Janice (Lam) Cairns (BCom) died in a tragic highway accident on Oct. 5 while on vacation with her family in British Columbia, one month before her 37th birthday. Janice was born and raised in Vancouver, BC. After completing her Commerce studies at QSB, she moved to Calgary to start her career in Information Technology and landed at Shell Canada, where she met her husband, Nigel. Together, they travelled the world and were blessed with two wonderful boys, Liam and Ryan. In addition to her husband and children, she is survived by her father, Arthur Lam, sister Jessica Farrugia (Jim), brother Richard Lam (Jennifer) and several nieces and nephews.
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Anne E. Driscoll (BCom) has joined Ning as Vice President of Business Operations leading marketing, communications, professional services and HR. Ning provides an easy-to-use platform for organizing, mobilizing, collaborating and inspiring entertainers, activists, brands, politicos, and more.
Published in: Winter 2011
Gen Lamorie-Wallace (BCom), along with her chef husband Steve Wallace, has opened Burnt Butter Italian Kitchen in Ottawa, the realization of their lifelong dream. The food is inspired by the flavours and traditions of Italy, Gen says, yet is “infused with Steve’s inventive style that favours simple, seasonal elements.” Burnt Butter has been a hit since its mid-August opening and seats are hard to come by! Gen continues in her role as Vice-President with Phase 5, a market research consultancy. Email: gen@burntbutter.ca or check www.burntbutter.ca
Published in: Winter 2012
Rabia D’Andrade (EMBA), Ottawa, is author of the recently published book No Limits: Prescriptions for Life.
Published in: Winter 2011
Matt Aaronson (BCom) has been promoted to Partner and Managing Director at The Boston Consulting Group. He still lives in Chicago with his wife Kate Sanderson, (Artsci’98), and daughters Alex (6) and Caroline (3). Kate continues to work for Aon Corporation as Vice President, Human Resources.
Published in: Summer 2012
Matt Aaronson, BCom, BAH'98, and Kate Sanderson, BAH'98, in November 2016 welcomed William, who joins sisters Alex (11), Caroline (8) and Sarah (3). The family still resides in Chicago, where Matt is a partner and managing director at The Boston Consulting Group, leading the Aerospace and Defense practice in North America. Kate heads up human resources for corporate and shared services at Aon plc.
Published in: Winter 2017
Jeremy Estabrooks, BCom, and wife Amanda Stevens welcomed daughter Amelia, born in New York City in September 2016. So far Amanda’s interests include morning naps and long afternoon walks in Central Park.
Published in: Winter 2017
David Mulvenna, BCom, far left, with classmates Dan Murdoch, Sera Kim, Peter MacDonald and Kelvin Cheung at a get-together in Toronto in June 2016.
Published in: Winter 2017
Cameron Bradley, BCom, died peacefully on November 17, 2016, at Toronto's Princess Margaret Hospital, his wife, Janine, family and friends at his side. After receiving a diagnosis of terminal cancer in January 2016, Cam retired and focused on doing what he did best — making people laugh, spending time with loved ones and living life to the fullest. As Comm'98 President, Cam once wrote that Queen's Commerce was "about great times, great friends and great memories," and that was how Cam lived his life. As the hundreds of fellow Commies, alumni, friends and colleagues who gathered at Cam's wake can attest, it was a life well lived, and Cam left it with an abundance of all three.
Published in: Winter 2017