RE Log Fall 2026

70 Ransom Everglades LOG FALL 2026 2013 Khambrel Roach and Julian Marx have turned a lifelong friendship into an inspiring success story. Together, they co-authored Slow & Teddy: A Turtle’s Tale, a middle-grade novel about a determined turtle chasing his dream of becoming a championship quarterback despite the odds. Now, their story is coming to life as an animated film, written and produced by Khambrel and Julian and directed by Brent Homman, a former Disney animation director whose credits include the Oscar-winning film Big Hero 6, Moana, Bolt, Raya and the Last Dragon, Tangled and other major titles. Congratulations to these two Raiders on this incredible milestone! Follow along on Instagram @slow_and_teddy Class Notes Khambrel and Julian with copies of their published book Khambrel and Julian with local elementaryage students after a reading of their new book Slow & Teddy: A Turtle’s Tale. Jon Hamm with Diego Aldarondo Diego Aldarondo caught up with Director of Instrumental Music Jon Hamm. Diego is a research neuroscientist with Fauna Robotics, where he helps develop new technology. He credits his jazz education for his holistic approach to life and continues to play jazz piano and tenor sax while living in New York City with his wife. 2014 Cheyenne Range, see Wendell Graham ’74 2015 Alec Allmon, see Alyssa Lloret ’16 Cole McWilliams, see Michael Toccin ’03 2016 10-Year Reunion April 2027 Nicole Roederer, see Allan Serviansky ’99 Alyssa Lloret and Alec Allmon ’15 met at RE and shared a psychology class together with former RE teacher Ellen Samimy. They reconnected after college through their mutual friend Daniel Tannenbaum ’15. Alyssa and Alec married on April 18, 2026, and celebrated with friends and family in Miami! Their close friends from RE gathered to celebrate them. It was a beautiful day! 2017 Debbie Ajagbe alongside RE middle schooler, Savannah Davis ’31. Debbie still holds two throwing event records with RE track and field – and Savannah is a rising star in field events! See more on page 41. 2019 Luisa Guarco and her middle school teacher, Joe Mauro, found time to catch up this summer while both were in New York.

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