Once a Panther, always a Panther. Stay connected with each other, and your Pine Crest family by sharing your success, life events, the good and bad, and everything in between.
Professional Achievements:
Brooke Rubinstein ’10 works with Open Homes, the humanitarian division of Airbnb that provides free, short-term housing for people who have been displaced from their homes. Whether it’s a family who has evacuated because of a hurricane, a cancer patient who needs to be closer to specialty care, or a family fleeing conflict in their home country—Open Homes enables people to use their extra space for good.
Kristin Arch ’91 started her own business, Sapphire Seahorse. She mixed her retail experience with her love of the ocean and the tropical environment. It's a "beachy-chic" boutique, filled with unique clothing, gifts, accessories, and original art created by local artists.
Elizabeth (Seymour) Nelson ’70 moved to New Hampshire in January 2019 to use her National Acupuncture Detox Association ear protocol for Addictions. Check her out in "Acupuncture used to treat addictions and other ills."
Ian Singer ’00 (center) celebrated his graduation from medical school with friends Michael Levinson ’00, David Nigen ’00, Victor Orihuela ’00, and Jared Mellin ’00! Ian will begin his residency training in Family Medicine at Broward Health Medical Center on July 1, 2019.
Steven Chervony ’15 won the team and individual regional championship for the University of Texas men's golf team. He and his teammates advanced to the D1 National Championship, but fell to Stanford 3-2. Steven is currently ranked the 38th best player in the nation and Texas the third best team in college golf as designated by Golfweek.
Andrew Silverman ’11 graduated from St. George's University Medical School! He will begin his residency at Zucker School of Medicine Hofstra University in Psychiatry
Justin Danzansky ’17 will be on the premiere episode of the new ABC series, "Holey Moley." The episode airs on June 20 on ABC at 8 p.m. EST.
Check out Chad McClennan's ’84 TEDx talk about how machine learning is transforming radiology. He and his team are providing AI assistance for accurate early cancer detection as well as eliminating misdiagnosis.
Michael Rothenberg ’17 was one of six players selected to participate in the College Home Run Derby on Saturday, June 29, 2019.
Sean Memon ’95 has been named the Securities and Exchange Commission Chief of Staff.
Matt Maroone ’02 opened his third Silver Mirror Facial Bar near Dupont Circle in Washington, D.C. Matt's other locations are on the Upper East Side and Flatiron District of New York City. To celebrate, fellow Pine Crest alumni receive a special discount at all three locations! Use promo code SMPINECREST19 for 20% off services.
Spotted:
Geoffrey Parker ’66 took a tour of campus to see what has changed. If you haven't been back in a while, schedule yourself a tour here.
Rachel Rutstein ’17 (top left) posed with Pine Crest chorus students after guiding them around Barnard College. The students were in New York City to perform at Carnegie Hall.
Kate Weihe ’00 (right) had the special honor of marrying Q and U in a special ceremony for pre-kindergarten! Kate joined her mom, pre-kindergarten teacher Lisa Weihe (left) for the nuptials and following festivities.
Hayden Grove ’11 (center) was back on campus to catch up with former teachers Mr. Michael Testa and Mrs. Gretchen Fasulo.
Stephanie Eisenring ’09 (far right) poses with her mom, Ms. Elisabeth Eisenring, Athletics Secretary, and brothers. Ms. Eisenring will retire after serving Pine Crest for 12 years. The family celebrated at the end of the year Athletic Department barbecue.
Laura Sky Herman ’15 was spotted at an audition at Pearl Studios in New York City by Mr. Michael Testa, Choral Director. Laura is one semester away from graduating from Harvard and quite ready to start her performing career!
Brandon Knight ’10 and Dr. Dana Markham ’18H, Pine Crest School President posed together during the Brandon Knight Skills Clinic hosted at Pine Crest.
Jorge Gonzales ’67, Brad Barrett ’67 and Mike Purmort ’67 spent time together fishing in Alaska.
Marriages:
Jim Batterson ’64 and his wife celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary! They were joined in Winter Park, Colorado, by their two sons, daughters-in-law, and two grandchildren.
Brian Greene ’97 married Lorraine Cink on May 26, 2019 at the Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers, New York City. They were joined by fellow Pine Crest alumni Jordin Greene ’93, David Abeles ’97, Daniel Orihuela ’97, and Dean Gockel.Babies:
Brandon and Marisa (Goldberg) Wiggins ’08 welcomed their second child together in April 2019.
Jonathan ’03 and Jennifer (Cast) ’04 Weinstein welcomed their son Jack Hunter on February 11, 2019.
Arielle (Carpenter) Rogg ’06 and her husband Jon welcomed their first child, Asher Ethan Rogg, on May 1, 2019. They live in Houston, Texas.
David ’02 and wife Andrea Walters welcomed the birth of their son Nicholas David Walters on December 29, 2018.
In memoriam:
The Pine Crest community mourns the passing of Tad Harrington ’99H, beloved teacher, mentor, and friend on May 27, 2019.
Steven Marco ’05 passed away on June 21, 2019. He is survived by his mother, Lisa, and sisters, Ashley Yarchin and Laurel Marco '09, as well as his aunts and uncles. Steven leaves behind numerous cousins and countless friends. He will be missed by his family, friends, and extended Pine Crest family.