RVRHS Alumni October 2001 Newsletter
Not unusually I am asking for anyone who can to put out word about the site to former RVRHS students - especially to siblings to please spread the word. Also I am very interested in getting more pictures on the site so if you have pictures in electronic format (jpg, gif, bmp) feel free to forward them. If you would rather mail hard copies to me to scan the address is:
Denis Bernicky
552 Prince Charles,
Dorval, Qc H9P1Z3
Tania Fell tfell AT virtualchip.com has found a 69-70 yearbook in some stuff and has no use for it. If you are interested in acquiring it drop her a line.
Class of 91 Reunion Info - Please contact Teresa via E-Mail this is NOT a GeekStreet production:
Message from Teresa: Everything below is subject to change, so please don't arrange days off work, etc., until I have finalised all this by the end of the year.
With the help of a few kind individuals (volunteers please?), I hope to organise the following for the weekend of June 29/30 2002. p.s. of COURSE your partners are invited.
Saturday Evening: The official reunion, at RVR (I still need to confirm this date with the school). The majority of responses to date have requested that the reunion be held there, so apologies to those whose first choice was different.
Sunday Excursion: Optional White Water Rafting Excursion on the Rouge River. This will be a one day package and include 4-6 hrs of kayaking + full BBQ + hot tub + outdoor pool etc. The cost will probably be about $79 per person and will get cheaper as more people sign up. I will send out further details on this by the end of October.
I am looking for volunteers to help with the following:
someone to collect digital pictures and/or scan regular pictures into their computer and create a montage of some sort for the evening of the reunion. Any creative types out there? Technical folks?
someone to compile people's (optional) biographies and make some sort of scrapbook. You know the kind: "Where have we been..."
someone to put together a website for the reunion. If no one volunteers, I may end up doing this, but I would be happy to offload a bit to anyone interested
someone to be in charge of music for the evening
someone to be in charge of food (e.g. getting quotes from caterers)
someone to be in charge of decorations
someone that is willing to contact those folks not using email by phone to keep them informed re: the reunion
people to help in setting up for the reunion itself? e.g. selling tickets ahead of time, arriving a couple of hours early on the day of, and assisting with logistics leading up to the reunion itself.
So please let me know if you are able to help with any of these things. The more people involved, the better, particularly since I am trying to organise this from where I usually live (Seattle) and am currently living (Brisbane Oz).
Also:
Is anyone interested in DJ-ing, or performing???
Does anyone know any good caterers?
Let me know if you have any other ideas for the evening or optional excursion.
Regards
Teresa Canniff tcanni AT hotmail.com
Joanne Pinkowski (Class of 72) rjm_gagne AT sympatico.ca
Douglas Scott (Class of 72)
Graduated from Queens and currently operating his own civil engineering company in Vancouver, BC. Married with 3 teenage boys.
Eric Swanbergson e.swan AT 3web.net
Graduated in Geology in 79, moved to and stayed in Calgary. Married and have a son plus two daughters.
Cheryl Hug (Class of 74) now McCallum:
Married with 2 young boys and an executive with Northern Telecom in London, Ont.
Kathy Temko (Class of 74) kmshiplo AT home.com
I moved to Ontario in 1976 and spent 4 years at McMaster University In Hamilton. I graduated in nursing, moved to Toronto and have spent the last 21 years at either Toronto General Hospital or Mount Sinai Hospital. I've been in the Infertility Clinic for the past 11 years and the Umbilical Stem Cell Program for 5 years. I now live in Burlington with my husband of 20 years, Wayne, and our three children - David (15), Allison (12) and Kathryn (8). My parents moved to Burlington in 1978 with my younger brothers, Peter and Allan. They both live in Hamilton.
Brian Piccioni (Class of 75) Brian.Piccioni AT bmonb.com
I graduated from Dawson, McGill (BSc) and Concordia (MBA). I worked for 13 years as an electronics design at a variety of firms including Philips Electronics. Changed carears in 1993 and became a financial analyst specializing in high technology at a small firm called Marleau Lemire Securities. I joined BMO Nesbitt Burns in 1998 and have been there ever since. I have been married for about 19 years to Marie Boustany and have three boys ages 4 through 17. I moved to Campbellville, a rural area North West of Toronto in 1997 and have a small farm there.
