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Bayla Belofsky Lovens
is out in Port Washington New York; Married Herb in worcester in 1981 and they have two children,
Jessie, 14, is a freshman in high school. Jonah, 12, is in sixth grade
Patricia (Tricia) Tierney
just chimed in to let us all know that although parted from Ken Myotte after 26 years they
remain good friends and have four marvelous kids; Nadine almost 29 (married, 2 children: Cameron 2 1/2 and Mackenzie 7 mo.
and going to school full time for respiratory therapy), Juliane 25 (Teacher at Daycare), Cristina 20 (works at in the food
industry) and Shawn 16 (Voke, welding). Tricia works for a financial company
as a Marketing Coordinator in WOrcester.
Elaine Marie Maykel Manneh
I graduated from Worcester State with a Bachelor's and Master's. I got married in 1977 to a
man from the Middle East who is a priest in Upland Calif. We've been in parishes in Michigan and Indiana and then moved to
California 19 years ago. I've been teaching all of these years. I've taught elementary for 21 years and have
been in
high school for the past three. We have three children two boys ages 20 and 22 and a daughter age 19. All three in college.
Life here is great but expensive and very hectic.
Tommy Savage -
Life is good in Colorado...been here since '88...pretty much home now. Haven't been back to Worcester in
a long time. My kids are doing great- Bryan's 25, married, and in Dental School at CU. Karen is 23 and working in my business
in customer service. Tracy's 18 and a freshman at CU-Boulder. Running a small internet email company.
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- Lynn R. Berman
I graduated with a degree in English and, since there were no high school positions open that year,
went to work in the high tech industry -- and stayed for the fun! I have
been in the Marketing Communications field
for my entire career, primarily as a promotional writer and editor: I now
work for Compaq Computer Corporation. Bob and
I have lived in Framingham for 17 years, and our favorite thing is our annual vacation to somwhere in Europe. Italy is our
planned retirement snowbird destination; then we'll always come back, because we love New England!
Dan The Tree Robbins - Yesterday & Today. I work for the Maine Department of Transportation. I've held a wide variety
of jobs here, but now I'm the head of Operations for Traffic Engineering Division. It's extraordinarily working but solemn.
I used to head a technology division in the Bureau of Planning, but one of several reorganizations threw me and the remnants
of my division to my current job. My units paint markings on highways, make highway signs, monitor traffic, weigh trucks,
put up business signs (Maine's equivelent of billboards), process accident records, and collect traffic data for studies.
We maintain several large databases. The job is a personnel challeng and a significant part of my time deals with personnel.
I know more about pavement marking paint than anyone ever should. I also do disaster response and recovery for the deptartment
and I am MeDOT's link to the Maine Emergency Management Agency and the National Guard. This part of my job can get very hairy
and I've had some pretty wild emergency situations. As a sideline, I also have done a number of voice-overs for videos that
the MeDOT has put out.
- Dr. Paul Bulat has been married for 21 years and living on the Cape with his lovely wife Pam.......no kids.......just one
inhouse cat, 5 outside cats, and one indoor rabbit. Paul is the Chief of Emergency Medicine and the Medical Director for
several hospitals in Southern Mass.
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