Korzu Jallah Taplin ’96

Korzu Jallah Taplin ’96 and Herve Fritz Tokoto, of Douala, Cameroon, welcomed Frédéric Océan Jallah Tokoto, “Baby Ocean,” on February 17, 2021. He was born 7 pounds, 7 ounces, and they live in California. Here with Mollie Lee Benton (Ottsen) ’96 and our babies Ocean and Grace celebrating Ocean’s 3 Monthiversary at the Arboretum & […]

John Bissell ’48

I am here, healthy and happy in Boca Grande, Florida. Sorry about the fires and hope Thacher is safe! Clare and I are slowing down, but actually enjoying this new reclusive life style. This has been our first ever summer in Florida, and yes it was hot, but still there were beautiful migratory birds, flowering […]

Brooke Toeller Kathrein ’02

We joyfully announce the arrival of our daughter Caroline who was born on May 18th. Will and Jack are proud big brothers and couldn’t be more excited to have a little sister. In other news, I have decided to step away from corporate life and my 13 year career at J.P. Morgan Asset Management in […]

Kate Twichell Mason ’86

I am loving my job at Business Wire as Sr. Director, People Development + Engagement and my husband, Paul, has fully embraced his role as a Business Development Officer within New Academic Ventures at CAL. Go Bears! Our son, Cole (13) is enjoying baseball and scootering during this time! I also had a fun time […]

Stephen Huyler ’69

In early January of this year, “the 3 Geezers” (so named by the spouse of one of us): Scott Wilson, Peter Goodrich and Steve Huyler, all of the Class of ’69, traveled together for a two-week adventure in South India. We explored remote regions, ancient sites, small villages, temples and palaces while staying in a […]

Tom Saidy ’82

Living in Washington, DC, in the Trump era is anything, but boring. I can see flames coming out of White House chimney from my office! Crazy days. Very different from my days working for George H.W. Bush back in the late 80s and 90s. He was such a great man. Went to his funeral and […]