Judith Scott (Wolfe) (Class of 75) wolfew AT sympatico.ca
Glad I found the site! I graduated from Western, married a pilot, and after living in SSMarie, Halifax and London, we are now settled in Waterloo, Ont. with our 19 year old son Eric. I have been a legal secretary for the past 12 years but am now enjoying 'retirement'. Would love to hear from old friends and fellow grads.
Carolyn Thomas (Class of 75)
Married to Scott Pritchard ('73) and living in Barrie,
Ont. with 3 children.
Wendy Jones (Class of 75) now Wilson
Married with 1 daughter and working as a travel agent in Calgary, Alta.
Robyn Lawton (Class of 75)
Married to Mario Beauchamp ('76), working in Montreal and living in Chute a Blondeau, Ont.
Janet Morell (Class of 75) now Bernier
Graduated from Ryerson and now a senior partner in Toronto interior design company. Married with 2 boys.
Joel Porter (Class of 75) Married with children. Living in Ajax, Ont.
Alison Peach (Class of 75) alison.peach AT english-heritage.org.uk
After RVR I went to Marianopolis, then to Durham University (England) to study Archaeology & Anthropology. I never meant to stay, but that's what happened ... I met my husband, Peter, who is a music teacher, and we do various musical things in our spare time, like editing 'Harpsichord & Fortepiano' Magazine www.beedata.com/harp ... Work-wise, I have done various jobs in archaeology since I graduated from Durham in 1981 (apart from a six-month stint as an au-pair in Perugia, Italy), from editorial work for the York Archaeological Trust (of Jorvik Centre fame, if you've ever been to York), museum work, and, for the last (nearly!) ten years, I have been working for English Heritage (government quango) on their Monuments Protection Programme -- great job, going around the countryside designating archaeological sites for statutory protection. (I'm not sure whether you have that in Canada -- it's a form of designation that means it's against the law to damage or alter a National Monument without permission, even though it is in private ownership and there is no public access.) I meet all sorts of interesting people living in all sorts of interesting places, who either love their archaeological sites and are only too happy to have them protected, or consider them a "curse" and want to destroy them -- fortunately for me, most owners fall into the former category!
It's amazing to read all those names on our school register after over 25 years ... very familiar, but from a different world! After nearly 24 years in England, I have pretty well got an English accent (but not quite), and feel completely at home here. But I do miss the sound of crickets, and that summer cycle of humidity / thunderstorms / clear air which you get in the St Lawrence Valley. My family are now spread across Canada and the US, so I don't have any reason to go back to Otterburn, more's the pity!
Brigitte Kunz (Class of 75) bbk31 AT hotmail.com
I did not go to RVR for very long (2 years and 1 month) because we moved to Longueuil and I then went to Lemoyne D'Iberville and graduated in 1976. Quite a change - I can tell you. In 1981 moved to Ottawa, in 1986 moved back to Montreal, in 1991 moved back to Ottawa, and finally in 1994 moved to Vancouver and here I sit (for the time being).
I am looking for (or any news about) Robert Robinson from Chambly.
Jeff Elsner (Class of 76) elsener AT sprint.ca
Chris Charnley (Class of 76) ccharn1111 AT aol.com
Billy McInnes (Class of 76)
Alive and well living a quiet life.
Kevin Smith (Class of 76) kvnsmith AT thrillingdetective.com
Still on the road, still heading for another joint, I'll be in Hamilton, Tuesday, October 16, 2001 7:30 p.m. at The Raven, and Toronto, Wednesday, October 17, at the Paddock Lounge, corner of Queen W. & Bathurst, reading, signing and flogging ICED, a book of Canadian noir fiction (my story kicks it off).
I even drop in the name of a former RVR teacher.
Anyway, I'd love it if anyone from RVR showed up. Hell, I'd love it if anyone showed up.
Debbie Grimshaw (Class of 76) DGrimshawTrumpa AT aol.com
Hey fellow grads. Nice to see a web site about us. I am married to Derrick Trumpa (Varney in the class of 77), for 12 years and 4 months now. We have three beautiful children, Kimberley who is 12, Ryan who is 10 and Matthew who is 7 (and the only one who is blonde haired and blue eyed.) We had bought my parents home back in '88 and finally moved from Beloeil in June of '94. We now live in Oshawa in the North end. Would love to hear from everyone so write soon.
