Linda and I sold our forested Atherton home of 50-plus-years that, when we moved in, had on one side an acre with a one-bedroom cabin and, on the other, 20 acres of foxes, raccoons and skunks. We moved to a retirement community in forested Portola Valley (the Sequoias). We’ve been covid-confined to the property for […]
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Art Wahl ’72
It was my great pleasure to lead about 75 members of the South Coast Geological Society on one of their annual field trips, this time into the local patch of “Franciscan mélange” located near Midland School. Pictured is the group assembling on a blueschist “knocker.” I revisited this area – after mapping it 30 years […]
Kelsey McCarty McRichards ’99
We joined the “two under 2” club this past August with the birth of our daughter, Charlotte. Big sister Elodie already loves her. Still living in Boston and enjoying the best of New England fall weather, including a visit to Sarah Bruss Gabrielson ’99 in Maine. I had the chance to meet up with my […]
Brian Marguleas ’83
After 14 years residing in Hawaii, this June my wife and I are moving to Chicago! Never lived in cold weather before, this should be interesting… Brian Marguleas CdeP 1983
Besse Gardner ’00
After 8 years in LA and 3 years in London, my husband Mike, 1 year old Bo and I have returned home to San Francisco. We’ve settled in the Outer Sunset – a nice combination of London’s weather and Venice’s beach vibe. I’m working in marketing for Google’s Nest and grateful to have real burritos […]
Chuck Henderson ’76
In late July, 1976 classmate Brock Metcalf, and I, spent a week playing six golf courses in Ireland. Awesome golf along with real Irish weather made for a great bucket list adventure! Chuck Henderson CdeP 1976
Tony Thatcher ’85
So which one of you took my Montana winter and sent it to Boston? At 30 years from CdeP, I have to say I have nothing exciting to report. Other than I found a new passion of building guitars. I can’t wait to see all of you in June. I’ll be in the area a […]
Michael Voevodsky ’82
Therese and I returned to Grand Rapids, Michigan, and now live in the historic district downtown (not related to our getting older). Our oldest daughter, Paule (CdeP 2012), is studying engineering abroad this semester is Seville, Spain. Mia (CdeP 2014) started architecture at University of Michigan and is going through withdrawals from Southern California weather […]
Lindsay Mock Galen ’97
After five wonderful years in Southern California, my husband Reed and I and our daughters Dylan (4) and Tessa (2) are trading in our boogie boards for skis and moving to Park City, Utah. We are looking forward to our kids experiencing “weather” and close toed shoes. Lindsay Mock Galen CdeP 1997
Ric Laurence ’54
Hello all, Unlike 2013 when our activities were somewhat slowed by my wife’s foot surgery, 2014 was a totally different year. In early March we made a trip to San Antonio, Texas and enjoyed the River Walk and the Nimitz Museum at nearby Fredericksburg. The weather was iffy but the restaurants were good. In late […]