Class of 2004

Deborah Finkelstein is director of visitor experience at Castle in the Clouds, a mountaintop estate in Moultonborough, New Hampshire, that’s open seasonally to the public. Anna (Natsume) Gribben and husband Brandon announce the birth of their second child, Asa Rowan. Born on Valentine’s Day in Seattle, the baby enjoyed a lot of family time with his parents and big sister Noa during the COVID-19 lockdown. Matthew Harris is a doctor of emergency medicine at Children’s Hospital Colorado. He was featured in a Denver Post article that highlighted his frightening bout with COVID-19 and his subsequent return to the front lines to fight the pandemic. Dara Wald is the co-author of “Cats and Conservationists.” Published by Purdue University Press in March, the book is the first multidisciplinary analysis of the heated debate over letting cats roam freely.

Painting of a man wearing a shirt with red stars, lying with the side of his head pushed against the ground by the knee of a figure wearing blue pants, against a wall with red stripes.

AMERICAN TRAGEDY: Marlon Forrester ’04, born in Guyana and raised in Boston, created “Protester23” (oil stick on paper) to honor those who have died while under police control. Forrester earned an MFA from the Yale School of Art in 2010.

Submit a Class Note