THE HEAVY LIFTERS - Stanstead College

Tony Staples 1975 dropped by the campus on September 8, 2007
with his wife Liliana and sons Morgan and Dominic. Tony is working
for M-I SWACO as a regional technical service manager for
environmental solutions. He lives in Camps Bay, Cape Town, South
Africa on the edge of Table Mountain. His position keeps him on
the road, travelling most often through West Africa. In September
2006 Richard Donald 1975 visited Tony while he was working in
Qatar and vacationing in South Africa. Richard now lives in Halifax.
was hired to start up a
radio station from
scratch for Thompson
River University. Brant
also researches, writes,
co-produces and hosts a
syndicated radio blues
show, “At the Crossroads,” which has
aired since 2003. To hear a demo and
learn more about Brant and his blues
show you can visit the show’s website:
www.atcblues.ca.
Jim Ogden, his wife Janet and sons
moved to Hilton Head,
South Carolina 10
years ago. Jim is an
architect and specializes
in residential
design. His two sons
are attending
Charleston College in
Charleston, South
Carolina and his wife
works in the home
health care field. Old
classmates are invited
to drop him a line should they plan on
being in the area.
1971
Keith Gold is a real estate agent with
Royal Lepage Village in Dollard des
Ormeaux, Que. He recently appeared
with his wife Colleen Hearn on the popular
HGTV real estate show "Buy
Me," in which he was featured
successfully selling his clients’
condominium in less than four
weeks! For more information
you can visit www.buyingsellingsold.ca.
1972
If you are in the Townships next October
you may want to make a stop in the
Stanstead area. Paul Deutschman is the
honoree at the Art and the Automobile
Show which will take place in Ogden from
October 2 to 5, 2008. The show will feature
vehicles designed by Paul as well as
other cars of the past and present. For
more information www.artandtheautomobile.com.
1974
Shawn Audet resides in Hope, BC with
his wife of 26 years, Sharon. They sold
their nostalgia business, Tubbys Garage,
and now own a self-storage facility, enjoying
the accompanying lifestyle. Shawn
writes, “The past lessons learned at
Stanstead have proven invaluable in my
path in life.”
1977
Dr. Pierre Geoffroy is now living in
Toronto with his family following a twoyear
stint in Tokyo, Japan. Pierre has two
children, Alexandre (7) and Sandrine (4).
He has a clinical practice in family medicine
and is doing research for Sanofi
Pasteur focusing on the clinical aspects of
a new pandemic influenza vaccine.
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1979
With an undergraduate degree in business
from Bishop’s University and a graduate
degree from American University in
Washington, Allen Chastenet is currently
the Minister of Tourism and Civil
Aviation in St. Lucia. Married to Raquel
Duboulay, they have two children, a
daughter, Rhyan who is 5, and a son,
Braden (Brady), who is going on 2. Allen
is the owner of two resort hotels in St.
Lucia, the Coco Palm and the Coco
Kreole. Brian Denney recently had the
chance to visit Allen and his family in St.
Lucia. In March, Allen (with Brian
Denney & Director of Admissions Joanne
Carruthers) hosted an Admissions event
for Stanstead at his resort.
1980
Fragility, an exposition of bronze sculptures
by Mitch Kotansky, was on display
at Salon Bibliocafe last fall. Mitch is the
artist behind Stanstead’s Alumni Awards,
which have been presented at
Baccalaureate for the past two years.
Todd Harding was elevated to subdeacon
in the Antiochian Orthodox
Archdioces, St. George Orlando by His