CLASS OF 2004 | 2026 | SPRING ISSUE

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Hi ’04,

As we get into the spring season, I hope this finds you well.

Back with another round of class notes for you, with some fun stuff from fellow classmates:

Abraham Lateiner is living in the Boston area and enjoying being a father to his 11- and 15-year-old daughters. His current passion is a performance art piece called the Support Genius Chatbot, which Abraham developed as a part of the Relational Uprising community of practice. This “chatbot” engages audiences to identify and uplift the supportive relationships in their lives, tapping into narratives of AI to encourage and equip people to protect their relationships amidst increasing social fragmentation. Abraham has performed on the street, at open mics, variety shows, and other gatherings of artists and creatives. You can see the chatbot on Instagram and read the FAQ here. 

Kevin Baker has started a new job as executive director of the West Virginia State Bar after working as the city attorney for Charleston the last seven years. He and his family—wife, Sarah, and kids, Wesley (12), Josephine (nine), and Harriet (seven)—welcome all Wesleyan visitors to Charleston, West Virginia; plus the new job will see Kevin traveling the country and hoping to visit you in your town too.

Brian Hennessey tells us that on his end he’s now living in Coconut Grove in Miami with wife, Berit, and their now walking 15-month-old daughter, Sylvia. “I’m working for Norwegian Cruise Lines, so anyone coming to Miami definitely should drop me a line.”

Chetan Devaskar also reports: “Oasis wasn’t the only big reunion last fall!” In 2004, Nick Sabloff, Steve Morgan, and Chetan,“caught up in Los Angeles to join 80,000 fans for one of the band’s record-breaking performances at the Rose Bowl.”

As always, if you have an update, please send it to me at wes04classnotes@gmail.com. I love getting them and look forward to the next notes from you all.

Jenina Nuñez | wes04classnotes@gmail.com