APRIL 23 , 2008

Happy April, ’01! With this issue comes the arrival of spring and the surging forth of our 2008 AG campaign. AG chairs Connor Browne and Rob Holmes want to remind you to support Princeton and the Class of 2001 in our AG efforts. Donations can be made via http://giving.princeton.edu/ag/makeagift/. Thanks in advance for your help!

Connor and his wife, Christina Price (Boston College ’01), welcomed their first child, Ella Regan Browne, Jan. 30. Ella was 7 pounds 2 ounces at birth. Mother and baby are doing great. Christina and Connor are in Philadelphia while Christina finishes her residency in emergency medicine at Drexel. In August they will move back to Santa Fe, N.M., where Connor will continue working at Thornburg Investment Management as a portfolio manager and managing director and where Christina has accepted an assistant professor and attending-physician position at the U. of New Mexico.

Julie (Jarrett) Reid and her husband, Alex, welcomed Lillian Everett Reid Nov. 2, 2007. The little cutie weighed a healthy 7 pounds 1 ounce and measured 19 1/2 inches long. Lily’s folks are still living in Manhattan and enjoying life as new parents.

APRIL 2 , 2008

Thanks and congratulations to Audrey Ellerbee, who recently wrote in with news: “Finally a job with benefits! I recently accepted a faculty offer with the EE/BioE departments at Stanford. Looking forwarding to seeing you all on the West Coast.”

The class extends its best wishes to Anne (Woodward) and Todd Wilder (Cal Poly ’00), who were married Dec. 28, 2007, in San Diego. The couple live in DC, where Todd works for the State Department as a foreign service officer (first assignment: Rio de Janeiro) and Anne is finishing up her last semester at Georgetown Law. This fall, she’ll start work as an attorney at Hogan & Hartson in DC.

Anne’s wedding was studded with a full Princeton cast, shown (l-r) here: Bill Woodward ’67 (Anne’s uncle), bridesmaid Jocelyn (Kardos) Luongo, Pete Luongo ’00, Amy Chen ’02, John Dabiri, Jen Adams, Jess Walter, Todd, Anne, Richard Woodward ’68 (Anne’s father), Lauren Cain, Tom Potts ’71, Deborah Kobes, Matthew Halgren ’09 (Anne’s cousin), and bridesmaid Lee Goddard. The Princeton banner in the photo was a reception surprise by Anne’s father, along with a locomotive for the happy couple.

MARCH 19 , 2008

It appears all ’01 is doing these days is getting married and having babies! What joyous news to report! In keeping with tradition, here are the latest to congratulate.

BRIAN FORAN married Holly Chase (Richmond ’02) June 3, 2007, in Haddenfield, N.J., amid many Princeton friends. Pictured here (back row, l-r) are: SWOPE FLEMING, DARREN HAMMELL, SCOTT PASQUINI, JEFF BERND, Anthony Debartolo ’02, MARK HOLVECK, Holly and Brian, Sep Kamvar ’99, Greg Parker ’03, Jon Bunt ’02, VINOD ARAVIND, and ANTRANIG GARIBIAN: bottom row: DANA (ROPER) FLEMING, Albert Pendleton ’02, CHRIS MCLAUGHLIN, Keith Wallman ’00, John Knorring ’02, and MARY (KITAZONO) HAMMELL. Brian and Holly honeymooned in Costa Rica and now live in Brooklyn Heights, N.Y.

Dennis and Schuyler (Holmes) Chang have had a lot to celebrate in the last year and a half. The couple was married July 29, 2006, in Cleveland, and had many Princetonians there to celebrate. A little over a year later, they welcomed Duncan Jun-Wei Oct. 8, 2007. Their adorable munchkin weighed 8 pounds 8 ounces, and is doing his best to keep his parents happily on their toes. What a cutie!

Not to be beaten, VICKI (GARZA) MARTINEZ and her husband, Joel *00, are enjoying life as busy parents to three tigers under 3! Roman, is 3 years old, Isabella is 2, and Anna Victoria was born Aug. 23, 2007!

Also congrats to Peter Cox and Kate Serafini ’02, who have an announcement in the Class of ’64 notes.

The class has a memorial in this issue.

