April 2002

Volume 6, Number 9, April 2002
MIDNIGHT SUN ONLINE
-The Online Newsletter for Robert E. Peary High School Alumni-

MSO WEB SITE - http://www.pearyhs.org/
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From:      Sherrie Eaton Bounds <bsherrie@juno.com> (1979)
Date:       Tue, 9 Apr 2002
                Subject: Update

I found out about the website from Robin Wingo...found her and others on Classmates.com.

Occupation: Project Coordinator, Spouse: Roger, Children: Nicholas, age 6. Grandchildren: not yet, please!!

Since High School: Working my butt off! I moved to Stafford 10 years ago. We live in the sticks! But I love it. It’s a great place to raise a family.

Future Plans: Trying to raise my son as well as my parents raised me. I didn’t know at the time what a good job they were doing. It’s really hard being a parent...no one could have told me it would be such a challenge! And of course, spend the rest of my life enjoying it!

Memorable Teachers: Mrs. Brewer...she was such an awesome art teacher! and Mrs. Hale, English...she taught me this saying I have never forgotten...”cakes are done, people are finished”! I tell my son that every time he says “I’m done”!

From: Robin Rosenberg Aiscowitz <RLRA4803@aol.com> (1979)
Date: Wed, 10 Apr 2002
Subject: New Nephew in the family

Greetings everyone. Well, the Rosenberg family has increased by one with the arrival of Aidan Gehrig Rosenberg on March 20, 2002. He is the son of Jeffrey Rosenberg (who attended Rockville HS, Class of 1986) and his wife, Roma. He has a big brother, Matteo, who is 9. He is the proud nephew of Robin Rosenberg Aiscowitz (1979) and Jody Rosenberg (1981). He is just a gorgeous baby and we feel very blessed to have him in our lives. I posted Aidan’s picture in the Husky Pup Club. As it is customary with Jewish tradition, Aidan is named in loving memory of his paternal great-grandfather, Abraham Rosenberg. As you can tell from his middle name, the family enjoys baseball (Go Yankees), although Jeffrey is an Orioles fan, our father is the die-hard Yankee fan and Lou Gehrig is his hero, hence the middle name.

From: Allen Dunn Clift <Allenc9623@aol.com> (1973)
Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002
Subject: Update

How I found out about the website? Found it by accident - looking for old friends.

Occupation: Deputy Director of Installations, Military Department; Spouse: Mary, Children: Amanda Lynne 19, Michael Allen 16 Memorable Incidents: Smoking by the tree outside the lunch room, participating in the variety show for a couple of years Since High School: I retired as a Captain from the Army after 20 years (Who’d have thunk it?) During my time as an Enlisted Man, I repaired radios and navigation equipment in an aviation outfit, Went to OCS, Commanded a Signal Company, Became the Signal Battalion Intel Officer, then Training Officer, then retired. Now I’m responsible for the operation, maintenance and repair of the 450 buildings, 4 training sites and 2 airfields that belong to the Maryland National Guard

Future Plans: I’m going to retire some day and go fishing - may never come back

Memorable Teacher: Mr. Travers - A teacher that tried to make learning fun, while at the same time, took deep interest in the lives and well being of his students

From: Michele Merrigan Green <green.michele@worldnet.att.net> (1983)
Date: Sat, 13 Apr 2002
Subject: Another Son

My husband and I just moved into a new home in Gambrills Maryland two weeks ago and we also have a new addition to our family, Conor Michael, who is two and a half weeks old. Moving was a nightmare, I don’t recommend having a baby and moving in the same week. Things have calmed down some and I’m enjoying my new house and my new son.

From: Beth Leimbach Swanson <hbwws@aol.com> (1966)
Date: Sun, 14 Apr 2002
Subject: BOSOM BUDDIES Race Again!

For the 5^th year in a row, Bosom Buddies (team code “BBS”) will participate in the Komen National Race for the Cure on June 1^st. This walk/run starts at the Washington Monument grounds and will wind up back there with a post-race celebration and prize awards.

To register on-line for $30 before May 17, and have your t-shirt and number bib mailed to you, visit www.nationalraceforthecure.org. You can also register at 46 on-site locations (see listing on Race website) for $25 and pick up your t-shirt. Whichever way you register, please e-mail me so I can keep a tally on all who plan to come out and join Bill and me!

