Visit Jon's home page at : www.techmarcom.com
Jon and Caren hold baby Stephie - Dec. '98
| Jon Boroshok (Groton, MA) and his wife
Caren are the proud parents of Stephanie
Michaela. He specializes in high-tech public relations. In
May 1999, Jon started his own company, TechMarcom, Inc, providing marketing communications to emerging technology companies. Jon and Caren met on the
Internet.
Visit Jon's home page at : www.techmarcom.com |
Jon and Caren hold baby Stephie - Dec. '98 |
| 1978(below):
1998 (right): Now in her third term- |
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 In pool (L to R): Laura Abate, Lonna Pheifer, Kathy McKeon, Donna Greenwald, Lisa Reynolds. Seated (L to R): Linda Sorkin, Jeanne Carey, Liz Meyer, Kelly Gallic, Sue Stone, Julie Garton, Lori Forman, Nicole Bistis, Lori Cherney. | Left top: What we did on our summer vacation. Class photo courtesy of Nicole Bistis. This photo was taken in July, 1976 at Linda Sorkin's pool party. |
 L to R: Jeanne Carey, Laura Abate, Diane Gilkey, Liz Meyer, Kelly Gallic, and Nicole Bistis. | Left middle: June, 1996: 20 years later,
some of the same crew got together at
Diane Gilkey's summer home on Shelter
Island. Photo courtesy of Nicole Bistis. |
 L to R: Kelly Waddington, Kelly Gallic, Diane Gilkey, Liz Meyer, Laura Abate, and Nicole Bistis. | Bottom left: Still using your sister's ID?
February 1997 - Colorado Cafe in
Watchung, NJ. Photo courtesy of Nicole Bistis. |
THEN: (l to r) Jon Boroshok, Gregg Chatterton, and Dave Bauers on their way to the '78 prom. |
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 The Gaito family --From left to right : daughter Danielle 7yrs. 3 months. Anthony, wife Sandy and son Anthony II 5 yrs. 10 months. | Anthony Gaito Anthony and Sandy Gaito, married February
3, 1990. Sandy is a 1979 |
Kimberly Ann Hudkins (right) with her cousin, Michelle |
 Chris Lubeck with Tyler and Alex. | Chris Lubeck(Brandon, FL) -- is married to Beth Jenner (GL Class of '79). Their two boys - Tyler 4, Alex 2.5, were joined by baby sister Lauren Alyssa Lubeck on September 27, 1997 . Chris is Director of Development at Pegasus Imaging Corp. - they develop imaging technology and imaging software applications. Send e-mail to Chris |  Lauren Alyssa Lubeck |
 | Steve & Diane Corsello with the kids. From Left to Right in the picture: Ginni, Daddy, Rob, Mom, Tom,and Christine. You can send Steve e-mail by clicking here Visit Steve's Web new site at: |
Dave Bauers (East Windsor, NJ) - is a
professional videographer, and calls
his business "The Video Man."
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Visit his Dave's Web site at: www.pipeline.com/~jb/video.html |
| Gregg Chatterton & Joanne (Birr) Chatterton (Chatham, NJ) - married in October, 1983. They have three sons, Jeff (10), Jim (8), and Peter (almost 3). Gregg works on Wall St for JP Morgan. |
Listen to Marc play Marimba/Vibes by clicking here. Sorry -- it takes about 4-5 minutes to fully download, but you can look at the rest of this site while waiting. | Marc Max Jacoby(Evanston, IL) -- is an Associate Professor at the VanderCook College of Music in Chicago. He is also playing vibraphone and piano in Latin Jazz bands. He is married and has two children. Visit Marc's Web site at: http://www.mcs.net/~marcmax |
 Diane (Nordgren) Skoss writes, "November 13 (1998) marks the first anniversary of my return to the States, after more than ten years in Tokyo, Japan. My husband, Meik (pronounced Mike, despite the way it is spelled), and I have decided to stay in BH, and we are now living in a tiny dilapidated old house on an acre of woods off Mountain Ave., just two blocks from the house I grew up in on Martin's Lane. We plan on rebuilding, in such a way as to preserve the trees, and hope to be living in a real house by the year 2000. Adjusting to life here has been a little more strenuous than we expected, though it is a continual joy to be able to sit at my computer (my business now has its own room--in Tokyo the computer was in the kitchen!), and look out the window at the leaves falling (and in spring the birds raising their birdlets). I've quite surprisingly gotten heavily into gardening--not the large scale landscaping sort, but a gentle taming of the woods (and constant battle with the deer and other critters). I don't try to grow things that require a lot of attention, so I've got lots of wildflowers and herbs scattered about in the rock walls the meander around our lot. We've started teaching our exotic martial arts in a VFW hall in Wayne, and Meik travels in to NYC weekly to do some "sword stuff" there. We hope to find a space locally that we can use as a combined book warehouse, private training facility (and a place to stow our gear while the new house is being constructed). Then we'll really move into gear. My company's second publication is now at the printer in Michigan, and I should have copies by the end of the month or so. It's called "Sword & Spirit: Classical Warrior Traditions of Japan, volume 2." Running a small company single-handedly is a challenge--one I don't always enjoy because of the incredible amounts of time and energy required, but I'm working on balancing it better (New Year's Resolution number one!). I've started driving again (had a Japanese license, converted from my American one, but did not drive while there--the streets are narrow, and crowded), and am going to buy a car. I feel like a grown-up--I'm actually going to purchase a brand new car! That about covers it for now." |
