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Allison Gray Costa
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Emily Neff married Jonathan Haseltine in Paul Smiths, NY (in the Adirondacks), last September. Alums in attendance included Susan Rivers, Kristin Harrison, Emily Frieze, Sarah Landy, Tim Colleran, Joe Jolly ’98, John Williman ’96, and Carrie Hubbard Williman ’96.

Schuyler Stoddard Bogel gave birth to identical twins Ainsley and Eliza in July 2005. The family also had a new house built, and they are only now settling down.

Tamara Astacio Llano and husband announce the arrival of son Julian and report that his brother Gabriel and sister Yasmin are doing well.

Mindy Hapeman Rose and husband Jonathan Rose (who transferred out of Skidmore) welcomed son Quincy last July. They live in Lawrenceville, NJ, where Mindy is associate director of college counseling at the Lawrenceville School. She says she recommends Skidmore all the time.

Sara McKenna Conopask was promoted to counsel in the central litigation group at Travelers Insurance in Hartford, CT. In her new position, she will continue to manage complex insurance-coverage cases filed against the company. She says she loves life as an in-house attorney.

Gaelle Lemarchand Dudley and husband Alex welcomed son Hayden in May 2006; they are “overwhelmed with joy!”

Darcy Misurelli Ogada has lived in Kenya for the past seven years. She married Kenyan Mordecai Ogada in 2003. Both are finishing PhDs in wildlife ecology. “There’s no better place in the world to be involved in wildlife and conservation than Kenya,” says Darcy. Check out her Web site: owlspot.com. Darcy’s mom, retired field-hockey and lacrosse coach Jane Misurelli-Kuk, moved to northern Maine last year after running a bed-and-breakfast in Vermont for many years.

The class mourns the loss of Evangeline Westmore, who died in March of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Her colleagues in Inverness, Scotland, with whom she initiated major public-art projects, said, “In one fleeting year, Evi achieved so much and made a big impact on Inverness
and everyone who met her. She left the city a wonderful legacy.”