Get your family, co-workers and friends to join in! The spirit of the Race is very moving, and you will leave feeling that you have shown your support for breast cancer survivors and contributed to the fight to find a cure.

If you can’t join us, please consider making a contribution. Just use the Pledge form on the web site, and raise funds AND WIN PRIZES! Again, if you contribute, please use the team code “BBS”. All checks should be made out to “Komen National Race for the Cure”.

Hope to see you and your friends there! Let’s make this the BIGGEST Bosom Buddies team yet!!

Beth (Leimbach) Swanson - Class of ‘66

From: Tom Way <way@agora-net.com> (1980)
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 2002 08:58:41 –0500
Subject: Found a way (or made one)

Happy news...

After working for 10 years in Hollywood as, among other things, a joke writer, I have just completed penning my penultimate joke... a dissertation. I’m certain that my subconscious conceived of this joke: comedy writer leaves LA, curses and sweats for 8 years, earns his Ph.D. in Computer Science, ba-rum-bump pshhh! And so, after an 8-year set-up, I have reached the punch line and actually finished my Ph.D.! My defense is done. My three official copies on 20% cotton bond (with watermark) are signed and turned in. And I have begun catching up on sleep.

Although my topic was “Procedure Restructuring for Ambitious Optimization”, the most significant research result was actually a side effect of the process. I have calculated that I am roughly 6,000 hours short on sleep over the past 8 years, and have consumed approximately 6,000 cups of coffee in that same time. Conclusion: 1 cup of coffee equals 1 hours of sleep. Future work: We plan to avoid a follow-up study to confirm these results.

More importantly... in the past 8 years I have accumulated 3 children (with most of the work being done by my wife Laura). Emma is 8, Mellie is 3.5 and Ned is 1.017. For the past 4 years I have also worked full-time as a software engineer, and continue to do the occasional magic show for a roomful of screaming 7-year-old grabbie-yankie-gimme cub scouts. But, I digress.

What’s next? First, a nap. Then, possibly teaching (I interviewed for a job at Villanova). If that doesn’t work out, I may run for President. If there’s one thing that good ol’ Dubbya has reminded us of, it is this: Anybody can be President! Or maybe it’s: Shit floats.

So, in closing, I think it goes without saying.

From: Linda Prusinowski Trotta <MTrotta@aol.com> (1985/Wheaton)
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002
Subject: Update

I found out about the website from a fellow classmate.

Occupation: Homemaker, Spouse: Matthew, Children: One beautiful, mule headed little girl, Taylor who will be 4 June 2002. Grandchildren: Granchildren through Matt’s previous “life” - Dutin 20(?), Todd 19(?), Katy 14, Dylan 11, Sydney 7, Celeste 5, Reece 3

Memorable Incidents: Man, I was boring! Can’t think of anything other than having to split our class up for the senior year.

Since High School: I worked for a major printing company called Holiday-Tyler for close to 10 years where I advanced to Junior Accountant. I then worked for a furniture distributor and Jr. Acct. for several years before getting married to Matt in 1995. At that time I “retired” from working to plan our wedding and began to try for our daughter.

Future Plans: Live, Love and be happy!

Memorable Teacher: Mr. Clark, he made class fun and always had a smile.

There are more...and I will have to update later.

From: Robin Rosenberg Aiscowitz <RLRA4803@aol.com> (1979)
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002
Subject: Fellow Alums

My parents who still live in the same house in Rockville (August will be 37 years!!) are still in touch with Jean Salzano Scafidi, who happened to have babysat for my brother Jeffrey (a recent dad). Jeannie and her husband Tom live in Brookeville with their 2 kids. Unfortunately, Jeannie has MS, but she is doing OK (according to my mother). She also stays in touch with Patty Brown who lives in Erie, PA with her son Patrick.

From: Sidney Wharton <sidw46@bellsouth.net> (1964)
Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002
Subject: Update

I found out about the website through a Web Search.

Occupation: Retired Since High School: Special Education Teacher in the field of blind and visually impaired; retired in 1997 and moved to Key West in 1999.

Future Plans: Enjoy Paradise

Memorable Teacher: Mr. Thomas, for mentoring so many students.

