in Vermont. Suburbia is a big change for us, but we are still enjoying the many new sights and sounds that come with city life. We were very fortunate to enjoy a summer-long stint cross-country and in Alaska before settling here. I am still with Allscripts busily trying to transform healthcare. Would love to hear from old friends and classmates.”
Anne Lounsbery writes:
“Anne Loundsberry is Assistant Professor of Russian Literature at New York University. She and her husband, John Scaife (University of Chicago ’85) have two sons, William (10) and George (4).”
Martha McGavic Edwards writes:
“I am happily living in Rock Hill, S.C. and working part time as a pediatrician, full time as a mother of three. My husband, Nat (a jarhead), and I met in medical school. He is a cardiologist with Sanger Cardiology in Charlotte. In addition to my private practice, I volunteer weekly at a pediatric free medical clinic and have enjoyed providing children with access to care who otherwise would have none. I also serve on several community boards including Girls on the Run, the Teen Health Center, and the International Council of York County.”
Michael Morris writes:
“Michael holds the Chavkin-Chang Chair at Columbia University. He is a professor in the Psychology Department and the Graduate School of Business. He founded and leads the Columbia Program on Social Intelligence. He can be reached at mwmorris@gmail.com
Jennifer Edwards and Jim Gaherty write:
“Jennifer Edwards and Jim Gaherty live in Manhattan with sons Dylan (11) and Liam (8). Jim is a research at Columbia’s Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory. Jen is an administrator at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center.”
Clare Dober Danaher writes:
“After six years in rural Tennessee, my family and I have moved back to New York City. I am trying to break into the song writing business, so there’s lots of music in my house these days. Phoebe is in third grade at Grace Church School, and loves reading, skating, drumming, and riding; two year old Thea loves Elmo, Blue’s Clues, and rough housing with her big sister.”
Lauren Plunkett writes:
“Brian Plunkett ’84 and I met 25 years ago at Brown. Jess is 16 and Dan is 13. Time flies!
Andy Rah writes:
“Doing well. Living in L.A. with my wife Mina and three boys (Alex, Adrien, and Dylan – 8,5, & 2).
Bruce Chanen writes:
“As I haven’t checked in in a while, I’ll mention that after Brown I graduated from University of Michigan Law School in 1989, practiced law in Chicago for ten years, and then joined a client in commercial real estate development. I married Jill Schachner (Northwester 1986) in 1992 and we have two wonderful children (Alexander, 8, and Sydney, 6). We live in Chicago by the lake about two miles north of Wrigley Field.”
Claire Chan writes:
“I’ve been playing with the New York City Opera for the past two years. It’s been a blast.”
Judith Hayden Swirbalus writes:
“I have been working at Putnam Investments for the past nine years. I married Joe Swirbalus ’88 and have four children ages 2-9 (one girl and three boys). Besides work and raising my four children, I am president of the parents’ organization which runs my daughter’s competitive gymnastics team.”
Christian Ingerslev writes:
“Been in Los Angeles since graduation. Married for 14 years now; no kids, three cats, and many journeys around the world. Working in the mortgage world for Countrywide Home Loans in the Client Risk Management Area. Still playing soccer and frequenting music clubs (New Orleans Jazz Fest has become an annual pilgrimage). Would love to hear from anyone.” Ingerslev@earthlink.net.
Parinqz Ziai Bahadori writes:
“I live in the Washington, D.C. suburbs, drive a minivan, and have two boys and a girl. So much for being a cool New York architect! But I do still practice architecture. Look forward to hearing form old friends.”
Wendy Silverman Gordon writes:
“Wendy Silverman Gordon got remarried on July 25, 2006 on the Big Island of Hawaii to Steve Kostelnik. In attendance were her two children, Elliot (10) and Mirah (6). The family continues to reside in Austin, TX.”
Kathleen Mackenzie writes:
“I am living happily in Fairhaven, Massachusetts with my husband John of 18 years. I received my Masters in clinical social work from Boston University in 1992. I work as a school counselor at an elementary school in New Bedford and travel to Providence to moonlight as an emergency room clinician at a children’s psychiatric hospital. I am presently rock climbing, doing yoga and photography for fun. People can visit my website at www.mackenzie photography.com. I would love to hear from my friends.”