Stephen Wood (Class of 77) sbwood AT mondenet.com
Yup. Graduated from McGill in 1985 in Computer Engineering. Joined the Officer Corps of the Canadian Air Force in 1988 as a Communications Engineer. Eventually worked as Commanding Officer of a Communication Squadron. Did my Post-Grad in Aerospace Systems in 1997. Graduated top of the course with a 97.8 average. Working right now on modernizing the Air Defence System used here in Canada. Our project recently got a lot of attention from the US Air Force.
Married Barbara (from Winnipeg) in Jan 2000, expecting a son Oct 2001.
Not bad considering I was a lazy a*& delinquent in High School (with a 60.001 average).
I wonder what I'm going to say to our son when he begins 'misbehaving' in High School. Hmmm....
Peter Temko (Class of 77) ptemko AT mountaincable.net
Hello to class of 77
After RVRHS I went on to do a 3-year term in the armed forces as a field engineer.
After leaving that field I hooked on with CAMCO. The only appliance maker left in Canada. Have stayed put for 19 years. Married for 17 years. Wife Joanne is a nurse at the Hamilton Civic Hospitals. 2 children Tim is 15 and Elizabeth is 12 and a dog and a bird.
Living in Hamilton Ontario.
Sarah Crutcher (Class of 77) mamapiggy AT hotmail.com
Wow!!!
So much has changed.
I'm now married to a wonderful man, Jim.
I have a beautiful daughter Emily, 2 1/2 and another on the way, due March 15th 2002.
It feels like forever since those days in high school.
Anyone who remembers me and wants to write, go for it.
I love getting mail.
Ta ta for now!!!
Veronica Richardson (Class of 77) Steve_Bougie2001 AT yahoo.ca
After RVRHS, moved to Seaford, Delaware, where I did grade 12. With sports scholarships I then attended Catawba College in North Carolina in Accounting. Moved back to Montreal, worked for several commercial real estate companies. Married in 1986, have 3 beautiful children (Alannah 11, Lauren 9, Spencer 7). Live in Notre Dame de l'Ile Perrot. Drop me a line.
Ruth Irwin (Class of 77) ruth.f.lee AT sympatico.ca
I actually graduated from Lemoyne d'Iberville High School in 1977. After CEGEP and a year at l'Ecole Polytechnique, I studied Linguistics at McGill. Marriage took me to England, missions took us to Peru and the high-tech boom brought us home to Ottawa. I teach English as a second language, volunteer in liaising with overseas mission personnel and am homework tutor to our 3 elementary-school children.
Mary Ellen McInnes (Class of 78) Deceased.
Stephanie Comtois (Class of 79) stefcomtois AT hotmail.com
Just a reminder to all you people who thought you were so cool, I'm sure you're all bald fat and haggard looking and real annoying to those of us who are not.
Carole Monney (Class of 79) car0lez AT hotmail.com
After graduating from RVR, moved on to complete B.Comm after which I worked for many years for IBM Canada and Lucent Technologies. Today, I'm a national sales manager for a speech-recognition company in Mtl. Married in 1989, have a beautiful 9 year daughter (Jenna). Have been living in St-Bruno for the past 12 years. Can be reached at
Car0lez AT hotmail.com
Bob LeBlanc (Class of 79) jessan AT sympatico.ca
My wife Sylvie and I have been together 21 years and married 14 years. Have 2 boys, Jessan 13 now attending RVR grade 8 and Jeffrey 8 grade 3
Mountainview School. Still leaving in Otterburn Park working in Telecommunication for the last 15 years. Would like to hear from Darren Fox and Tom O'neil or anyone else.
Nancy Penfold (Class of 79)Deceased.
She had moved to Vancouver, BC - 1 week after graduation. Had been fighting Crone's disease for many years.
Lyne St.Jacques (Class of 79)
When last seen she had married a Frenchman and moved to a little village outside of Toulouse, France. She has to beautiful children Audrey and Joachim.
Eric Green (Class of 80) ericg AT enerquin.com
Since my last posting, I have attended our 20 year reunion and had a second child, my son Riley. Both experiences will be remembered for a very long time - at least that is what I will tell my son...
2001, on the other hand, has not been overly kind. My mother underwent surgery to remove her second leg and I was recently informed that my time with my current employer will be coming to an end at the end of October.
Therefore, I am now searching for a new job - if anybody has any ideas (in the H.R. field) I would appreciate hearing from you.
