Dining hall digging

Hello, all!

Thinking back to my Wheaton days, many memories come to mind…but two in particular: I vividly remember presenting my Anthropology thesis senior year while contending with a nasty flu! I remember standing at the podium in Mary Lyon and seeing the faces of my audience go blurry and then watching as the “men in blue” (Public Safety) showed up, after someone called them with concern of my well-being!

And one dining hall memory sticks out in my mind: throwing away my ID with the food from my meal and having to spend a long time digging thru the garbage bins until I found it! (And I know I was not the only one who experienced this ritual!) How nasty and something I hope current students don’t have to contend with!  

I’m really looking forward to our upcoming 15th reunion on May 16-18, 2008 and catching-up with everyone. We’d love to hear what you remember about your Wheaton days and what you are up to now—I’ll start!

My partner of 9 years, Terri Kaufman and I, left Boston two years ago for a “warm” adventure…known as Orlando, FL! We decided we needed a change from the hustle and bustle of New England and thought of swinging palms, amusement parks and lots of sun and surf (within an hour’s drive)! We’re really enjoying it here.

I work as a sales manager for Tuff Shed, a vendor for Home Depot and oversee 13 stores in my territory and Terri works as a quality control technologist for a company that produces gourmet cheesecakes and other desserts.

Looking forward to seeing you all in May!

Class president Annabel Snowden ‘93 (right) with her partner Terri. 

 

And their “kids”—sweet Liesl, age three and baby Kelte, shown here at eight weeks old!