Peter Crowe (SMG’95) of Exton, Pa., and his wife, Allison, announce the birth last summer of their third son. “Brady joins his big brothers, Jackson and Connor, to complete Daddy’s golfing foursome,” Peter writes. He is a commercial insurance broker with EHD, Inc. E-mail him at petercc72@hotmail.com.

Jane Fitzharris (STH’95) of Pittsburgh, Pa., is the music director at Sheridan Methodist Church and Christ Community Church in Pittsburgh. She recently earned a doctor of musical arts degree in organ performance from Herdon Spillman at Louisiana State University. Contact Jane at notesfreely@yahoo.com.

Gregg Jaeger (GRS’95) of Cambridge, Mass., is an assistant professor of natural sciences at BU’s College of General Studies and a member of the University’s Quantum Imaging Lab. He recently published Quantum Information, an overview of quantum information science. Visit his Web site at people.bu.edu/jaeger.

Jeff Laass (SED’95) of Papillion, Neb., is vice president of property management at NAI NP Dodge Commercial Real Estate Services in Omaha. E-mail him at jlaass@npdodge.com.

Ash Sawker (CAS’95) of Long Beach, Calif., is a special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigation. He joined the FBI in 2003 and is investigating counterterrorism matters in the Los Angeles area. He and his wife, Lisa, have two sons, Deven, 2, and Neel, 5. E-mail him at asawkar@yahoo.com.

David J. Berman (CAS’96, GSM’01, CGS’94) of Great Neck, N.Y., writes, “I have recently moved to New York. I am excited to be leading a new start-up venture, SendToPerson.com. The service makes it easy to send files of any size to anyone.” E-mail David at dberman@sendtoperson.com.

Sally D’Angelo (COM’96) of San Rafael, Calif., and fellow rowers Lori Schaffhauser (CAS’96), Sarah Walls (CAS’96), and Catherine Koppel (CAS’96, COM’96) raced at the 2006 Head of the Charles regatta. Cheering them on at the DeWolfe Boathouse were several other BU alums and rowers, including Dominique Tons (CAS’96), George Stamides (CAS’96), and Elise Carver (SMG’96). E-mail Sally at sdangelo1@yahoo.com.

David Dannels (SMG’96) and Debra Taylor (CAS’96) of Holland, Mich., announce the birth of their daughter, Kayleigh Ann Dannels, on July 8, 2006. Contact the new parents at taylor_debra@hotmail.com or ddannels@hotmail.com.

Barbara (Uhr) Eichenholz (CAS’96) of Washington, D.C., married Keith Eichenholz on August 6, 2006, in Washington, D.C. Erin (Hirsch) Josendale (SMG’96) was matron of honor, and Jennifer (Parks) Nathan (SMG’96) and Amy Radetsky (SED’96) were bridesmaids. Hannah Goldenberg-Venit (CAS’96), Becky Newman Leavey (COM’96), Jason Gayl (SMG’96, CGS’94) and Jody (Greenstein) Epstein (SED’96) attended the wedding. Barbara is a recruiting manager for the staffing firm Robert Half International. She received her M.B.A. from George Washington University. She writes that she “would love to hear from those in the Washington, D.C., area.” Contact Barbara at barbara_eichenholz@hotmail.com.

Adam Zev Estreicher (CAS’96) of Tarrytown, N.Y., died in early January after being struck by a car whose driver was under the influence. After graduating from BU, Adam taught English and studied Chinese language and culture in China. He returned to Boston and earned a master’s degree in traditional Chinese medicine at the New England School of Acupuncture and worked in a clinic providing acupuncture to HIV patients. In 2002 he married his high school sweetheart, Tracy Triplett. “Adam was devoted to helping others through his alternative medicine practice — and just as often by providing an open and listening ear,” Tracy writes. “He had a boundless appetite for books and music of all kinds, good food, and goofy jokes. He was happiest when surrounded by friends or spending time in the woods.” Contact Tracy at tracytriplett@hotmail.com.

Daniel Fiedler (LAW’96) of Seoul, South Korea, is a professor of law at Sogang University in Seoul, where he is responsible for the Anglo-American Law program. E-mail him at fiedler@sogang.ac.kr.

Ronan P. O’Brien (CAS’96, LAW’96) of Hingham, Mass., is a corporate and finance partner in the Boston office of the law firm Seyfarth Shaw. Previously, Ronan worked at the law firm Kirkpatrick & Lockhart Nicholson Graham.

Ayanna Pressley (CAS’96) of Boston, Mass., is political director for U.S. Senator John F. Kerry. She recently received the Massachusetts Women’s Political Caucus’s 16th annual Wonder Woman Award, which honors young women who work tirelessly behind the scenes in politics or in the nonprofit arena.

Rochelle Steinhaus (COM’96) of Staten Island, N.Y., married Peter Miller on August 26, 2006, in New York City. Carly Bariso-Norris (SED’96) and Joelle Ferron (CAS’96, SSW’99) were members of the bridal party. Peter is a sergeant with the New York Police Department, and Rochelle is an editor at CourtTV.com, in New York City.

Unity Stoakes (COM’96) of New York, N.Y., is cofounder and president of OrganizedWisdom.com, a health-focused social networking site aimed at helping consumers, health-care professionals, and organizations collaborate and share knowledge about more than 6,500 health topics. Contact Unity at unity@organizedwisdom.com.

Mike Baroni (COM’97) of Chicago, Ill., is the head of creative development at PGC, a small promotions and advertising agency in Chicago. He writes, “I’ve written one book, I Don’t Have a Girlfriend and I Think I Know Why, and I’m looking for a publisher. It’s not exactly a Greek tragedy. E-mail me if you remember me. I’m much balder and fatter now.” Contact Mike at mikebaroni@gmail.com.

