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2004

Jacqueline Vernarelli
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Meg Winchester lives in Kampala, Uganda, where she is the program coordinator for the Center for Social Science Research on AIDS at Makerere University. She is also a doctoral student at Case Western Reserve University, conducting research on HIV and domestic violence in Uganda.

Debra Kamin is pursuing a master of arts in humanities with a concentration in English literature at the University of Chicago.

Sarah Luckenbach married Allan Schulenburg on October 11 in Madison, CT. In attendance were Abbey Gelineau, Ali Loffredio, Lilly Coye, Steve Schoenfeld, Brian Cugell, Teddy Whittemore, Kris Rynshall, Morgan Cadwell ’06, Catie Baumer Schwalb ’96, Carol Stone Luckenbach ’71, and Sally Francisco Baumer ’71. Sarah and Allan live in Middletown, CT, where Sarah teaches fourth grade.

Tori Williams is a freelance photographer in Brooklyn, NY. She has done quite a bit of work for the Condé Nast Digital Studios, and her photography is often featured in magazines such as Vanity Fair, Cookie, and Domino. In January she spent two weeks in Bangladesh, shooting various aspects of traditional Muslim weddings. Her work can be viewed at www.ToryWilliams.com and www.torywilliams.com/weddings/, where, if you look closely, you might see a recent client (and classmate).

Jamie Jansen married Jonathan Welch last August. Her bridal party included maid of honor Belinda Colgan and bridesmaids Jo Bartell and Heather Drabek. Also in attendance were Elisa Travisono, Lilly Coye, Skidmore riding coach Cindy Ford, and photographer Tori Williams. Jamie graduated from the University of Pittsburgh School of Law last May and joined the Virginia State Bar in October. She and her husband live in Alexandria.

William Ziese and Joanna Caliman ’05 were married October 11 in Long Island, NY. Greg Ludovici and Mike Sciaretto were groomsmen, and Matt Bohenek ’05 was a reader. There were 16 Skiddies in attendance. Bill works for Travelers Insurance company, and Joanna teaches fourth grade. They live in Manchester, CT.

Jennifer Guay played some of her music at Gaffney’s restaurant during Saratoga’s Victorian Streetwalk, a pre-holiday festival in December. You can hear Jennifer at www.myspace.com/jennguay.

Kimberly Davidson Young and husband Dave moved to southern California, where she is a psychologist in two elementary schools.

Rachelle Louis is branch manager for Citizens Bank and will graduate with an MBA from St. John’s University in May.

Peter Reichard Fox is in his final year at Columbia Law School in NYC.

In October Lisa Piccirillo released her debut album, Momentum, a collection of songs that blend folk, alt country, and R&B influences. The former Dynamic taught fourth grade for a few years after graduation but eventually decided to pursue her true passion. She says, “I love being a recording artist. The amount of creativity that’s fueled within the studio space is overwhelming and inspiring.” Since the CD’s release, she has performed in Connecticut, in Burlington, VT, at the Bitter End in NYC, and at Skidmore. It’s available on CD Baby, Amazon.com, and iTunes. For more information visit lisapiccirillo.com or co-opsounds.com.

With our five-year reunion rapidly approaching, I would like to encourage everyone to check out (and join) our class Facebook group, Skidmore ’04, where you can catch up with classmates and keep up on Reunion news.