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TMP 1995

David Henriksen reports that since sharing word of his move to Dallas with his wife Rhonda and two children Caroline (8) and Drew (5) to serve as general manager of GE Healthcare's outpatient software business, GE's recent acquisition of a company called IDX will now have them moving to Seattle, where he will serve as the vice president/general manager of a new division combining some assets from both GE and IDX.

Brian Langenberg says hello to everybody. He and his wife Ewa and children Ksawery (5) and Emma (3 officially, but 16 at heart) live in River Forest where he is managing director for an equity research boutique.

Patrick Lederer's real estate brokerage and development business continues to be strong. He has been elected president of the Association of Industrial Real Estate Brokers which is celebrating its 50-year anniversary and has more than 500 members who have completed over 90 percent of the industrial deals done in the Chicago metro market. In addition, he became a director of Western Golf Association/Evans Scholars Foundation where he enjoys meeting the kids who apply for and receive the scholarships. 

Guy Logan is a proud father of Laura (1), Andrew (4) and Julianne (6).

Heather Sears is still living in Boston where she is working in her ninth year for Digitas. She and her husband enjoy living in New England with the ability to easily get to world-class sailing in the summer and skiing in the winter. She also notes that she roots for any "Sox" team that gets close to a championship!

Mark Watzke and his wife welcomed their fifth daughter, Audrey, in November. He reports that the oil business for BP in Alaska is quite robust with multiple major projects going on, so in addition to keeping busy outside of work running the Chugiak/Eagle River Huskies Girls Basketball program and coaching the U14 team, he also keeps extremely busy between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. during the work week.

Michael Windler reports all is well at work and home. He recently transitioned into the role of managing Underwriters Laboratories Inc.'s Electromagnetics and Network Equipment Building Systems (telecom) business in North America. His family (wife Jane and children Paul, George and Sally) are all healthy and growing. Things are busy with work and family life, but last fall he also enjoyed the American Heart Association Heart Walk, for which he leads a team of walkers to collect sponsors each year.

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