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Fall is a quite time of year as days shorten and winter approaches. Alan and I have been busy keeping in touch with classmates. We would like to report that everyone is busy, actively engaged in work and enjoying time with their families.

We were all saddened by the loss of William Wells this summer. William fought a valiant struggle with kidney disease for a number of years, including his time at Kellogg. He taught our study group much during our time together about life and about success and we will always be grateful for our time with him. We are asking anyone who would like to remember him to make a donation to the National Kidney Foundation.

Greg Calloway is very proud of his son LeMont, who graduated from Florida A&M University this spring with a bachelor of science degree in journalism. LeMont was selected as a summer intern for the Boston Globe where he worked as a metro reporter.

As for Greg, he recently joined Dominican University, where he is teaching an undergraduate management course as an adjunct professor. Greg is still with the American Library Association as its CFO and was training at the time of this writing for his fourth marathon. His marathon efforts were dedicated to raising funds for the ALA Spectrum Doctorial Fellowship Scholarship Fund.

Ann Kloth is now the director of marketing for MinuteClinic Inc. and is working to transform healthcare delivery systems. I am sure that the MinuteClinic model will make a great case study someday.

Darrin Reilly writes that things are great in Southern California and that his family continues to thrive.

Keep in touch!