Richard Smith is still retired on Cape Cod (Dennis) for 8 months of the year and in Wilbraham for 3-4 months, or traveling to visit children and grandchildren.

Gregor Trinkaus-Randall completed a year as president of The Society of American Archivists in August of 2012. He received the George Cunha & Susan Swartzburg Preservation Award from the Association of Library Collections & Technology Services (ALCTS – a division of the American Library Association) in June 2012. He also served as the representative of [...]

It was great to catch up with Jon Murchinson, Dewey Wilmot and John Kennel, while I was in San Francisco. To the rest of the San Fran crew who couldn’t make it – next year. Andrew Bonanno Class of 1987

This past fall, Edward Wozniakewicz (’06) and I got engaged! We are busy planning our wedding for summer of 2014. Michaela Martin Class of 2006

Ben and I welcomed our son, Philip, on March 27, and had a terrific spring and summer together. Fall brought the beginning of a challenging school year teaching Latin at Needham High School. A nice distraction came at the end of October with the visit of good friend, Annette Grew ’98 and her family. We [...]

My husband, Brett, and I are expecting a baby boy (our first) in March and are very excited! My baby shower was in January and I was thrilled to have several Deerfield girls from the Class of 1997 – Jill (Bowers) Black, Annie (Lynch) Lukowski, Ali Lee, and Heather Viets – there to celebrate with [...]

I retired from a long, varied career in education last June. My last position was as Athletic Director, PE and health teacher, and soccer coach at Grymes Memorial School in Orange, Virginia. After spending the summer in Maine, kayaking the waters of Frenchman’s and Penobscot Bays, I returned to Virginia where I am writing and [...]

Katie Canty graduated from Georgetown in May and is now attending Jefferson Medical School in Philadelphia. She received “All American” for college sailing while at Georgetown, where her team won the National Championship this past June.

Stephen Schackne reports: “From 2010-2011 I was on a fellowship in China sponsored by the U.S. State Department. I worked with blind students. Brief included teaching, research, and public diplomacy.

Forrest Holly writes “Still trying to be retired but not succeeding. Teaching at University of Arizona as Adjunct Professor of Civil Engineering.”