The End Depends Upon the Beginning

The End Depends Upon the Beginning
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Andover alumnus Laura Vinroot Poole talks with graduates from the Class of 1990, in advance of their 35th reunion.
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Explores themes of personal growth, community, and shared experiences among Andover graduates. Topics include the transition to adulthood, lessons learned from boarding school, and the impact of diverse backgrounds on personal and professional paths, with episodes highlighting narratives like Sherita's journey in health counseling and Joe's insights on resilience in business.

Andover alumnus Laura Vinroot Poole talks with graduates from the Class of 1990, in advance of their 35th reunion.
Tom Seeley is a South Port, Connecticut native, a third generation Andover graduate and the younger sibling of two more graduates.
Andover furnished his house on literal and figurative levels. A four year senior, Tom came to PA from Eaglebrook and repeated the ninth grade. His life would have been incomplete had he not attended.
A sink or swim place with the survival swim being a metaphor for our time there, Tom eventually swam after a lost and messy Lower year.
Sober since 17, Tom gives credit where it was, and is, due to Henry Wilmer, Craig Thorn, Cilla Bonney-Smith, and Pam Brown for shepherding him through his sobriety journey.
Tom quoted Pam Brown beautifully, “You can only understand things looking backwards.”
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