1980s
Amy Scanlan '86 has been living in Denver, Colorado, ever since finishing her residency in family medicine there in 1999. Twenty-five years on, she still sees patients one day a week, in addition to serving as chief medical officer for Trinsic, a clinically integrated network in the area. Amy and her husband, Dave, have two children: Cole, who recently graduated from Savannah College of Art and Design, and Maggie, a sophomore at Northeastern.
April 2025
Last month in Austin, TX, Jonathan Schwartz ’86, Laura Broderick ’89 and Suzanne (Broderick) Condron ’92 reunited at the B’not Mitzvah of a mutual friend’s twin daughters. "It’s a small world, made even better by unexpectedly meeting great people," reflected Jonathan after the happy coincidence.
March 2025
Congratulations to Christian Peacox ’89, who was elected as Carlsbad, CA’s city treasurer in November, following his first-ever run for public office. “Reflecting on my time as a student at ASL, I am grateful for how it shaped my worldview and inspired me to pursue goals that once seemed out of reach,” Christian writes
February 2025
We recently enjoyed a campus visit from Mark Pearson ’80 as he made his way back to the US after spending a great weekend in Rome with five ASL rugby teammates! The group played together on the varsity team between 1977 and 1980, and frequently make time to get away together. (This was their 11th trip!) This year, the group got to see Italy defeat Wales in the Six Nations match on 8 February, and comprised Mark, Scott Mason ’79, Tom Dickson ’80, Chuck Rhea ’80, Raul Biancardi ’80 and Todd Scorah ’79.
February 2025
Mark Muratore ’88 is happily living in Fredericksburg, Virginia, with his wife, Heather. He retired from active duty in the US Marine Corps in 2015, and has been working for the Marines at Quantico ever since.
January 2025