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ASPCA volunteer counselor Mary Sarah Baker ’87 with oneadorable puppy.Nicole Barrick ’87, Mary Sarah Baker ’87 and Richard Leigh-Pemberton ’87 had a great evening at the MSCPA’s PartyAnimals benefit in Boston on July 15, 2010.plans to run the NYC Marathon aspart of the ASPCA’s inaugural teamand hopes to finish the race beforesundown! Kate Milliken got marriedin December 2009 and successfullyconceived a honeymoon baby! Shewrites, “We’re expecting a son in September,and we are headed to cowboycountry in July … Phoenix, Arizona,where my husband, Tyler, works forAmerica Express.” Kate will continueto run her video production companywhile juggling motherhood. “If anyoneknows anyone in Phoenix, let meknow!” Greg and Annamary BurtonThompson are proud to announcebaby girl Catherine “Cate” Judith KayThompson, born on July 12, 2010 at7 pounds, 8 ounces, 20 1/2 incheslong. Godmother Mary Sarah Bakeris very proud, too!1982Class RepresentativeAllison Nash Maelemael@msn.com617-332-0925Jared Mazlish has lived Breckenridge,Colorado, for the last 20 years.“For the first 15 years, I competedprofessionally on the big mountainextreme skiing world tour, then fiveyears ago I started a ski company.Originally, we made powder skis, butit has grown to offering everythingfrom a skinny mogul ski to the widest“superfat” powder ski on the market.The name of my company is “Fatypusskis” at fat-ypus.com. Two yearsago, Jared got married, and now heand his wife, Darcy, are expectingtheir first child in August. Congrats,Jared!1983Class RepresentativesElizabeth Livens Freemanllivens@hotmail.comElizabeth Mottemott@fenn.org978-369-6009Laurie Kohn tells us that she is leavingGeorgetown Law School after 12years there as a professor and directorof the Domestic Violence Clinic. “I’llbe starting at George WashingtonLaw School in the fall as the directorof the Family Law Clinic. My boysare 6 and 3—and they keep thingsactive, interesting, and LOUD!”1984Class RepresentativeAnne Collins GoodyearACG610@gmail.com703-931-90161985Class RepresentativeRachel Levine Foleyrlfoles@aol.com781-559-8148Read about Elizabeth Wiellette’s careerin science on page 30.1986 25th ReunionClass RepresentativesMark Epkermepker@beaconcommunitiesllc.com781-326-4299Jay Livensjlivens@sloan.mit.edu978-318-0866Jonathan Segal recently directed hissecond feature film, “Norman,” apowerful coming-of-age drama centeredaround a self-aware and darklyfunny teen who’s just trying to handlehis daily existence. The film stars theAcademy Award-nominated RichardJenkins, Dan Byrd (“Cougar Town”),Emily VanCamp (ABC’s “Brothers& Sisters”), and Adam Goldberg(“Saving Private Ryan”). “Norman”also features an original score andsongs from acclaimed musicianAndrew Bird. The film is currentlyon the film festival circuit. Forupdates, info, and photos check outthe movie’s Facebook page at facebook.com/pages/NORMAN-themovie1987Class RepresentativesMary Sarah BakerMary.Sarah.Baker@gmail.com617-566-3848Geoffrey Glickgmglick@aol.com508-893-8912Mary Sarah Baker tells us “life inN.Y.C. continues to offer constantexcitement and new experiences.”Last August, Sarah moved acrossCentral Park to the Upper East Sidein Manhattan and took a new job asgeneral manager of the Danny KayeTheater on East 68th Street. “There isnever a dull moment in the performingarts! On the weekends, I volunteerfor the ASPCA as an adoptioncounselor for dogs and cats, as well asa new member leader at Marble CollegiateChurch.” On Nov. 7, SarahRead about David Shaff’s career inscience on page 32.1988Class RepresentativeLiza Cohen Gateslgates@digitas.com617-267-6184Jordan Kimball updates us all theway from West Africa. “Workingthroughout the Upper Guinea forestecosystem to promote transboundarybiodiversity conservation in key protectedareas. The forests here in WestAfrica are unique and full of immensebiodiversity resources. Our team isfocusing on sustainable livelihoods(community forestry, beekeeping, ecologicalsylviculture [forest cultivation],agroforestry, private-sector alliances,and understanding and enforcementof forestry and wildlife laws) as astrategy to conserve biodiversity. Liv-Christina McGinnes McCormick and John McCormick with their beautiful family.46 The Park Bulletin | Fall 2010