Ed Tait (Class of 80) nweber AT telusplanet.net
Barbara Holden (now Agar) (Class of 80) pagar8206 AT home.com
I've been working as a nurse in Toronto at Sick Kids ever since I graduated from U. of Ottawa in '86. I worked for 3 years in Infectious Diseases and then moved to the Pediatric Critical Care Unit in '89. I met my husband (a nurse from England, hired by Sick Kids during one of the previous nursing shortages) and we got married and had 3 children. Emily is almost 6, Christian is almost 4 and Katie is 2. Life is busy and fun!
Dan Clark (Class of 81) SUE-DAN.CLARK AT SYMPATICO.CA
After RVR i went to Edmonton Alberta for 6 months work . My mom and brother Keith (grad 80) are out there. I then moved back with my Dad who had moved to Toronto and finished grade 12 and 13. Then went on to 3 1/2 years of colledge where I majored in smoking h... and drinking beer. I had already had a good background in these fields thanks to the" RVR, drink jungle juice out of large pop bottles till you puke" dances. I remember the first thing I was asked after I crossed the mote towards the doors of our RVR , was "would you like 3 for 5 ", I said yes and well the rest is history. I met an Italian 15 years ago,she stopped my smoking habit 14 years ago, and Sue and I have been married for thirteen years. We have a 7 year old boy David , a 2 year old boy mackenzie and a nice house in newmarket ontario. I have also been working in the lab at DRYVIT SYSTEMS, a stucco manufacturer in stoufville ontario for the last 13 year as quality control and color matcher. It was nice to find this site and look back at all the people I knew and see how they have turned out. I took my kid to a clinic in newmarket two years ago and the doctor was Ken Lai who now manages 4 clinics. He said Neil Blinco has a construction company in Ontario somewhere as well. Ken also bumped into Andrew Schoening. Well my wife is yelling at me to get beer for people coming over for Thanksgiving today (Oct 7 01). Thats a switch as she has been yelling for 13 years to stop drinkin beer (will never happen). That reminds me i must see if Ken Lai could lippo my gut for me. anyhow, later all and good luck. honey where are my kodiacs? is it cold out ? Should I wear the green or red lumberjack?
Scooter
Russell Millington (Class of 82) russell.millington AT adacelcanada.com
Here is my readers digest version of the last 19 years.
Left RVR for Dawson College, did 1-year full time. Started working full time for a driving school, finished Dawson at night. Moved to Toronto in '86 to work as a Euro deposit broker for Tradition / Dominion Securities. Transferred to New York in '87, did a brief bit in Los Angeles for the same company. Started a bachelors degree (computer science) at night and moved back to Montreal. Worked as network administrator for Hydro Québec, Noranda, Air Canada. Owned my own computer service company in Magog for a while.
Am now director of customer service for Adacel, an Australian based simulation company specializing in air traffic control training for civil and military authorities.
Got married in 92, got divorced in 95. Met someone 6 moths later, still together, getting married August 2002. No kids, one dog. Bought a house this year in Bromont Qc, (got fed up of the cities).
It's amazing that our class of '82 can be spread out across the world and have 1 web site keep us together. Have been in contact with a few of you, would like to hear from more of you.
Frankie Lepage (Class of 82) f_lepage AT hotmail.com
Just so all of you know, I no longer go by the name of "France" Lepage & it's been this way for the last 10 years. My name is officially and legally Frankie Lepage. Just in case you're wondering... I've always believed in "If you don't like something in your life, then change it if you can" So I did. Life too short anyways.
I hope I'll be able to see you at the Grad Reunion in 2002, (if I'm invited? ...I didn't graduated) and until then anyone who's interested can email me at
f_lepage AT hotmail.
Manon Villeneuve (Class of 83) mannath AT videotron.ca
Darrell Martin (Class of 83) djandsuemartin AT earthlink.net
Thought I would take the time to update the limited information on me in these pages. After an unsuccessful academic career at Champlain, I ran away to see the world by joining the Navy. I've been a Naval Officer since '84 and have indeed seen the world. I returned in July of this year from a six-month deployment to that stable (not) part of the world known as the Middle East where, of course, Rob Cook (in HMCS WINNIPEG) and I managed to meet up. Now, as a result of the terror attacks of Sept 11, Canada's response has been to send five warships to that region of the world. One of those ships, HMCS CHARLOTTETOWN, is the ship that I was in which just returned from that area in July of this year, only to be sent again. Please remember the sacrifice that all of those men and women are making on your behalf, especially the sacrifice of the oft forgotten families of those sailors.
