68 Ransom Everglades LOG FALL 2026 Class Notes 2011 Luz Stella Perez de Corcho moved in August from the RE advancement office to a new position as performing arts teacher at the middle school. The advancement team under Director of Advancement Vicki Carbonell Williamson ’88 wished her the absolute best before she departed, noting: “We’ll certainly miss her daily presence in our office, but we’re delighted that she isn’t too far away and will continue to be an incredible alum and class ambassador!” Additionally, see Faculty Notes, Kevin Escalera ’09 and Emilia Lirman ’12 Isabella Ulloa, see Joaquin de Soto ’07 William Hector, see Emilia Lirman ’12 2012 Jamie Halula graduated in May with her dual Master of Healthcare Administration and Master of Business Administration (MHA-MBA) from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Jamie is excited to continue her career designing health promotion programs as a Strategic Advancement Advisor for CenterWell. Emilia Lirman joined the second annual Coconut Grove Theatre Festival as a Show Director. As Founder and Creative Director, William Hector ’11 launched the festival in 2025 with the mission to “bring theatre back to the Grove” and uses Class of 2011 celebrated its 15-Year Reunion this year! the stage to showcase new work by local artists. Kyla Balkan and Luz Stella Perez de Corcho ’11 attended the festival in support of their fellow Raiders. The four of them reminisced about their time at RE performing in theatre productions throughout middle and high school. Nadim Wahab and his brother, Najib Wahab ’10, spent the summer together cheering on The Beautiful Game. Here they are at the World Cup semifinal match between France and England. Nico Cantor continues to make his mark as one of soccer’s rising media voices with CBS Sports Golazo. This summer, he embarked on an ambitious 41-day, 11,000-mile bus journey across the United States, visiting all 11 FIFA World Cup host cities and communities while also attending 15 matches. More than just covering the game, Nico set out to experience the diverse soccer cultures that are shaping the sport across the country. His coast-to-coast adventure offered a unique look at the passion and excitement surrounding soccer in the U.S. as the nation welcomed the world’s biggest tournament. Jamila Stephens, see Wendell Graham ’74 Important Alumni Links RE Alumni Webpage: www.ransomeverglades.org/alumni REconnect: www.realumniconnect.org Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/ ransomevergladesalumni Instagram: www.instagram.com/ ransomevergladesalumni LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/groups/59316 Submit Class Notes for Spring 2027 at: bit.ly/RE-class-notes
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