Debbie Klein Sokol, MD and David Sokol, MD write:
“Debbie and David reside in Yardley, PA with their 14 year old daughter Rebecca and 12 year old son Adam. David practices hematology-oncology in Princeton. Debbie practices gastroenterology in Hamilton and Trenton, NJ.
News from Susan Rule
Susan Rule (Los Angeles, CA) has been appointed by Forest Lawn as Senior Vice President and General Counsel. Rule brings more than 15 years of experience to Forest Lawn with expertise in corporate law, employment policies, and compliance programs.
Prior to joining Forest Lawn, she worked as a litigation partner with Morrison & Forester, LLP. In addition, she worked as Associate General Counsel for Herbalife International of America, Inc. and most recently as General Counsel for Western Dental Services, Inc. [Business Wire, 6/20/05].
News from Beth A. Riley
Beth Riley (Pittsburgh, PA) has been named as the new Director of Investor Relations at Armstrong Holdings, Inc. Riley was previously at Kennametal Inc., a $2 billion global manufacturer of cutting tools and wear parts, where she served as Director of Investor Relations since 2000.
Before her service at Kennametal, Riley was employed at H.J. Heinz for nine years where her last assignment was as Manager of Investor Relations. [PR Newswire, 6/23/05].
From Judith Hayden Swirbalus
I've been at Putnam Investments for 5 years now. I'm a high yield analyst. I do this while raising three children -- Nicole (5), Michael (3), and TJ (20 months). My life is crazy but great. I'm married to Joe Swirbalus, Brown class of '88. You can reach me at judiswirbalus@aol.com.
From Peggy M. Norwood (AKA Peggy Mitchell)
We recently bought a home in Denver after moving to Colorado in 2000. Our twins, Ali and RJ, are 8 years old and in the 3rd grade. My husband, Keith (MIT '86) and I both teach at the Metropolitan State College of Denver.
You can contact me at drpeg@hotmail.com.
Anne Lounsbery on the Move
I moved to Manhattan in September 2002 to take a position as an assistant profesor of Russian literature at NYU. My husband, John Scaife (U.of Chicago 1986) works for Pfizer. We have one son (William, age 6) and are expecting another in January. I can be reached at anne.lounsbery@nyu.edu.
News from Victor Tzu-Ping Chao
Claire Tien-Wen was born on July 30, 2001, a sister for Geoffrey Tien-Hsin, who now is in the 2nd grade at Hong Kong International School. I still am with the Citigroup private bank, but no longer covering the Thai market. As of November 1, 2002, I was asked to help build the office in Taipei, Taiwan.
After close to 10 years in Hong Kong, we will move to Taiwan in summer 2003.
This year, Linda started a fledgling jewelry deisgn business targeting the market in Shanghai, China. Hopefully this can continue after we move to Taiwan.
I can be reached at victor.chao@citicorp.com and Hong Kong mobile #852.9096.0198.
Notes from Andrea Kupferberg Brown
I am living in the suburbs of Chicago, married with two great kids (Jason 9, Natalie 6 1/2). I'm working part-time for a small financial advisory firm, working with small to midsize companies.
Keeping busy with family, trying to keep in touch with Brown friends. Enjoyed the 15 year reunion. As if that's not enough to make us feel old, my son's camp counselor is a Junior at Brown!
I'd love to hear from people. My email address is akbrown91@aol.com
News from Scott Hochfelder
All is well here in the Berkshires. Noah (almost 3) is enjoying pre-school. Alexandra (almost 1) is cruising and babbling up a storm. Jen has her hands full with the kids and caring for the horses and dinosaurs. I am busy at KBToys, where I am Associate General Counsel. I can be reached at shochfelder@kbtoys.com.
News from Patty Lewy Horing
Not much to report-mostly trying to be wonder mom to Emily (2nd Grade) and Ethan (kindergarten). Plus, PTA, village politics, and other part-time pursuits as time permits! Reach me at jhoring@aol.com.
