54 Ransom Everglades LOG SPRING 2026 Class Notes 2014 Cheyenne Range shared, “Those who know me best know how deeply I care about uplifting children, strengthening their resilience and reminding young girls that they can truly do anything. As a young girl, I was fortunate to be surrounded by fierce women who showed me what was possible, and I carry that with me every day. “I’m honored to join the board of Girls on the Run - DC and to help ensure that every girl in our community knows no goal is too big. Sometimes all it takes is that first step, which can turn into the confidence to run toward any dream.” 2015 CJ Joseph visited campus and had time to catch up with cherished RE faculty and staff. Pictured with Daisy Armas. Cole McWilliams, see Anthony Abraham ’08 Cheyenne at the end-of-year 5k for Girls on the Run - DC Pictured above: Members of RE’s Class of 2015 at their 10-year milestone reunion during the Young Alumni Reception on Thanksgiving week. Nati Sheppard, see Lauren Archer ’16 2016 Lauren Archer writes, “Since graduating from RE, I attended Dartmouth College, where I earned a degree in economics and continued my track/cross country career as a Division I athlete for four years. Postcollege, I’ve loved staying competitive through club running and now compete with the New York Athletic Club. Two highlights include competing in the 125th Boston Marathon and achieving a sub3-hour marathon personal record. This past fall, I was thrilled to marry Mitchell Haroldson in Miami on November 8. One of the most meaningful moments of the day was taking our first-look-photos on the Ransom Everglades campus at La Brisa, a place that will always hold special memories. It was also incredibly special to celebrate alongside Sophia Petros and Nati Sheppard ’15, who were bridesmaids. Mitchell and I now live on the Upper West Side in New York City, where we both work in finance, and we feel so grateful to remain connected to the RE community.” Sofia Reyes, see story on page 38. Nicole Roederer and Max Weiss ’12, Co-Chairs of RE’s Young Benefactor Circle Committee, hosted an amazing Smash & Social event (pictured above) — bringing together alumni for a night of friendly padel matches and great company. This group of leaders lives out The RE Way with its commitment to Support & Community. See the story on page 38. 2017 Jacke Roederer, see the story on page 38. Imari Sandoval writes, “I have the pleasure of working for the 11th Judicial Circuit of Florida in the Family Division of General Magistrates.” 2018 Joshua Williams, see Wendell Graham ’74 Submit Class Notes for Fall 2026 at: bit.ly/RE-class-notes Young Benefactor Circle Smash & Social Event
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