Class of 1987
Reunion 2007
Our 20th reunion will take place on June 8-10, 2007.
Click on the following links for reunion information.
Please help us create a great Record Book by taking
a few minutes to share your thoughts and dreams with
your classmates.
Letter from Record Book Chair
(PDF format - requires Adobe Acrobat to view.)
Personal Page
Click here to access a Word version of the Personal
Page template. Please keep your text, pictures, and
artwork on one page within the delineated space and
email the completed page to InFullBloom87@maine.rr.com.
Or, print it and mail your page to Debbie Gifford
Hastings, 40 Carroll St., Falmouth, ME 04105.
Order Form
(PDF format - requires Adobe Acrobat to view.)
Reunion Survey
Click here to participate in our anonymous survey.
You should be able to complete this web-based survey
in 5 minutes or less. The summary results will be
reported in the Record Book. We value your feedback!
Classmate Spotlight
Just Who Is Running Our 20th Reunion This June?
Our 20th Reunion Chair is Rose Abello.
Vital Stats
Residence: Seattle, Washington
Family: single; no kids; no pets; a few plants and
lots of friends
Occupation: public relations in the
travel & tourism
industry
Hobbies: most things outdoors – skiing;
snowboarding; biking; hiking; swimming; then some
indoor things like
reading; theater; museums
Thoughts on Wellesley, Accomplishments and Life
I am so incredibly proud of my friends and colleagues
from Wellesley and the choices each has made. One
of the things I value the most about my connection
to Wellesley is the support and strength we receive
from and provide to each other. So for that, thank
you.
Things I have learned since the last reunion:
-- To cherish my 40s. It is like being 20, but with
some money
-- Every one has something special to offer
-- Enjoy life, today and each day
-- To truly appreciate nature: A beautiful sunrise – or
even a rain shower -- is a gift for me to treasure.
Just dress appropriately.
-- I have so much still to learn
What I am most proud of:
-- My friendships – especially the ones that
have lasted for decades and the ones that span continents
and oceans
-- That I can hang out with my Wellesley friends and
it’s like we’re back at college
-- Starting a program that benefits Susan G. Komen
for the Cure that has raised more than $300,000 in
one year and has been expanded through the parent company
of where I work. It should raise well over $1 million
by this time next year
-- Making a difference in my community
-- That I always have loved, and still truly love my
parents – even when they visit for 6+ weeks each
summer
--The rush I get from a job well-done
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