2007-2008 SFDS Annual Report - San Francisco Day School
2007-2008 SFDS Annual Report - San Francisco Day School
2007-2008 SFDS Annual Report - San Francisco Day School
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Naftalia Emanuelle Segal<br />
Charlotte Emily Jones (left)<br />
Oliver Grantland Jones (right)<br />
Max Wong Stein<br />
Alumni Class Notes<br />
Tachina Rudman ‘88<br />
I am married. We had a beautiful outdoor wedding in Napa,<br />
all reds and golds and browns, surrounded by lovely people.<br />
I now have a fabulous new husband. I am grateful for all<br />
of the love in my life. We went to New Zealand and Fiji for<br />
our honeymoon where we sky-dived, hiked, ate like pigs<br />
and kayaked. It was fun! Now it’s back to real life, teaching,<br />
making and selling art.<br />
Taryn Segal (Sachar) ’90<br />
Naftalia Emanuelle Segal was born July 18, <strong>2008</strong>, to Taryn<br />
and Marc Segal. Taryn is the Director of Budget and<br />
Strategic Planning for BRE Properties, Inc., a Real Estate<br />
Investment Trust here in <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>. The Segals live just<br />
across the Bay in Piedmont, CA.<br />
Rachel Singley Jones ‘90<br />
Rachel Singley Jones and her husband, Casey, joyously<br />
announce the birth on October 15, <strong>2008</strong>, of Oliver Grantland,<br />
followed two minutes later by his little sister, Charlotte Emily.<br />
Rachel is a social worker in the Department of Mental Health<br />
in LA County and will return to work in February.<br />
Alison Wong Stein ‘90<br />
Max Wong Stein was born on November 24, <strong>2007</strong>, in <strong>San</strong><br />
<strong>Francisco</strong> where he lives with his proud mom and dad.<br />
Alison is the Senior Grants Manager at the Marin Community<br />
Foundation helping to promote philanthropy in Marin<br />
County and beyond.<br />
Sita Patel ‘90<br />
I have been somewhat bi-coastal for the past 10 years,<br />
going back and forth between New York and <strong>San</strong> <strong>Francisco</strong>.<br />
I’ve been in NYC for the past three years doing my research<br />
and clinical training toward a Ph.D. in psychology, focusing<br />
on stress and coping in adolescent immigrants. Last May, I<br />
graduated from Berkeley and then moved back to the Bay<br />
Area. New York was a really fun and stimulating place to live,<br />
but it’s great to be back to the fresh air and slower pace of<br />
the Bay Area, and to being closer to local friends and family.<br />
My husband, David, moved first to start a judicial clerkship in<br />
Oakland, and I have followed to start a fellowship at UCSF.<br />
Other <strong>SFDS</strong> grad news: my brother Kiran (<strong>SFDS</strong> class of 1994)<br />
was also living in SF and working as a litigator at a law firm<br />
called Morrison and Foerster downtown. Now he’s in <strong>San</strong><br />
Juan, Puerto Rico, doing a judicial clerkship. Laura Goard<br />
(class of 1995) visited me last spring for a fun weekend in<br />
NYC. She has started an architecture grad program at UCLA<br />
and is spending long hours slaving away in the studio. Her<br />
brother Michael Goard (class of 1993) is also a UC-er, doing a<br />
neuroscience Ph.D. at Berkeley - it was fun to start and finish<br />
our education at the same schools! Kathie Goldsmith also<br />
visited NY last year. She’s living in Denver and working in real<br />
estate, but I think I’m going to have to recruit her back to SF<br />
soon! That’s all the news I have. I hope everyone is enjoying<br />
life and doing well.<br />
Cynthia Clare ‘91<br />
After living in Germany and Switzerland for the last six years,<br />
I am now back in the Bay Area with little Felix (23 months)<br />
and husband Mark. Mark and I have just launched our new<br />
website for homeowners looking for contractor referrals.<br />
Check us out at www.pinboardit.com!<br />
Robb Hawkins ‘92<br />
In August of <strong>2007</strong>, I finished my MBA & MA in International<br />
Policy and Business. In January of <strong>2008</strong>, I began training in<br />
Washington, D.C., as a Junior Officer with the U.S. Foreign<br />
Service. I will be working as an Economics Officer in U.S.<br />
embassies around the world.<br />
Kate Seely ‘94<br />
Kate is currently working at Hispanics in Philanthropy. She<br />
was previously living and working in Oaxaca, Mexico, where<br />
she co-founded and was co-directing a small nonprofit<br />
called Puente a la Salud Comunitaria (Bridge to Community<br />
Health) doing nutritional education through the promotion<br />
of amaranth in the state of Oaxaca. www.puentemexico.org.