Holly MacArthur
mcholly31@aol.com
I'm married to Ed Hill and we have a 3 month old baby girl named Heather
Maria MacArthur Hill. We live in Portland, Oregon, where I work as
managing editor of a small, national literary journal called Tin House.
I guess that's about it. Nothing too dramatic.
Nancy
Mandell
imacalgirl2@yahoo.com
Brian
(McClellan)
Dunning
brian@briandunning.com
Brian
peaked in
high school
and has
been going
downhill ever
since. He
changed his
last name
from McClellan
to Dunning:
the official
line is
that it
had something
to do
with parental
divorces and
stepfather names,
but the
truth has
more to
do with
several visits
he made
to Colombia
in the
late eighties,
some late-night
business meetings
under the
Brooklyn Bridge,
and seventeen
tons of
Romanian smoked
oysters. The
Witness Protection
Agency provided
him with
a wife
Lisa, kids
Andrew and
Erika, and
a home
in Orinda
where he
was relocated
after 17
years back
home in
southern California.
He is
an author
and software
executive, and
provides videos
and other
entertainments at
http://www.briandunning.com.
Marianne
(McCord) Hornbeck
mariannemc@yahoo.com
I'm
back living
in Orinda
in the
same neighborhood
I grew
up in
which is
good, but
weird at times. My neighbors
include
two others
from the
class of
'83 – Katherine
Wilson and Tim Southwick. My husband
Chris and I have been married 5
years and have a son who
is 3 and a daughter
who is 2 months old. I work as
a labor and delivery nurse at CPMC in
San Francisco, which I really
enjoy, although it's nice being
off so I can be Mom full
time with my kids.
Jim
McGill
JMcGill028@worldsavings.com
My wife Susan and I married
in ’89 a while after graduating from Cal together. We spent a
lot of time traveling (all fifty states, England, Ireland, Scotland,
Wales, Hong Kong, China, Australia, New Zealand, Tasmania, Jamaica,
Bahamas and much of Canada, along with most of the National Parks and
24 baseball stadiums). We still love to adventure, but have
slowed down a bit now that we have kids; Paige (’97), Ryan (’99)
and Drew (’01). We’ve settled down in Moraga and really enjoy
raising our kids there.
Janet
Mehlhop
janetmehlhop@yahoo.com
After
graduating from MHS,
I was an exchange
student in a tiny
village in Switzerland
for a year through
Rotary. This experience
changed my life as
it opened my eyes
WIDE after living
in sleepy-town, sheltered
Orinda, gave me the
traveling bug and
sparked my interest
in languages and multicultural
communications. Upon
return top the US,
I spent four great
years at UCLA, studying
hard, partying up
a storm and soaking
in the LA scene (great,
but I'll ALWAYS be
a Northern California
girl). Two weeks after
graduation I took
off for Europe again
for two years to visit
my Swiss family, to
trek from Sweden to
Morocco and every
country in between
and to land a job
to pay for it all
in Chester, England.
Back
home, I worked in sales for the SF Chamber
of Commerce - great job but was soon hit
with the traveling bug. In 1993, I left
for the South Pacific and South East Asia
for a year where I tried to experience
everything from bungy jumping in NZ to orangutan
rehabilitation in Sumatra to elephant
trekking and Buddhism in Thailand to networking
for a job in Hong Kong and Vietnam...
The money ran out so I went back home
to the US and worked for a cool multicultural
communications agency for three years.
At
33, I decided it was then or never
and
went back to school
to the University
of Michigan to get my MBA. GREAT
time
but butt cold and
way too much work...
Back in the US again, I worked
in sales
and marketing for
Schwab, got laid off with a very
nice package
and spent 8 months
as a woman of leisure,
getting my ESL./EFL
teaching certificate,
traveling to Turkey
and just enjoying
a life without work... Reality
does hit,
though: I just landed a new job
in sales/bus,
dev for a cool shop that brokers
high-end
consulting called
Msquared, in SF. I'm loving life
in the
city, still singing
up a storm in professional
and amateur groups
and weddings, spending
lots of time in the mountains and
enjoying
a very special man in my life.
