I can't believe how many people I recognize and I hope some of you remember me.  In my 'Now' picture I'm with my brother's wife & children (Rick Samans UD Class of '76) at their home in Geneva, Switzerland - I am the hot chick in blue (lol).

After college, I did live in the Philly area for awhile but soon moved due to business to Long Island, NY.  I got married and had a beautiful daughter, Kristin, who married her college sweetheart a year ago.

After 15 years on LI and a divorce, Kristin and I moved to the DC area where we lived in Potomac and Bethesda Maryland; Ashburn and Alexandria Virginia.

I've spent my life in sales as a leader and mentor to many sales teams in the technology field, software and services.  Now I am back in NY in my own consultancy business, playing a lot of golf and loving life!

I wish I could fly home for the event, but will be here in Kenya.  I welcome hearing from old friends and am enjoying reading about all of you!  



A brief update: 

married for 32 years, 

4 kids spread out between ages 30 and 14,

moved to Uganda in '85, 

living in Kenya for 10 years, 

presently working as a nurse with children and families in the slums of Nairobi and in the displaced peoples camps which were set up in January this year after post-election violence displaced 500,000 Kenyans. 

I'm excited about my daughter's wedding this summer in Fort Washington, and enjoying the last child at home who is a delightful teen boy, a leukemia cancer servivor. 

Hello all,
I've been teaching in Cheltenham since college graduation.  Most of my career has been spent in 1st grade.  I have been married to Skip (Don) Cashore (also UD '73) for 29 years.  I appreciate all the organization for this event!   Looking forward to contacting long lost friends!!