ing in Freetown, Sierra Leone, sinceNovember 2009 has been most interestingfor the family. We still managean organic family farm in Guinea,where we produce honey, peanuts,millet, hot peppers, eggplants,bananas, peas, and various fruits.We’ve also launched a small-scalepoultry operation for egg production.Living in this part of the World hastaught me a great deal about thetremendous beauty of West Africa, aswell as the great struggle and challengesthat humanity faces —civil conflict,political imbalances, foodinsecurity, loss and degradation ofecosystems, and the burgeoning forceof climate change.”1989Class RepresentativesDahlia Aronsondahliabeth@yahoo.com617-734-3026Ian Glickibglick@aol.com617-264-7198Rebecca Lewin Scottrebecca.scott@earthlink.net781-772-1946Rob Colby recently moved toChapel Hill, North Carolina, to workat UNC-Chapel Hill’s Ackland ArtMuseum, as the coordinator of academicprograms. Aside from keepingbusy teaching university classesthat come to the Museum, Rob isenjoying life south of the Mason-Dixon line.1990Class RepresentativesZach Cherry561-659-1022Alex Rabinskyarabinsky@hotmail.com773-645-4381Keisha Powell is very proud toannounce that her daughter, BrittaniJones ’10, graduated from Park inJune. She adds, “my son Myles willbe attending his first year at Park thisfall, in Kindergarten—Class of 2020!My husband, Shawn, and I are veryproud of them!”1991 20th ReunionClass Representatives Needed!Proud mom, Keisha Powell-Burgess ’90celebrates daughter Brittani Jones’sgraduation from Park this spring.1992Class Representatives Needed!Louise Baker married Rich Lee onMay 15 at Desconso Gardens in LaCanada, California. Many of Louise’sPark School friends and family wereat the wedding: Laura DahmenMerriman, Vanessa Kerry, formerfaculty Sally Baker and Wanda HollandGreene, Nancy Baker Cahill’85, and Mary Sarah Baker ’87.Louise wore her mother’s weddingdress from 1968! Louise and Rich livein Atwater Village, about 10 minutesfrom the Cahill family. Diana Birkettnow lives in Seattle and leads the publicpolicy and government relationsteam for a health-care company calledGroup Health. Diana tells us that ithas been “fascinating work during thehealth reform debate and now thatwe’re implementing the new law andhoping to see some positive results.”In addition, Diana was married thissummer and headed to Europe for abike trip around Italy and Corsica. “Ido miss Boston, but Seattle is a wonderfulplace to live, despite the rain,with a great community and amazingmountains and views and spacearound it to explore. Best to everyonein the Park family!” Laura DahmanMerriman and her husband, Zac,welcomed their second child, Alex, onApril 27. “He now joins his olderbrother, Drew (2), in a plot to makeour house as chaotic as possible.”Laura also recently had the joy of seeingsome of her Park classmates: “Igot to celebrate Louise Baker’s marriageto Rich Lee with her andVanessa Kerry in Los Angeles. It wasa beautiful and fun wedding! And, IKeisha’s kids continue The Park School tradition: daughter Brittani Jones ’10 withher brother, Myles Burgess ’20 who enters Kindergarten this fall.REUNION2010CELEBRATE!CELEBRATE!REUNION 2011Saturday, May 710 th 2001 30 th 198115 th 1996 35 th 197620 th 1991 40 th 197125 th 1986 50 th 1956If you are interested in helping to plan your reunion,please contact Eliza Drachman-Jones ’98Director of Alumni Relations617-274-6022 or alumni@parkschool.orgThe Park Bulletin | Fall 2010 47
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