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Oh, The PlacesCatching Up with Nobles Grads Across the U.S.How many times has this happened? You’re hundreds of miles from 10 Campus Drive, or at leastthe school is the furthest thing from your mind, and then you spot it: the familiar Nobles shield,emblazoned in blue on someone’s hat, sweatshirt or car decal. Graduates share these anecdotesall the time, usually saying something like, “You’ll never guess where I ran into another Noblesgrad…” We went to the corners of the country (or at least as close as we could get) in search ofthe northernmost, southernmost, easternmost and westernmost graduates. They told us about lifeaway from Dedham and the surprising things they miss (or don’t!). Think your latitude/longitudetops our picks? Write to us and let us know where you fall on the grid.N o r T H E r N M O S TJeffrey Urbanus ’92CHUGiAK , ALASKASometimes the urge to “get up and go” strikes. The feeling hit Jeff Urbanus ’92 just after college. He leftthat summer for a cross-country trip, with an ultimate destination of Alaska—because he’d always wantedto see it. He arrived in 1997 and never left. Today, he lives inChugiak, 45 minutes north of Anchorage, with his wife Amy,and their three boys, Ryan, 5, Collin, 3, and Quinn, 1.For the past decade, Urbanus has worked for the Municipalityof Anchorage in the PublicWorks DepartmentJeffrey Urbanus ’92Diana Falchuk ’95Rin Carroll Jackson ’86Jeff Urbanus ’92, hard at workin 20-below temperaturesGordon Grant ’58Charlie Rudd ’73John “Manny” Mansfield ’65Charlie Davis ’49Bob Goodband ’8010 l the NobLES Bulletin l Spring 2011Hannah Gardener-Fisch ’96