MARCH 5 , 2008

Jen (Scotese) and Chuck Baxter were married in NYC May 28, 2006. They admit to being so busy since their wedding that they are just now getting around to announcing the grand affair! After serving in the Coast Guard for four years, Chuck is now at U. of Chicago Law School. Jen went to NYU and got her degree in nursing and is now working on her PhD at U. of Illinois at Chicago. A Princeton photo from the wedding shows Michael Schidlowsky, Jen, Dana Mazo, Chuck, and Jessica Jarvis. (’01 Tigers there to celebrate who did not make the picture were Mike Walsh, Takashi Kanno, and Dave Abadir.)

This past Labor Day, Jannelle Ondrusek and Ben Ross were married by David Carpenter ’00 in beautiful Carmel Valley, Calif. Among the groomsmen was Craig Cornelius, and Princetonians in attendance included Michael Cohen, Alessandra Lusardi ’00, Jamieson Odell, Andrew Elken ’04, Sarah Kapnick ’04, Keoni Schwartz, Jeremy Green, Trevor Walsh, Steve Eckert, Jimmy Orozco, Scott Hamilton ’00, Jamie Hall ’00 and Ashley Martabano ’00. Ben and Jannelle live in LA, where Ben is an associate at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, and Jannelle independently represents commercial photographers. The class congratulates both of these happy couples!

Three cheers for MATT SCHERRER and Kate Buzicky ’02’s help in creating Beyond Orders, a Web site aiming to provide for the day-to-day needs of Iraqi citizens and American soldiers by linking them with Americans, eager to send supplies and equipment. They have coordinated the shipment of everything from soccer balls to medical supplies. To find out more about this effort, visit www.beyondorders.org.

FEBRUARY 13 , 2008

Here’s another column brimming with bouncing ’01 Tiger cubs! Best wishes to all.

CHRIS and LINDSAY (GARTMAN) BAKER welcomed their first baby, Charles James ("Charlie"), June 23, 2007. The new family is doing well, happily settled in Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Chris is working for Romax Technology as part of a team responsible for building its US business, focused on program management and applications engineering.

Lindsay is working part time from home for Ford Motor Co. as an economic research analyst, but will be going back to school next fall to start a PhD program in economics at the U. of Michigan.

Congratulations to Erin and SCOTT DENBO, who welcomed baby Evelyn Grace Aug. 6, 2007. The family now resides in Nashville.

Jeff Gelfand and wife, Amy, are the proud parents of Adam Antman Gelfand, born Oct. 11, 2007, in San Francisco. Jeff is a neurology resident and Amy is a pediatrics resident, both at UCSF.

Also, see an '01 announcement in the Class of '64 notes. Congrats, Pete and Kate!

JANUARY 23 , 2008

We are bursting at the seams with nuptial news! Many congratulations to all the new couples.

On Aug. 12, 2007, Inna Barmash married Lev “Ljova” Zhurbin (Juilliard ’00) in NYC. Princeton attendees included (front row, l-r): Sarah (Nahmias) Fishman ’00, Amy Zakar ’00, Inna, Ljova, Erica Saypol, and Eszter Hargittai *03; back row: Ben Holmes, Adrian Banner *02, and Kirk Saari ’99. The music-filled celebration featured several of Inna’s friends from the Klez Dispensers, a band she co-founded at Princeton. After a month-long honeymoon trek across Eastern and Central Europe, the couple settled in NYC, where Inna practices law at Ropes & Gray and performs with her gypsy band, Romashka, and her composer-violist husband’s projects.

Julie Enright married Scott Furlan (Macalester College ’98) in a beautiful September wedding in Antiqua. The wedding was set at the Casa Santo Domingo Hotel amid the ruins of a 16th-century Spanish convent. The couple was thrilled to have so many Princeton friends there to celebrate, including (in photo): Darren Hammell, Mary Kitazono, Kirsten Solberg, Julie, Scott, Meghan Skirving, Meredith Small, and Gailor Large.

Julie and Scott met in medical school at USC and after graduation journeyed to Dallas, Texas. Scott is currently doing his pediatrics residency across the street from Julie’s ophthalmology residency at UT, Southwestern.

Mike Egner and Rosalia Ibarrola tied the knot Oct. 13, 2007, in Phoenix. Dancing to both Bon Jovi and a mariachi band, all the guests had a great time at the wedding. Princetonians in attendance were: Chris Sharp ’02, best man Aron Egner ’99, Ana (Quesada) Samuel ’99, Mike, Rosalia, Brenda Lin, Martha (Quesada) Martinez ’02, maid of honor Catalina Ibarrola ’04, Yumi Kim, Alexa Chew, Jack Singer ’65, Jessica Rogers, and Julie (Biteen) Johnsen.

