John Busterud ’72

I retired from PG&E last fall after 31 years as Managing Counsel and Senior Director where I was fortunate to work on a number of emerging environmental issues, including climate change regulation at the state, regional, and national levels. This spring I was elected to the board of the California Council for Environmental and Economic […]

Hugh Gordon ’03

On May 14, 2016, in Big Sur, California, Alexis J. Gordon and I were married—we had a small, 10 person celebration with our immediate families. Alexis grew up in Santa Paula and we met in our first year of medical school on a service trip to Nicaragua. She’s currently a Medicine and Pediatrics resident physician at […]

Henry Field ’12

Henry is receiving an honorable discharge from the U.S. Army after a term of service that spanned several years, including a humanitarian rotation to North Africa and a combat tour in Afghanistan. SPC Field served as a senior combat medic on patrols in Eastern and Southern Afghanistan. He intends to return to coastal Maine and […]

Rey Balderas ’82

Wishing everyone the best! I picked up running the last two years, ran my first Marathon last year, and will now run Boston this year for the first time. Besides working and serving in my local church, I have been enjoying my daughter’s soccer performances, working with her through the recruiting process and college visits. […]

John Busterud ’72

I retired this past year as a Colonel in the Army Reserve after a 24-year career and multiple deployments in support of Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom as well as extended service on the Korean Peninsula. With all this spare time on my hands, I still manage to keep busy at PG&E with climate […]

Coulter Huyler ’66

Three years ago Coulter Huyler completed the traditional Tibetan Buddhist 3 Year Retreat at Kagyu Thubten Choling in Wappinger’s Falls, New York. The Abbot, Lama Norlha Rinpoche guided the first such retreats outside of Tibet and conferred on all retreat graduates the title of “Lama,” thereby authorizing them to teach in the Buddhist tradition. Since […]