On March 7, We had a CdeP 1986 gathering for “local” classmates to say hello to Dr. Michael Kim who was finishing up his trimester as an Anacapa Scholar teaching history at Thacher. It was fantastic having Mike and his wife Yujin on campus and we even had the opportunity to meet their son Henry, who is attending […]
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Sarah Lavender Smith ’86
After some 25 years of living in the East Bay Area, Morgan (’85) and I are moving year-round to the outskirts of Telluride. We bought property there and have spent the past three years planning and building a home and barn. It’s been a long, exciting process, and we encourage alumni to get in touch […]
Rey Balderas ’82
This year (2019), I am continuing to run, train, pace lead, and coach with the Dallas Running Club and the Rockwall, TX running club. In February, May, and September, I was able to pace lead half marathons. In April, I ran a Marathon and will run another in December followed by another Boston Marathon in […]
Victor Wykoff ’88
After 5 years in Cupertino, the Wykoff-Piñón family has settled in to Silicon Valley life. Vic Wykoff (CdeP 88) celebrated his 2-year anniversary as chief data scientist at SAP Ariba this September. Vic still enjoys camping and sports, but now he’s the coach! Vic is coaching Little League baseball in the spring and AYSO soccer […]
John Herzog ’82
One of my 2017 highlights was connecting with many of my classmates at our 35th reunion. I hope to see more at the 40th. I also had the good fortune of qualifying for the Ironman 70.3 world championships which took place in Chattanooga, Tennessee. It was very humbling to be surrounded by some of the […]
Rey Balderas ’82
I have been running with several communities in the Dallas TX Metroplex. It is enjoyable to train, share life experiences, and discuss the politics of the day while spending hours on the road. I have qualified for the Boston 2018 Marathon so I will begin preparing in December 2017. A new venture for me has […]
Mary Everett Conarroe ’94
Another year in Bakersfield down and another to go. We had another very exciting March Madness, with the Cal State Bakersfield Roadrunners (Go Runners!) making it to the NIT semifinals at Madison Square Garden in NYC. We were the first ever 8 seed to do so after wins on the road in three time zones […]
Jack Richardson ’15
Jack, who runs for Bowdoin College, finished 4th in the Maine state championships in the 800m and proceeded to go to the NESCAC championships in February. Jack Richardson CdeP 2015
Amanda Brown ’10
I started Harvard Law School this fall after working at the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office for two years as a paralegal. When I’m not reading, I’m training for the upcoming Cambridge Half Marathon. Amanda Brown CdeP 2010
Sarah Lavender Smith ’86
The 100-mile Western States Endurance Run is to ultrarunning what the Boston Marathon is to marathoning—rich with history and prestige, with strict qualification standards and a slim chance of gaining entry. After four years of qualifying and trying to gain a spot through the event’s lottery, Sarah Lavender Smith CdeP 1986 finally got the chance […]