Chronicle 2019

CLASS NEWS

Alicia Bona Sandelman lives with her husband, two kids and their dogs in a busy household in Manhattan. Lisa Benjamin Bobb-Semple lives in Maryland, has two daughters and is in sales and marketing for the U.S. Postal Service. She and her husband are celebrating 16 years! Tara Brown just moved from Cincinnati to Princeton, N.J. with her husband and three girls; she is VP of global marketing at Johnson & Johnson. Esperanza Leon lives in East Hampton with her husband and two children. She represents Latin-American artists, works at the Victor D’Amico Art Institute and was appointed to the local architecture review board. Lina Fancy is loving

the Bay Area with her husband and two sons. She is the director of a non-profit in San Francisco that specializes in autism and pervasive developmental disorders. She paints, hikes, paddles, cooks and travels when she can.

BIRTHS Amy Wilson – a daughter

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CLASS OF 1992

CLASS OF 1992 ENDOWMENT TOTAL AS AT MAY 31, 2019

CLASS REPS: Rachel DeBlois and Dale McIntosh Each year we are in disbelief about how long it’s been since we graduated! Here is some news to share: Cathy Luba Hibbert is VP of Junior Academy, still coaching waterskiing in the summers and happily busy with her family. Gwen Van Wees celebrated five years at Beam Suntory Distillery as an account manager in the K-W area. She’s always happy to talk whisk(e)y if anyone is interested. She also enjoyed travelling all over Scotland with work, and to Croatia and Bosnia with her family. Her kids, Ayden, 17, and Teeghan, 14, are great, too! Dora Boylen-Pabst recently took on a new role as president and CEO at Headwaters Health Care Foundation in Orangeville. She travelled a lot this year: Las Vegas, and three times to St. Lucia with family, Charlize, 14, and Raif, 12. Christine Anderson Winter bounces between teaching drama at two elementary schools and being the children’s director and camp director at a Grimsby church. She enjoys being a mom to Abby, 12, and Olivia, 9. Olivia is anaphylactic to peanuts and tree nuts, and

Christine is open to connecting with others who are navigating life-threatening allergies or anyone with new diagnoses. Andrea McClean Bunker ’s three kids keep her busy. Grace started at Havergal this year in Grade 7, and she absolutely loves it! Andrea continues to run EEMERGE, her diversity and inclusion consulting firm. Rachel DeBlois celebrated 20 years at Royal St. George’s College. Teaching French continues to be her passion, and her role as an admission associate allows her the opportunity to extol the virtues of a Georgian education. Team Rough continues to cheer on Louise Rough as she bravely faces cancer head-on. Louise is so grateful for the continued ties she has to the HC community, particularly her friends (like family) from the boarding school. She recently caught up with Vera Turnbull (former dean of residence), who continues to provide comfort to Louise and her son Walker just as she did years ago to all those in her care. Louise’s close friends have provided tremendous support and her message to “maximize the minimum” is inspirational to us all.

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