Fall/Winter 2010 - Pingry School

Dr. Gautam Malhotra ’92, his wife, and Kavina.
Hunter Hulshizer ’91
Dr. Gautam Malhotra writes:
“Six-pound Kavina Samaya
Malhotra joined the world and
the Pingry family on August 9,
2010. My Pingry classmates
were super-supportive through
Facebook. Let’s see if Pingry prepared
me for THIS challenge.”
Sam Partridge had a blast at
Sara Farber’s wedding in
Brooklyn in July 2010. He also
caught up with Mike
Zigmont, Steve Weinreich,
Suzy Obst, Natalie Suhl
Bernardino, Irene Hwang,
Nicole Fargnoli Gerhardt,
and Scott Gerhardt ’90.
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Alex and Brad Bonner live in
Westfield, New Jersey (they
moved there six years ago),
where they are happily raising
three very energetic children—James
(8), Elizabeth
(5), and Douglas (3). James
and Elizabeth are playing soccer
and ice hockey. Douglas is
pushing the outer limits of his
parents’ nerves. Brad is playing
more golf and hockey than he
should, but he still finds time
to be involved with Pingry
alumni relations.
Pingry Middle School Dean of
Students Kooheli Chatterji
married Christian Michael
Loeffler on October 3, 2009.
Amanda Wiss and her husband
James live in Fort
Greene, Brooklyn, with their
two daughters Charlotte (4)
and Sadie (3). Amanda is the
founder of Urban Clarity, a
professional organizing firm
servicing the tri-state area that
was recently featured in The
Wall Street Journal.
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In September, history faculty
member Ted Corvino, Jr. began
his 13th year of eating lunch
with Mr. Tramontana in the
Pingry cafeteria. Ted reports the
following: Perry Blatt recently
graduated with his M.B.A. from
Cornell University and continues
to stock shelves, weigh produce,
and scan canned goods in
the family business. When
Joe Marchese is not busy
chauffeuring his two daughters
from swim meets to dance recitals,
he is brushing up on his
Hannah Montana karaoke
songs. Jon Kemp is still lamenting
the devastating 2009 World
Series loss of his beloved
Philadelphia Phillies to the
27-time World Champion New
York Yankees and wonders if
Dr. Richardson and Mrs.
Lionetti would consider making
a therapy house call. Matt
Witte and Donyo Dougan
recently finished their “Box
Project” for Mr. Rahter’s class—
Mr. Rahter is calculating the
point deductions, given that the
project is now 21 years late.
Rob Lobel, in spite of his 13
years of employment at Merrill
Lynch, continues to prepare for
the SATs every night.
Andrew M. Crowe and
Michelle Petrov Crowe welcomed
a beautiful baby girl,
Talia Helene Crowe, into the
world on May 20, 2010, in
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
An update from Dr. Robert
H. Siegelbaum: “In June, I
finished my fellowship in
vascular and interventional
radiology at Mount Sinai
Hospital in New York City.
I recently started work as an
attending physician in the
Department of Interventional
Radiology at Memorial Sloan-
Kettering Cancer Center. I
perform minimally-invasive,
image-guided procedures for
patients being treated for
many types of cancer. My wife
Deena and I are living on the
Upper West Side and enjoying
life in Manhattan!”
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Gwyneth Murray-Nolan and
her husband John Forsman III
traveled to Italy and Spain in
the spring of 2009. They also
fulfilled one of their many
dreams by buying a shore
house in Brielle, New Jersey
this past July. “It is wonderful
to have a place to go outside
of the city which is close to
both of our families,” she says.
Gwyneth continues to love
working in commercial defense
litigation and family law at
Braff Harris and Sukoneck in
Livingston.
Meena Seshamni and her
husband Craig Mullaney
welcomed their son Arjun
Seshamani Mullaney on
July 5, 2010. They live in
Washington, D.C., where
Meena is Deputy Director in
the Office of Health Reform at
the Department of Health and
Human Services and Craig is
Senior Advisor on Afghanistan
and Pakistan at the U.S.
Agency for International
Development. Meena
returned to her residency in
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