Class Notes

I continue to enjoy retirement in Lexington, S.C., with my husband of almost 45 years, Dan, as well as our three grown daughters, sons-in-law, and seven grandchildren. We are active at church, volunteer at a crisis center, and enjoy our “granddogs.” Our oldest granddaughter married last year, and we would love to have a great-grandchild!

Though Sandra “Sandi” Lawhorne Green of Great Falls, Va., retired in 2008, after a 34-year career in public education as an English teacher, she was substituting long term as a reading specialist for Ashlawn Elementary School in Arlington. Son Justin, 36, is a captain with Loudoun County’s fire and rescue department, and daughter Ashley, 30, teaches second grade in Loudoun. Sandi’s husband, Brian, who also taught in Loudoun, passed away in 2004. Sandi is in a book club, volunteers at Great Falls United Methodist Church, takes beading lessons, and sells sterling silver jewelry. She and a girlfriend from high school visited New Smyrna Beach, Fla., in October, and she frequently gets together with Catherine Wilson and Donna Sinclair Seward for lunch, dinner, or beading classes. The three of them hope to attend the reunion in June.