Notes from Carl M. Kawaji
I am married to Wendy Holcombe, sister of a Brown Grad (Alec Holcombe '96). We live in San Francisco with our daughter Catherine (16 months) and we are expecting a son in March. You can reach me at cmk@capgroup.com.
Quick note from Dawn Weiner
The baby business is booming, and my 6-year old Rebecca is blooming. I would love to hear from old pals. Email me at dawnster1@earthlink.net.
Quick note from Lisa Brosofsky (Benatovitch)
I continue to stay busy chasing after my 2-year old twin daughters and working part-time out of the house. I can be reached at lisa.brosofsky@towers.com.
News from David and Deborah Sokel
Debbie and David live in Yardley, PA with their children Rebecca (10) and Adam (7). Debbie is a gastroenterologist and David is a hematologist/oncologist.
News from Christa Champion
I am currently in the middle of a one- year stay at Oberlin College - a kind of "transition" back into full-time coaching after my two-year hiatus in San Francisco!Living in the Bay Area while "on vacation" was great fun - I didn't finish the novel I was working on, but I got to play a lot of tennis, see some Giants games, and eat at a lot of great restaurants.
Ohio is a bit different from northern California: very flat, lots of snow, and no traffic. I'm liking the small-town life, and so is our dog, who likes to chase squirrels on the town square. Even Nancy, who lived in San Francisco for 12 years before our move, has found that she likes ithere. Who knows? we might even be convinced to stay on longer than this interim year. Otherwise, I'll be looking for collegiate coaching openings back in New England come spring.
I can be reached at champs@alumni.brown.edu.
Mini-Reunions of Future Brunonians
Pictured in August 01, 2003 are the children of Barb Maling '86 and Greg Zogg, Dan Leibholz '86 and Shannon Floyd, Jane Smalley '86 and Richard Dodds, Michael Newberg '86 and Jen Newberg, Mary-Jo Haronian '86 and Dean Britton '86. Attending also--in utero--were the twin sons of Ted Hirsch '86 and Mary Clark.We've all been busy with careers, graduate degrees, travel, and family, but we try to get together once a year or so. Our "mini-reunions" (gathering from D.C. to Maine) are getting larger! We're going to need a larger sofa!
News from Felicia Gershber
Paul Strauss ('81 Sc.B., '88 Ph.D.) and I have been living in Sunnyvale, CA, since the fall of 1997. We have two sons, Andrew, almost six, and Michael, just turned three, and a black Lab, Cooper, who will be 12 in the spring.
Paul is in the Software Tools group at Pixar Animation Studios (look for his name in the credits of Monsters, Inc., and future Pixar films), and I'm home with the kids, helping out at their schools (kindergarten and a co-op preschool), etc.
I got my Ph.D. in Cognitive Psychology (neuropsychology of human learning and memory) from UC Berkeley in 1994 and then did postdoctoral research at Boston University/Boston VA Hospital; don't know if or when I'll go back to work.
Big news from Charlie Leeming
After 18 months of dating, I have married Jean Marie Tyler on October 19, 2002 in Venice, Fl. Dave Wolfsohn, John Keegan, James Turner were all in attendance. In addition, fellow alum and founding members, John B. Leeming Sr '50 (Father) and brother, John B. Leeming '81 were also present.
After spending several years in San Francisco, Jean and I have purchased a home 25 miles south in Los Gatos near San Jose, CA. Life is busy but better than ever! I'd love to hear from old friends, please call us at 408.395.7212 or email at cleeming@brocade.com.
Quick Note from Ellen Carson Barton
Ellen and her husband Stephen had a baby boy named Spencer on March 5th, 2002.
News from Christopher Glaisek
Chris was appointed in March as Director of Urban Planning for the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation, the State Agency created to oversee the rebuilding of the World Trade Center site in the aftermath of 9/11/01. Chris lives in Brooklyn Heights with his wife Kyra and can be reached at cglaisek@empire.state.ny.us.
Eric Sidoti Chimes In
In early 2001 I left the computer field after 14 years and went into ministerial work full-time. I am currently Director of Music and Youth Ministries at First Congregational Church of Des Plaines, Illinois. In my 8th year of music there, I am directing 6 choirs and work actively with other musicians throughout Chicagoland.
