Milford Mill High School Class of '75 50th Reunion

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Pamela Platt (Straus)

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Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	I got married during my senior year of college and Jeffrey and I just celebrated our 46th wedding anniversary!! We have 3 sons, 3 daughters in laws and 10 grandchildren. I have practiced Dental Hygiene for 45 years. Jeffrey and I have both recently retired so that we can spend more time traveling and being the our children and grandchildren!!

Irene ( Reenie) Pomper (Straus)

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	MMHS reunion IRENE ( REENIE) STRAUS After 4 fabulous years at Milford Mill High, I went to the University of Maryland, College Park and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Communications Disorders. I then went to Boston University Sargent School of Allied Health Professions and graduated with a master’s degree in Speech Pathology. I worked in various settings including schools, clinics and private practice, primarily with the pediatric population. I met my husband, Neal Pomper, in Boston. He attended and graduated from BU Law. Shortly thereafter, we moved New Jersey. We took on a religious Jewish lifestyle( that means no hugging, hand shaking or kissing from any of my old male friends!). My husband and I are blessed to have 7 children and 7 in-law children, who have blessed us with more than 30 grandchildren. We are all about family and spending a lot of time with our children and grandchildren. When I do have some leisure time, I enjoy attending lectures, volunteering, sewing, and gardening. Spirits Alive in ‘75 and now in 2025! Looking forward to meeting up and reminiscing at our Grand Reunion!!

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:

MMHS reunion IRENE ( REENIE) STRAUS After 4 fabulous years at Milford Mill High, I went to the University of Maryland, College Park and graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Communications Disorders. I then went to Boston University Sargent School of Allied Health Professions and graduated with a master’s degree in Speech Pathology. I worked in various settings including schools, clinics and private practice, primarily with the pediatric population. I met my husband, Neal Pomper, in Boston. He attended and graduated from BU Law. Shortly thereafter, we moved New Jersey. We took on a religious Jewish lifestyle( that means no hugging, hand shaking or kissing from any of my old male friends!). My husband and I are blessed to have 7 children and 7 in-law children, who have blessed us with more than 30 grandchildren. We are all about family and spending a lot of time with our children and grandchildren. When I do have some leisure time, I enjoy attending lectures, volunteering, sewing, and gardening. Spirits Alive in ‘75 and now in 2025! Looking forward to meeting up and reminiscing at our Grand Reunion!!

Gloria Prince(Bryant) (Bryant )

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Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	A Traveling LPN , US Army Veteran With 3 children 2 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren .

Craig Pritzker

Then

Now

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	Graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in Industrial Engineering in March 1980. Worked at the Naval Air Systems Command in Arlington, VA from May 1980 - May 1997 primarily procuring and testing Flight Simulators for various Naval Aircraft. Worked for the Marine Corps Systems Command at Quantico, VA from May 1997 - July 2016 as the primary Marine Corps Combat Identification Project Officer responsible for designing, testing, and fielding equipment to help reduce fratricide (i.e. Friendly Fire). Also from 1985- 2014 I was a Lacrosse Official and I officiated over 2,000 lacrosse games mostly at the High School and Junior League level. Retired in 2016, and now play Duplicate Bridge at high levels and have attained the rank of Gold Life Master. I also am a Duplicate Bridge Tournament Director and run a weekly sanctioned ACBL game. I have 2 grown children (Jennifer and Jill), and 2 Grandsons (Teddy, age 4, and Trevor, age 1). I used to be an avid runner, but I stopped running well over 12 years ago and now I'm an avid swimmer. I reside in Lake Ridge, VA (where I have lived since 1990).
LinkedIn or other public profile URL, if applicable.:	https://news.bridgebase.com/2024/09/18/how-snowstorm-shaped-my-journey-to-gold-life-master/

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:

Graduated from Georgia Tech with a degree in Industrial Engineering in March 1980. Worked at the Naval Air Systems Command in Arlington, VA from May 1980 - May 1997 primarily procuring and testing Flight Simulators for various Naval Aircraft. Worked for the Marine Corps Systems Command at Quantico, VA from May 1997 - July 2016 as the primary Marine Corps Combat Identification Project Officer responsible for designing, testing, and fielding equipment to help reduce fratricide (i.e. Friendly Fire). Also from 1985- 2014 I was a Lacrosse Official and I officiated over 2,000 lacrosse games mostly at the High School and Junior League level. Retired in 2016, and now play Duplicate Bridge at high levels and have attained the rank of Gold Life Master. I also am a Duplicate Bridge Tournament Director and run a weekly sanctioned ACBL game. I have 2 grown children (Jennifer and Jill), and 2 Grandsons (Teddy, age 4, and Trevor, age 1). I used to be an avid runner, but I stopped running well over 12 years ago and now I'm an avid swimmer. I reside in Lake Ridge, VA (where I have lived since 1990).