From: Sandra Guardado <milpa@earthlink.net> (1983)
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002
Subject: Update

I found out about the website a long time ago from Diane Herz.

Occupation: Filmmaker, Spouse: Matthew Nelson, Children: Dante 11 months

Memorable Incidents: Not so much incidents, as people. Diana Sugg (most especially), Diane Herz, Crystal Walker, Beth Shaplin, and all the running buddies from the various classes we took together. Dr. Fleeger, Mrs. Rosen, Mr. Clarke, on and on.

Since High School: I graduated from Penn State U. with a very general arts degree, i.e. I had no idea what I wanted to do after 4 years of college. I did some public policy work in women’s reproductive issues for about 2 years. I then decided that I want to go to film school, so I applied to the University of Texas at Austin’s film school. I got in (!), although I must say if I tried to apply today, I wouldn’t even be considered because the applicants are so experienced these days. Once I graduated, I began working on documentaries. The last project I worked on, as coordinating producer/assistant editor, was a 3-hour biography on Governor George Wallace for the PBS series The American Experience. It won a Jury Prize in Writing at the Sundance Film Festival and recently won an Emmy for Excellence in Research. For now, the Emmy serves as a door stop at my house. I’m currently the editor for another documentary on the Texas prison system. Hopefully, next year, I’ll be working as co-producer on another documentary, which will explore the impact of migration on a small Mexican town and an American city. I love living in Austin. It’s a great town, not too big and not too small, although it is changing with the rise and fall of the high tech boom. There’s great music, great food and great people here. The only drawback is the interminable heat from May through October. I consider moving back east, but then all I have to do is think about the winters and the Beltway. However, I go back and visit often because my family is still in Maryland.

Future Plans: Live happily ever after in Texas with my husband and son, renovate our house, keep perfecting my film editing skills, make that one great documentary, and perhaps be lucky enough to have one more child.

Memorable Teachers: Dr. Fleeger - for teaching me to love literature.

Mrs. Rosen - for teaching me good grammar. Mr. Clarke - for existing.

From:      Daniel Maloy <pastord@one.net> (1983)
Date:       Wed, 24 Apr 2002
                Subkect: Update

I found out about the website from my brother.

Occupation: Youth Attendant/Youth Pastor, Spouse: Kimberly, Children: Zachary Maloy (12), Monica Maloy (9), Jessica Delaney (7), Gabriel Maloy (7), Dalton Delaney (5)

Since High School: I attended Virginia Tech for 3 years before going to Europe to try to race 10 speed bicycles. Upon returning, I moved to Albuquerque, NM and became an Albuquerque police officer in March of 1988. In 1995 I became a Violent Crimes detective in the Armed Robbery Unit. I left the police department in July of 1996 and moved to Rising Sun, IN and went to work in security for the Grand Victoria Casino & Resort for 4 years. In April of 1997, I was ordained as a minister of the gospel. On June 5^th, 1999 I married my wife Kim and in March of 2000 I became the pastor of Cross Plains Baptist Church. I am currently a youth attendant at the Dearborn County Juvenile Center as well as the President of the Southeast Indiana Youth Coalition. We just held a large youth crusade, YouthJam 2002, in the area and saw hundreds of lives.

Future Plans: I plan to continue to reach the youth of this area to help them find and reach their God given destiny for their lives. We are planning YouthJam 2003 as well as many other youth outreaches and hopefully a teen hotline among other things. I am also planning to finish a couple of books that I have been trying to write and do some traveling with my family.

Memorable Teacher: I remember Mr. Hill. I think I will remember him best because his math class was so challenging, but he also took the time to help me out when I was struggling so badly in his class. I will always remember the intensity that he had when he taught.

From: Stuart A. Maloy <smaloy1@netzero.net> (1985/Rockville)
Date: Wed, 24 Apr 2002
Subject: Update

I found out about the website through a search.

Occupation: Scientist, Spouse: Camie, Children: Rebecca Berry 14 years, Tess Maloy, 12 years

Memorable Incidents: Having awesome parties!!!

Since High School: attended college at CWRU. obtained BS, MS and PhD in materials science, staff member at Los Alamos National Laboratory. Cycling in spare time.