Still
reading? Good on ya! See you at the
reunion!!!!
Jeff
Michels
JeffandLara@yahoo.com
I'm
an English
Professor these
days. I
earned a
Ph.D. in
Comparative Literature
from Brandeis
University. I
married an
historian and
librarian, Lara,
and our
first baby
is due
in July,
2002. We
live outside
of Madison,
Wisconsin, but
we've been
applying for
work out
West and
are hoping
we may
make a
move summer
2002.
Cathy
Miller
camiller@ucdavis.edu
We
live in
Davis, CA
where I
work half
time in
the Biotechnology
Program at
UC Davis
as a
budget analyst.
I am
married to
Dan Tanner
who is
an analyst
at ETrade
Financial. Our
children are
Erika, born
in 1988
(age 13)
and Kyle,
born in
2001 (age
6 months).
Between Erika's
entertaining junior
high life
and Kyle's
happy babyhood,
we are
constantly on
the go.
Our interests
include everything
involving our
kids, the
outdoors and
exercise, working
on our
house, travel
and going
out to
eat.
Paul
Minney
pminney@smymlaw.com
I
am living
in San
Ramon with
my wife
Valerie and
my six
year old
daughter Jordan.
After graduating
from Cal
I worked
as a
paralegal for
two years
and then
attended law
school. I
graduated from
Seattle University
SOL in
1993 and
passed the
California bar
the same
year. I
have been
specializing in
the representation
of charter
schools and
other education
reform entities
and now
have my
own practice
in Sacramento
(I only
commute 3
days a
week). I
stay in
contact with
a number
of our
fellow grads
and look
forward to
meeting everyone
at our
20 year
reunion!
Jennifer (Mitgang) Vigo
vigo4@pacbell.net
Hello all! I am not sure which is most interesting - the fact that
I did go to college and even hold two degrees, or that I am blissfully
married to Mike Vigo (for 10 years, although together for about the
past 20). We have 3 daughters: Natalie 7, Olivia 5 and Morgan who is
very 2 1/2! I guess I should be proud to say we live back here in Orinda
and are re-living everything - please don't tell our kids this come
10 years, okay? As for myself, when I was two years into college I
became a flight attendant for Republic and Northwest Airlines. I did
some great traveling for pennies and even pretended to be married to
Mike so we could go to Cancun for his graduation. So as not to have
a brain full of mush for the rest of my life, I went back to school
and now have a BS in Nutrition from Cal Poly (SLO) and a Master’s
in Health Administration from St. Mary's. I worked as a Dietitian at
Summit Medical Center in Oakland for 7 years, but stopped when the
family started. I still do nutrition talks a couple of times a year,
just finished teaching an art class for preschoolers at the Community
Center and do volunteer work there as well. It will be fun to see everyone
else that I don't run into here!
Leslie Adam Morris
leslie.morris@us.army.mil
After leaving Miramonte, my life only accelerated and is only now slowing
to a fast pace. I have lived in Wisconsin, Texas, Indiana, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida and currently in Virginia. After college
I settled in Wisconsin,
where I went through several corporate jobs before going back to school
and going into Law Enforcement and the military. I am currently in
the US Army. I am an Intelligence Analyst working for the Army's Crisis
Action Team at the
Army's Operations Center in the Pentagon. (Yes we are very busy right
now) I have been married and divorced and thinking about it again.
I have a twelve year old son and fourteen year old daughter.
Alice (Murray) McNelis
bmcnelis@earthlink.net
Greg
Nagle
ganagle@yahoo.com
After
high school,
2 years
at DVC,
1 year at SDSU,
2 years
surfing Ocean
Beach in
San Diego.
A year
in the
East Bay
with a
visit back
at DVC.
