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Anne Mallett

From our 40th:
After B-CC I spent the first part of my college career in Portland, Maine. Then a few
months after the 6 Day Arab-Israeli War I arrived in Beirut (1/68) for an amazing journey
into Middle Eastern culture and an education at the American University of Beirut. (B.A.
1970). I could easily have stayed in Lebanon but followed my parent's request that I
come home. Two and a half years were spent in the psyc hiatry department of Mass.
General Hospital where a little over 30 years later my first born, John Morton, found
employment and also worked for one of my former bosses, Dr. Ned Cassem. It was in
Boston that I met a Maine boy from Farmington, the same town where my father had
grown up. We were married in Seoul, Korea (husband: JAG: Army). This is where I did
my student teaching under another Farmingtonian. In 1974 we arrived in Baumholder,
Germany and over the next three and a half years spent time in Stuttgart and Augsburg
where our first born arrived. Moving back to the U.S. we settled in none other than
Farmington, Me. where another son Miles was born. Then divorce in '87.
Greatest personal accomplishment: raising my sons as a single parent. Both are now in
N.Y. city working as an actor and artist. The actor tutors students to raise their SAT
scores into the 700's and this past summer worked as a nature educator in N.Y.'s Central
Park Zoo. His performances in skits, songs, and dance were memorable during a visit,
especially the "metamorphosis boogy".
I run a Bug and Butterfly Camp during the summer out of my workshop/backyard. The
rest of the year will find me involved in Maine Entomological Society activities and
helping with the education of special ed. students at a middle school.
One of my favorite insect stories: One day during one of my bug camp sessions a nine
year old asked if she could read a book about the monarch butterfly to the campers. She
arrived with her book wearing her newly made monarch butterfly wings and a flower
patterned dress. Moments after her sharing the butterfly book a monarch flew in through
an opened door and landed on her dress! Have any insect stories you'd like to share?
They don't have to be heartwarming. Just interesting or memorable. Please contact me.
So anxious to hear. -Anne

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