ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART

ALuMNAE NEWS
Anne Storey Carty ’59 — retired as the
founding headmistress of The Regis School
of Sacred Heart, Houston in 2006. Since
then she spends 5 1/2 months a year on
Cape Cod. Her daughter is traveling the
world, and she and her husband Paul are
going to meet her in Brazil and go to Argentina
with her. Her son is teaching Theology
at B.C. High School and coaching freshman
football and rugby.
Anne Gregory Gonsoulin ’61 — Anne
and her husband relocated to Breckenridge
after Katrina. She says, “Moving was quite
an unexpected change, but one with lots of
new adventures. I work part time in Denver
as a Marriage and Family therapist and am
studying Jungian Psychology. I am also an
affiliate faculty member of Regis University
and teach one class a semester in their Master's
of Counseling and Marriage and Family
Therapy Program. Mother Bush's English
classes continue to be the foundation for my
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study and teaching. Our Class of 1961 had
a fun dinner together last fall, and we are
already planning for our 50-year graduation
celebration in 2011. My five children are
scattered around the country and my three
grandchildren, all under the age of 3, are
the new loves of my life.”
Nancy D'Albora Zuker '61 — is living
in sunny California. She has four married
children and 10 grandchildren. She is
“loving life” and looking forward to her 50th
reunion next year.
Beth Kelly Cook ’65 — for the past 35
years, Beth has been married to husband
Walter and lived near Toronto, Canada. She
spent decades in the IT industry before escaping
five years ago to play full-time with
books and her garden. Her small garden
design firm, Sweet Results, provides much
entertainment during her retirement. She is
a Master gardener and has recently received
the Horticulturist Certificate from the
University of guelph. She enjoys sharing
her knowledge with the public and helping
solve the gardening problems presented by
contemporary urban environments.
Karen Killeen Daly ’78 — is staying busy
and working on a 50th birthday party for the
Class of 1978 next fall. Please contact Karen
at kdaly@nc.rr.com if you are interested in
participating. Karen says, “there is a new
AASH alumnae group in the Raleigh/Durham/Chapel
Hill area. Mary Grace Magee
Sellars '77 and I are involved. The group
meets every other month on a Saturday—
just for fun. Next meeting is Saturday,
March 13 at my house. Anyone in the area
who is interested should contact me.”
Christy Verges Peachey N.D., CNHP ’89 —
is a Doctor of Naturopathy and a certified
Natural Health Professional practicing in
Mandeville, LA.
Lisa Tahir ’89 — is a psychotherapist in
private practice and also a custom glass
artist. She was recognized by New Orleans
Magazine in 2007 as a Top New Orleanian to
watch. She has taught cast glass techniques
around the world at Pilchuck glass School,
Urban glass in NYC, Penland School of
Crafts, and at Toyama glass School in Japan.
Lucinda Iglesias ’90 — After 10 years in
the financial industry, Lucinda is excited to
be the manager of business development at
Offsetters Clean Technology, Inc., Canada’s
premier provider of high quality climate
solutions for individuals and businesses.
Offsetters has been recognized and endorsed
by leading industry experts such as the
Pembina Institute, Environment Canada
and the BC government. Offsetters is the
official carbon supplier to the Vancouver
2010 games. Lucinda looks forward to en-
joying many of the 2010 Winter Olympic
events in Vancouver where she has been living
for the past 15 years.