Obits Daytona Beach News Journal

As the weather warms up and spring is in full swing, many of us are looking forward to spending more time outdoors, planning trips, and reuniting with friends. In this edition of Obits Daytona Beach News Journal, we catch up with several members of our alma mater's Class of '84 who have been making waves in their respective fields.

Patricia Reeves Allen, a dedicated community leader from Larchmont, New York, has recently completed her term on the board of The Sharing Shelf, Westchester County's clothing bank for children. She is now joining the Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson Council as they continue to empower young girls across the region.

Meanwhile, Jacques Migeon, another Washington state native, has been indulging his passion for music with the Tangletown String Band. After a successful career in biotech and consulting, he has turned his attention to his 'third career' as a musician, raking in tens of dollars (no doubt a modest estimate!) and entertaining audiences with his unique talent.

Chris Covert-Bowlds, also hailing from Washington state, continues to balance his busy schedule as a family medicine physician, teacher, and climate activist. He and his wife Debi are planning an exciting six-month sabbatical that will take them to Scandinavia, Spain, Ghana, and Tanzania.

Finally, Chris is gearing up for a 300-mile cycling trip along the Rhine River in May with his Bellingham bike group. He hopes to catch up with fellow Class of '84 alumna Melanie Meunier at one of the pit stops in Strasbourg, France.

As our classmates embark on new adventures and pursue their passions, we would love to hear about your own experiences and plans for the coming months. Whether it's a family vacation, outdoor excursion, or summer gathering with friends, please don't hesitate to share your news with us. We look forward to staying connected and hearing from you soon!

Obits daytona beach news journal