The newlyweds were soon off on their honeymoon to Tahiti and then returned to LA, where Mike is in grad school and Rosie is an attorney.

JANUARY 4, 2008 — SUZANNE FRANCES MUNSON, M.D., 28

Suzanne Frances Munson, M.D., passed away Wednesday, December 26, 2007, at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Hospital in New York City. Suzanne, 28, had been hospitalized following surgical complications due to an illness of the lungs. She was surrounded by her family at the time of her death.

Suzanne was born and raised in Lakeland before attending The Hotchkiss School in Lakeville, Ct. After graduating with honors from Hotckiss, Suzanne enrolled at Princeton University in Princeton, NJ. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Princeton with Departmental Honors. She earned a two-year fellowship at the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Md. before earning her Doctorate of Medicine from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, Va. Suzanne was in her first year of residency with the Cornell University/New York-Presbyterian Hospital where she planned to specialize in Pediatric Psychiatry.

A lifelong commitment to service, particularly to children, made Suzanne an active member of every community she graced. Amongst her roles were Youth Outreach Liaison to the Princeton University Student Volunteers Council, Project Director for youth charity Homefront, Organizer of the Princeton University Annual Run for the Hungry, a volunteer and Spanish translator for the Princeton Medical Center Emergency Room, Hospital Inpatient Liaison for the Pediatric Interest Group for the Medical College of Virginia, and an Intern for the Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine. Professionally, she was a seven-time published author of works in the field of Developmental Psychology.

She was truly loved by all of whom she touched.

Suzanne is survived by parents Peter J. Munson and Frances M. Munson, both of Lakeland, as well as brother John W. Munson of Manhattan.

Memorial services will be held at 2:00 pm, Saturday, January 5, 2008, at All Saints Episcopal Church in Lakeland. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Dr. Suzanne F. Munson fund within the Community Foundation of Greater Lakeland, 4720 Cleveland Heights Blvd., Lakeland, FL 33813.

— Published in the Ledger on 1/1/2008.

EDIT (01.06.08) — A memorial website has been set up at www.suzannemunson.com

DECEMBER 12 , 2007

Many congratulations go out to ADAM RUBEN, who married Marina Koestler (Johns Hopkins ’04) in Mount Vernon, Va., July 28, 2007. Princetonians in attendance were (front row, l-r): Lee Hadbavny, Adam, Marina, and Maxim Shusteff; second row: Vanessa Marrero, Annie Marqueling, Poranee Wattanawanakul, Maria Arnold, Kaijen Hsiao ’02, Diane Horowitz, Alexandra Blasgen, and Eric Huang; back row: Chris Hyson ’99, Mike Korn ’00, Susan Merino, Nick Spicher, Justin Werfel ’99, and Jim Gallagher. Adam is a lecturer in the expository writing program at Johns Hopkins and is finishing his PhD in molecular biology there as well. Marina is working on a master’s in nonfiction writing, also at Johns Hopkins, tutoring students of all ages, and teaching high school English and history. The newlyweds live in Silver Spring, Md.

Also, here’s a follow-up photo of Erin Shaughnessy and Thomas Sitzman (UVA ’01) from their beautiful June 2007 wedding (as announced in our October notes). Pictured are: Mike Shaughnessy ’99 (brother) and his wife, Colleen McGowan Shaughnessy ’98; Erin; Thomas; and best friend and college roommate Rebecca Gutner.

NOVEMBER 21 , 2007

Happy Thanksgiving! May your holiday be full of the warmth of family and friends . . . and of course, good food!

Thanks to ALICIA CLARKE, who updated us on her latest travels and ’01 sightings. She wrote: “In February Sarah (Curtin) Tims, Lori Volker, and I visited Laura (Vilaro) Ramis in beautiful, sunny Puerto Rico. Laura and her husband, Guille, are doing a great job raising their three adorable children. Pictured are Sarah and Ignacio, Lori, Laura, Guillermo, and me with the very talkative Elena (we got along great)! I also took a trip in March with Sarah (Keffer) Donoho to visit Julia Hanks in Nashville. Sarah is an attorney in Chicago and Julia is in her second year of law school at Vanderbilt. So I should be pretty set with free legal advice! We also had a chance to meet up with Scott Denbo and his wife, Erin. Pictured here are Sarah, Julia, and me.”

From Russell Baker '71: “Belatedly, I report that my daughter, ELIZABETH BAKER ’01, married MATTHER POSSLER ’01 July 29, 2006, in Kansas City, Mo. Both Liz and Matt were officers at Ivy Club during their undergraduate years.