Future Plans: Enjoy life with my family

Memorable Teachers: Mr. Clarke (fun class, very organized), Mr. Black (excellent wrestling coach)

From: Dena Besoner Saunders <DSaunders@hrsa.gov>
Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002
Subject: Plans for Class of 72 30^th reunion

Class of 72: Plans are underway for our 30^th. I would like to throw this idea out to you and get some feedback. I thought doing a luau would be fun to do. I’m looking into local location and Hawaiian dancers to perform for us and then have them teach us the hula. I would love to see all the jocks up there doing this. I don’t know the costs yet. If all goes well we could do this mid August on a Saturday night. Other ideas are: The Outta the Way Cafe in Rockville area; Legends in Frederick for dancing. So let me know as soon as possible what you think of these ideas or if you have any ideas that you would like to do. So far I have 3 others who are offering help with this, ANYONE who wants to help me with this, I welcome the help. You can email me at my office or call me if you like. Also, if you know of any classmates who are missing, please contact them and let them know that plans are underway. Lets show the other classes that we know how to party down.

Peace and love
Dena Saunders
301 443-6315

From: dick prescott <dickpresco@aol.com> (1976)
Date: Thu, 25 Apr 2002
Subject: Update

Occupation: rn psych forensics, Spouse: sharon farias

Memorable Incident: passing

Since High School: military and prison nursing

Future Plans: continue with fertility experiments. Zero children after two catholic wives who are both one of ten.

Memorable Teachers: mr. clark and mr. boyd: i still use their outline methods on papers. mr. nawrocki: i always wear my seatbelt and have walked away from a couple of major accidents. mr. boteler for passing me in 12^th grade, i suspect at the insistence of other teachers. mr. brace for teaching the dynamics of what led up to wwI by using an antagonistic student (mitchell carr). dee rosenburg: supporting our exchange student michel lebret. miss mable thomas: judicious use of fear and the telephone.

From: Bob Lau <blau@viawest.net> (1976)
Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002
Subject: My Dad

Silly little news, but that which I am proud of, and for those classmates who know him.... my father, Grant Lau of Sacramento, CA, was presented with a flag flown over the Capitol (March 2, 2002) by Congressman Robert Matsui (D - 5^th District CA) last month in honor of his 70^th birthday (December 2001) and for his service with the Federal Government.

He served with the U.S. Army in Korea then entered Civil Service, working in DC with several agencies. He worked for the IRS as a Special Agent, then as an Inspector before transferring to the Department of Defense where he worked in the Pentagon for the Navy in Internal Security. He also served with the Department of Commerce and NOAA. He finished-up his career with Health and Human Services, from where he retired at the end of 1989 after thirty years of service.

My dad was extremely upset over the tragedy inflicted upon our nation by the events of September llth. The World Trade Center Towers were right in the section of New York City where he grew up and the Pentagon was where he worked—places where he spent part of his life.

From: Karen Lucinski O’Neill <Karen_R._O’Neill@hud.gov> (1970)
Date: Sat, 27 Apr 2002
Subject: Update

I found out about the website from my sister, who found it on the WEB.

Occupation: Project Manager (Federal Government), Children: Kevin 24, John 19

Memorable Incidents: The jukebox in the cafeteria, my twin sister (Kathy) name omitted from the yearbook!

Since High School: Married and moved to Florida. Divorced in 1992 and moved back here. Had two wonderful sons

Future Plans: Continue working until at least 65. I was recently promoted to a new position and I love it!

Other alums I know about? Kathy Lucinski James (married and living in the area) one girl 28

From:      Neal Pizzano <npizzano@erols.com> (1976)
Date:       Sun, 28 Apr 2002
Subject:                REPHSAA - The Alumni Association

ALL,

I hereby formally resign my position as President of the Robert E. Peary High School Alumni Association. The Association still exists, albeit somewhat static at this point in time.

This decision is based on the numerous changes that have taken place in my life, and the energies that they have demanded of me. My work has brought new responsibilities for me and a higher level of responsibility to the bottom line of our organizations success. I will be traveling from time to time to train new customers on our new technology of digital communications.

In my extra curricular activates in life, soccer has produced more opportunity for me to be involved with goalkeeping clinics for Montgomery Soccer, here in Maryland. I am working 3 hours each evening on Mondays and Wednesdays doing these clinics. I am also still assisting my brother with our WAGS Division 3 U-14 Girls team.