Amy Blanchette Fitzgibbon (SSW’97) of Westborough, Mass., and her husband, Rob, welcomed their second child, Alyssa Dee, on May 14, 2006. Their son, Robbie, is three. Amy and Rob celebrated their 10th wedding anniversary on November 9, 2006. Contact Amy at rffiii@yahoo.com.

Jay Gabler (SED’97) of Cambridge, Mass., is the coauthor of Reconstructing the University: Worldwide Shifts in Academia in the 20th Century. He is completing his Ph.D. in sociology at Harvard University.

Inger Krueger (MET’97) of Lake Placid, N.Y., is public services librarian at the Joan Weill Adirondack Library at Paul Smith’s College in New York’s Adirondack Park. She received a master’s degree in library and information science from Dominican University in Chicago in May 2006. Contact Inger at kruegei@paulsmiths.edu.

Shin Yu (Doris) Pai (CAS’97) of Dallas, Tex., has recently published Love Hotel Poems, a limited edition, handmade, and hand-bound artist book available at www.presslorentz.com. The book is Volume 2, Book No. 3 in the Everywhere Godfrey Artist Book Series. E-mail Shin Yu at shinyu32@hotmail.com.

Adam Pizzo (CAS’97) of Philadelphia, Pa., and his wife, Michelle, had a daughter, Stella Rose, on August 27, 2006.

Josh Rooney (COM’97, CGS’95) of Sewickley, Pa., is vice president of the Rooney Sports & Entertainment Group. Previously, he was scoreboard producer for the Washington Nationals and before that he was manager of the corporate video production department for Anheuser-Busch Companies.

Lisa (Christenson) Doring (CAS’98) of Oceanside, Calif., a Marine captain, returned from deployment in Iraq after the death of her husband, Captain Nathanael J. Doring, a Marine pilot whose AH-1W Cobra attack helicopter crashed last May. Nate was stationed at the same base in Iraq after extending his six-month tour there to be with Lisa during her deployment. Lisa has since transferred to Marine Air Group 39 at Camp Pendleton, Calif. E-mail her at lmdoring@cs.com.

Joshua P. Edwards (COM’98) of Dubai, United Arab Emirates, married Elizabeth Greason on August 5, 2006, in Waterford, Maine. Check out their Web site at www.newlywedindubai.com.

Reuben Fischman (ENG’98) of Rehoboth, Mass., is a senior systems engineer with General Dynamics C4 Systems. He is a lead engineer in the company’s R&D organization. E-mail him at rfischman@alum.bu.edu.

Scott MacLean (GSM’98) of Winchester, Mass., is the chief information officer of Newton-Wellesley Hospital in Newton, Mass. He is responsible for all information systems and telecommunications for the hospital. Scott and his wife have three children.

Marjorie Musick (COM’98) of Roanoke, Va., is public relations coordinator for Virginia Tech’s Marion duPont Scott Equine Medical Center. Previously she was director of communications for the Washington Technical Professional Forum and the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters.

Elysha (Schwach) Rice (SED’98) of Brighton, Mass., married Robert G. Rice III in Newton, Mass., on October 14, 2006. Attending were Joseph L. Harrington (CAS’98), Cara Mistal (SED’99,’04), Greg Robinson (CAS’00), Lauren (Richardson) Robinson (SAR’01,’03), Suzanne (Smith) Busso (CAS’00), Frank Busso (SMG’01), Matthew Zavala (CAS’97) and Nancy (Levin) Cohen (SED’78). E-mail Elysha at tinshee@hotmail.com.

Bethany Shorb (CFA’98) of Detroit, Mich., and her partner, Michael Doyle, who make up the music project DethLab, performed at the Guggenheim Museum in New York City on December 1 as part of the museum’s First Fridays series. E-mail Bethany at bethany@cyberoptix.com.

Greg Ehret (GSM’99) of Hingham, Mass., senior managing director at State Street Global Advisors, was named to the Boston Business Journal’s 40 Under 40 list for 2006.

Johann Jack (CAS’99, CGS’96) of Carlsbad, Calif., is a certified personal trainer and a guide runner for visually impaired athletes for the U.S. Paralympic team. He recently competed in Assen, the Netherlands, in the Paralympic World Championships, a stepping-stone on the way to the 2007 Pan American Games in Brazil and the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, China. Visit Johann’s Web site at www.jacksfitnessgenerator.com, or e-mail him at johannjack@hotmail.com.

Aylin Kirimca (SAR’99,’02) of Brooklyn, N.Y., became engaged to Steven Costello on July 7, 2006. They are planning an October wedding.

Robert Ostrom (SMG’99) of Strongsville, Ohio, is manager of the financial analysis and reporting group for consumer and small business deposits at National City Bank, in Cleveland, Ohio. E-mail Robert at robertostrom@wideopenwest.com.

Martha Payne (COM’99, CGS’97) and Eric Zacharek (ENG’01) of Boston, Mass., were married on October 21, 2006. BU alumni in attendance were Amy Dashoff Bowers (CAS’99) and her husband, Nick Bowers (CAS’00, CGS’97), Todd Roitfarb (SMG’02, CGS’99), Michael Bromberger (CAS’00), and Greg King (SED’01, CGS’99).

Courtney (Gilson) Piercey (CFA’99) of Casa Grande, Ariz., is pursuing a D.M.A. in voice performance at Arizona State University.

Robert Sedaghatpour (SMG’99) of Great Neck, N.Y., is the founder and director of Maccabee Homes, a residential real estate development firm specializing in the construction of single-family homes on Long Island, N.Y. He received a master’s degree in real estate development from New York University in 2003. Contact Robert at Robert@convermat.com.