“Many Princetonians were present at the wedding, including the Class of ’71 Quartet (all Footnotes from the Class of 1971, namely Ernest Pittman, Robert (“Robby”) Haines, David Chamberlain, and me). Liz had requested that the quartet sing at her reception, and my quartet classmates were fantastic to travel from Baltimore (Ernest), Portland, Maine (Robby), and Boston (Dave) in order to make that happen. It was a great wedding weekend, and having my ’71 classmates there made it particularly memorable.”

NOVEMBER 7 , 2007

The motley crew pictured here gathered in August in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, to celebrate TONY D’AMICO’s marriage to Julie VanWeelden (Notre Dame ’02). While this isn’t the official PAW announcement, I couldn’t resist sharing it! Yours truly captured the fellas amidst an oceanside ceremony and reception. Great times were had by all, including: STEVE SEEM, MARIO DAVIS, TODD JOHNSON, DANNY FAHIM, Ben Barshied ’02, MAX ANDERSON, GEOFF GASPERINI, CHRIS BRADLEY, and Sanjiv Bajaj ’02 (in front).

Additional nuptial news (better late than never!): RACHEL WERLIN and Lance J.T. Schumacher (Tulane ’01) were married Nov. 5, 2005, in Temecula, Calif. Princetonians in attendance were (front row, l-r): REBECCA OPDYKE, JEEGAR KAKKAD, and F. DOK HARRIS; second row) JORDAN MOSSLER, Dan Hatfield ’99, SARAH PORTER, Rachel, Lance, BETH ANNE SCHMIERER, CINDY (KELLOGG) MALONE, and KATIE LYON; third row: Jim DeRose ’02, Kate Tamalonis ’00, Mike Anthony ’02, STEVE BERGER, PATRICK MALONE, KYLE SMITH, and ANDREW CLARK. Not pictured, but there to celebrate were BRYAN JOHNSON, Jeff Wilke ’89, and Liesl Wilke ’89. Happy second anniversary, Schumachers!

OCTOBER 24 , 2007

Erica Saypol married Kirk Saari ’99 July 15, 2006, at a ceremony performed by the Rev. Sue Anne Steffey Morrow h’83, h’88, h’03. The joyful celebration included many close friends from their Princeton days (front row, l-r): George “Bud” Schmucki ’41, Erica, Kirk, Claire (Sutherland) Cheng, and Jonathan Cheng; second row: Austin Saypol (brother of the bride) ’04, Elizabeth Brush ’04, Lindsay Tasher ’00, Emily (Koster) Walling ’99, Andrew Walling, and Inna Barmash; back row: Paul Sulewski ’82, Melinda (Hwang) Sulewski ’99, Jennifer Ganzi, Edward Colburn ’02, Joshua Zwick ’98, and Megan (Martyak) Zwick ’98. Also in attendance were Dr. Alan Sarokhan ’73 and Dr. Jeffrey Seiden ’99. Following a wedding trip to Mustique, the couple is at home in NYC, where Erica is pursuing a PhD in clinical psychology at Columbia and Kirk is with Mercer Oliver Wyman.

Erin Shaughnessy writes, “I married Thomas Sitzman (UVA ’01) June 16, 2007. We met in medical school at Duke in 2001 and became engaged last fall. Currently, I am a pediatrics resident in Cincinnati and Tom is a plastic surgery resident in Madison, Wis. We are spending our first year of married life apart until I finish training, then will settle in Madison.”

Congratulations to all our newly married classmates! Don’t hesitate to send in your news and photos. Happy autumn!

OCTOBER 10 , 2007

More bouncing ’01 Tiger cubs to report! Congratulations ’01 parents and families!

Nicole Forrest writes: “I had a baby! My husband, Kevin Forrest *05 and I welcomed Katharine Autumn into the world on Christmas Eve 2006.”

Ben ’00 and Maria Neimark Geffen gave birth to Andre (in photo) Jan. 3, 2007. The family lives in NYC, where Maria is a postdoctoral fellow at the Center for Physics and Biology at Rockefeller U., and Ben is entering his final year of law school at NYU.

