gave glory to God for the life of her husband of 31 years, Fred. Jennifer shares that she knows Fred is with Jesus, and that Jesus is with them during this heartbreaking time.
A group of 1985 alumnae visit Becky Coats Blair’s ’85 boutique, Te B Hive on Main, in Lillington, North Carolina, in fall 2019. (Left to right) Carla Buck Fell ’85, Brenda Allen Riegel ’85, Cynthia Smith Watson ’85, Becky Coats Blair ’85, Terri Smallwood Lowe ’85, Lisa Hatcher Watkins ’85, Donna Gordon Elyea ’85 and Tammy Little Mixon ’85.
While in Tomasville, Georgia, in September, Linda Warren Gerdes ’89 (center) unexpectedly ran into Caroline Cotham Huffines ’87 (left) and Copper Allen Comita ’86 (right).
of her father-in-law, T.R. Giblin II, who passed away on April 8.
Te class expresses sympathy to Susan Salley Pope on the death of her mother, Carolyn S. Salley, who passed away on August 17.
1985 Kathy Maske Kirstner, LCMHC moved her practice to her home due to COVID-19 and is now providing telehealth therapy. She FaceTimes with her two-year- old grandson, where they sing about piggys and spiders, etc.
Te class expresses sympathy to Cynthia Smith Watson on the death of her mother,
Leslie Walker ’87 loves spending time with her new grandson in North Carolina.
Doris N. Smith, who passed away on June 12.
1987
Leslie Walker is loving being a grandmother! She goes by “Honey,” which makes her feel young again.
1989 In August, Linda Warren Gerdes and her husband, Ian, were with Jennifer Russell Higgins as they celebrated the wedding of Jennifer’s youngest son in Tomasville, Georgia. After such a joyful occasion, they were with her again in September, as they
KJ Price Morgan was furloughed for four weeks from her corporate job in the hospitality industry as a result of COVID-19. In that time during quarantine, she created videos to share home-cooked recipes, organization ideas, home furnishing tips and gardening projects as “Te Southern Homebody” on social media. Her posted videos were shared on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube and have been an overwhelming success. It has been a great way to connect positively with people from all over the country in an otherwise very stressful and unknown time. It has also been special to share a little piece of herself with others, and especially with her kids, Maggie (24), Ben (21) and Joshua (16). Tey will have videos of KJ sharing family recipes and “how to” projects long after she is gone and will hopefully share them with their friends and families, too! Now that KJ is back at work full time, the posts have continued and even more projects have popped up! Te dream would be able to do “Te Southern Homebody” full time, travel with her husband and share all the things she loves along the way!
LeAnn Warren Otterbein and her sister, Linda Warren Gerdes, got together with their families at Linda’s home in Pinehurst, North Carolina, in July to celebrate their dad’s 80th birthday. Te family also gathered in October at LeAnn’s home in Iowa for LeAnn’s son’s wedding.
1990 On January 11, Jenkie Gardner Atkinson, Julie Moseley, Cathy Mitchell and Julie Ferguson Gardner ’91 hosted a “Bubbly Brunch” in honor of Hannah Tucker, daughter of Liz Lightfoot Tucker, to celebrate her upcoming wedding. Te group had so much fun celebrating
In January in Charlotte, (left to right) Liz Lightfoot Tucker ’90, Sherri Custance, Jenkie Gardner Atkinson ’90, Hannah Tucker, Julie Moseley ’90, Cathy Mitchell ’90 and Julie Ferguson Gardner ’91 gather for a “Bubbly Brunch” to celebrate Liz’s daughter Hannah’s upcoming wedding.
(Left to right) Amy Church McMurray ’88, Ashley Whitsitt Hollingsworth ’88, Kasey Seay Wilson ’88, Meg Stanley Johnson ’88 and Trish Vail Hobson ’88 enjoy time together at Kasey’s daughter’s wedding on March 7 in Savannah, Georgia.
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