Where In The World Is Blue? – Winter 2016

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Alan, MA’77, PhD’80, and Trina Ryan visited Budapest, Hungary, to see the city and view the Danube River in July.

Horseback is a great way to see Glacier National Park in Montana, as Cedric, MBA’07, and Delphine Duclos found out near Dancing Lady Mountain.

In July, Bruce, DDS’89, Amy, and daughter Morgan Vande Berg toured Tanzania, including a scenic stop in Tarangire National Park.

In August, Michael D. Soronen, MD’69, (left) and Thomas E. O’Brien, PHARMD’69, took time to see the Eiffel Tower in Paris.

Rhody, ’54, and Bertha Nornberg, ’54, (front) met in Ann Arbor and married in St. Mary’s Catholic Church. In this July 2015 photo—taken off the Lavaca Bay in Point Comfort, Texas—they pose with their family (back, left to right): current U-M student Andrew Schwank, Rhody Vincent Nornberg, ’86, Jennifer Schwank, ’15, and Sharon Nornberg Schwank, ‘83.

Dave Horning, ’50, MD’53, MDRES’58, and Mary K. White, ’58, spent part of February cruising on a sailboat in the British Virgin Islands.

Michael J. Choco, ’00, and Heather Kent, ’00, toured greater Europe with their twin sons, one of whom left a compelling message on the beach of Ispica, Sicily. Go Blue, indeed!

Bob, ’76, and Gabbi Crum get their tour guide, Willy, into the Michigan spirit at the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania.

Nathan, ’96, and Rebecca Smith, ’96, took their children, Emma and Sam, on a partly camel-driven trip to Australia’s Uluru/Ayers Rock in June.

Steve Soper, ’77, MD’81, Ann Soper, MSW’80, their son Josh Soper, ’06, and Kate Dillon, ’06, enjoyed a long-awaited trip to Oregon’s Crater Lake in August. Their visit included a hike up the neighboring Mount Scott, the highest peak near the lake. No rivers or streams run into or out of Crater Lake, resulting in immaculate water quality.

Jacalyn, ’97, and Kenneth Bishop, ’93, stand more than 12,500 feet above sea level on Isla Suasi in the waters of Lake Titicaca, Peru.

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