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SPRING 2025 Ransom Everglades LOG 57 2001 Alex Hernandez-Fumero , see Michelle Nahmad ’10 Todd Gross , see Jonathan Mirabito ’97 2002 Paul Natland , see Zack Buttrick ’20 2003 Marc Bernstein , see Nick Ferber ’86 Under faculty advisor Jenny Gragg Carson , RE’s Future Lawyers Club (FLC) and Gender and Sexuality Association (GSA) heard from attorney Lauren Zimmerman , who spoke to them virtually to share insights from her inspiring legal journey and dedication to First Amendment issues, especially focusing on banned books in Florida. Lauren, a partner at Selendy Gay in New York, discussed her impactful pro bono work, highlighting her case on banned books, including her representation of the book, And Tango Makes Three . She advised the aspiring lawyers in Jenny’s class to pursue law only if they’ve genuinely explored and enjoyed what it means to be in the field, rather than treating it merely as a logical choice. To GSA members, Lauren delivered an empowering message – that they continue standing up for what they believe in and embrace their authentic selves. She noted that the existence of a GSA now signals significant progress, even amidst this moment of social backlash. Charlotte Cassel , see Marissa Gimelstein ’06 Laura Greer Haim , see Alumni Community Gathering 1997 Jonathan Truppman writes, “My wife, Tila Allemann, and I quickly doubled our family size with the birth of our son, Sonam Eliyahu Truppman, and daughter, Tashi Naomi Truppman. In Tibetan (and life), their names represent forms of good fortune: merit and auspiciousness, respectively. Good luck to us!” Tashi Naomi Truppman and Sonam Eliyahu Truppman For more information, visit https://bit.ly/REGivingSocieties The Harry Anderson ’38 Loyalty Society honors our loyal donors of 10 or more consecutive years of giving to The Fund for Ransom Everglades. Giving Societies of The Fund for Ransom Everglades recognizes the generous circle of leadership donors whose philanthropic support elevates the school year after year. These leadership gifts foster a strong culture of philanthropy and reinforce the value of an RE education. The 1903 Society recognizes graduates between the classes of 2009 - 2024 who give at a leadership level of $1,500 or more to The Fund for Ransom Everglades. YBC donors have a shared commitment to fostering a lasting legacy while empowering the next generation of leaders. The Young Benefactor Circle (YBC) Future Lawyers of America club