Chronicle 2020

CLASS NEWS

then enjoys a great home-cooked meal or family game night. Laura Cuddie is based in Jackson, Wyoming, but often travels to Toronto and across the Americas in her

role in residential development at Four Seasons Hotels & Resorts. She skis and hikes in the Teton mountains with her husband, daughter and rescue beagles.

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CLASS OF 1991 ENDOWMENT TOTAL AS AT MAY 31, 2020

CLASS REPS: Lina Fancy and Silvia Lulka

husband and is VP and general counsel for the Graymont Mining company. Jennifer McGill lives on Vancouver Island, working in dialysis technology and is surrounded by her son Aydan’s Lego dungeons and dragons. Clare Coughlan lives in Vancouver with her energetic 15-year old pup, Rubee. Following a career in advertising and publishing, she runs a small communications and marketing agency. She has pursued her love of music through song-writing and guitar, including a residency at SOCAN House in Nashville. Sarinda Hoilett is grateful to be living in British Columbia – just outside of Whistler – with her partner Philippe and two kids. Life is full of taking care of her garden, adventuring in the mountains and working with clients in her wellness business. Alicia Bona Sandelman lives in Manhattan with her husband Jon, her two kids Alba (9) and Gianluca (3) and two dogs. She loves to cook, and they host lots of fun dinner parties for friends and visitors. They are safe in the Hamptons while isolating due to the virus. Lisa Benjamin Bobb-Semple lives in Maryland with her husband and two teenage daughters (13, 14) and enjoys sales and marketing for the U.S. Postal Service. Esperanza (Moonie) Leon 1990 lives in East Hampton with her husband and Carmen (8) and Owen (5). She is currently home-schooling and working for the Victor D’Amico Institute of Art, where she has been for the past three years. Lina Fancy lives just over the Golden Gate Bridge in the Bay Area with her husband Mark, Oliver (8), Sebastian (6) and her pup. She is director of a non-profit in San Francisco that specializes in autism and is completing her master’s in counselling psychology at the Dominican University of California with a specialization in marriage and family therapy. She paints, hikes, paddles, cooks and travels when she can. She is on the reunion committee for next year! She was excited to have two visitors to the Bay Area this year, Clare Coughlan and Phyllis Greenberg. We look forward to seeing everyone at our (gulp) 30 Year Reunion in Toronto in the spring of 2021!

In this new reality we find ourselves in, we look with compassion to our Havergal Community and hope that all are healthy and safe. Sarah Harris Robertson is in Toronto with her husband, two boys and her golden retriever. She is head of client relations and admissions of a private school, continues her board work and is an avid supporter of conservation. Amy Wilson lives with her husband Michael and Poppy in Toronto. They renovated their home during her maternity leave and moved back in the week she returned to RBC. Kate Menear is doing well and is a partner at BLG in Toronto. She stays busy with work, her two kids and her pup. Indrani (Julia) Pal-Chaudhuri won two awards at the Tribeca Film Festival, was a keynote speaker at the Harvard University Pride and Progress Film Symposium, is a United Nations Women’s Distinguished Fellow and was inducted to the Havergal Hall of Distinction. Silvia Lulka works at Rogers in Toronto, and her family is doing well. Her oldest son is graduating Grade 8 and will be going to Claude Watson for drama. Janice Pierson Lanoue is living in Hawkesbury with her Bob, her kids and pets, including a new puppy. As a regional director for the dairy expertise centre, she provides technical and advisory services to dairy producers all over Canada. She is on the reunion committee for next year, so expect some dancing! Carin Milroy is a teacher in Stouffville and is busy with work, kids and her pup. She did a lot of travelling in 2019, including to Morocco, Egypt, Hawaii, Paris, Florida and British Columbia. Janet Howse is in Ottawa and hunkered down in isolation with her family and her many animals. She is rocking the home-schooling by hot-gluing whatever they can, jumping in puddles and waiting out this storm. Mary Hassard works as a radiologist at Foothill Medical Centre in Calgary. Celia Johnson is in Vancouver with her

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