I received my B.Sc., M.Sc., and Ph.D. degrees in Biochemistry and rose to the ranks of Full Professor in the Department of Human Genetics and Pediatrics at McGill University.  After and exciting and productive career in basic research and teaching, I retired and moved to Toronto in 2004 with my husband of 45 years, Alan Tenenhouse, also a professor in the Faculty of Medicine at McGill. 

We have two married daughters, one in Toronto with two kids and the other in the Boston area with 3.

Alan and I have a passion for travel and hiking and have taken full advantage of our newly acquired leisure time, with hiking trips to New Zealand, Australia, Patagonia, the Canadian Rockies and the American Southwest.

We are truly enjoying our new digs in”The Beach” overlooking Lake Ontario as well as the cultural activities that Toronto has to offer.

We look forward to renewing old friendships at the reunion.

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Susie,

I tripped across your personal page today (May 13, 2007) and am amazed.   There may be little practical value to looking backward, but to see that shy little Wilder Avenue girl as an accomplished and beautiful woman 50 years later is most heartening.

Peter Lippman — pearlind@abacoa.com (Jupiter, Florida)

Sunday, May 13, 2007 - 08:04 PM