Jasper Vanderkam Conway (shown) was born May 16 to Laura Vanderkam and her husband, Michael. Laura reports: “This photo is from his first post-womb plane trip, at 5 weeks old, to my brother-in-law’s wedding in Puerto Rico. Jasper did require a lot of “special handling” but he did pretty well. That may be because I spent a lot of time while pregnant traveling to promote my new book, Grindhopping: Build a Rewarding Career Without Paying Your Dues, which was published by McGraw-Hill during the winter. Between the book and the baby it’s been a busy past few months — but pretty fun, too.”

SEPTEMBER 26 , 2007

Jonathan Herbach married Marah Katz (Wellesley ’01) Nov. 11, 2006, in NYC. The newlyweds live in Silicon Valley, where Jonathan is a product manager at Adobe Systems and Marah is an associate director of development at Stanford.

Princeton attendees included: (front row, l-r) Chiu-Ki Chan, Marah, Jonathan, Robbie Adler, and Poranee Wattanawanakul; back row: Joshua Herbach ’08, David Mordkoff, Jane Carr ’00, David Kulansky, Walter Lee, and Andrew Sobel.

Audrey Ellerbee writes: “After five busy years, I’ve finished my PhD in biomedical engineering and am headed to DC to work with a congressman on Capitol Hill through the AAAS Science and Technology Congressional Policy Fellowship program. I’m looking forward to connecting with other Tigers in the DC area.”

On Dec. 17, 2006, Martha (Pitts) PERRY and husband, Jason, christened their lovely daughter, Olivia Perry, in New Orleans. Because both were born, raised, and married in New Orleans and lived there until Hurricane Katrina, they cherished the opportunity to celebrate in such a special place. Friends and family in attendance were: Corey Austin, Audrey (Davis) Austin, Jason, Olivia, Martha, Nwakaego Okparaeke, and class vice president Robin Stennet, Olivia’s godmother. Martha is in graduate school in Virginia, Audrey is working on her PhD in psychology at the U. of Alabama, Nwakaego is an attorney with the Fulton County attorney’s office in Georgia, and Robin is a senior marketing manager at Verizon.

JULY 18 , 2007

Babies, babies, babies. . . Lots of little ones to celebrate! Congratulations to all the newly smitten ’01 parents. JUDY LIM and husband, Alex ’00, have been delighting in their son, Jonathan, since his birth Oct. 14, 2006. The family has been in SF for four years and loves it there, aside from being far from their beloved Yankees. Judy reports that when little “J” is not wearing orange (thanks to his ’03 and ’07 aunts), he’s decked out in anything Yankees!

Xabi and Henley Holmes Vazquez welcomed their daughter, Sofia Holmes, Nov. 5, 2006. Apparently, Sofia’s been easy on her parents, making their transition to parenthood very smooth. The family is traveling this summer following Xabi’s HBS graduation and will be relocating to NYC, where he will join Merrill Lynch’s strategic investment group. Henley’s been working as a freelance writer and plans to find something new once in the city.

Maxim Shusteff writes: “Our baby boy, Jacob Shusteff, was born April 7, 2007. He and his mom, Tamar, came home the next day and everyone is doing splendidly. Though he doesn’t have any Princeton gear yet, he’ll certainly be wearing more than his share of orange soon.”

While some are settling down, others are out exploring the world. Earlier this year, six friends met in Turkey for a Blue Voyage cruise. Kate Lavin ’02, Scott Philips, Deeb Salem, Lauren Cabral Salem, Gary So ’00, and Ben Dookchitra ’00 traveled around the Aegean Sea and toured Istanbul and ancient Ephesus. Kate, Lauren, Gary, and Ben have just finished business school, while Scott and Deeb are working in NYC.

Stephen Pierce recently sent an update: “I deployed to Iraq Sept. 14, 2006. It was an awesome experience. I flew a war-ready F-16 from Andrews Air Force Base in DC to Moron, Spain (eight hours in a single-seat fighter . . . very uncomfortable). We took off from Spain and landed in Balad Air Base, Iraq. What a different world. I flew 17 close-air-support combat missions over a two-month span, supporting our Army brethren on the ground. I returned home Nov. 1, 2006, and was glad to be back. Since November, I have been flying missions in the DC area.”

JUNE 6 , 2007

Happy summer, ’01! As your Princeton glow is fresh from our smashing sixth reunion, get involved planning social, community, or reunion events for classmates in your part of the world by becoming an ’01 regional chair. Contact class vice president Robin Stennet at restennet@gmail.com. Now, onto the news!

DONOVAN CAMPBELL, a reserve captain in the Marines, was featured March 18 in a 60 Minutes interview by Scott Pelley. He offered insight into Marine clearing tactics in reference to the controversial Haditha, Iraq, conflict. Thanks to TIM RAGONES who wrote in after seeing the show.