Moved to
16th & Mission
in S.F., car salesman, quit and caused
Loma Prieta quake. Bike messenger,
Valet, City College San Francisco,
Sacramento State, Marriage,
Graduation, Moved to Portland, Design
Engineer, Procreated. Short enough. Hope
life has treated everyone well.
What I remember was fun and what
I don't was even better.
Michelle (Notkin) Rosen
pumpkinsz@aol.com
I have been living in Los Angeles for 12 years and
have a 7-year old son named Zachary. I have been working in the advertising
world on
and off for 15 years. I am currently freelancing for an ad
agency located in San Francisco.
Dena Odell
dena_o@yahoo.com
I attended Colorado College for two years, then I took a year off living
in Seattle before returning to college with the Audubon Expedition
Institute, a traveling environmental ed program. After earning my BS,
I worked for Laguna Farms, an organic farm near Sebastopol. Then I
moved to Missoula, Montana. I helped start a nonprofit group, the Missoula
Urban Demonstration Project, which works with low income residents
on self-reliance in building, gardening and energy. I loved Montana,
but I broke up with my partner of 7 years, and one of us had to leave!
After a year back in Seattle, I got together with Steven Yanoff, a
classmate from Audubon, and we moved to New Mexico. After completing
a teacher licensure program, living briefly north of Arcata, CA, and
then teaching sixth grade for 6 years in Socorro, New Mexico, we finally
found our dream (as close as we are going to get) property near the
ghost town/artist's colony of White Oaks, New Mexico.
We live on an old homestead in the mountains in a 107 year old adobe,
far away from anything civilized, or anything resembling a big body
of water, unfortunately. We do have a creek and spring, fossils, potsherds,
views, snow in winter, and I take care of 54 fruit trees and a small
truck farm. People who visit say it is like the PBS show Frontier House
as we have nothing anyone would call a bathroom (yet), we chop wood
for heat, and I can and preserve from the garden. I also work at the
small local school in Carrizozo 1/2 hour away, am a volunteer firefighter,
and help promote tourism for White Oaks. Steven is a conservation biologist/computer
GIS specialist, and sometimes we do field work together. We have four
dogs and a lot of wildlife including bears, mountain lions and rattlesnakes.
I am nearly complete with my Master's in Science Teaching through New
Mexico Tech in Socorro. I was able to travel to China on a Fulbright
through that program in 2000, but usually we travel in the west for
camping vacations, and to Philadelphia to visit Steven's family. I'm
planning on going to the reunion... see you there.
Amy (Oliver) Cullen
a.cullen@sbcglobal.net
Tracy
(Olson) Santoro
tracysantoro@cs.com
After
Miramonte, I
attended UC
Irvine where
I met
my husband
Ken. We
are approaching
our 15th
anniversary and
have lived
north of
Houston, Texas
since 1989.
Our sons
are 12
and almost
9 and
keep me
busy with
their activities
and the
challenges of
raising responsible
young men.
After 11
years as
a volunteer
and stay-at-home
Mom, which
I loved,
I have
returned to
work and
cut all
but one
volunteer commitment.
This followed
the demise
of the
oil company
that Ken
was Director
of Information
for (No,
not Enron...)
and our
subsequent experience
with a
Internet Start-Up
company. We've
missed California,
but make
frequent family
visits, travel
as often
as possible
with the
boys, and
have grown
to love
Texas and
the outstanding
friends we
have made
here.
Julie (Parodi) Guaspari
jaajje@earthlink.net
After graduating from Berkeley in 1987, I earned a Masters in Special
Education from St. Mary's College. In 1990, I briefly married the "wrong" guy.
Fortunately, in 1996, I married the absolute "right" guy.
