of her mother, Marceil Harris Spraker, who passed away on January 4.
1985 Te class expresses sympathy to Ann Daniels Bryant on the death of her husband, Wayne D. Bryant, who passed away on September 26, 2020.
Debbie Springfield ’81 has two great nephews, Wilkes and Barrett.
father, John H. Mann, who passed away on September 20, 2020.
1981 Te class expresses sympathy to Hilary R. Clare on the death of her father, Sam R. Clare, who passed away on November 11, 2020.
1983 Babette Davis Reeves, MA, MSW, LCSWrecently began work as a behavioral health scientist at Oregon Health & Science University (OHSU) medical center in metro Portland in its new Internal Medicine Residency Program. Since it is a new program, she will be helping design residents’ education in her specialty areas of mental health, chronic pain and trauma. She also sees patients within the clinic for short-term interventions and in her private practice for trauma specific treatment. She and her husband, Brian, have been
delightfully married for 34 years and have coast-to-coast sons, one in metro Portland and another in Brooklyn, New York. She enjoys organic gardening, bird watching, camping, canoeing and fermenting foods.
1984 Te class expresses sympathy toLynn Ledford Brown on the death of her father, L. Wesley Ledford, who passed away on September 21, 2020.
Leann Betts Malone is thrilled to have returned to the Carolinas. She and her husband, Bill, moved to Lancaster County, South Carolina, in January 2021, where Leann is the new executive director of Lancaster County First Steps. Leann and Bill look forward to enjoying this next chapter in their “most excellent adventure!”
Te class expresses sympathy to Cynthia Spraker Mills on the death
1986 Te class expresses sympathy toMary Robinette on the death of her mother, Jane Cook Robinette Barefoot, who passed away on December 30, 2020.
Joy Stansbury Sickles is living in Columbus, Ohio, with her husband, Mike Cummings, and oldest son, Blaine. Joy and Blaine visited Pam Darlington Berg (Joy’s roommate at Queens) last summer (pre-Covid), and it was great to see
her.Bryson Coffey Walker used to live in Columbus, but Joy is not sure she lives there anymore. If anyone knows, Joy would love to re-connect with Bryson, her husband, Kelley, and their four kids.
1987 Te class expresses sympathy to Louise White Carter on the death of her brother, Alex White, who passed away on December 16, 2020.
Te class expresses sympathy to Susan Ritchie D’Addario on the death
of her mother, Barbara P. Ritchie, who passed away on January 5.
Te class expresses sympathy to Karen Wishnoff Smith on the death of her father, Maurice Wishnoff, Jr., who passed away on November 30, 2020, and on the death of her husband, Michael L. Smith, who passed away on January 7.
1988 Te class expresses sympathy toTracey Arledge Bowers on the death of her sister,Elizabeth “Betsy” A. Arledge ’86, who passed away on January 7.
1989 Jennifer Martin Hall’s family made it through 2020. Daughters Melanie and Beth were sent home from college in March but returned in fall 2020. Melanie graduated early from UNC Asheville with honors,magna cum laude. Beth is a sophomore at UNC Greensboro. Tim has been working at home. Jennifer’s preschool closed in March and resumed in January. She is glad to be back at work with a new class. Te whole family is looking forward to summer and getting back to normal activities.
Te class expresses sympathy to Jennifer Russell Higgins on the death of her husband, Fred Higgins, who passed away in the fall of 2020.
(Front to Back) Kimberly Long Killebrew ’83, Paula Greer Collins ’83, Cam Perry Donavan ’82, Jan Geiger O’Neill ’83, Julie Dunn Beck ’83 and Amanda Palmer Cherry ’84 gathered in February to celebrate the launch of designer Julie’s company, Julie B Shades.
https://www.juliebshades.com
(Left to Right) Julie Ferguson Gardner ’91, Julie Moseley ’90, Jenkie Gardner Atkinson ’90 and Cathy Mitchell ’90 celebrated friendships that started at Queens more than 34 years ago as they enjoyed their annual weekend at Te Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Tey attended the Dorothy Draper Decorating Weekend with Carleton Varney (aka: Mr. Color!), one of America’s best known interior designers, and helped celebrate his illustrious 60-year career.
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