school in Georgia, while her two oldest children have remained in Virginia for college (which has certainly been a bittersweet time)! Amber will be on the hunt for a new career in the Atlanta area and is extremely excited, as they have fallen in love with Atlanta.


Friends of the Library READING LIST


Phyllis Mahoney ’76 and Julie Walton ’91


The Friends of the Library (FOL) book list is compiled of works by former FOL and Learning Society guest speakers, as well as several selections from the Everett Library Book Club. Enjoy and happy reading!


For information about Friends of the Library or upcoming events, please visit library.queens.edu/FOL


John Hart • Te Unwilling


Amor Towles • Te Lincoln Highway


Tahmima Anam Te Startup Wife


Andy Weir Project Hail Mary


Lisa Genova • Still Alice


Dr. Charles H. Edwards II • Much Abides: A Survival Guide for Aging Lives


Cathy Pickens • True Crime Stories of Eastern North Carolina


Denise Kiernan • We Gather Together: A Nation Divided, A President in Turmoil and a Historic Campaign to Embrace Gratitude and Grace


Wiley Cash • When Ghosts Come Home


Kimmery Martin • Doctors and Friends


BONUS RECOMMENDATION FOR OUR READERS THAT ENJOY POETRY:


Ada Limón Te Carrying: Poems


• Denotes authors who have visited Queens.


1994 Nancy Segal Yudell recently retired after 20 years as a school nurse in Charlotte. She now enjoys playing at her off-grid cabin in the woods and trying out her many hobby interests.


1997 Robert Jones and his partner, Andy Goodall, moved to San Diego in April 2021. Tey enjoy the walkable urban


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life of the Hillcrest neighborhood, including regular trips to the nearby farmer’s market. Robert enjoys rides along the coast on his motorcycle and welcomes fellow riders any time.


Amber Winfield Roberts relocated to Alpharetta, Georgia, from Richmond, Virginia, in August due to her spouse’s new job. Her youngest daughter started high


Juli Treadway-Lawson ’98 at her mom’s family home in York, South Carolina, in June.


1999 Jeff Sossamon recently accepted a role as the public relations supervisor for Pet Care with Woodruff Advertising in Columbia, Missouri. In this role, Jeff will oversee a team of PR professionals and provide strategic counsel to his clients while developing comprehensive PR and communications strategies across multiple platforms.


1998 Juli Treadway-Lawson is semi- retiring and moving to the coast. She went on to get her master’s degree in accounting and will continue to operate her accounting business part time. Juli married Glenda Lawson- Treadway and has four adopted children who are now grown.


2000


Te class expresses sympathy to Fabian B. Broadway on the death of her father, James W. Broadway, on April 17.


Mandy Waalboer Kramer still lives in Charleston, South Carolina, with her husband, five kids and dog, a pug called Chewy. Her oldest son is now a freshman at Clemson University.


2001 Tiffany Belk McAteer is in the midst of raising and homeschooling two teenagers (16 and 13). Tis is her 13th year as a director/ tutor with Classical Conversations, a homeschool curriculum and community, and she is currently teaching the ninth grade level, one of her students being the daughter of Annie Beth Brown Donahue ’02. She also spends time tutoring in all subjects and teaches private voice lessons from her home. She is enjoying not caring what other people think and is rocking a very new and very sore nose ring. She resides in Indian Trail, North Carolina.


Te class expresses sympathy to Shawn Bowers Buxton on the death of her mother, Flor Cantillo de Bowers, on September 9.


2002 Jill Brumer keeps busy running the Drama Department at Lone Star College — Tomball, just north of her home in downtown Houston. She and her husband


(Left to right) Jill Brumer ’02, Bobby Simpson II and Mel House work on the independent film Mystery Spot in Hempstead, Texas.


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