On the youth side, I work with three different groups ranging in age from 11 to 25, and numbering nearly 200 individuals. We are actively working with physically challenged individuals, the homeless, refugees, and the hungry.
Friends can contact me at silverwyrm13@yahoo.com.
News from Ka Yee Lee and Thuong Van Ha
Ka Yee and Thuong are both with the University of Chicago. Ka Yee just got tenure this summer in the Department of Chemistry and Thuong is an Interventional Radiologist in the Medical School.
We live in the south side of Chicago with our two children, and can be reached at Kayeelee@uchicago@edu.
News from Jennie Jones Hanson
I am married to Jeff (Wharton MBA '91), and we have two beautiful children (Christian, 7 and Sara, 4). We are living in Hudson Ohio and I am working for GE Medical Systems as General Manager, Global Services, Ultrasound. I can be reached by email at jenni.hanson@med.ge.com.
News from Caroline Diamond
Believe it or not, Dave and I had a baby (Alyse Haley) in March! I went back to work in August, and so far so good. I can be reached at caroline_diamond@gillette.com.
News from Elisabeth Pierce Dallapé
I am enjoying the juggling of career, motherhood, and travelling. Husband Mike and kids Charlie (3 1/2) and James (22 months) are all doing great!
Hello all my friends near and far, and please reach me at betsyd@circacorp.com.
News from Chris Schneider
Chris Schneider and her husband, Mark Miller, announce the birth of their daughter, Josephine Ann Miller, in Atlanta, Georgia. Josie was born on July 31, 2002. Chris is working as a commercial and residential real estate agent, and also working part-time as a commercial real estate attorney in Atlanta. Chris can be reached at cns@mindspring.com.
News from Beena Salwar
I've been in much transit, but finally getting settled. I've been working as a journalist in Pakistan since '88; launched weekly 'The News on Sunday' in 1994.Was in London last year, doing a Masters in Television Documentary at Goldsmiths College. My daughter, Maha (then aged four), was with me.
I returned to Pakistan at a very critical time, soon after 9/11, and re-joined my old newspaper,The News, in Karachi; since May I have been working with Geo, Pakistan's first 24-hour television news channel.
I am also working on a book on the contemporary history of Pakistan. I can be reached at bsarwar@onetel.net.uk.
It's A Girl!
Cecilia Kay Bachana was born October 15th, weighing a petite 6lb 14oz. Mother and baby are doing great, and we look forward to hearing from old friends. Joe can be reached at jbachana@
databasepublish.com.
News from Jeff Rodgers
I'm living in the Midwest these days, since my wife, Cecilia Van Hollen ('87), got a job teaching anthropology at Notre Dame. We're still in a bit of culture shock after 14 years in the San Francisco area, but we're doing well and our kids (ages two and seven) are thriving.
I continue to work as an writer and editor in the music field, as can be tracked on my grandiose Web site at www.jeffreypepperrodgers.com.
I'd be happy to hear from classmates in the area or looking for a rest stop along Route 80.
News from John Ireland
Susan and I have two daughters, Gracie (5) and Trinity (11.5 mo). We live in a great neighborhood in Houston, Texas and would love to hear from friends. Our email is John Ireland. Here is our 2001 Christmas photo.
Andrew Shaindlin, World Traveller
I'm living in Pasadena, CA and still working at Caltech, and still married to Martha Gallo (Brown '87). Lots of photos are online at Shaindlin Photo Lib. Email is shaindlin@yahoo.com.In the photo I'm driving a "tundra buggy" in sub-Arctic Canada, when I was up there this winter with a group looking for polar bears.
News about Stephen Bloom
Stephen is alive and well and moving his family back from Tokyo to New Jersey (OY) with wife Chio Yoshinaga and son Joshua Kenta (see picture). Steve works for NTT in strategic planning, and spends the rest of his time watching Kenta grow.Steve says "Please send lots of email and fresh sushi." He can be reached at stephen_bloom@m sn.com.
Hey, Ken Biller here
I'm currently in Vancouver, BC, Canada working as a producer and director on the TV series "Dark Angel." Spent the previous several seasons as a writer/producer/director on "Star Trek: Voyager."
