October 9, 2002
by Lanny Springs
 Welcome to the West Coast edition of PAW. Since I am actually writing this from Sarasota Springs, delivering younger daughter, Liz (pictured), to Skidmore, it seemed appropriate to focus on offspring and, yes, rampant grandparenthood among the more progeny-precocious.
Collin Weber’s son, Nicholas ’94, and daughter-in-law, Robyn ’94, already parents of twin girls, had a son in June while stationed in Hong Kong with Goldman Sachs. Middle son Scott (Georgetown ’97) and wife Cathy (Duke ’97) have a daughter in Geneva, Switzerland, where Scott works for the UN. Eric (Vanderbilt ’01) is engaged to fellow Vanderbilter Annie and has begun philosophy grad school at Ohio U. Quadra-gramps Dominique and Collin are busy and well in Atlanta, where Collin is a distinguished surgeon and researcher at Emory.
Mark Heinemann is “finally” a grandfather, thanks to Sarah Kuo (Class of 2024), daughter of Laura Heinemann Kuo ’96 and Dr. Tim Kuo ’96. (See photo in ’96 notes!) Despite grandparenthood, Mark is still staying overly busy with his software company.
Judy and Richard Davidson are thriving in Orlando, where he practices corporate and securities law, and the couple has taken up sailboat racing and traveling. Their youngest son, Scott (Harvard ’95), was scheduled to make them grandparents in May.
Bill Black, unable to attend the 35th because of the wedding of son Will ’96 promised an appearance in 2007 but nothing about grandchildren.
To classmate grandfathers, present or soon-to-be, a happy WOWS dedication of that Beach Boys classic, “When I Grow Up (To Be a Man.).”
© 2002 Lanny Springs and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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