Fall 2012 Issue - Colby-Sawyer College

I have been married for 17 years
to my husband Chris and we have
four children.
Judy Dupuis Munchrath ’92
cycle. Then I’ll finish 2012
in NH with my parents
for Christmas and back
to CA to ring in the New
Year on the slopes of some
as-yet-undecided Tahoe
ski resort.” Jen DuBose-
Lombard is still living in
Chicago with her husband,
Rich, and children Aidan,
2, and Alex, 6. Jen thanks
everyone who was in touch
after the article about her
business, Lizzy Lift, was
featured in a recent edition
of the CSC Magazine.
She attended Merritt
Schaal’s 40th birthday
celebration. Jen and Rich
hope to return to campus
to celebrate our 20th
Reunion this fall. Deborah
“Twinkie” Damron Boles
lives in Chelmsford, MA,
with her husband, Randy,
and 2 boys, Chase, 10, and
Hunter, 7. Deb is a clinical
pharmacy specialist at
Lowell General Hospital,
providing care for cardiac
patients. Deb is also an
associate professor and
preceptor for MA College
of Pharmacy and was
recently awarded Preceptor
of the Year 2011-2012 for
her work with pharmacy
students from the college.
Deb looks forward to
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catching up with everyone
at our reunion in Oct.
Chrissy Lyons Agosto is
collaboratively teaching
grad school courses with
Dr. Kathleen Porcaro,
creator of the LINKS educational
program, which
connects reading, thinking
and writing skills. She
attended the Music Moves
Minds conference at
Conservatory Lab Charter
School in Brighton, MA.
Chrissy teaches in-service
professional development
courses to her fellow
colleagues in Everett. She
plays softball for a league
in Saugus, MA. Judy
Dupuis Munchrath writes,
“I always enjoy reading the
updates and I don’t think
I’ve ever sent anything in
about me in all of these
20 years! I’ve always felt
kind of ‘between’ classes
because I started with
the class of ’91 but took a
year off between sophomore
and junior year, and
graduated with ’92. I live in
the Dallas/Ft. Worth area
in TX, and literally drove
down here the day after
college graduation with
Laura Hoefer Kochen, and
we’ve both made this area
our home since. I have
been married for 17 years
to my husband, Chris, and
we have 4 children: Luke,
15; Garrett, 13; Joy, 11; and
Libby, 9. I’ve been staying
at home doing the ‘mom’
thing, which you can
imagine with four kiddos
is busy! I had the privilege
of volunteering with Girl
Scouts this year as the
manager of our tri-city
service unit, overseeing
and facilitating the merge
of 2 service units into one
for a total of close to 700
Girl Scouts. It was quite a
year! Recently I was hired
to teach kindergarten
starting in the fall. I’m
over the moon excited
because the school I’ll be
teaching at is wonderful!
I’m hoping to attend the
reunion weekend in Oct.
and reconnect with classmates.”
As for me, Beth
Bryant Camp, life remains
active and full with my
family and my work here
at the college. I have truly
enjoyed reconnecting with
so many of you as we
anticipate and prepare for
our 20th Reunion, Oct. 12-
14. If you’re on Facebook,
please join the Class of
’92 Reunion page! Also,
I will be hosting a spe-
cial cocktail party for our
class the Saturday night
of Reunion weekend at
my home in New London
and all are welcome!
1993
Dawn Hinckley
986 Briarcliff Drive
Santa Maria, CA 93455
prettygyrl911s@gmail.com
1994
Class Correspondent
Needed
Editor’s Note: Thank you
to Matt Reed for serving
as the Class of ’94
Correspondent since 2008.
Anthony Barbier writes,
“I was recruited as a
product manager at Apple
based in CA. I have been
to Vietnam, China, Japan
and the Philippines and
sometimes think my 2nd
home is an airplane. I have
been coaching football
for my son’s school and
my wife, Kristin, is busy
running our foundation.
Hoping to get to one of the
Reunion events at some
point to see everyone.”
1995
Caroline Miriam Herz
350 East 62nd Street
Apartment 2D
New York, NY 10021
(212) 688-6998
cherz@ur.com