Kate and I are about to become ’empty nesters’ again. Our younger daughter Ali, back from Guatemala last September with her husband Jhonattan have been living with us and are moving into their first house in Springfield this weekend. Our older daughter Sarah and her husband Joe still love living in Jackson Heights, Queens and […]
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Katie Ballou Calhoun ’83
I will soon raise a glass to 15 years at Calhoun & Company Communications — a PR, marketing and digital media agency for the wine and spirits industry. While my kids are old enough to mix cocktails with, they have chosen their own careers. Natalie is the Environmental Manager of King’s Canyon and Sequoia National […]
Marian Huntington Schinske ’82
My son Robert just started his first year at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo, so we’re experiencing the eerie quiet of the “empty nest.” I’m sure many of my classmates are going through or have gone through the same thing. My heart goes out to you all! In other news, through my nonprofit NovatoSpirit, I’m […]
Steve Peletz ’77
Steve and Kyra are looking forward to the class reunion in 2017! We became empty nesters in Sept 2016. While parenting and taking care of elderly parents still ranks high on the agenda, prospects for travel and adventure are looking pretty good right now. Steve has recently re-connected with his past love for scuba diving […]
John Wagner ’76
Our last kid left for college a couple of years ago, so I decided to screw around with something else. We hope to finish a winery in the next 18 months in Buellton. Hope I can pour a glass for some fellow toads. John Wagner CdeP 1976
Martha Lavender Howard ’80
Looking forward to coming back to Thacher in June for our 35 reunion. Hoping to see as many ’80s there as possible! I’m still living in New Jersey and teaching voice and coaching singers and bands. We’re empty nesters now but happy that our daughter will be returning to the east coast after graduating from […]
Abhi Manerikar ’78
After nearly 2 years in Norway, I have returned to Calgary and returned to the consulting life. I am enjoying the freedom of being a part-time empty-nester when the girls are at university, and Tracey and I are taking advantage of the situation by traveling extensively: trips to Germany, Egypt and Jordan, and Spain in […]