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works three days a week as a personalbookkeeper for high-net-worth clients.Karen Johannes Dalton and herfamily moved back to the East Coastfrom California. Her two middle schoolstudents and high school junior areadjusting to Rochester, N.Y., where herhusband runs the local NBC station.Before they left California, Karen andher family visited Pam Mattimore andher husband, Tom Normoyle ’80. Pamworks at Air Products, based inAllentown, Pa., but travels the worldand gets back to see Tom and theirdaughter, Emma (now in high school),as often as possible.1983Michael D. Browne935 Park Ave., Apt. 4BNew York, NY 10028(917) 363-0856Michael.D.Browne@baml.comPresident: Jeffrey R. PurdonFund Managers: Cheryl L. Johnson,Ellen Poriles WeilerReunion Chairs: Theresa Heaney Galla,Ellen Poriles WeilerTucker Troxell moved to northernVirginia in 2007, where he runs adivision of Citigroup’s private bank,which takes him to Philadelphia, Miami,Dallas, Houston, and London. Tucker’swife, Michelle, owns and operates aphotography business. They have twochildren. Catherine, 13, plays on atournament softball team and is astraight-A student. Son Kyle, 11, is anexpert with Legos, and, to Tucker’sregret, is a Yankees fan.In July, Mike Browne attended the50th birthday party of J.B. Reilly inSaucon Valley, Pa. Other attendeesincluded Benji Boscolo, Tony Furey,Scott Gordon, Dave Kennedy, TimLucas, Greg Ginsberg ’82, and David“Odie” Knight ’82. Tim is a father forthe fifth time. He and wife Biancawelcomed Miguel Oscar June 14.Class Notes1982–19851984Karen Ziegler Kelly4304 Big House RoadNorcross, GA 30092-1357(770) 329-2244Karen.Z.Kelly@wellsfargo.comPresident: Mandy Shane DickerFund Manager: David E. SchwagerReunion Chair: Douglas K. EasterlyJames Hartman joined Merchants Bankas vice president and commercial lender.He resides in Bethlehem, Pa., with hiswife, Donna. James has over 25 years ofbanking experience with various financialinstitutions throughout the LehighValley, including Lafayette AmbassadorBank and Meridian Bank.Pat Beck lives in Hope Valley, R.I.,with his wife of 19 years, Karen, and hiseighth-grade son, Colin. Pat is a landscapearchitect but also raises Silver Fox meatrabbits, which he sells to chefs and at hisweekend farmers’ market booth. He iswriting a book, pairing up the best chefsin Rhode Island to feature local proteinsand produce with the best family farms.To be titled, An Ode to Rhode IslandFarms and Food, it will includephotographs of each chef at the farm,their philosophies, and in-kitchenphotographs of a recipe inspired by theexperience. For more, follow Pat’s blog,www.rifarmsandfood.com.1985Betsy Hughes Phillips2 Surrey RoadSummit, NJ 07901-2409phillips999@comcast.netPresident: Charles F. Smith Jr.Fund Manager: Anne Harwood MatlackReunion Chair: Geri Landy RagoWeb Page Administrator: Open’Pards gathered at the Yale Club in NewYork City in April for the New YorkAlumni Dinner. The Class of 1985 waswell represented, and after a festivecocktail hour, classmates heard remarks byPresident Daniel H. Weiss followed byQ&A. Attendees included Matt Fahey,Alex Gleeson, Michael Ippolito, SandyKazinski, and Betsy Hughes Phillips.Matt Fahey lives in Rye, N.Y., with hiswife, Missie, and their three boys, Quinn,13, Peter, 11, and Harry, 4. Matt is adirector at Citibank and works in thecontrols and emerging risk group. Heserved as a Rye City council member afew years back. He enjoys sailing hisMorgan 38 on Long Island Sound andstarted running again after eight years off.Timm Becker Brandhorst lives inConcord, Mass., and has two daughters,Emma (a sophomore at Concord CarlisleHigh School), and Claire (seventh gradeat Carlisle Public School). Timmvolunteers at the schools and withthe local youth lacrosse program.Her husband, Eric, works for StateStreet Global Advisors, in investmentmanagement and research. Timm oftensees Ellen Hughes Mushlitz and LynnAnzenberger Aghajanian.Thanks to Anne Harwood Matlackfor all the hard work on the Class of 1985Annual Fund gift. Donations from 174classmates exceeded the participation goalof 35%, reaching 38.08% and raising$76,081.Dave Daniels is managing directorand head of the financial sponsorsgroup at RBC Capital Markets in NewYork. He resides in Ridgewood, N.J.,with his wife, Janet Byers Daniels ’84,and children Caitlin, 18, Brian, 16,Kylie, 14, and Brynna, 9. Daveregularly sees classmates Pete Demers,Tom Ellison, Tom Moriarty, CarlHuppert, and Grant Doelp.The Joe Heaney 50 by 50 HighPoint Challenge continues. On May 27,Joe’s son, Joseph IV “Moe,” wasaccepted into the Class of 2015 at JohnHopkins University, and he and Joeclimbed the highest point in Texas,Guadalupe Peak. Next planned highpoints were Gannet Peak in Wyoming,King Peak in Utah, and Mt. Elbert inColorado, all three climbed during theend of July and first week in August.These three peaks bring Joe’s total to 37,with two climbing seasons to go to finishhis goal of 50 peaks by 50 years old.Debbie Marion Murray and BetsyHughes Phillips see each other everysummer at Camp Merriwood in Orford,N.H., where their daughters are at camptogether. Debbie lives in Darien, Conn.FALL 2011 • lafayette 99