LinkedIn or other public profile URL, if applicable.:

https://news.bridgebase.com/2024/09/18/how-snowstorm-shaped-my-journey-to-gold-life-master/

Linda Rangos (Plant)

Then

Now

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	My life journey since high school has been filled with lots of love, laughter and great adventures. After graduating from college I embarked upon a 38 year career in education as a teacher and curriculum specialist. I have been married for 32 years and have 2 daughters who are making their contributions to the world as a high school math teacher and a pediatric endocrinologist. After retiring in 2018 I have been spending my time traveling, spending hours at the beach, lake or pool, playing pickleball, bike riding, going to concerts and watching lots of Oriole games. I was finally able to meet my teen crush, Roger Daltrey on one of the concert cruises where he performed 3 concerts over a period of 5 days. Life is good!

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:

My life journey since high school has been filled with lots of love, laughter and great adventures. After graduating from college I embarked upon a 38 year career in education as a teacher and curriculum specialist. I have been married for 32 years and have 2 daughters who are making their contributions to the world as a high school math teacher and a pediatric endocrinologist. After retiring in 2018 I have been spending my time traveling, spending hours at the beach, lake or pool, playing pickleball, bike riding, going to concerts and watching lots of Oriole games. I was finally able to meet my teen crush, Roger Daltrey on one of the concert cruises where he performed 3 concerts over a period of 5 days. Life is good!

Jill Rennenkampf (Jordan)

David Resnick

Then

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	Brandeis 1979 univ md law school 1984 yeshivas ner Yisroel 1987 personal injury law/ litigator married Esther Parker 1986 moved to Israel 1999 until 2014 kah 5 kids 7 grandchildren

Liz Riedl (Hochberg)

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Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	After graduating from University of Maryland with a degree in Journalism, I moved to Boston where I met my husband Matt. Married 42 years, we settled in Northern Virginia where we focused on careers & family. Two wonderful kids, Paige & Sean. Paige, married, practicing law, balancing parenthood (to our 5-year old granddaughter Fran) lives in Brooklyn. Sean is a software engineer living near us & engaged. I spent 20 years at Time-Life (music division) & honed my craft/skills as a creative, editorial & marketing exec. Ten more years at an identity theft protection company. Did a stint as a Contact Tracer during Covid (hard work but very rewarding). Now happily retired & working on my gardens. Love power tools! Looking forward to the 5-0!

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:

After graduating from University of Maryland with a degree in Journalism, I moved to Boston where I met my husband Matt. Married 42 years, we settled in Northern Virginia where we focused on careers & family. Two wonderful kids, Paige & Sean. Paige, married, practicing law, balancing parenthood (to our 5-year old granddaughter Fran) lives in Brooklyn. Sean is a software engineer living near us & engaged. I spent 20 years at Time-Life (music division) & honed my craft/skills as a creative, editorial & marketing exec. Ten more years at an identity theft protection company. Did a stint as a Contact Tracer during Covid (hard work but very rewarding). Now happily retired & working on my gardens. Love power tools! Looking forward to the 5-0!

David Roseman

Then

Now

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:	After graduation I worked at Webster’s Menswear haberdashery before matriculating at the University of Virginia. I majored in Economics and was pre-med. I tried out for a play my first year at U. Va. It was “A Hat Full of Rain”. I received a call back audition but, due to an administrative error, was told that I did not. That was the end of my drama career. I served as president of AEPi fraternity during my third year, and resident advisor back in my first-year dorm my fourth year. Many of my high school friends came to visit me and enjoy the party weekends at U.Va. ~ After college I attended the University of Maryland Medical School in Baltimore for two years. I helped dissect a cadaver. We named it Abra. My interest waned and I washed out during my second year. ~ Next, I landed a job in Columbus Ohio managing a plasmapheresis facility. This job helped motivate me to advance my education. I completed the prerequisite accounting classes at Ohio State University and applied to Master of Health Administration programs. ~ I attended Duke for my MHA. It was great to float on the quarry into early October, and ride my Motobecane ten speed bike through the Duke forest. As an organizer of our guest speaker program, I met the CEO of (what was to become) MedStar Health, providing a key initial job lead. ~ My career at MedStar spanned thirty-two years, moving from systems analyst jobs to manager and director level positions. The first 18 years, I built up the Financial Systems group for Washington Hospital Center. We developed custom solutions on network level databases, while supporting requirements specification and testing for enterprise mainframe applications. Next, I landed a job with two MedStar physician geniuses who built a health data solution so revolutionary that there is a chapter about it (Azyxxi) in the first Freakonomics book. When Microsoft acquired the Azyxxi program, and most of the team accepted jobs at Microsoft, I decided to stay at MedStar and became part of the MedStar Institute for Innovation. I got to assist patient care and the sepsis alerting system my team created likely helped save lives. ~ In 2019 I moved to Nashville, TN (a family hub) for a job creating Business Intelligence solutions with a nationwide home health agency. I enjoyed working as an individual contributor and mounting a steep learning curve while having zero management responsibilities. I was in the office for almost exactly a year before Covid hit, then worked the next four years remotely, retiring in December 2023. ~ I was married from 1992 through 2016, and helped raise an amazing daughter. I learned how to wash her hair without pulling (start at the ends), got laughs trying to convince her that string beans were green French fries, and elicited tears enforcing our “Math Summer Fun Book” review schedules. I fostered a love of the outdoors, partially by remembering to pocket some hard candies for hikes in the woods. One message I reinforced was to “Think with your brain.” Shelby is now a scientist doing cancer research, self-actualized, and one of the nicest people I have ever known. I am very happy for her. ~ I’ve pursued interests in sailing, backpacking, and a bit of skiing and scuba over the years. I’ve raced sailboats on the Chesapeake Bay and served as competent crew on week-long yacht sails in Europe. I’ve backpacked all over the US, including two five-night backpacks into the Grand Canyon. My favorite backpack was in the Escalante national monument, where we hiked in and out of the river for a few days. Ask me to tell the story of how I (claim to have) saved my companions’ lives during that adventure. One time, I collected two varieties of fresh seaweed near a small island in the Straight of San Juan de Fuca, dried it in the sun on a plate in the sailboat cockpit, then added it to miso soup backpacking in the White Mountains the following week. #
LinkedIn or other public profile URL, if applicable.:	https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-roseman/