AJ and I live in Redwood City, CA. We have an amazing 4 1/2 year old
daughter named Jamie, an equally amazing 2 year old son named Jason,
and a soon to be amazing baby #3 due in October. I feel extremely lucky
to basically
be a full-time mom. However, I do consult about 8 hours a month performing
cognitive and behavioral assessments for the Children's Health Council
Agency in Palo Alto. (Just enough time to stay connected without the
politics!) In 1997, I began a doctoral program, which at the rate I
am going, I will be lucky to complete when my children graduate form
college. We will be at a wedding on the East Coast on July 26th, I
hope the next 20 years brings continued health and happiness to the
class of 1983!
Annie Pedron
annie.pedron@bankofamerica.com
Vic Rago
victor_rago@hp.com
Karen
(Ramsey) Rovner
imoved2much@comcast.net
I currently live in (I use the term loosely) Highlands Ranch, CO, a
suburb of Denver. After finishing school at St. Mary's College, I
went on to a career in the Oil and Gas industry. I have been married
8 years to Steve, who I met through my future sister-in-law and Margaret
Rubey Rust at a Junior League meeting! We have lived in Hershey,
PA (Steve's w/ Hershey Chocolate), Richmond, VA, & Southern CA.
We have a vivacious daughter, Hannah (1999),a chocolate lab named
Reese
(go figure) and 2 cats. I recently started my own marketing company
and travel quite a bit to the Bay Area. We miss the great restaurants
and Peet's Coffee.
Sue
(Reich) Haenny
SHaenny@Walnuts.org
After
a short-lived,
stress-filled career
in advertising,
I earned
my MBA
from Santa
Clara in
1993. My
husband, Tim,
and I
ended up
moving to
the Santa
Cruz area
for six
years. When
Tim could
no longer
stand the
fog, we
moved closer
to family
and have
lived in
Granite Bay,
which is
near Roseville,
for the
past two
and half
years. It
is a
great place
to raise
a family
and nice
to be
close to
Tahoe. I
am currently
the marketing
director for
the California
Walnut Commission
and manage
eight international
marketing programs
(think: Got
Milk? in
German, except
for walnuts).
Tim and
I were
married in
1989 and
have two
great children:
a girl,
Summer, who
is seven,
and a
boy, Christopher,
who is
five.
Cyndi
(Robinson) Mathews
HippoEar@aol.com
After
Miramonte,
I
attended Cal
Berkeley where
I met
my future
husband RHP
(that stands
for right
handed pitcher)
Mike Mathews.
We've been
married nearly
12 years,
and have
two fabulous
girls, Kate
and Emily.
We are
currently living
in Southern
Oregon where
I work
at home
as a
contributing
writer
to ePregnancy
Magazine and
as a
jewelry maker.
We enjoy
gardening,
outdoor
recreation
and
traveling.
Gina
(Rogers) Sheehan
gina@sheehan7.com
Haven't
fallen far
from the
apple tree.
I've
been married
now for
3 years
to a
Piedmont native
and have
a beautiful
14 month
old daughter
Morgan (November,
2001). After
a long
career in
non-profit development & events,
I switched over to corporate events
and now have my own successful event planning
business that I run from my home
office. I try to limit my work
days to two and spend the remaining
time being a stay at home Mom. Best of both worlds!
My husband, John, and I keep up
with many
of our fellow graduates especially
in the summer on our co-ed softball
team in Orinda.
Margaret
(Rubey) Rust
mrust@protectedinvestors.com
After
graduating from
UC Davis, I worked
for Nordstrom as a
dept. mgr.
until I
met my
awesome husband, Harrold
Rust on
a blind
date. We
married in
1992 and
have 3
kids: Megan-8,
Spencer-7 & Ashton-4. After going
back to school to study finance, I founded "Rubey & Rust Capital
Management" with
my
father.
(My
parents
are
still
in
Orinda)
We
have
survived
the
stock
market
bubble
and
I
feel
fortunate
to
be
self
employed
and
have
a
high
tech
executive
husband
who
has
a
good
job
:)
Val
(Schmidt)
Maio
Maio109@pacbell.net
I
am
married
to
Ronald
Maio,
we
have
two
children
--
Mackenzie
is
four,
and
Connor
is
one
month
old.