MIKE ROTH ran into Megan Bouchier ’02 (fellow Ivy member) in Stockholm in February. Both were walking across a frozen river when Mike spotted her conspicuous orange and black hat. He and his cousin were on their way to do some ice fishing and Megan was exploring the city while on holiday from her internship at the Hague’s war crimes tribunal. Talk about a small world!

ANDREW NORELLI writes: “ARRON MELVIN’s finally leaving Princeton finishing his PhD) and moving to Oxford, England, to work as an aerodynamicist for a Formula 1 racing team. It’s a pretty awesome job.” Congratulations to Arron and fellow ’01ers who are representing Princeton around the world in amazing ways!

MAY 9, 2007

Many congratulations to MIKE MCCLANE and NICK HLADEK, who have pursued religious vocations following our time at Princeton. The Rev. Michael McClane was ordained into the priesthood May 20, 2006, after completing his studies at the Pontifical North American College in Rome. While in Rome, Mike had the unique opportunity of serving at the chrism Mass in St. Peter’s Basilica celebrated by Pope Benedict XVI and presenting the Holy Father with the oil of chrism. Father Mike is now parochial vicar of Our Lady of Good Counsel Parish in Moorestown, N.J.

Nick finished at Princeton Theological Seminary in May 2006 and was ordained Jan. 6, 2007, as minister of word and sacrament in the Presbyterian Church (USA). He is associate pastor of discipleship at First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah, Calif., and is enjoying California with his wife, Melissa.

Patrick Malone and Cindy Kellogg were married Nov. 4 in Kansas City, surrounded by many Princeton friends. Pictured with the newlyweds are (front row, l-r): Dok Harris, Meredith Small, Kate Tamalonis ’00, Patrick, Cindy, Mike Kellogg ’96, Jordan Mossler, and Gail (Olorunsola) Peterson; middle row: Sarah Mutinsky, Liz Mercer, Sarah Porter, and Katie Lyon; back row: Matt Bailer, Jim DeRose ’02, Becky Opdyke, Bryan Johnson, Jeegar Kakkad, Steve Berger, Rachel (Werlin) Schumacher, and Andrew Clark. Presumed to be hanging out near the bar: Majel Connery, Brendan McParland ’99, and Chris McParland. The couple live in Norwalk, Conn. Cindy is a marketing consultant at Markitecture, and Patrick is the media coordinator for SIECUS in NYC.

APRIL 18, 2007

As far as PAW wedding announcements go, this will not win first prize for lateness, but is a strong contender nonetheless. Maxim Shusteff married Tamar Engel (Stanford ’97) June 19, 2005, in Piedmont, Calif. Standing behind the bride and groom are (l-r): Sasha Shusteff ’04 (brother of the groom), Steve Scher, Jonathan Vinocour, Annie Marqueling, Susan Merino, Vanessa Marrero, Karen Livescu ’95, Leo Kontorovich, Adam Ruben, and (in paper-bag avatar form) Lee Hadbavny. Maxim and Tamar live in Cambridge, Mass., where he is on the academic staff at MIT, teaching an instrumentation lab in biological engineering, and she is a software engineer at Endeca (a company founded almost entirely by Princetonians). They are expecting their first baby this month, and the past Boston winters are making them seriously consider moving to California.

Danny and Abby (Teich) Fahim are proud to announce the arrival of their little Tiger, David Joseph, born Sept. 21, 2006. The family lives in Houston, where Danny is a second-year neurosurgery resident at Baylor while Abby is an MD/PhD student at the U. of Michigan, currently writing her dissertation from Houston and transferring to Baylor to complete her medical degree. Needless to say, they’re keeping plenty busy!

APRIL 4, 2007

There is no shortage of ’01 wedding news these days. Congratulations to our classmates who have found that special someone.

Paul Holland married Caroline Nonna (Trinity College ’00) Nov. 18, 2006, in Pocantico Hills, N.Y. After honeymooning in New Zealand, they returned to Arlington, Va., where Caroline works as counsel for the Senate Judiciary Committee and Paul for Marstel-Day, a consulting firm specializing in land use and environmental management for the Department of Defense.