As of August 2001, I am stationed in Colorado Springs at the headquarters of NORAD where a bi-national team of Canadians and Americans are working to protect our nations against the threat of further terrorist attacks. I married in May of 1994 to my beautiful wife, Szus and we were blessed with a beautiful boy, Andrew, in January of 1996.
Lianne Worsley (Class of 84) reception AT mometal.com
I am living in Brossard now and living with Sam
Ouellette (class of 83). We are getting married June 8, 2002.
Tracey Carter (Class of 85) traceylynn29 AT hotmail.com
Hi ho, everyone from class of 85, well I went out with one guy for 13 years, a very abusive relationship, had a little boy, who is 2 and a half years old, his name is Brandon, but I call him Hurricane Carter(very appropriate). I am now a single mom, but I am engaged to be married next May in 2002. My e-mail address for now is traceylynn29 AT hotmail.com....The reson I say for now is I'm going back to secretarial school for a year and a half. Give me a buzz. Tracey Carter
867 Osborne Verdun, QC. H4H 1X3
Beverly Barlow (Class of 85) tonysee AT aol.com
Hi everyone,
Life is great. I've been a chef for the past 15 years and I'm taking a break from the kitchen for a while. I Currently work for Bombardier Aeorspace. I am happily married to Anthony Sangollo year of 1978 and live in Lachine, Que. Wish everyone well.
James Rouse (Class of 85) christopher AT rouse.ca
Although I left for the sunny ski slopes of Cranbrook, BC in 1982, I still fondly remember RVRHS and friends from Mount Bruno Elementary. I spent my high school years in Cranbrook and, after barely graduating, left home to attend beautiful Capilano College, set in a rainforest in North Vancouver. There I came into my own academically, and after two years transferred to
Queen's University in Kingston, where I graduated in Politics. I stayed on in Kingston to fulfill my childhood dream of becoming a newspaper reporter. In 1996, drawn by the filthy lucre to be made in high technology, I changed careers entirely by simultaneously joining a software company and entering the Queen's Executive MBA program, whence I graduated in 1998. Since then, I've worked as a director or vice-president of marketing for Hummingbird Communications, Infocast Corporation, and Delano Technology Corporation, and now spend my time consulting to start-up, entrepreneurial, and emerging companies. I'm married to lovely Lois Rouse (née King) a skater with Ice Capades and other international shows and currently a model working in Toronto, where we make our home. I would love to hear from RVRHS and Mount Bruno Elementary friends.
Randy Dowden (Class of 86)
Currently living in Beaconsfield. After RVR attended Bishops and currently works for the Royal Bank doing cost analysis.
Alison Browning (Class of 88) alison AT excite.com
Update: October 2001. My legal name is still the same, but my "stage name" is now Alison Ruggiero. Mark & I are still enjoying the city life living in NDG (Monkland Village). I am a speech-language pathologist & I work at a school for children with intellectual impairments. I wouldn't be writing here if I weren't interested in hearing how my old high school friends are doing so feel free to get in touch! I occasionally have a dream about being back in RVR, and although it brings back great memories, I'm quite happy to have moved on! :)
Paul Thibaudeau (Class of 88) intermeshed AT hotmail.com
Still living south of Ottawa and hanging out with old pals from RVR. Would love to hear from anyone from our graduating class.
Chantal Savoie (Class of 88) cbarlow AT macleans.ca
Graduated from Concordia with a BA in '93 and moved to Toronto where I have lived for the past 8 years. I have worked in Advertising since arriving in Toronto, and am currently with Maclean's Magazine. I have been married for 5 years to Jeff Barlow and we have a beautiful 2 year old daughter named Alexandra. I hear about a few people from my RVR days and have had the pleasure of running into some at various work events. I keep in regular contact with Christine Anderson (who lives in Oakville, On) and Kevin McNicol in Montreal. (Updated September 2001)
Peter Harris (Class of 89) jackmanroad AT yahoo.com
Still a poet. Here in its entirety is the back cover bio from my recent book. A little silly, but ...