We
live
in
Benicia.
I
work
at
Contra
Costa
Country
Club
in
Pleasant
Hill
part-time
as
a
golf
professional.
Wendy Sihner
wsihner@msn.com
I am living in Rockwall, Texas approximately 20 miles
east of Dallas. I am working as a Paramedic and Respiratory therapist,
and I am
taking pre-med courses at the University of Texas at Dallas.
Sheryl
Slakey
sslakey@lvcm.com
I'm
living in
Las Vegas,
Nevada since
1994. I
am a
school counselor
at two
elementary
schools
with approximately
700 students
at each
school.
Harry Smith
hrscars@yahoo.com
After Miramonte I went to Columbia College for several years and studied
business. I then got into the metal refinishing business in 1987 and
bought Famco Industries in 1995. I am currently living in Walnut Creek
with my daughters Mary (12) and Cyerra (2). Famco Industries is a metal
and marble restoration company in the Bay
Area. I am divorced but my girls keep me busy. In my spare time I like
to motocross in the national forest. I coach girl's basketball for
OYA - what a blast that is. I also restore classic cars. I look
forward
to seeing everyone in July.
Andrew
L. Sorenson
als@sorensoneye.com
We've
moved back
into Orinda,
I am
married to
Riki from
Campolindo,
and
we have
three children,
Zachary 8,
Kacey 6,
and Michael
4. I
work in
Berkeley as
an ophthalmologist
(which I
learned how
to spell
just recently),where
I do
cataract, refractive
and corneal
surgery. Riki
is the
parents club
president at
Glorietta this
year, and
we're having
a wonderful
time being
back in
California.
Lots
of camping,
golf, swimming,
tennis and
church activity.
Claire Stoermer
stoermer64@yahoo.com
I am married to Kazembe Ajamu, and we have a daughter named Zendaya.
She is 6 year old and very tall! She loves basketball, and we plan
on having our own WNBA star one day since there was no WNBA when I
was
playing basketball! I teach 5th grade in East Oakland, and during the
summers I manage the house at the Californa Shakespeare Festival in
Orinda. I'd love to get a reunion of our 1983 basketball team - known
as Miramonte's best team ever in the local papers!
Scott
Tielemans
mstielemans@earthlink.net
I
currently
live
in Beaufort,
South Carolina
(location of
films such
as Forrest
Gump, The
Big Chill,
and The
Great Santini)
after living
in San
Diego and
Quantico VA.
I graduated
from Berkeley
in 1988
and spent
some time
after graduation
working at
a bank
and living
in San
Francisco.
I
left CA
in 1990
and became
an officer
in the
Marine Corps.
Afterwards I
spent two
of the
hardest years
of my
life earning
my wings
in Pensacola
FL at
naval flight
school. More
importantly,
I
met my
beautiful
bride
Martha in
Pensacola and
have been
married for
eight years.
Our 6
year old
son, Kenneth,
is a
brilliant,
energetic
boy (no
thanks to
daddy's genetic
contributions).
My
family and
I try
to live
a quiet,
normal existence
as a
military family;
not always
easy. I've
been flying
the F/A-18D
Hornet for
about 9
years and
have been
fortunate to
see much
of east
and south
Asia, Australia,
Alaska, and
the Pacific.
In 2003
I'll take
a break
from the
cockpit for
a year
and attend
a Command
and Staff
College at
Maxwell Air
Force Base
in Alabama. A quick update on my end: in late May, I returned from
Operation Iraqi Freedom (stationed in Kuwait). Good to be home
and look forward to the reunion.
Karen
(Tom) Smidt
I
graduated
from
Sacramento
State
with a
B.A. in
Art with
a concentration
in graphic
design and
a minor
in communication
studies. I
met my
husband Mike
Smidt (a
1980 grad
from Campolindo)
there and
have been
married for
15 years.
We have
3 children,
Andrew age
12, Matthew
age 9
and Jenna
age 3.