Lastly, The stresses of taking care of an elderly mother with Alzheimer’s continues to grow. Many of you have been there before me so you may know what I speak of. I am only dealing with the stage 2 level at this time, but the stress upon my father bears watching. I am his relief plug at this time.

I need to take a different role in life, so I am turning over the association to those still in charge and hope that somebody new can step up to the plate to lead the association on. Terry Brooks will be in charge for the interim, while I become the “Past President.” In the meantime, I will give what time I can to assist in projects, but cannot devote any time beyond that.

The Association was developed on the encouragement of our Principal, Dr. Dunn. At two different times he told me personally that we needed to form an association. After all, the “MSO” was a great means for all of us to communicate with, but it didn’t have the power to raise monies for us, and help us out beyond the bond of communication. With all of this in mind, I moved forward with this concept, with the help of some very great friends, Bob Lau, included. The concept became a reality in 1997. After more push to get it spooled up, it really blossomed with the Peary Homecoming 2000 event.

There are so many other ideas I would have loved to see started with this association, but I can’t do it all with the help of only a few, but very valuable friendships with some dedicated alumni.

We struggled to make it work and proved ourselves to the masses and to the neighborhood. Now it’s time for me to move on. I pass this on in the hopes that somebody else will see the association for what it can do for all of us. It’s your association. And yes, for those of you who were never sure, the association did give money in support of the MSO.

I will continue to work on the Happy Hour/Entertainment schedule that is posted on the MSO.

Respectfully yours,
Neal Pizzano
Class of 1976

Past President of the Robert E. Peary High School Alumni Association

*********** QUICK TAKES ***********

molly burnsky - Class of 1977 <molskynv@hotmail.com> I found out about the website from my SISTER.
Occupation: PHYSICAL THERAPY, REHAB TRAINER

Jim Hitchcock - Class of 1983 <jim.hitchcock@bigfoot.com> Occupation: Network Engineer, Spouse: Ann, Children: Stephanie - 9, Maria - 7, Andrew - 2

Marianne Murtaugh Hendler - Class of 1977 <memhen59@msn.com> Spouse: John, Children: Annie age 5, John age 3

Marcia Stahl Scott - Class of 1977 <msscottwg@aol.com> I found out about the website from a friend.
Occupation: Grants Administrator, Spouse: John, Children: Shane - 12, Troy - 10

Eli Blumenthal - Class of 1982 <eblumenthal@ieee.org> Occupation: Director, Business Development. Children: Rachel- 10, Stephen- 6

Felicia Ewell Gooding - Class of ‘86/(HS blank) <rlkkg@yahoo.com> Spouse: Richard (Class of ?), Children: Kaitlynn 12, Kayla 11, Memorable Incident: I met my husband there.

Keith Weinberger - Class of 1978 <keithw@cybersec-inc.com> Occupation: Consultant, Spouse: Risa

Scot W. Hottel - Class of 1982 <HottelSK@aol.com> I found out about the website through an email from Karen Creel and Classmates.com.
Occupation: Project Manager, Spouse: Kellie, Children: Brittany Amber - 1 year old

Christopher Richard Manco, Sr. - Class of 1977 <dmanco1@netscape.net> Occupation: Mason Contractor, Spouse: Dolores, Children: Jessica-21, Stephanie-19, Christopher Jr.-15, Lauren-7

Dan Cannon - Class of 1973 <dcanoriko@msn.com> Occupation: new home sales, Spouse: Noriko

Daniel Dodgen - Class of 1974 <pilsner@xecu.net> I found out about the website from a friend of my wife.
Occupation: Service Manager, Spouse: Mary Jane

Brett Tobiassen - Class of 1977 <bt8n@nih.gov> I found out about the website while browsing.
Occupation: account executive/food broker, Spouse: bridgette

Debbie Moore - Class of 1976 <damoore58@earthlink.net> Occupation: Administrative

KEVIN BOTSFORD - Class of 1968 <no e-mail address submitted> I found out about the website FROM TOM PRESTWICH. Occupation: INVESTMENT ADVISER, Spouse: ELAINE Children: STACIE AND BETH. Other alums I know about: PHIL DOCCOLO, TOWSON MARYLAND

