S P R I N G 2 0 2 2 | 6 3 N O T E S Nina Chomak lives in Portland, Ore., and is planning amove back toMassachusetts. Nina has worked with the Nike kids marketing team for most of her career. Laurie (Fernandes) Bourgeois lives inMassachusetts and is the VP of sales for Primo Medical. Allison (Ahearn) Fuller lives inKennett Square, Pa., and works for a focus group company. Allison has a summer home in Delaware nearby Gary Crichton and Dani (Rasmus) Crichton. Check out Dani’s food blog, slyrooster.com, for great recipes! Ernie Davis and his wife, Sharon, live in Lancaster, Pa., and have two sons, Alex and Derrick. Ernie is the CEO of Capra Farms, a firm that makes regenerative farming products. TomCampo is a criminal defense attorney in private practice and lives inNew Jersey. Before private practice, Tomwas a county prosecutor inNewJersey. He has two boys, Jimmy, 26, and John, 24 years old. Celeste (Primiani) Forster lives inDarien, Conn., and is an accountant for the Board of Ed. Her son Jack is graduating Lehigh and her daughter is graduating fromUVA. Jenn (McElwreath) Hardie’s son, Will, has proudly decided to enlist in the Navy and started basic training in mid-December. Marc Hertzberg lives in OwingsMills, Md., with wife Randi, a 13-year-old daughter and two dogs. He has three older sons (25, 20 and 19)—two in California and one inWisconsin. “Herbie” is the president and owner of a registered investment advisory firm, WBHAdvisory. I didn’t see Adam Gottbetter this Parents’ Weekend at Tulane, but our sons are fraternity brothers. Adambuilds select service hotels in south Florida and co-founded the fastest-growing background check company in the U.S., Vcheck Global. Adam also advises several family offices on private and public company transactions. I did party with Marshall Davis and his wife, Randi. He is the SVP of operations for Liberty Tax and Loan in south Florida. Of Marshall’s seven children, his oldest graduated fromLehigh in 2018, and one of his twins is currently a freshman at Lehigh. The other three have graduated or are currently at Florida State University and Tulane. In June of 2021, Jay Martin launchedHeirList.com. Over the course of almost five years, he and many other experts (many Lehigh alums included) documented the entirety of things needed to be donewhen someone passes away. As we all face this with our parents, we realize howconfusing this can be and that there are no structured resources to help. Fromthis, they created the International DeceasedResolution Standards with almost 1,000 things identified and documented, alongwith 100 questions to help determinewhich are applicable. Themagnitude of this project is really incredible; download it fromthe app store or here: heirlist.com/. Lehigh-Lafayette was phenomenal; I stayed one night with Jill (Seibert) Schelling at the Jenn (Jacobson) Nelson ’90 and Gary Nelson “bed and breakfast.” The Chi Psi tailgate hosted byWilbur Tice ’87 was hopping! There weremore ’89 grads in attendance than I have space to print … Brett Paddock, Rich Curtis, TomCampo, Ernie Davis, Bill McCarthy, Glenn Comisac, Mark McGowan, Tom Marron (recovered and looking fabulous after a tough go with COVID) and somanymore! ’90Elizabeth (Short) Stothoff, 15 Finn Road, Pittstown, NJ 08867. (908) 296-5695 (C); ess@inlineser vicesinc.com Well, I didn’t receive any news for this article, so it’s going to be a short one. Here’s a reminder for our upcoming class reunion on June 9-12, 2022. After having to cancel both the 2020 and 2021 reunions due to COVID-19 … apparently 32 is the new 30th anniversary of our graduation. The upside is all three reunion cycles will be attending, so you will see not just the 1990Class but 1991 and 1992 as well. In total 42 classes will be invited to celebrate theirmilestones. Now that’s a party on SouthMountain! Lehigh is organizing cluster reunion dinners, so ’90, ’91 and ’92 will gather together at one large celebration. This is a historic opportunity to see people that youmay not have connected with in years (or at least since the Lehigh-Lafayette game in Yankee Stadium). Registration opensMarch 14, and for more information check out wordpress.lehigh.edu/ lehighreunion/. ’91 Diana Zoller Perkins, diana zoller@gmail.com Hooray for Lehigh football games! Not only does that mean life is getting back to normal, but it also means lots of news. Thank you to all who sent in updates lately! Caryn Sawyer is excited to have begun a new position working at the YES Community Counseling Center as the grant coordinator/psychologist for a substance abuse treatment grant targeting young adults. She went on a college visit to Lehigh with her younger son recently, which brought back great memories of freshman year. In a game-day decision, Carla (Goldberg) Greengrass (who’s nowa certified life and leadership coach) scooped up Susan Lanter Blank fromN.J. Transit and road-tripped toBethlehemfor Lehigh-Lafayette!With foamfingers and pom-poms inhand, they connectedwith a bunch of gals outside the alumni tent before heading out to tailgatewith Elisa (Davis) Hecht, Annie (Beddia) Schwab, Denise (Leonard) Kellerk (who has two kids at Lehigh), Allison (Ryba) Feinstein, Samantha Addonizio-Butts, Wendy (DeMarco) Fuentes, MichelleCabot Brettschneider ’90, Lisa Borneman and Debbie (Russo) Snyder. Debbie and her husband, Brian Snyder ’90, have three children at Lehigh! (Is that a record?) Wendy Fried has been enjoying life in Pleasantville, N.Y., where she lives with her husband and two kids. She ownsWordcraftWriters &Thinkers, which she founded almost 20 years ago. And she coaches adult and teen writers as well as works to help seniors and parents across the country navigate the college essay process. Susan Lanter Blank saw Missy Golden whenMissy was inNewYork for work. She lives in Atlanta with her husband and daughter, Lily, who’s a high school freshman. Missy is the executive vice president for Weber Shandwick, a global PR agency. Sandy Stelling has been living in Seattle for 30 years and working for Alaska Airlines for 22. She is currently the VP of strategy, analytics and transformation. She and her husband, Cliff, who retired fromBoeing in 2019, keep busy visiting Cliff’s daughters and their grandchildren. During the pandemic, they spent time razor clam digging along the Washington coast, camping in at least eight national parks and taking stunning hikes in southern Utah. Sandy was recently appointed to the Lehigh Board of Trustees and is honored and thrilled to be serving in this role. She was on campus in October and got to spend time with
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