Summary of your bio over past 50 years:

After graduation I worked at Webster’s Menswear haberdashery before matriculating at the University of Virginia. I majored in Economics and was pre-med. I tried out for a play my first year at U. Va. It was “A Hat Full of Rain”. I received a call back audition but, due to an administrative error, was told that I did not. That was the end of my drama career. I served as president of AEPi fraternity during my third year, and resident advisor back in my first-year dorm my fourth year. Many of my high school friends came to visit me and enjoy the party weekends at U.Va. ~ After college I attended the University of Maryland Medical School in Baltimore for two years. I helped dissect a cadaver. We named it Abra. My interest waned and I washed out during my second year. ~ Next, I landed a job in Columbus Ohio managing a plasmapheresis facility. This job helped motivate me to advance my education. I completed the prerequisite accounting classes at Ohio State University and applied to Master of Health Administration programs. ~ I attended Duke for my MHA. It was great to float on the quarry into early October, and ride my Motobecane ten speed bike through the Duke forest. As an organizer of our guest speaker program, I met the CEO of (what was to become) MedStar Health, providing a key initial job lead. ~ My career at MedStar spanned thirty-two years, moving from systems analyst jobs to manager and director level positions. The first 18 years, I built up the Financial Systems group for Washington Hospital Center. We developed custom solutions on network level databases, while supporting requirements specification and testing for enterprise mainframe applications. Next, I landed a job with two MedStar physician geniuses who built a health data solution so revolutionary that there is a chapter about it (Azyxxi) in the first Freakonomics book. When Microsoft acquired the Azyxxi program, and most of the team accepted jobs at Microsoft, I decided to stay at MedStar and became part of the MedStar Institute for Innovation. I got to assist patient care and the sepsis alerting system my team created likely helped save lives. ~ In 2019 I moved to Nashville, TN (a family hub) for a job creating Business Intelligence solutions with a nationwide home health agency. I enjoyed working as an individual contributor and mounting a steep learning curve while having zero management responsibilities. I was in the office for almost exactly a year before Covid hit, then worked the next four years remotely, retiring in December 2023. ~ I was married from 1992 through 2016, and helped raise an amazing daughter. I learned how to wash her hair without pulling (start at the ends), got laughs trying to convince her that string beans were green French fries, and elicited tears enforcing our “Math Summer Fun Book” review schedules. I fostered a love of the outdoors, partially by remembering to pocket some hard candies for hikes in the woods. One message I reinforced was to “Think with your brain.” Shelby is now a scientist doing cancer research, self-actualized, and one of the nicest people I have ever known. I am very happy for her. ~ I’ve pursued interests in sailing, backpacking, and a bit of skiing and scuba over the years. I’ve raced sailboats on the Chesapeake Bay and served as competent crew on week-long yacht sails in Europe. I’ve backpacked all over the US, including two five-night backpacks into the Grand Canyon. My favorite backpack was in the Escalante national monument, where we hiked in and out of the river for a few days. Ask me to tell the story of how I (claim to have) saved my companions’ lives during that adventure. One time, I collected two varieties of fresh seaweed near a small island in the Straight of San Juan de Fuca, dried it in the sun on a plate in the sailboat cockpit, then added it to miso soup backpacking in the White Mountains the following week. #

LinkedIn or other public profile URL, if applicable.:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-roseman/

Isabel Rosenbloom (Levine)

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