CLASS NOTES
Matt Clark ’90 Brinton Clark ’88
The photo is of us on a walk in the cloud forest of Podocarpus National Park about 30 minutes from our house.
BRINTON CLARK I’m working as the clinic medical director for the Providence Portland internal medicine residency program and loving my job teaching and seeing patients. Kids are now 12 years (Hayden), 9 years (Elise), and 6 years (Evan). Our family is looking forward to a visit to Ecuador next spring to visit my brother MATT CLARK and his family. Cheers!
1990 MATT CLARK
Abby and I live in Loja, Ecuador, in the southern Ecuadorian Andes with our two boys, Rowan and Quillan. I work for a nature conservation organization called Naturaleza y Cultura Internacional. We’re enjoying seeing our boys become fluent in Spanish and love our weekend jaunts to see the beautiful natural and cultural sites that Ecuador has to offer. Look us up if you’re in the neighborhood or just want to visit the Southern Hemisphere (just barely—4 degrees south). We have an extra bedroom!
mattclark72@gmail.com.
1994 HILLARY EKLUND I want to introduce myself and make myself available to any OESians who might be interested in Loyola University New Orleans.
34 Oregon Episcopal School Joel Sankey ’95
My sister Katherine and I both attended OES. As a recently tenured member of the English faculty at Loyola, I can’t tell you how proud I am of our program, my colleagues, and our students. My own areas of expertise are Shakespeare and Renaissance literature, early colonial literature, eco-criticism, and food studies. I have a new book coming out in the spring that has had me thinking a lot about my experience as a sixth grader at Outdoor School and my amazing science teacher, Joan Schaller. It’s a big transition to come from the Pacific NW to the swamps of Louisiana, but it’s one that I have found gratifying on so many levels.
CHRISTOPHER MICHLIN
White Box at University of Oregon in Portland recently hosted a solo exhibition by Christopher
Six members of the CLASS OF 1996 made it to McMenamins Edgefield. Musical groups Weezer and Panic! At The Disco drew a huge crowd. We scored a table by the golf course and talked over cool beverages. Here we are pictured below: Kathi Shoemake, Travis White, Erin Murphy-Deardorff, Ryan Radecki (and son), Louise Osborne, and Cathy Huynh Buschert (and son).
entitled An Inventory of Effects. The exhibition individuated and presented a constellation of works engaging distinct processes, material applications, and cultural references central to Christopher’s studio practice. He is an assistant professor and director of Graduate Studies in the University of Oregon’s School of Architecture and Allied Arts.
1995 JOEL SANKEY
Shane Hoffman ’95 and Andrew Hoffman ’97 visited me and my family at our home in Flagstaff, Arizona. They were driving through town on a work trip from their homes in Santa Fe, New Mexico. It was great to catch up on old times and new times. We are all having a blast raising our families in the Southwest!
1999 SHANE FISHER I recently moved from Washington, DC to Seattle with my 18-month- old daughter Madison. I am living in West Seattle and working for Boston Consulting Group. We would love to see others in the area!
NICOLE PATTAMANUCH After nearly 12 years in New York, my family and I are headed back to the Northwest. Not quite home, but close in Seattle. We are beyond excited to fully share my favorite region of the country with our kids, Amelia and Owen. I would love to get in touch with other OESians in Seattle, so email me at nicole.
pattamanuch@gmail.com.
Shane Fisher ’99
www.oes.edu
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