Claire Mays Poumadere

Oh thanks so much Edward. Those are great pictures and a great image to leave us with,a love of fishing. 🙌

Oh Andy! The good humored smart Andy. I'm sorry to hear this and hope his final days were restful and close to loved ones. I would love to recall Andy through photos if anyone has some to share.

Posted on: Sep 16, 2026 at 5:57 AM

Hi Amy! Life may or may not be more complicated now, but I am definitely going to attend our 50th! I do hope to see you there <3.
Linda and I will organize a class activity called GLIMPSES, wherein classmates who choose to share a glimpse of their life will speak for 5 minutes. Linda will probably recruit, and I will assist the volunteers upstream of the Reunion to prepare their 5-minute personal story. It was great at the 45th, lots of laughter and tears in the Black Box Theater at our school. Maybe you can participate? We even had a virtual participant, Dany Barkan had me read out his reflection on music in his life.

Posted on: Dec 24, 2025 at 2:14 PM

Moultrice, it was great getting a visit from you in FRANCE in August this year. I hope many other classmates will follow you! Meanwhile - happy Bday and a very merry XMAS. XXXXX

I recognize that pretty girl. Happy Birthday Louise.

Posted on: Jun 29, 2025 at 12:12 PM

Posted on: Jun 29, 2025 at 12:10 PM

Dear Linda, dear Marvie that you are - let Springtime flow in with all the love of your friends today! ??????

Remember how Mme Deutch used to bite her own knuckles dramatically, with a smile of course.
I remember Louise how you enjoyed the figs on the tree to the right of the Horseshoe.
Come see me in France!

Posted on: Dec 24, 2023 at 8:37 AM

Dear Moultrice,
Thinking of you on your special day and of what a good and faithful and fun friend you are! Have a wonderful year. Hugs and love to you and Ashley from your "frog" friend.

Living so far away as I do (I left DC right after graduation for college and then to live in Paris), it's always heart rending to get news like this, especially when it concerns a person who was my friend way back when but with whom I had little subsequent contact. 

I remember Athena who portrayed her namesake's wisdom. I remember her beautiful rich thick hair parted in the middle, in the classical Greek way. These are timeless images that will remain with me forever.

Dear Moultrice, you are a vital, central part of our community and you bring us together with selfless generosity. I also salute your beautiful intelligence and the special family history you bring to your actions for all of us. I count myself blessed to be your friend. Happy Birthday once again, good woman. Xxxxx