RE Log - Fall 2021

64 Ransom Everglades LOG FALL 2021 Class N e Robert Rothrock writes, “I am thrilled to be back in Miami along with my wife, Rachel, and our two young sons. I completed my residency training in neurosurgery at the Mount Sinai Health System in NYC and spine fellowships at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and the University of Miami. In August, I’m joining Baptist Health South Florida, where I will specialize in surgery of the entire spine. Hope to see many of you and to reconnect with the entire Ransom Everglades community.” 2005 Class Agents: Wifredo Fernandez (wifredo.fernandez@gmail.com ), Hillary Hertzberg (hillary@thejills.com ), Daniel Lafuente (dmlafuente87@gmail.com ), Lara Levi Lauria (laraslevi@gmail.com ) Valerie Gadala-Maria and her husband, Zubin Alemo, welcomed a daughter, Farah Mariana, on November 22, 2020, in New York City. Jimmy Garmendia married Katie Brown on February 27, 2021, at the Key Biscayne Yacht Club surrounded by their immediate family. While they were disappointed to postpone their wedding reception, Katie and Jimmy are thor- oughly enjoying married life and are so grateful that they were able to exchange vows on their original date. They look forward to celebrating with more family and friends in 2022! Emily Silverman , see Tara Narula ’93 . Emily writes, “I’m the founder/host of The Nocturnists , a medical storytelling live show and podcast that aims to trans- form the culture of medicine. During the COVID-19 outbreak, we collected over 700 audio diary clips from healthcare workers, which will be archived at the U.S. Library of Congress as a historical document.” 2006 Class Agents: Maggie Crosland (maggie.crosland@gmail.com) , Alejandra de la Cruz (ale.delacruz@gmail.com ), Marissa Schwartz Gimelstein (marissalorenschwartz@gmail.com ), Sebastian Gregg (sebastian.gregg@gmail.com) , Cristina Sanchez (cristina.t.sanchez@gmail.com ) Courtney Lenner Comroe writes, “My husband, Sean Comroe, and I welcomed the birth of our son, Ethan Harris, on February 2, 2021. We currently live in Fort Lauderdale. I work at American Express in Sunrise. Sean recently com- pleted his MBA in finance from Nova Southeastern University.” Maggie Crosland finished her PhD in the History of Art at the Courtauld Institute of Art in London in the spring of 2021. After six years in London, she has recently moved to St. Louis, where she is now the joint Postdoctoral Fellow in Late Medieval Art at Washington University and the Saint Louis Art Museum. At Washington University, she will be designing and teaching courses on medieval art history and, at the Saint Louis Art Museum, she will be curating a permanent installation on the Global Middle Ages.