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Class Notes updated through May 24, 2023

1957

Joe Merritt, Rich Coan and Phil Shaw Jr. got together with their wives in Coral Gables, Florida, for lunch. A good time was had by all reliving memories of times past and challenges going forward. 

 

1965W

 

The Rev. Frank A Edmands II writes: “It has been over a half century since my graduation from Wilbraham Academy! I am well, now a retired Episcopal priest living in Columbus, Ohio, with my dream woman from Northern California, the Rev. Lynn Carter-Edmands. We just celebrated our 42nd wedding anniversary. We have enjoyed our journey from coast to coast practicing our vocations and now settled in the heartland. Suggested springtime good reading: "Defending Alice," a recent novel of love and race in the roaring ’20s written by my classmate Richard Stratton. In the late ’90s, Lynn and I served as Chaplains, Teachers, Coaches and Dorm Parents at Trinity Pawling School, New York, complete with 265 teenaged boys – a blessed and fulfilling experience. So, I deeply appreciate and understand the dedicated work that your staff, teachers and coaches are offering to the academy (24/7).” 

 

2000

Matt Hill has been working for GM Financial, the Automotive Finance Company of General Motors, for the last 16 years, living and working in the U.S., Europe and Latin America – and now is on assignment with his family in Shanghai, China, in GM’s Joint Venture SAIC-GMAC since Aug. 2022.

 

2004

Colin Cook ’04 married Brianna Panarese on May 6, 2023, in Holyoke, Massachusetts. More than 20 Academy graduates and faculty connections were present.

 

2017 

Cameron Curtland recently married, as of April 30, Paula Fuentes ’18, now known as Paula Curland!

 

2020

Matt Shaw, an infielder for the University of Maryland baseball team, recently won the Big 10 Player of the Year award for College Baseball and is a semifinalist for the Golden Spike Award, which is awarded to the top amateur baseball player in the nation. You can vote for Matt (up to 25 times per day) by clicking here.