My wife Hope and I are expecting our second child in July. Our first, Sofia Rose, is a sixteen month old spitfire. When the show wraps in April, we'll probably be returning full-time to our permanent home in LA.
Would love to here from old friends by e-mail: paperken@aol.com.
From Beth Montgomery and Matt Brown
Beth is teaching history at Cherry Creek High School in Englewood, Colorado. "This is my fifteenth year in the proverbial trenches and I still enjoy it. Matthew Brown '86 and I have eight year old twin daughters who are becoming good skiers."
You can reach Beth and Matt at:
6327 South Olive Street
Englewood, CO 80111
(303)770-4795
Camilla Calamandrei
I'm living and working in NYC these days... recently finished a historical documentary about romances between Italian POWs (held in the US) and American women during WWII. Its called "Prisoners in Paradise" and will air, for the first time, on PBS during their fundraising drive in March 2002.In order to pay the bills, I also have a "real" job working for LEGO (the Danish toy company)--as a creative director for www.LEGO.com.
I'm Still single (but looking) ... no kids yet. Looking forward to that 20th (ugh) year reunion since I managed to miss #15.
From Ralph Rosenberg
I am still at goldman sachs where i began working after Brown (i received an MBA from stanford.) I am married with four children, three girls and a boy. we live in scarsdale, NY
My email address is ralph.rosenberg@gs.com
Nick Feng Writes:
As a software engineer for thirteen years, I have been mostly involved in the aircraft related industry. I'm married to Anita (Brown 1989) and live in the west part of Washington State.
I enjoy snow sports very much and teach snowboarding for a ski school at the Steven's Pass every Saturday.
Our ten years old daughter Tasha loves everything that is related to Pokemon. Hopefully I can convince her to start either snowboarding or skiing this winter. I can be reached at nfeng@uascwa.com.
Scott Avery Armstrong Reports:
I am head coach of the men's varsity heavyweight crew at Dartmouth. It's my 11th season now. I've had some great crews and even managed to beat Brown in our yearly race once.
I have 3 children ages 6, 4, 2 and another due in May. I can be reached at armscott.avery.armstrong@dartmouth .edu.
Andrea Kupferberg Brown Writes:
I had a great time at the 15th reunion; it was great to see so many familiar faces and everyone's beautiful children. I am doing well; living in Deerfield, marginally using my degree (and my MBA) by working part time from home and full time raising a family.
Friends can contact me at AKBrown91@aol.com.
From Julie Mendel Reinhard:
Our family is doing well. I married Neil Reinhard (UCLA, BA and George Washington University, MBA) almost five years ago. We have two sons, Seth Mendel who is 3 1/2 and Jonah who is 1 1/2 years old. We live in Bethesda Maryland. Neil is a real estate developer and builder in Northern Virginia and West Virginia. I am working on federal public policy initiatives to make food labels accurate and safe for children with food allergies. You can reach me by email using JulieLMR@aol.com.
A Quick Update from Robert Smith
Robert Smith ('86) is halfway through a Ph.D. at University of London, writing up a pile of data on land tenure in Zambia. If you're passing through, feel free to give me a shout at robert@smith7 977.freeserve.co.uk.
It's a Boy!
Meredith Berkman and Daniel Mintz '83 proudly announce the birth of Caleb Berkman Mintz on November 9, 2001. He joins his adoring big sister Noa who was born January 11, 2000.
The proud parents can be contacted by email with mberk1965@cs.com.
From Andrea Mendelssohn (nee Richardson)
I graduated from residency in OB/Gyn and I am now in private practice in the San Francisco Bay Area. I recently learned that Miriam Goodman has accepted a position on faculty at Stanford University, so I'll be happy to have her in close proximity! My new email address is: arm @alumni.brown.edu.
From Anne Fisher
Some of you may remember that just before reunion I decided that with my younger child about to start preschool (and no more kids planned for the future), it was time to get back into shape. After about a two-year hiatus from exercise I set my sights on the Chicago marathon and began training. On October 7th, I ran my first marathon (I ran my first half-marathon in San Francisco in July), completing it in 3 hours 42 minutes and 8 seconds (averaging just under 8 1/2 minutes per mile), and qualifying for Boston.