"Peter Harris has too much education to be so weird, BA MA, Université de Sherbrooke. It has been said that has a voice like the voice of God (if God woke up with a hangover in a dumpster in Sudbury). He’s been known to ruin every social occasion and consequently receives few invitations to dinner. A hardship for a poet. His second book “In Black Ink” is made up of the sorrow songs, the blues from life’s great heartbreak. Having written it, we fully expect him to be more cheerful from now on. Travel writing pays the bills that poetry and music don’t cover."
Carol Svendsen (Class of 89) mike_carol AT videotron.ca
Hi guys! It was great to hear of this sight and be able to read up on some of you! I got married to Mike in the fall of 1998 and we had our first child in April 2000. I am an assistant comptroller for a hotel in Montreal and I live in Brossard. Angelica(Treder) is one street away and we have been close all these years. I have heard from some people on a rare basis, and it would be really great to touch base with some more of you! You can e-mail me at:
mike_carol AT videotron.ca
Shannon Blue (Class of 89) shannon AT pearle.net
It is great to see how well some of you are doing. I myself am also doing well. I have been married to a great guy for over 5 years and we have three beautiful children. Hailey, who just turned five, Dharma who is two and Zackary just turned one. Needless to say, I am an extremely active at home mom, and loving every minute of it. I am living in Chambly after living in RDP for 5 years. I am glad to be home.
Angelica Treder (Class of 89) dinofovero AT videotron.ca
Hey guys! seems like everyone is doing great, glad to hear it! Myself well lets see not to much to say I got married in 1996 wow!!! to an Italian I needed a challenge!! His name is Dino how much more Italian than that. I work at the Jewish General Hospital as a doctor's asst. in Colposcopy. We bought a house in Brossard in June 2000. Incidently I live one street away from Carol Svendsen, and her devil of kid is my godson ha-ha. And well as I have no kids yet I'm still trying to get my husband to grow-up, so we'll see!! It might be awhile yet! anyways I'd love to hear from anyone who still wants to talk to me that is!!
Andrea Soledad Grau (Class of 89) grauclunie AT yahoo.ca
I graduated McGill in '95 and moved to Toronto immedaitely afterwards. I have been here ever since working for Alliance Atlantis (film studio)in publicity. Met my hubby here and got married on October 8th, 1999 (same day as Mike Squarek!). I am presently on maternity leave (I had a baby girl, Mercedes, May 2nd 2001). Life has been really good and I feel very lucky. I keep in touch with France deMontigny who now lives in Australia where she studied Law. She just got married in April. As always, Darlene Pecuch and I stay in touch (who I realize graduated a year after but who is loved by many of us) . She's living in England (past 7 years) and just got engaged. April Crux is out in Vancouver working for CFOX radio and as well, got married last year. Please drop me a line. I would love to hear from you guys. Oh! I ran into Bev Seale a couple of years ago- she is married and living in T.O. Keep in touch! And let's get together soon before we are all to senile to care.
Elly Abramovitch (Class of 89) ellykingsley AT hotmail.com
oh my... what a surreal experience! found myself smiling as i read through the names... not feeling old, but very wise... lol...
...twelve years have brought me to many places... i moved out to montreal after skool and went to french cegep
to study graphic arts... quit after two years and hitchhiked through the states to mexico and guatemala... lived and worked there
for about a year... came back through the states and travelled with social fairs and rock n' roll tours for a bit... came back to montreal and worked at
station 10 downtown for almost 3 years... got pregnant (still barefoot) and worked from home as a freelance artisan... grew my dreads out to my ass...
had a daughter *chaya* and stayed home for a bit... re-entered the work force as a service and sales coordinator in a print ad company
(had a fancy business card lol) concluded that the money wasn't worth the stress, and i quit to go back to skool full time, studying education at mcgill...
settled in the plateau, i haven't run into anyone in ages, but still find myself in otterburn park for the holidaze...
Cindy Grenier (Class of 90) johfra1 AT hotmail.com
Many pass me on the streets and ignore me, still. It is sad to see that after high school and many have created their own lives that they are still the same arrogant people.
I am married and live a wonderful life. I've moved on, and am loved by all those who know me.
I feel sorry for all of you who bullied your way around then, and perhaps still now, you have no idea what kind of friend you would have had in me.
See you around, maybe - if you've actually "grown up".
Mark MacLellan (Class of 90) mark.maclellan AT baxtergroup.com
Hello all. I have been living in Ottawa for the last 5 years with wife Stacey and daughter Paige (born March 2000). If you living in or visiting the Ottawa area please feel free to get in touch.
