Susan Clark Levine writes: “After graduating from four idyllic years at Brown, I had a short series of jobs that were the norm for liberal arts graduates. Those served as an effective wake-up call, which eventually led me to pursue an MBA from the University of Chicago. Thereafter, I worked on Wall Street, at First Boston, in fixed-income, and then at the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp in D.C., helping to run the mortgage trading operation. Luckily for me, I eventually met another Michigan native with University of Chicago connections, and we married in 1987. The arrival of our daughters, a late blessing, caused us to rethink being on the East Coast and we moved to the small city of East Grand Rapids, Michigan (aka East Great Falls for movie buffs). I retired and had the great satisfaction of being involved in the girls’ activities and their school and also in this pleasant and spirited community.While this is home, we spend summers with family and our giant Leonberger dog at our family’s 100-year-old cottage on an inland lake near Traverse City. We are also back and forth to North Scottsdale during winters for much needed sun, some golf and a little hiking and pickleball. If any of my old friends are in any of these locations or would otherwise enjoy catching up, I’d be quite pleased to hear from you. My email is [email protected].”
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