Nardin Today Winter 2020-2021

45 nardin notes Nardin Today Winter 2020-21 two daughters are excited to be attending Nardin High School and becoming part of the wonderful community here at Nardin as well as in Buffalo! I am looking forward to planting a new ministry here in the city as well as getting involved in Nardin's community again!” Lisa Sconiers Singleton ’95, E’91 became a New Member of The Junior League of Hampton Roads, Inc. This is an organization of women committed to promoting women's voluntarism and to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. Leanne Shear ’96 writes, “After founding and running my NYC-based business Uplift, a women-only fitness studio and female society, for the last eight years, I made the (painful, scary, and illuminating) decision this past summer that it was time to move on and focus on the bigger picture of female empowerment. Right now, that entails writing, speaking engagements, and consulting until I launch my new company around female empowerment education next year! My website is leanneshearWILL.com if you're interested in learning more!” 2000s Jessica Abramo Henry ’00 writes, “I am working as a medial social worker in home health care, and I live in Amherst with my husband, Colin, and sons Mason(8) and Nicholas(7).” Jessica Basil ’05, E’01 writes, “Even though the class of 2005 15 year reunion was cancelled, some of us got together for a virtual reunion. Attendees included: Alicia Graser, Cara Gallivan Karelitz, Andi Broffman, Molly Frizzell, Caitlin Arena, Caroline Bell, Kelly Haslinger and Jenna Goszewski. Geographically, alumns are spread out from Buffalo to the Finger Lakes to Boston, MA to London, England, all the way to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, Baltimore, MD, and Long Beach, NY. Jessica Silvestri Canallatos ’06, E’02, Montessori writes, “I've joined the Craniofacial Team of WNY as a prosthodontist, providing dental prosthetics for children with cleft lip and palate. I'm working with the team of doctors who worked on me as a craniofacial patient when I was younger. It's a dream come true for me! I'm seeing the patients through ECMC at our Buffalo General Dental Clinic.” Hillary Wyse ’08, E’04, Montessori writes, “As part of AT&T's official agency of record, Wasserman, I helped plan their first contactless activation in response to the COVID-19 pandemic - The Tribeca Drive-In. AT&T is the presenting partner >> Clockwise: Jessica Basil ’05, E’01 and classmates Alicia Graser, Cara Gallivan Karelitz, Andi Broffman, Molly Frizzell, Caitlin Arena, Caroline Bell, Kelly Haslinger and Jenna Goszewski • Jessica Silvestri Canallatos ’06, E’02, Montessori • Leanne Shear ’96 • Jess Abramo Henry ’00 and family