Bianca Ardizzone (Class of 90) hercubee AT yahoo.com
Cheryl Lynn Gower (Class of 91) cgower33 AT yahoo.com
Just moved to NJ, 5 minutes from lower Manhatten. Living with my fiancee John, who attends Columbia Medical School.We love to do a lot of travelling, outdoorsy stuff and to see a lot of live music. I have 2 wonderful cats, no children!
its amazing how much Ive changed, sure you all have too. Hoping to be able to make the reunion and see a lot of you again!
Eric Blaquiere (Class of 91) Erictootall AT hotmail.com
Hello everybody . Bonjour tout l`monde
Yes YEs...Ive groan again...but stopped at 6`6``.......After school I worked at different jobs to find what was the real job I was looking for.....
Ispent 5 years as a trucker visiting the U.S.A.
And now today ( to make it briefly ) I work for the S.T.L. public transprt of Laval....and enjoy my job alote........So don`t forget.....2.65 $ for the bus.....I live in Laval also and have no children and single man..........so for those who are single.....write as soon as possible.....hihihi
Simplement un ptit résumer de ma vie après lécole.
Jai travailler ici et là pour trouver l`emploi qui me faisait le plus heureux. Jai passer 5 ans sur les routes du Canada et des États-Unis comme camionneur.....jai adoré ca.....alors ca me prenait qql chose sur la route mais avec stabilité.......Je suis présentement pour la S.T.L. transport public de Laval...et oui un maudit chauffeur de bus ....... je suis célibataire et n`a pas d enfants.....mais le jour viendras .....
Robert St-Pierre (Class of 95) robstp AT sympatico.ca
I graduated from Mechanical technology at Dawson college in 1999. I live and work in Montreal.
Melodie Lewis (Class of 95) baileycanada AT hotmail.com
Life is good...working downtown Mtl. for trading/investment firm. Anyone that remembers me--drop a line. Hope the friends I have lost contact with are well. Salut!
Matthew Baker (Class of 95) matt_in_ottawa AT hotmail.com
I graduated from Concordia in 2001 with a BA in Economics and I'm at the University of Ottawa now working on a Master's in Economics.
Bryan John Svendsen (Class of 95)
Graduated from Dawson's Professional Theatre Program (Class of 1999). Is currently living in Edmonton, AB. And works for Iams Canada.
Scott Eccles (Class of 95) scottie_eccles AT yahoo.com
Hey ya'll. I have my Certificate in Chemical Technology, I am now working as a pharmaceutical analyst in Saint Hubert. I currently live downtown in Lasalle with my girlfriend. I will be returning to Concordia next year to finish my BSc in chemistry. Drop me a line if you wanna say hi. Hope all is going well...!
Danny Bourque (Class of 95) bralgus AT yahoo.ca
Still in school. I have another 3 semesters at McGill in Mechanical Engineering. I am currently engaged to a superlatively wonderful chef, and we will be getting married on May 19th, 2002 in St-Hilaire. I teach CPR and first aid courses part time to make a few dollars, and I still say that Gordon Beck will be the first Millionaire among us grads.
Any other contenders?
Jacinthe Shurtleff (Class of 96) Jshurt79 AT hotmail.com
Hi there everyone.... I'm presently studying at McGill university in Phys.ed and living in Montreal... :)
Nelson Grondin (Class of 97) n_grodin AT hotmail.com
Hi everyone!
I would love to hear from anyone who reads this message. I have been in school, studying Liberal Arts and majoring in gay artistic expression. I still live with my parents, but am planning to move in with my partner, Stephan next year. We are very happy and I hope to hear from some of you soon!
Nick Walsh (Class of 97) THECARNIVAL AT swirve.com
Whooaaaaaaaa..... This is just crazy.... I just graduated from CEGEP.... Yes, I know it took me 4 years... but I have done so much stuff in those for years... I have been on executive council of 2 differents students associations and this is basicly why It took so long... I'm now at UQAM in history... and loving it..... hope to get news from you guys....
Phil Dorman (Class of 00) shadowwolf AT planettribes.com
Um. This rocks? Just realize we have this, although I doubt many of us 2000 kids have lost touch with each other ;) Ah well, for future reference. Another email addy I got is
xsilverwolf AT hotmail.com
Good times!