Assessing How We Define Diversity - Seattle University

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class notes, cont.
Suchamas Pattanamaan works
00as a management associate
with Citibank New York. In her seven
years with the company, Pattanamaan
has traveled to Thailand, Singapore,
Vietnam and Guam for her work.
Earlier this year she moved to Japan.
Sara Anne Taylor married
02Daniel Lee Gilbert on May
5, 2007, at St. Matthew’s Lutheran
Church in Renton, Wash. Taylor is a
fourth-grade teacher in Renton, and
Gilbert is a tugboat captain for Boyer
Towing. The couple makes their home
in Renton.
Jennifer Egbert is pursuing a
03master of public administration
and works in ministry with the YWAM
of San Diego and Baja, Calif. Her
primary ministry is with Homes of
Hope, which places families in need
in homes in Baja.
1967 reunion
Randy Aliment, ’80, was
appointed chairman of the
Board of Governors at City
University of Seattle. Aliment
served as legal counsel for City
University from 2000–2006.
Aliment is a senior partner at
the Seattle office of Williams
Kastner, and specializes in
commercial litigation and
higher education law.
Tate Miller, ’98, married Mia Russell, ’02, on April 27, 2007, at the Wailea
Golf Course overlooking the Pacific Ocean in Maui, Hawaii. Family and
friends, including the bride’s relatives from Japan and Los Angeles, and
the groom’s team members from the 1997 Redhawks soccer squad,
attended the wedding. The couple honeymooned in Maui, and makes
their home in Issaquah, Wash.
Miharu (Morita) ’01, and Hiroyuki
Watanabe, ’01, ’05, welcomed their
son, Leon Watanabe, on Dec. 12, 2006.
In August, members of the class of 1967 returned to Seattle University to reminisce and reconnect with former
classmates and friends for their 40th anniversary. Participants went on a campus tour and attended a special
reception and Mass at the Chapel of St. Ignatius, among other events.
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