Tiger attendees included (seated): Nelson Cheng ’00, Mackenzie Forsythe ’03, Katie Bee Rogers ’03, Abby Neely, and Ted Frankel ’00; middle row: Bill Murad ’93, Austin Campriello ’68, Seton Marshal ’02, Antony Taylor, Lee Holland ’96, John Nonna ’70 (father of the bride), the bride and groom, Edward Holland ’62 (father of the groom), Chris Burkmar ’00, Ted Holland ’02, and Mark Flickinger; back row: Adam Stone, Brian Wilson, and Ed Gwazda ’ 70. Also in attendance was Dr. Richard Chappell ’62, roommate of the groom’s father.

David Atchison married Devon Hansen (UCSB ’99) in Newport Beach, Calif., Oct. 7, 2006. The wedding was reported to be a big bash with many Tigers there to celebrate, including (from the back): Rick Prostko, Owen Stockdale ’00, Lewis Cook, David Camarillo, Gordon Avery, Kate Gehret, the groom, Charles Hadsell ’02, Chris Cox, Kevin Hefner, and the bride. And, yes, there is an unidentified reveler in the group!

MARCH 7, 2007

Jen Law and Andy Choo ’00 were married in the Francis Coppola Winery in Sonoma, Calif., June 3, 2006. They met and became friends at Princeton before falling in love during her senior year. After dating five years, Andy popped the question in Napa Valley. Jen is currently a licensed acupuncturist and Andy is an orthopedic surgery resident in New Jersey.

Also heading down the aisle, Darren Hammell and Mary Kitazono are engaged! In early December, Darren took Mary to Quad and proposed near the piano where they first met. Afterward, he brought her downstairs for a surprise champagne brunch, attended by her parents and sisters from California, Darren’s parents, Tommy Hammell ’99, and many friends, including Brian Foran and Trig Garibian. The couple will marry Nov. 10, 2007, in SF.

And in other news, Anne Maglione recently graduated from Columbia Law School and is working for Winston Strawn in NYC. Congratulations to all!

MARCH 7, 2007

Renee (de la Torre) Matos writes: "After nine years, Miguel Matos ’00 and I finally got married Sept. 22, 2006. We were married in San Diego (my hometown) on the naval base in Point Loma and honeymooned in Tahiti and Bora Bora. We are now living in San Antonio, where I am a second-year pediatric resident in the Air Force at Lackland Air Force Base and Miguel is working as a firm lawyer.”

Princeton alums in attendance included (front row, l-r): Miguel, Kim (Small) Fallon ’02, Renée, and Emilie Fisher; back row: Olukayode “K” Ashaolu ’07, Barbie Bruce ’08, Marco Matos ’07 (Miguel’s younger brother), Tom Dowd ’00, Brendan Fallon ’02, Suzanne Turell ’02, and Audrey Ellerbee. Not pictured, but also in attendance was Aaron Filner ’00.

Also, in other news, another adorable bundle of joy recently arrived to Emily (Liao) Master and her husband, Daniel. Lucy Liao Master was born Oct. 6, 2006, and joins big brother Jeffrey (2).

FEBRUARY 14, 2007

Jin Ro and Cindy Lehto were married Sept. 3, 2006, at Brooklawn (N.J.) United Methodist Church. Cindi is a nuclear medicine technologist working with kids at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children in Wilmington, Del. Jin is a software consultant for Synygy Inc. in Chester, Pa. Also newly married, Jen Law and Andy Choo ’00 made it to the wedding and met up with the couple in Hawaii a week later.

After shedding a tear when their beloved eating club closed, Eric Berg and Bernard Wang reincarnated its name and spirit by founding Campus, a nonprofit contemporary arts space in Hanoi, Vietnam. Campus is active in the growing and vibrant contemporary arts scene in Hanoi, housing a studio for contemporary arts projects and a gallery for exhibitions, as well as a residential space that hosts visiting international artists and curators.

Morrow Pettigrew was a recent resident artist at Campus and completed a project titled Silk Work I as part of her MFA at UCLA’s Department of Design and Media Arts. You can find out more about Campus at www.campushanoi.com.

Also, our very own Audrey Ellerbee received the National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE) 2007 Golden Torch Award as “graduate student of the year.” She is in her fifth year pursuing her PhD in biomedical engineering at Duke U. Thanks to her younger brother, Aaron Ellerbee, who wrote in to boast of her accolades. Congratulations, Audrey!

Quick correction to our Nov. 22 column: Robert Park married Cindy Lee ’04 last May...many congrats!