Terry Lane Cutting - Class of 1969 <tkcutting@yahoo.com> I found out about the website from Classmates.com.
Occupation: Sales, Spouse: Douglas, Children: Candace Parker 32, Douglas Jr. 28, Paul 23, Grandchildren: Tyler 3 and Kaelin 20 months and one due in June. Since High School: Raising my family and just enjoying life

Alison Mitchell - Class of 1972 <alison1154@aol.com> I found out about the website through word of mouth.
Occupation: mortgage banker, Children: 2 boys, 12 & 19

Stephannie Hawkins Marshall - Class of ‘85/Wheaton <stephannie@tzg.com> I found out about the website from the Wheaton alumni web site. Spouse: David, Children: Son - Dallas age 4

Kathleen A. Harper - Class of 1971 <kharper@mchsi.com> Occupation: Student! Significant Other: Larry, Children: Joseph W. Chancey - 31!!!!

Alfred “Tony” Tomasello <ttomasello@ci.gaithersburg.md.us> (1977) How I found out about the website? e-mailed by a friend. Occupation: Government, Spouse: Susan, Children: Matthew 18, Stephanie 16, Andrew 10; Since High School: family, work, golf, travel; Future Plans:family, work, golf, travel

DEBORAH CUMMINGS BOUTSELIS - Class of 1978 <DBOUTSELIS@MITLENDING.COM> I found out about the website from FAMILY. Occupation: MORTGAGE BANKING, Spouse: PETE, Children: BROOKE AGE 12, CAITLIN AGE 9

Alyson Berman Holzinger Class of 1982 <aaa4ever@aol.com>
Occupation: Medical Transcriptionist, Spouse: Andrew, Children: (Stepdaughter) Stephanie 10, Twins, boy/girl: Max and Sabrina 2 ½

Govanni Tritch Kassing - Class of 1973 <gkassing4@cs.com> I found out about the website through a search. Occupation: Nurse, Significant Other: Jamie, Children: David Knapstein 23, Christopher Knapstein 21, Jeffrey Knapstein 19, Andrew Kassing (Deceased in 1998)

Kathleen Niepsey - Class of 1968 <OceanB54@aol.com> Occupation: Labor Organizer

Lawrence C. Horne - Class of 1968 <brass8000@yahoo.com> Occupation: retired, Spouse: Joyce, Children: four boys, Grandchildren: not yet. Since High School: Viet Nam, College, California Highway patrol, retirement. Future Plans: more retirement, Memorable Teacher: Miss Santana Dressed in black

Patricia Horne Bailey - Class of 1967 <i4getmetoo@yahoo.com> I found out about the website from my brother.
Occupation: Administrator, Cardiology Medical Group; Significant Other: Jim Conn, Children: Brian 34, Christopher 27, Grandchildren: Dean 7, Diana 4, Since High School: Working, raising a family. Future Plans: Remarriage, retirement, golf

Sharon D. Ramirez - Class of 1982 <dorelle2001@yahoo.com> I found out about the website while surfing. Occupation: attorney, Memorable Teachers: Mr. Kail, Mr. Gibbs and Mr. Clarke - I had the most fun in their classes. They had outrageous personalities.

John “Jack” Hessman Jr. - Class of 1977 <HDTOWING@AOL.COM> I found out about the website from friends.

Joan Speelman Reid - Class of 1977 <Rnjmreid@cs.com> I found out about the website from my sister. Occupation: RN, Children: Robert 14, Nick 11, Mike 10. Since High School: Working at the county jail, raising my 3 sons, going to school.

James Stewart - Class of 1977 <pawpaw2us@yahoo.com> I found out about the website from a friend. Occupation: foreman, Spouse: Debbie, Children: Married for 25 years to (debbie Vollmer) Daughter.s Kristi(24)Traci(23) Jennifer(22) Jamie(15), Grandchildren: Elexcia 4

Patti Drury Matthews - Class of 1982 <patti.matthews@bankofamerica.com> Occupation: Community Reinvestment/Banking, Spouse: Greg, Children: Beth 21

Karen Fasiska Hobson - Class of 1972 <CosmoK522@msn.com> I found out about the website from outside contacts.
Occupation: Office Manager, Children: Tory (son) 22 years, Lauren (daughter) 19 years. Since High School: Moved out to Frederick County, raised a family, and now back to Montgomery County.

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