Due to
my husband's
job, we
have just
moved from
Irvine, California
to Atlanta,
Georgia. Before
that we
had homes
in Sacramento,
Pleasant Hill,
Dallas, TX,
and Danville,
CA. Between
chauffering
children
around to
all of
their activities,
I try
to swim,
kickbox and
play tennis
every chance
that I
get. I
am also
looking forward
to returning
to college
to obtain
my Master's
in architecture.
Beth
(Trost) Marks
marybethmarks@hotmail.com
Living
a 'charmed
life' in
Orinda (a
fact my
husband likes
to remind
me of).
Married a
great husband
and father,
David (a
fact my
mother likes
to remind
me of)
in 1993.
We have
2 incredible
and beautiful
children,
Meghan
(1995) and
McClain (1997).
I've been
a stay-at-home
mom for
about 7
years. I
have a
passion for
great food,
cooking and
entertaining,
Peet's
Coffee, gardening,
lounging poolside
thinking of
ways to
simplify life,
Bay Area
road trips,
and being
a great
wife and
mom. David
has an
engineering
firm
in Alameda
(but he's
not a
nerd) and
has a
passion for
me, making
our kids
laugh, and
planning an
early retirement.
We're looking
forward to
seeing everyone.
Brian
Tseng
The4Tsengs@peoplepc.com
I'm
back in
the Bay
Area after
living away
for almost
12 years.
My wife
Cindy, 6
yr old
Gregory, 3
year old
Anna and
I live
in Alamo,
CA. I'm
a commuting
fool, working
at UCSF
as a
pediatric
neurologist
and trying
to be
a good
husband/father.
Some
days are
clearly better
than others
...
Mike Vigo
MVigo@033growth.com
I graduated from Cal Poly, SLO in 1988, married my gorgeous wife, Jennifer
Mitgang in 1992, have 3 wonderful daughters, Natalie (7), Olivia (5)
and Morgan (2 1/2) and I couldn't be happier. Currently I work for
a hedge fund in San Francisco and we live in Orinda.
Jane (Vinzent)
Nylund
jnylund@sbcglobal.net
After graduation, attended Tufts University in Boston and received
degree in chemistry. Spent a few years developing soap
for Unilever Research
(someone has to do this!), then went back to grad school
at UC Davis for my MBA. Met my husband there and have been happily
married for
almost 9 years. Have a beautiful 3 year old son, Christopher.
Recently laid off from my last job as a web architect for an antique
business
in San Francisco, but those are the breaks, I guess. My husband
Erik and I currently live in Montclair.
Marina
(von Schottenstein)
Dugan
dugans@worldnet.att.net
Joe Wahrhaftig
joew@artwitness.net
After Berkeley, did graduate school in Engineering up at the University
of Washington with a focus on computer graphics. Spent the last few
years doing animation for TV commercials and interface design for
web sites. The recession happened. No wife or 2.2 kids to speak of.
Like most geeks, not much time for a personal life. I live in a funky
old warehouse in Oakland where my housemates are a muralist and a
28-pound cat. You can read a little about our tragically hip bachelor
pad at http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/chronicle/archive/2002/12/18/HO154515.DTL
Scott
Walker
scottewalker@netzero.net
Stephanie Walters
BayMarrones@attbi.com
Barbara Wander
barbwander@aol.com
I graduated from Chico in 1988 with a degree in nursing. That career
choice has led me all over the country, 5 years in Park City, Utah,
a few short stints in Upstate New York and the Berkshire Mountains
of Massachusetts, a brief
stay in Orinda, and now my own home in Roseville, CA. Presently I am
working at the UC Davis Medical Center as the nurse educator for the
Pediatric Intensive Care Unit. I am recently engaged to the man of
my dreams, with a wedding planned in May. We both enjoy being outdoors,
skiing in the winter, kayaking in
the summer.
