James Madison University - Bluestone Schoolmaam Yearbook (Harrisonburg, VA)

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THAMBFRS-FPn-HlMFR Kendra I , I lumbers, MIS; Monrdair, WenT. Chen, Accounting; Chesterfield, VA Shannon E, Cherry, Mis. South Boston, VA Brian Y. Chou, lntcrn.uion.il Business; Richland, W Minnie V Chung, CIS; Lorton, VA EricJ.Cbuk,CIS;Wethersfield l I Lowell F. Coleman, Management; Ashland. VA Lisa J. Colon, CIS; Sterling, VA i hcrvl E. Conover, Int I Bus; Westminster, MD Robert E. Copeland. Finance; Vienna, VA Kimberley D. Cosby, CIS; Midlothian, VA Raymond J. Cowling III, CIS; Salem, VA Michael D. Cox, Marketing; Clemmons, NC Jillian A. Crawford, Marketing; Woodbridge, VA Man- Beth Crutchfield, CIS; Prince George, VA Renzo R. Cuadros, CIS; Annandale, VA Carol M. Culley, Marketing; Richmond, VA Dale M. Cundiff, CIS; Springfield, VA Jacqueline T. Dadiani, Finance; Reston, VA Ryan D. Daly, CIS; Fairfax Station, VA Christopher D. Damminger, CIS; Herndon, VA Nicole De La Guardia, Mktg; EI Dorado, Panama City Jennifer A. DeCicco, Finance; Inwood, WV Rebeca M. Delgado, Finance; Fredericksburg, VA Maria C. Demetriou, MIS; Pafos, Cypress Kelly E. Denholm, Finance; Richmond, VA Allison E. DePaolo, Marketing; Pen Argyl, PA Andrew W. Dicker, Finance; Buddlake, NJ Christine M. DiModica, MIS; Portland, CT Jeffrey K, Dinkelmeyer, Finance; Towaco, NJ Caria A. Dizon, MIS; Falls Church, VA Sean R. Doherry, Marketing; Yorktown, VA David A. Doniger, Economics; West Caldwell, NJ Melanie J. Doyle, CIS; Rockport, MA Leslie B. Duncan, Marketing; Waynesboro, VA Christopher R. Dunphey, CIS; Virginia Beach, VA Matthew T. Durfee, H TM; Yorktown, VA Kate M. Earnest, MIS; Bethesda, MD Peter J. Elam, CIS; Herndon, VA Kristina K. Ellis, MIS; Darnestown, MD Scon M. Emerick, Management; Cohoes. NY Ryan T Eppehimer, Accounting; Nazareth, PA

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ADAM.S-CFNTRONF David E. Adams, CIS; Lynchburg, VA Michael W. AJbert, CIS; Arlington, VA Brian C. Allen, Management; Centreville, VA Wayne L. Andrews, CIS; Montclair, VA Maryanne C. Arthur, MIS; Reston, VA Lori M. Ashworth, CIS; Danville, VA Randy E. Baker III, Finance; Shenandoah, VA Jaime A. Ballard, International Business; Medtord, NJ Alissa C. Bartgis, MIS; Roanoke, VA Barry S. Bass, Marketing; Danville, VA Regan E. Beasley, Marketing; Woodstock, VA Robert J. Beaton, CIS; Toms River, NJ Anne W Beavers, Economics; Winchester, VA Stephen D. Bedwell, Marketing; Abingdon, VA Aimo Berg, lnt ' l Bus; Cremlingen, Germany Scott W. Berger, Accounting; Oakdale, NY Mark T. Biondi, Finance; Waterbury, CT Nicole A. Biron, HTM; Prospect, CT Ryan C. Blair, CIS; Sykesville, MD Carla B. Blankenship, Accounting; Tazewell, VA Megan L. Block, AIS; Charlottesville, VA Matthew S. Bodek, CIS; Fairfax, VA Lindsay H. Boll, Marketing; Colchester, VT Jennifer C. Bolster, Int. Business; Erick L. Borda, CIS; Ashburn, VA Lesley A. Bowling, Finance; Richmond, VA Keri L. Boyd, Economics; Massapequa, NY Elizabeth E. Boyer, CIS; Hanover, PA Lisa J. Bradley, Accounting; Reisterstown, MD Lucy C. Bradshaw, OM; Franklin, VA Ericka S. Broaddus, CIS; Richmond, VA Stacy M. Brownstein, Marketing; Great Falls, VA Scott G. Brubaker, Finance; Mt. Laurel, NJ Lewis R. Burkholder, MIS; Bridgewater, VA Kelly C. Burrows, Marketing; Hunt Valley, MD Jennifer G. Butler, Marketing; Scottsville, VA Rhonda D. Cadogan, Marketing; Fairfax, VA Katherine C. Calvoza, CIS; Centreville, VA Robert W. Candela, Finance; Fairfax Station, VA Jamaal B. Carey, Finance; Richmond, VA Kristin L. Celentano, Management; Derry, NH Michael]. Centrdne, Economics; Rockaway, NJ CD c (SO

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MARRIAGF PROPOSALS will you MARRY me. ? SENIORS MATT AND LEAH KIRKPATRICK pose with their bridal party in front of Wilson Hall. The couple tailored their wedding around various spots throughout campus. Photo courtesy Alison Godfrey SENIOR ALISON GODFREY AND FIANCE Ross Fuller stop to pose for a picture at a UNC football game. The happy couple planned to be married in May after graduation. Photo courtesy Alison Godfrey As students began to reach their senior year, thoughts of wedding bells rang in their ears. Most seniors turned 21 by the begin- ning of the year and began to think about their future. For most students in serious relationships, the thought of marriage was prevalent. Along with the pressure of graduating from college and getting a job, many couples were busy planning for their big day. Senior Leah Kirkpatrick was married in the Arboretum in August 2000 and senior Alison Godfrey married in May 2001 . Although these girls had to endure the stress of their classes, their dreams of the perfect wedding kept them going. Kirkpatrick met her husband in Converse Hall in January 1999 during a hall function when they happened to sit next to each other. While talking with Matt Kirkpatrick, (her husband to be), about an upcoming hall event, they became engrossed in their conversation, staying up all night Kirkpatrick said that they never finished the hall project, but we became inseparable. Six months later, they were engaged. Matt proposed to Leah on the steps at Wilson Hall, a place with special meaning for us because that is where we officially became a couple, said Leah. Matt could not stop smiling and said to Leah, this is where we first became an official couple, let ' s make it official again. With that, he got down on his knees and pulled a litde box out of his pocket. I had a whole speech prepared, Matt said, but I can ' t remember any of it. Will you marry me? Of course, Leah said yes. Since Leah and Matt met at the university, they decided to get married in the Arboretum. Leah had always wanted an outdoor summer wedding and considered the Arboretum the perfect spot. Leah and Matt worked diligently to create the perfect wedding. Along with the help of her bridesmaids, family, and friends, Leah created her own flower arrangements. After the ceremony, they had a horse-drawn surrey take them to Wilson Hall so they could be photographed at the place where so many special moments of their relationship had taken place. They held their reception at the Joshua Wilton House where the couple often had afternoon tea. Family and friends performed most of the music and their first dance was to an accordion (continued on p. 226) It was a perfect day and it was completely our own. DO cz in r-o n