RE Log Fall 2019

72 Ransom Everglades LOG FALL 2019 Class Notes Franklin Einspruch writes, “Nina MacLaughlin wrote about ‘Regarding Th.at’ in today’s Boston Globe , com- mending its ‘beautiful minimalist trea- sures in unexpected combination.’ Check out page N12 or read it online. Quite a few people have expressed an inter- est in acquiring work from the comic. By request, I’ve opened a pre-order on a suite of screen prints from ‘Maenad.’ More on that here at bit.ly/2Pfan5N . Additional information is at the blog at bit.ly/2ZxglxB . ” Annie Flipse writes, “This is Abigail Grace Flipse (Abby Flipse) my niece. Born: 12/17/18. Thomas Flipse ’77 is the father.” Annie and Abigail are pictured with Annie’s mother, former RE trustee Dr. Ann Flipse. Fleur Lobree was appointed in April 2019 to the Third District Court of Appeal. Fleur, originally of Indiana, previously served as a Circuit Court Judge and a County Court Judge in the 11th Judicial Circuit. She received her bachelor’s degree from Florida State University and her law degree from University of Miami School of Law. She filled the vacancy caused by the elevation of Florida Supreme Court Justice Robert Luck. Robin Van de Kreeke writes, “The Van de Kreeke broth- ers ( Robin ’86, Monkey ’88 ) will be again heading to Dana Point, Calif., for the Annual Surf Competition, Nov. 23-24, sponsored by their side gig, The Rashie Company. The event raises funds for Surfers Healing, a non-profit that helps children with autism. We’d love to see RE alums join us for a great cause. Details at https:// www.surfingsantacontest.org/ .” 1987 Class Agents: Adriana Atwill (lafuente@bellsouth.net ), Todd Poses (tsposes@aol.com) , Jodie Weitzer Rozencwaig (jodierozen@mac.com ), Vanessa Steinberg (vanessa@trialworks.com ) You will remember “High Tide” from Class of 1987 high school days; the still- awesome band provided live music for the Alumni Spring Reception. A huge thank you to Tommy Balzebre, Donald Lutton and Billy Hirschman (pictured L-R) for their participation in the evening. It was a highlight! Lori Burnstine, see Christina Proenza-Coles ’88 and Jodie Weitzer Rozencwaig ’87 Francesca Candid, see Christina Proenza-Coles ’88 and Jodie Weitzer Rozencwaig ’87 Tania Dominguez’s son Lucas Miner ’20 competed in the Jeopardy Teen Tournament in June. Lucas finished first in his quarterfinal and semifinal rounds, then competed in the two-day final to earn third overall among the 15 competi- tors from around the country. During his three days of competition, Lucas cor- rectly answered 69 questions and missed only 13. He took home a $25,000 prize. Sarah Gelsanliter Risi , see Christina Proenza-Coles ’88 Jodie Weitzer Rozencwaig writes, “Several members of the Class of 1987 met up in Colorado this sum- mer! Photographed in Telluride (L-R) are Ethan Rozencwaig ’17, Richard Rozencwaig, Jodie, Scott Evans, Lori Burnstine, Francesca Candid and Kevin Chinoy with their son Giacomo on the bike. Several continued on with