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Laurie Abkemeier (Munroe)
Marital status:
Divorced
Children:
2
Occupation:
Literary Agent
Amy Ackley (Reed)
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Marital status:
Married
Occupation:
Teacher
Comment:
Living in SoCal with my husband and two dogs. We love camping, dirt biking, and traveling. I currently teach 5th grade.
Living in SoCal with my husband and two dogs. We love camping, dirt biking, and traveling. I currently teach 5th grade.
Ronald Binion
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Occupation:
Puppet Artist for TV/Film
Comment:
I have been living and working in New York for over 20 years as a puppet artist, but over the years I have also worked on many projects overseas. I spent 3.5 years working in Iceland on the children's television show "LazyTown". Last year I spent time in Tanzania and Uganda working on a Ugandan television show that deals with social issues called "Chicken and Chips". I also worked on the Amazon show "The Tick", and puppeteered the character "Slimer" in the recent Ghostbusters film (sorry it wasn't that good). I have been doing a lot more work with humanitarian organizations using puppetry to communicate health and social messages.
I can't believe we are staring at the reality of a 30 year reunion! I'm still trying to accept that we had a 20 year reunion. Thanks for looking at my profile, and I hope you are doing well and might possibly see you at the Reunion.
Big thanks to the organizers!
I have been living and working in New York for over 20 years as a puppet artist, but over the years I have also worked on many projects overseas. I spent 3.5 years working in Iceland on the children's television show "LazyTown". Last year I spent time in Tanzania and Uganda working on a Ugandan television show that deals with social issues called "Chicken and Chips". I also worked on the Amazon show "The Tick", and puppeteered the character "Slimer" in the recent Ghostbusters film (sorry it wasn't that good). I have been doing a lot more work with humanitarian organizations using puppetry to communicate health and social messages.
I can't believe we are staring at the reality of a 30 year reunion! I'm still trying to accept that we had a 20 year reunion. Thanks for looking at my profile, and I hope you are doing well and might possibly see you at the Reunion.
Big thanks to the organizers!
Tosha Bowling (Martins)
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Marital status:
Married
Children:
1
Occupation:
Insurance Agent
Comment:
Happy to be involved in our Humboldt County community. Still a car girl. Enjoy going to Motorsport events with my husband and son.
Happy to be involved in our Humboldt County community. Still a car girl. Enjoy going to Motorsport events with my husband and son.
Buffy Cass (Timmons)
Marital status:
Married
Children:
3
Occupation:
Organ Procurement Nurse
Jaison Chand
Marital status:
Married
Children:
2
Occupation:
Paramedic
Antonia Crane (Antonia Crane)
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Marital status:
Single
Occupation:
Writer, Professor, Stripper
Comment:
Antonia Crane is the author of the memoir, “Spent” (Barnacle Books, Rare Bird Lit, 2014). She is a writing instructor, stripper and activist in Los Angeles. She has written for The New York Times, The Believer, The Toast, Playboy, Cosmopolitan, HuffPo, Salon.com, The Rumpus, Electric Literature, DAME, The Establishment, The Los Angeles Review, Quartz: The Atlantic Media, Medium.com, Buzzfeed, Lenny Letter and lots of other places. Her screenplay “The Lusty” (co-written by Transparent director, writer Silas Howard), based on the true story of the exotic dancer’s labor union, is a recipient of the San Francisco Film Society/Kenneth Rainin Foundation Grant in screenwriting. She has appeared on CNN’s This is Life with Lisa Ling and has been interviewed on WTF with Marc Maron and Michael Smerconish on https://www.siriusxm.com/potus where he compared dancers to Uber drivers. She’s on the Advisory Board for 5050by2020—a branch of Topple aimed at the imbalance of power in Hollywood: https://5050by2020.com/advisors/She is currently writing, producing and directing some radical projects in Los Angeles.
Antonia Crane is the author of the memoir, “Spent” (Barnacle Books, Rare Bird Lit, 2014). She is a writing instructor, stripper and activist in Los Angeles. She has written for The New York Times, The Believer, The Toast, Playboy, Cosmopolitan, HuffPo, Salon.com, The Rumpus, Electric Literature, DAME, The Establishment, The Los Angeles Review, Quartz: The Atlantic Media, Medium.com, Buzzfeed, Lenny Letter and lots of other places. Her screenplay “The Lusty” (co-written by Transparent director, writer Silas Howard), based on the true story of the exotic dancer’s labor union, is a recipient of the San Francisco Film Society/Kenneth Rainin Foundation Grant in screenwriting. She has appeared on CNN’s This is Life with Lisa Ling and has been interviewed on WTF with Marc Maron and Michael Smerconish on https://www.siriusxm.com/potus where he compared dancers to Uber drivers. She’s on the Advisory Board for 5050by2020—a branch of Topple aimed at the imbalance of power in Hollywood: https://5050by2020.com/advisors/She is currently writing, producing and directing some radical projects in Los Angeles.
Dennis Day
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Marital status:
Married
Children:
5
Occupation:
Fire Fighter
Robin Edgar (Edgar)
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Marital status:
Single
Children:
3
Occupation:
Cosmetologist
Brian Faulkinbury (None)
Marital status:
Married
Children:
2
Occupation:
Navy
Comment:
Surprisingly, still alive. After a misspent youth, I got my head on straight and joined the Navy. My better half still puts up with my shit and I even reproduced. I will be retiring next year which makes me feel even older than attending my 30th high school reunion does.We we in a good place that lets me get my music fix, with both a cover band and my astounding karaoke chops. It’s been 30 years it’s time to come home.
Surprisingly, still alive. After a misspent youth, I got my head on straight and joined the Navy. My better half still puts up with my shit and I even reproduced. I will be retiring next year which makes me feel even older than attending my 30th high school reunion does.We we in a good place that lets me get my music fix, with both a cover band and my astounding karaoke chops. It’s been 30 years it’s time to come home.