Wife, Katherine, and I have been sheltering in place in San Francisco (and Bolinas) since March and complying meticulously with Covid-19 protocols. But come 4th of July we couldn’t resist our traditional adventure to camp and hike in a particularly wild, rugged and isolated part of the Big Sur area to which we have special […]
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Eric Sweet ’63
My wife, daughter, and I caught the coronavirus in late February. We left on a one-week trip to Switzerland in the last week of February, with symptoms, but unaware that what we had was the SARS-CoV 2. Upon returning to Portugal, we stayed at home, although the population had not yet been ordered to quarantine. […]
Julia Romano ’00
On October 22, 2019, Eleanor Noble and Alice Campbell Gray took up their mortal coils, joining their brother Raffi and the Romano-Gray family at large. (Not pictured here is husband and photographer Montgomery Gray, a very happy and tired daddy.) We are in awe of life every day, and very, very in love. Julia Romano […]
Alyssa Tennant ’06
After 7 years at Google and finishing my master’s in Integrative Health, I’m launching my own online coaching business! As a women’s empowerment coach, I help smart, successful women who are tired of feeling tired end the cycle of burnout for good. I’m available for clients and collaborations and would love to connect with toads. […]
CdeP 1962 Fire and Flood Reports
1962 Don Porter checked on all 1962 classmates affected by the recent fires and floods. Paul Recsei reports, “We live in a chaparral ‘wild land-urban interface’ and were under mandatory evacuation orders for both the fire and then for the deluge. But mandatory does not mean mandatory in this case, so my wife and I […]
Kelsey McCarty McRichards ’99
2016 has been a big year. My husband, Andrew, and I married in April on Lake Como and we are now expecting a baby girl at the end of January. We also bought a house, both changed jobs, and adopted a very lovable and energetic puppy named Sota. We are anticipating all of this year’s […]