In Chicago I stayed with Bettina Slusar (and her husband Dan Goldman) an experienced marathoner who was the perfect host-- they even cooked me home-made pasta the night before the big event.
I intend to run Boston on April 15th, and would love to know of old friends in the area since my husband Gary won't be able to come cheer me on for this one.
Other news... We've been renovating our home in the Marina district of San Francisco since February 2001, but hope to move back in before a full year has passed (though nothing will surprise me now that both the initial budget and expected time frame are likely to have tripled by the time we're back in). So once again (after spending so many months crammed into in a 2 BR, 1 BA apartment with NO PARKING SPACES), we'll have a guest room to offer visiting friends.
I see Christy McGill (recently returned to SF from the Big Apple) and Jan D'Alessandro Wadsworth ('85) regularly as I am part of their book club. Robert Kovacik, in town in his new role as a correspondent for the National Geographic channel, cocktailed and dined with my husband and me at several local hotspots.
Our home phone number is 415-346-1613, and if you lose it, we're listed (the only Vollen) in the San Francisco phone book. My current email address is focusSF@aol.com.
From Claudia Morgan
After nearly five years of riding out the Internet boom, I have returned to graduate studies. I am now writing my dissertation for my Ph.D. in Social Policy from the Heller School in Policy and Management at Brandeis, and am also simultaneously completing an M.A. in Women's Studies. I am researching the social welfare implications of federal microenterprise initiatives for women. I am also volunteering with the Greater Boston Business Council to help them set up a community foundation.
I've won a second competitive doctoral fellowship and just had a paper accepted for presentation at the 2002 Kauffman Entrepreneurship Research Conference in Boulder, CO.
I am looking forward to graduation from Brandeis in 2002, and to opportunities in research, teaching, and performance evaluation on community development initiatives.
I remain in close touch with Fred Young '86 and Andrea Blair '89. I periodically encounter Sandy Zervos '84 at the gym. I would love to hear from Johnifaz '87 (congratulations on that MacArthur, my man!), Kris Fain '85, Ted Harris '86 (praying that you have recovered from the Claudeful Earthy Hippie Factor), Jen Hok '8(n), Sarah Stimson '88.5, Becky Stebbins '85, Eva Manolis '85, Beej Brostrup-Jensen '86, Brian Delaney '87, Yeva Johnson '86/MD '89, Tecumseh Fitch '85, any other BACH alums who tolerated my Force of Nature between '85 and '87.
Cooperation lives, my loved ones. Need a place to crash when coming to Boston? Please email me at morganite@mediaone .net.
Maggie Drucker reports All is Well
"My husband Bob and I are living in New York City with our two kids, James (4) and Lily (18 months). I work as an intellectual property lawyer for The New York Times."
Maggie can be reached at druckmr@nytimes.com
News from Leon L. Haley, Jr., MD, MHSA
Leon L. Haley Jr., MD, MHSA is currently the Deputy Senior Vice-President of Medical Affairs and Chief of Emergency Medicine for the Grady Health System in Atlanta, GA. He is also an Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine at Emory University.
He and his wife Carla Y. Neal-Haley, MD are the proud parents of Grant(5), Wesley(4) and Nichelle(4 months). Dr. Haley can be reached at lhaley@emory.edu.
News from Dan La Rochelle
I've been married for nine years come June. Karen and I have two boys (Scott, 5, and Jack, 2) and are expecting our third child this July (2002). We've been living in Robbinsville, NJ (nestled between Princeton and Trenton) for the past three years and hope to continue here for twenty more!
I'm currently working with Merrill Lynch Investment Managers (Vice President of Portfolio Analysis/ Risk & Performance Group) in Plainsboro, NJ. I've been with MLIM for the past year, and for the first time ever, I am driving to work. I have found it infinitely more gratifying to travel over train tracks than on them.
After Brown, I toiled with Andersen Consulting for a couple of years before heading to Columbia for an MBA (May 1990). Since then, I bounced around a bit before landing in Risk Management, in which I've been working for the past eight years.
All in all, I'm thrilled with the way things have worked out for me since Brown. I hope and pray this is true for my classmates. I'm at djlkjl@optonline.net.
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