Diane
(Ward) Huie
p.huie@attbi.com
I
remarried
in
1997 to
a great
guy named
Phil Huie,
and we
are self
employed -
we own
a Real
Estate and
Mortgage company
in Fair
Oaks, CA,
love our
jobs and
family. I
have 2
boys from
a previous
marriage,
the
boys live
with me
full time(Steve
Collins -
also went
to Miramonte
for a
time was
my first
husband -
everyone is
entitled to
one mistake
:-)), the
boys are
now 13
and 14
and doing
great. We
own a
home in
Citrus Heights
and the
4 of
us travel
quite a
bit.
Edward
Westmoreland
walnutcreek@pfchangs.com
Michael D. Weyeneth
mhsdebrisbox@netzero.net
After graduating magna cum laude from the Hauling Academy, I went on
to become the CEO of my own hauling business, Mike’s Hauling Services,
a debris box service serving the greater Lamorinda and adjacent cities
(925-254-4444). Life has been interesting and exciting. I live in Concord
with my two dogs, Inyo and Shasta. I have a girlfriend, Lisa, going
on two years together. We haven’t tied the knot yet, and we haven’t
brought any new life into the world either, but the best is yet to
come. I see many of our old classmates around the area and some have
even been my customers. I am looking forward to seeing everyone at
the reunion!
Steve White
svdwhite@yahoo.com
John Whittington
jwhitt1@sbcglobal.net
I am currently living in Walnut Creek with my wife Tina (Deffner, Class of 1982),
two boys (Jeremy 10, Christopher 2), and our two black labs, also boys. Tina is
outnumbered around here. I am back in the old community as a firefighter/paramedic
fir the Moraga-Orinda Fire District. When we are not working, in school or remodeling
the house, we enjoy family, friends, neighbors, Tahoe, boating, dirt bikes, camping
and when Tina lets me ... hunting. See you all soon!
Jamie Williams
James_Williams@providian.com
I guess the most relevant news for this audience would be that
Carol Lieske and I got married about three and half years
ago. After remaining friends through all the years, we started hanging
out together again in our thirties, after Carol had returned from a
seven year stint in Seattle. And the next thing you know... We recently
had our first child, Isaiah James, on March 13, 2003. After Stanford,
and her Seattle years, Carol returned to the Bay Area to study Traditional
Chinese Medicine. She now sticks needles in people for a living. After
UC Davis, I decided to go to law school, and I now manage the litigation
for a large credit card issuer. Needless to say, Carol's job makes
much better dinner conversation than mine. We live in San Anselmo with
Isaiah (of course), a Boston
Terrier named Pluto, and Ella, the black cat.
Katherine
(Wilson) Dureault
dureault@pacbell.net
After
graduating
from
UCLA, I
was a
tailored
finance
banker for
10 years.
I married
Bob in
1996, moved
to Orinda
in 1997,
had my
first daughter, Julia,
in
1998 and
a second
daughter,
Caroline,
in 2001.
I am
currently
a
full-time
mom
and thoroughly
enjoying
it.
Dale L. Yoders
Yodeda@sbcglobal.net
After school, I moved to New Orleans for a couple years. I lived in
the French Quarter and worked on the steam boat, Natchez, up and down
the Mississippi River. After that, I moved to Hawaii where I lived
for about 8 years. I started my own carpentry business and became an
avid scuba diver. I moved back to the Bay Area in 1992, where I met
my girlfriend Jolene McAtee. We have been together for almost 11 years
and have no children. We live in a 100 year old Victorian house in
downtown Antioch, where I am continuing my carpentry buisness. We love
to travel alot,when we get the chance to. We are just taking life as
it comes. The only people I still keep in contact with are Brian Ramsey,
Mike Weyeneth, Kevin Gerson, Lisa Lang, and Scott Smith. I have talked
to
Samantha Wilbur and Margy Lunstrom a couple times, as well. It is nice
to see that all of you are doing well. Would love to see you all and
I hope that some of you will get in touch with me. I will
try to make it to the reunion. Hope to see you soon. :^) |