Get your own Free Home PageBelinda has been married to Mark Faulkner for seven years. They live in Birmingham, Alabama. Mark grew up in Africa (as a missionary kid), and works with teenage boys at the Alabama Youth Home. Belinda works for a flag company, as well as freelances as a cake designer. She aims to own her own cake business within a couple of years, and has already received a lot of positive word of mouth advertising around town! Belinda sends word that Cynthia Tsai Ross is living in Boston with her husband, Jeff, and their two kids, Gabriel (3) and Co Co (1). Cynthia and Jeff met in law school at Northeastern University. Cynthia has delayed her graduation with the birth of her children. Belinda was Cynthia's Maid of Honour at the ceremony in Vancouver. Belinda is looking for Kanan Sankalia, Lavine Surtani and Sun-Hee Park.
Reunion Survey Answers 1999
Sorry I can't make it to SF, but thanks for all the hard work you (Angela) and Molly have put into making it a really fun party for everyone! Here's my blurb:
I am working for a small flag company that is growing really fast. I never knew that there is so much to know about flags. (BIG PLUG: If anyone needs a flag, give me a call!) I also hope to start a cake business soon. I'm making cakes on the side for people who've heard about me through word-of-mouth advertising. I got married on Nov. 1, 1991 to a really great guy named Mark. He's 32 and is a cousellor for juvenile delinquent boys at a private facility. I always said that I wanted to marry a red-head and I did! :o) We don't have any kids, yet, but we just got an Italian Greyhound puppy in January and we treat her like our child so... I got my BBA in '95 and hope to go back in the next couple of years for my MBA. My funniest memory from HKIS is when I sprayed the back of Dr. Goodyear's head with bright red hairspray. Unfortunately, he didn't find it so funny and dragged me to Ms. Mischke's office. I've been trying to find Lavine Surtani and Kanan Sankalia. Anybody know where they are? My "Ten Years From Now.." was that I would make millions from selling playing cards with my picture on them. NO, that hasn't happened, yet, but if anyone has contacts at a card factory, I'm willing to talk. My favorite teacher...hmmmm...it's a tie between Mr. Keegan and Dr. Goodyear. Mr. Keegan, because he gave me the 1 point I needed to make a B for the quarter in Calculus for singing the theme song of "Neighbors" in front of the class. And Goody because he didn't strike me dead after the hairspray incident. My least favorite teacher, whose name I've completely forgotten, was the history teacher from Alabama with the blonde hair and glasses. Mainly because of the way she pronounced the word "terror". She was always talking about "The Reign of Terrah!" I hated that! Well, that's about it. I think this is the longest "blurb" I've ever seen. Hope you guys have a blast!
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