Class of '85 News!


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Jan 17, 2001
Wow! almost two months without any news posted... sorry about that. I hope you all had a wonderful New Year. I had a great time getting drenched in Copacabana while watching the fireworks! A garrafa de champagne ajudou a esquecer a chuva forte que caia na nossa cara...

As usual our trip to Rio was intense and quick, just one week. Anelise and I spent a lot of time with our families and seeing old friends. We had a chopp with Frau Castro and her daughter, Maria Teresa (87) at Guimas at the São Conrado Fashion Mall. Maria Teresa is the Activities Director at EA now and she brought along her 3 month old (and very cute) baby. Ruth Castro (86) was also there and we got a chance to meet her daughter too. It was a fun and "relaxante" afternoon. I couldn't believe it had been almost fifteen years since I had last seen them... They looked pretty much the same and it felt like we had just seen each other a year or so ago.

I had planned on seeing Ursula in Rio, but we weren't able to meet. We'll have to try again another time. There was some sort of trend going on here. Upon arriving in NY, I got a call from Bruce, who was in Rio (!), and wanted to meet up... He was going to come through NY on his way to LA, but those plans also fizzled. Helene actually was here in NY for two days. We were supposed to get together with Bettina, but after a long and frustrating game of phone tag, Helene went back to Sweden without seeing anyone. :¬(

I was able, though, to go out to dinner with Rui and his wife, Lisa while they were in NY. They are enjoying their stay in London and are planning a few short trips throughout Europe. They recently went to Paris and had a blast.

As many of you know, Ulf recently moved to East Timor. He is working with an organization called IOM (International Organization for Migration) and is assisting the safe return of refugees to that devastated country. On his way there he stopped in Tokyo and got together with Pablo Kato and Jun Aoyagi. I'm waiting for the pictures to post them on the site.

I was also contacted by Bruce Stirling about a new Alumni Newsletter EA is going to put out. I don't have any details, but it seems that it will be a regular thing. I'll let you know as soon as I hear more about it.


Well that's it for today.

Abraços,

Mark

Posted by Mark on Saturday, December 07, 2002 at 12:49 Comments (0)

Nov 26, 2000
Stelleo and his wife Andrea, just had a baby girl! Her name is Julia. Congratulations Stelleo!!!
Read his email in the Guestbook.

From Stelleo:

Desculpe a corujice, mas para os amigos que solicitaram fotos da Júlia, vocês poderão encontrá-las em:
 
http://photos.yahoo.com/tolda
 
Stelleo--

Posted by Mark on Saturday, December 07, 2002 at 12:48 Comments (0)

Nov 19, 2000
This just in:

Ricardo and his wife are the proud parents of a baby boy. His name is Oliver and he was born on October 20th. Congratulations Ricardo!!!!

Ulf is moving to East Timor. He will let us know more about this major change in his life once he gets there. He will be stopping in Japan to meet with Pablo.

We've had several new members join our site Diana, Delly, Jessica, & Christianne. Jessica & Diana have also sent in detailed letters of what they've been up to these years. You can read them in full in our Guestbook.


Posted by Mark on Saturday, December 07, 2002 at 12:46

Nov 1, 2000
If you haven't noticed yet, the site has had a tremendous overhaul and we finally have an address we can easily remember www.earj85.com. Loads of new pictures have been added and new features will be coming soon! Let me know what you want for the site and maybe your wishes might come true...

Ursula and Carlão were the only members of our class to attend the EA Reunion in Paissandu. They had a blast and made me regret not having gone. You can read Carlão's account on our guestbook, and Ursula sent in several photos. It's a must see! Click on the question mark to read her account of the event.

Rui has moved to sunny London... he tells me that he hasn't used his raincoat once!

Ah, one last bit of news: You have a new webmaster heading this site. I want to thank Brian for having originated this project, and made it possible for so many of us to meet again and have our own space on the web. Thanks Brian!

Well, this is it for today. I'll be waiting for your emails. :¬)

Abraços,

Mark
Posted by Mark on Saturday, December 07, 2002 at 12:43

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