JANUARY 24, 2007

Completing a romance that began on their pre-frosh OA trip, Mike Berger and Anna Varghese tied the knot in Columbus, Ohio, May 27, 2006. The newlyweds are living in Boston, where Anna started a residency in internal medicine at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and Mike is working on his PhD in biophysics at Harvard.

Shown celebrating the happy couple are (front row, l-r): Kathleen Mulcahy, Anders Chen, Hillary Freudenthal, Tara Abrams, Charles Dumont, and Rob Berger ’05; middle row: Mike Errecart, Maritza Guzman Diegel ’03, Megan Greene, Anna, Mike, Erika Schielke, Stacie Crain, and Simon Porter; back row: Alexandra Melby, Kate Groninger, Tim Hilton, Patrick Gallagher, C.J. Diegel, David Cohn, and Kevin Christal.

Brad Fujimoto and Atu Darko ’99 met up for some summer fun in the sun on the Greek island of Mykonos. Atu markets Spanish-language television in LA while Brad is completing the second year of his MBA program at HEC Paris.

Also this summer, Sunil Goda married Gopi Shah (U. of Nebraska-Lincoln ’00) in Manassas, Va., July 2. The couple met while in graduate school at Stanford — Sunil in applied physics and Gopi in economics. Pictured with the happy couple are Brett Levy, Michael Scanlon, Ken Wu ’00, Kai-mei Fu ’00, Christine Mcleavey, Tara Abrams, Charles Dumont, Deborah (Freedman) Woods, husband Keith Woods, Sunil, Mike Pieja, Gopi, Michael Lindahl, wife Becky Lindahl, Jared Kramer, Ling Hu-Kramer, Marla Conley, and Nick Yu.

John Portlock began a master’s in English in the fall at Oxford, hitting the books again after teaching high school English in DC for the past two years. He’s also reincarnated his tennis game, joining the Oxford tennis team and playing with a bunch of “young guys.” Best of luck, John, and thanks to Jen Cannistra for the news!

I am also happy to brag about friend and famed runner Kristi (Rosso) Spence, who completed the October Chicago Marathon in 2:45:38 (6:19/mile pace)! Fast and furious, she secured an Olympic trial qualifying time by over two minutes! Way to go!

DECEMBER 13, 2006

Heather Morr ’03 and Gilbert Klemann celebrated their marriage in DC June 10, 2006. There were more than 50 Princetonians in attendance (only an aerial photo could capture them all). The bridal party included: best man Alan Poussaint, Jason Biros, Robert Holmes, Peter Kapp ’97, Oliver Keller, Neil Schaefer, Tricia (Klemann) Kapp ’97, Emily Gopstein ’03, Robin Hindery ’03, Catherine Prentke ’03, and Nazanin Saedi ’03.

Brenda Lin received her doctorate at the U. of Michigan in May and moved to NYC to begin a fellowship with the Earth Institute at Columbia. After finishing her doctorate at Cal Tech, Julie Biteen-Johnsen has accepted a postdoctoral position at Stanford. And Yumi Kim has begun her master’s in international relations at John Hopkins at its campus in Bologna, Italy. Alexa Chew has moved back to North Carolina after a year at a Boston law firm to begin a job with the court of appeals. Thanks to Jess Rogers for the updates.

I am happy to announce the engagement of Jennifer Cannistra to Blake Roberts (Georgetown ’02). After meeting at Harvard Law School and falling in love, Blake proposed on Jen’s NYC apartment rooftop and the couple plans to marry Aug. 25.

Happiest of holidays to you all! Stay warm!

NOVEMBER 22, 2006

After meeting and falling in love at Princeton, Eric Park married Cindy Lee ’04 May 21 in New Jersey. Princetonians there to celebrate included Eric Van (best man), Ed Choo, Eric Wu, Dave Choi, Mike Hsu, Gene Kim, Moonsun Kang, Brannan Johnston ’98, Michal Orlikowski ’03, Gabby Leong ’03, and Emi Bretschneider ’03. The happy couple spent their honeymoon in Hawaii and now live in Manhattan. Cindy is in risk management consulting at Sungard, while Eric works in structured finance at Natexis Banques Populaires.

By the way, just in case you hadn’t heard, Max Anderson and Jessica Collins ’02 were hitched July 5, 2004! The couple just joyfully celebrated their two-year anniversary, reminiscing fondly of their happy wedding day and all the wonderful Princeton friends who shared it with them. They recently moved from NYC to Boston, where Max began a joint business/government graduate program at Harvard and Jess began a master’s in theology at Yale. Congratulations to all the happy couples!