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focusing on bringing weekly healthy meals to Charlotte’s most vulnerable community members. In addition, International Kitchen offers upscale, in-home dining experiences and cooking classes for all ages. She continues to write and produce for both print and online outlets as president of Mad World Media.


Art Hotz ’92 has fun playing hockey at Chelsea Piers in New York City.


1989


Linda Warren Gerdes and LeAnn Warren Otterbein met in Knoxville to spend a weekend with Jennifer Russell Higgins. They were together again in December 2021 to celebrate the marriage of Linda’s son. Her daughter Kaylan Yvonne Gerdes ’18 was the maid of honor.


1991 Lisa Bynum had a fantastic mountain weekend in November with classmates Amy Lohr Gaffney, Julie Thomas Walton, Andrea McCrary, Adrienne McCormick and Amanda Knox Vestal.


1992 Art Hotz is selling advertising software to ad agencies in New York City, living in Hudson Yards and having fun playing hockey at Chelsea Piers.


The class expresses sympathy to Karen Rabon Broyhill on the death of her husband, Paul Hunt Broyhill, on October 5.


1993 As COVID-19 hit in 2020, Carol Adams started a new business


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Wanda Bryant Craig ’93 at an in-person sales event at the Fairfield Farmers and Artisans Market in South Carolina.


Wanda Bryant Craig, writing as Raegan Teller, has published five novels in her Enid Blackwell Mystery Series. Two of her books have received Honorable Mention in the Writer’s Digest Self-Published Book Awards. She loves doing in-person sales events and talking to readers, such as the one shown here at the Fairfield Farmers and Artisans Market.


Kristy Creekmore is living in Midtown, Georgia, and just purchased a cottage in St. Mary’s, Georgia, that she rents for $50/ night for friends and family! It’s a quaint town on the border of Georgia and Florida where you take the ferry to Cumberland Island, made famous by JFK.


Kenan Donaldson Ashurst is a professional dressage rider and is showing a Prix St. Georges pony this year. She lives on a farm


and takes care of 117 animals, half of which are rescues!


Jennifer Hauersperger is back home living in Charlotte and reconnecting with friends over lunch and cocktails. Give her a call!


1996 Edith Woodcock Brady’s husband Jim passed away at home on Oct. 2, 2021, about three weeks after being diagnosed with advanced- stage 4 pancreatic cancer. She is very appreciative of all the support she has received from her classmates and their donation to the High Point Historical Society made in his memory. She and her 12-year- old daughter Madeline remain in their home in High Point as they navigate this new phase of their lives.


1999 Robin Conrad Lane is thrilled to announce the birth of her first grandson. Ryker Conrad Cooley was born on May 27, 2021, to her daughter Austin Brooke Lane Cooley and son-in-law Sean Cooley. She is also proud to share that Austin also graduated from Rush University in May 2021, with her doctor of nursing in pediatric acute care and began her new role as a doctor of nursing at


Robin Conrad Lane ’99 welcomed her first grandson, Ryker Conrad Colley, on May 27, 2021.


Levine Children’s Hospital where she began her medical career as a registered nurse after she graduated from East Carolina University in 2012. Robin is enjoying spending time with little Ryker when his mommy works the night shifts and daddy works in the day!


The class expresses sympathy to Matt Smith on the death of his wife, Allison Walsh Smith, on November 6.


2000 Paula Ronkko Naeff just created the app T.I.M. This Is Me to raise self- conf idence among dancers around the world and is making an impact in the world of dance. She keeps dancing and is now single mom of two beautiful kids. Life is good. She says, “Come visit us in Switzerland!”


2001 Heidi Snyderburn-Campbell is celebrating the launch of her online childbirth education course, Birth Story Academy. Heidi is a 17-year veteran birth doula now running Birth Story Media as a virtual doula, podcast host of the Birth Story Podcast,


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