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Last July, Middlesex alumni joined Mark Bush ’81 and his brother Robert for lunch and golf in North<br />
Boulder, CO. Pictured left to right are: Rick Maynard ’06, Chip Russell ’05, Peter Stout ’72, Mark Bush ’81,<br />
Sam Harrison ’06, David Brown ’81, Julie Zagars ’90, Robert Bush, and Johnny Russell ’06.<br />
’84<br />
Class Secretary: Ian Kennedy,<br />
ian@pobox.com<br />
Things have come full circle<br />
for John Baylor, as his daughter,<br />
Antonia ’22, began ninth grade<br />
at Middlesex this fall. His oldest,<br />
Chloe, will enroll at Bates after a<br />
gap year, while Cameron, his seventh<br />
grader, remains at home with<br />
John in Lincoln, NE. During the<br />
summer, Bayles caught up with<br />
Will Ross and Lewis Canfield ’85<br />
on the Cape. He looks forward to<br />
another gathering of the Moab<br />
Men this spring for another mountain<br />
biking trip and also looks forward<br />
to the 35th reunion next year.<br />
Ian Dwyer is shepherding<br />
his three children through college.<br />
During the warm months of the<br />
year, he bikes three or four days<br />
a week to his work at Boston<br />
University, 15 miles away.<br />
Jesse Ho writes that he<br />
enjoyed playing a “leisurely round<br />
of golf ” with his brother Bill ’86,<br />
Paul Harrison, and Ned Herter<br />
’73. “While we all showed signs<br />
of mediocrity, Paul looked ready<br />
for future outings,” Jesse adds. He<br />
is still living in London and would<br />
love to catch up with other alumni<br />
passing through.<br />
At this writing, Ian Kennedy<br />
was packing his bags for trips<br />
to Chicago, Boston, Portland<br />
(Oregon), Austin, and Tokyo. He<br />
was hoping to finally make it out<br />
to the Moab thing in the spring.<br />
A birthday celebration in Concord at the home of Middlesex Trustee<br />
Ricky Albarran ’86 doubled as a mini-reunion. In attendance were, from<br />
left to right: Walt Doyle ’86, Ricky, Mead Welles ’86, and Devin Hill ’85.<br />
Tracy Wood Maeter just<br />
passed her two-year mark back<br />
in the U.S. (Philadelphia) after<br />
17 years in London. Her youngest<br />
is off to Penn in the fall, and so<br />
they are, “officially empty nesters.”<br />
She would love to hear from any<br />
Middlesex alumni in the area.<br />
’86<br />
Class Secretary: Deb Tilton<br />
Thrun, debthrun@verizon.net<br />
Nancy Frost Bland reported in<br />
the summer, “Life is good! My<br />
husband Todd and I are beginning<br />
our 10th year at Milton Academy,<br />
where I work in upper school<br />
admissions, and Todd is the head<br />
of school. Occasionally, Middlesex<br />
grads roll through the admissions<br />
office with their children, and it<br />
is always fun to connect. It’s been<br />
a busy and fun year for our family.<br />
Our son Nick, who lives and<br />
works in Boston, is engaged! It<br />
was a thrill for all of us when he<br />
proposed to Phylly Knight at the<br />
end of last summer, and we are<br />
excited about their wedding in<br />
Seattle on September 1, <strong>2018</strong>. My<br />
parents, Mary and Rufus Frost<br />
’58 are making the trip across the<br />
country for the wedding, as are my<br />
brother Jay ’84 and his family. Our<br />
daughter Emily graduated from<br />
Vanderbilt in early May and is now<br />
loving living and working in NYC.<br />
Her twin sister Maggie graduated<br />
from Bowdoin at the end of May<br />
and is headed to Greenwich<br />
Academy in Connecticut to teach<br />
Spanish. All the best to my<br />
classmates and many thanks<br />
to Deb Tilton Thrun for doing<br />
the class notes!”<br />
Rob Martin writes, “Life is<br />
great. Three girls (ages 16, 14, and<br />
11), so as you know the summer<br />
is very, very busy with swimming<br />
and lacrosse. Still at the University<br />
of Louisville, where I lead the Division<br />
of Surgical Oncology and was<br />
recently appointed the vice chair<br />
of research for the Department<br />
of Surgery.”<br />
Elizabeth Mayhew reported,<br />
“All is well in NYC. Tim and I are<br />
both working hard! I continue on<br />
at Draper James and have had the<br />
good fortune of getting to work<br />
with Katherine Brodie ’02, many<br />
years my junior but also a Middlesex<br />
grad—I feel like I work with<br />
a sister! I am also still writing for<br />
the Washington Post and doing<br />
segments for “Today,” plus some<br />
decorating—have to fill my time<br />
now that my kids are grown! We<br />
saw Walt Doyle and Willy Patty<br />
a couple of months ago in NYC,<br />
as Walter’s wife Lee had a gallery<br />
show. Was so much fun and felt<br />
like not a day had passed.”<br />
Holly McGlennon Treat loves<br />
her new life in New Haven, with<br />
summers in Gloucester. Her son<br />
Andrew is headed to Bowdoin in<br />
the fall, and her daughter Amelia<br />
will be a freshman at Hopkins<br />
School. Her work as an educational<br />
consultant is going very well, and,<br />
in fact, it has kept her in touch<br />
with several Middlesex friends and<br />
families, which has been “fantastic<br />
on many levels.”<br />
’87<br />
Class Secretary: Lisa Poett<br />
Kemp, poettkemp@gmail.com<br />
Marcia Kebbon writes, “Class<br />
of ’87, you are now in fresh hands<br />
with Lisa Poett Kemp! Thanks for<br />
all of your class notes over these<br />
many years. As fall approaches and<br />
as great friends of mine have two<br />
kids starting as freshmen, I’m finding<br />
myself nostalgic for Middlesex<br />
and somewhat envious of their<br />
new beginnings. I guess that means<br />
a fall trip to Concord is in the<br />
cards. Can’t wait.”<br />
Bill Meyer has returned from<br />
Sydney, Australia, where he and<br />
his wife visited with their daughter<br />
MIDDLESEX fall <strong>2018</strong> 35
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