Matthews, North Carolina, with their two kids. Teir daughter, Bennett (8), is in fourth grade and son, Chandler (5), just began kindergarten. Teir home is full with a dog, a bunny, seven hermit crabs and at last check — zero sanity.
2007
Te class expresses sympathy to Margie P. Mullis on the death of her sister, Patricia Peavy Summers, on June 13.
Briana Watkins Savago ’04 and her oldest son, Liam, had fun recreating a photo she took on her JBIP in Tintagel, England, almost 20 years ago.
and three boys in Charlotte. Tey just returned from a six-week adventure abroad in England, where they visited the southern parts of England, spending time in Kent, Devon, Cornwall and London.
2006 Vanessa Faura MA ’10 made it to Washington, D.C. Troughout her political career, Vanessa has successfully led multiple policy initiatives and education programs to better empower citizens. Vanessa’s solid experience in community organizing and grassroots movements coupled with an immense passion for civic engagement has led her to a fantastic national role with the Republican National Committee as coalitions director, where she will be leading the women’s engagement efforts in the country. Vanessa also moved to Florida after living in North Carolina for 22 years. She is based in D.C. for work and travels back to Florida in her free time.
Amber Rigsby Freeman, her husband, David, and two sons, Benton and Hudson, have relocated to South Lyon, Michigan, from Atlanta, Georgia. Tey are looking forward to many outdoor adventures in the “Mitten State.”
Amanda Banks McGrath and Kyle McGrath ’07 continue to live in
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Emily Helmick Packwood ’06 and her husband, Jesse, relocated last year with their two children, Jesse (5) and Elle (1), to Vero Beach, Florida.
Emily Helmick Packwood and her husband, Jesse, relocated last year with their two children, Jesse (5) and Elle (1), and their foster-fail Jackabee pup named “Lizard,” back to the Vero Beach, Florida area. Emily is an attorney whose practice primarily focuses on estate planning, probate and real estate law. A lifelong fisherman, her husband, Jesse, runs his own business, Nice Catch Charters.
Sairy Sanchez Richardson ’08 and her husband, Julius, with their son, Oscar (2.5 years) and newest addition Ileana Ann Richardson, who was born on January 29.
2008 Sairy Sanchez Richardson ’08 and her husband, Julius, are proud to welcome a new member to their
Jacqueline Parker works as a manager at Charlotte’s Birdsong Brewing Co., where she occasionally sees some of her classmates. She’s also a published author, having recently appeared in an anthology with Manchester-based Small Leaf Press. Her short story, “Black Cat,” placed first in Prime Number Magazine’s 2021 Award in Short Fiction.
Simon Bird ’10 and Eleanor Clegg celebrated their wedding on September 7 in Bordeaux, France, surrounded by loved ones. Several friends from Queens were able to celebrate in person and via Facetime.
family. Ileana Ann Richardson was born on January 29. Oscar (2.5 years old) is the proud big brother. Sairy currently lives in the greater Charlotte area and works as an architectural project manager for Te RBA Croup within the firm’s Intentional Residential Department.
2010
Te class expresses sympathy to Kimberly S. Borders MSN ’13 on the death of her father, Robert E. Someliana, on September 8.
2012 Brittany Harvey Isaacson and her husband, Drew, welcomed
Matt Kaelin ’10 and Emmy Steele married on August 28 in Alta, Utah. (Left to right) Chris Suarez ’10, Laura Lum ’13, Michael Lum ’11, Clare Plassche, James Johnson ’10, Harrison Fidler ’11, Baillie Fidler ’12, Matt Gwilt ’12, Tori Gwilt ’13, Claire Tomkinson ’08, Joel Tomkinson ’10, and Alicia Durkin gathered to celebrate their friends on their big day.
Brittany Philip Pasut ’12 married her best friend, Rocky Pasut, on September 4 in the Finger Lakes Region of Upstate New York, surrounded by friends and family (with lots of Royals alumni in attendance).
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