RE Log Spring 2022

SPRING 2022 Ransom Everglades LOG 45 our son-in-law, Alex, had a second baby girl in September! Maya is two, and Nora is three months!” See photo above. Kate Sullivan Lindseth, see Lisa Shaw ’77 Ransom Everglades School 1976 Class Agents : Beth Kaiser (beth33156@yahoo.com) , Debora Turner (djt_jd4sobe@yahoo.com) Lisa August, see Jack August ’77 Steve Hughes , see Lisa Shaw ’77 1977 REUNION APRIL 2022 Class Agents: Lisa Shaw (LisaShaw@aol.com) Jack August , see In Loving Memory Lisa Shaw writes, “I’m looking forward to our 45-Year Reunion on April 23! Come join us at Monty’s. You’ll enjoy a relaxing evening on Biscayne Bay with folks who genuinely want to see you again. “I’m also thrilled to be part of Roxi Vadia Morgenstern’s effort to orga- nize an Everglades Steering Committee to create programming, collect oral histories, gather archive materials and much more. Contact Maggie Pearson ’80 ( mpearson@ransomeverglades.org ) in the alumni office if you’d like to help in any way. There is loads of work to be done! We may have to reprise the Egret and Ibis awards to see which ‘team’ helps us reach our goals the fastest. “Last, my gang of happy, vac- cinated travelers has been on the road again between pandemic surges. Owen, Charlotte and I made trips to Sweden to catch up with Sophia who is studying at the Stockholm School of Economics. In spring, we’ll travel to check in on her at the University of Madrid (and Steve Hughes ’76 ) before FINALLY returning to Barcelona to hug friends we have not seen since 2019. Owen is a high school junior at Kimball Union Academy in New Hampshire, and Charlotte is a junior at St. Stephen’s & St. Agnes School in the D.C. area, so more travels ahead as we begin the two-kid college search pro- cess with professional college planning help from Kate Sullivan Lindseth ’75 and excellent road trip adventures to be provided by Kate Shaw Patterson ’83, Scott Shaw ’78 and Tom Shaw ’79. Mixtapes welcome! “Our all-female, COVID-19-inspired game business EscapeNoticeGames.com started by my two girls and brother Scott Shaw’s two girls continues to grow and expand, extending that entrepreneurial spirit to another generation.” Allison “Bonnie” Spear writes, “Happily living and working in the Hudson River Valley on Obercreek Farm in Hughsonville, N.Y. (1.5 hours from New York City). The property has been in my husband Alex Reese’s family since its inception, 1850 or so. Instead of a typical development, we have created a farm-based community, including an organic vegetable farm and CSA, micro- brewery – Obercreek Brewing Company, apple orchards and a series of new and renovated homes and sites (mostly sold), on our designated surrounding farmland – some designed by yours truly!” See photo below. Marilyn Glassberg Csete was named chair of the department of medicine for the Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine and Loyola Medicine, effective July 2022. Marilyn will join Loyola from the University of Arizona (Phoenix) College of Medicine, where she is the inaugural division chief of pulmo- nary medicine, critical care and sleep medicine, and the vice-chair for diversity and inclusion. Prior to her tenure in Phoenix, she was chief of the Pulmonary Division of the Interdisciplinary Stem Cell Institute at the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine, where she also earned her MD. She completed her residency at the University of Miami Affiliated Hospitals and was a member of the UM faculty for 27 years. “As a phy- sician-scientist experienced in academic medicine, Dr. Glassberg understands the importance of balancing education, re- search, and patient care while serving the needs of each component’s stakeholders,” said Sam J. Marzo, dean, chief diversity officer, and professor of otolaryngology- head and neck surgery and neurosurgery, Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine. “Her ground-breaking research, combined with a track record developing mentorship, faculty recruit- ment and diversity programs ... makes her an ideal leader of our department of medicine at this juncture.”