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This page is dedicated to the former members of our group, their whereabouts and what they're doing now. These are the people who are still keeping in touch and enjoying the fruits of our friendship. |
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 Christin
Eklöf, Sweden, Aupair 1994. We met Christin while she
was working as a waitress at Stoupsy's in Georgetown. Credited for introducing us to the "Third Edition", she's currently working
for SwissAir in Frankfurt, Germany. She and her sister Helen recently visited
us in March 1999.
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 Anna
Holmberg, Sweden, Aupair 1995. Worked at the Landvetter
Airport Hotel in Gothenberg and later on with Volvo. She's currently taking
some time off to raise a child (her own). She visited Washington DC in
1997.
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 Melanie
Neusser, Germany, Aupair 1997. Was Miss Backstreet
Boys when we met her, is currently back in Germany working as a school
teacher.
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 Myriam
Fuchs, Germany, Aupair 1997. We met thru Melanie and
Kathrin, she's currently working as a flight stewardess for Lufthansa in
Frankfurt. She will be visiting DC in August 1999.
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 Leticia
Teixeira, Brazil, Aupair 1998. Leticia will one day
be the granddam of this organization. She pulled so much of us together
and managed to keep on dancing till the lights went out. Currently back
in Brasilia to finish her studies in Political Science. **Update: "...Hello my friends!!!! I hope you keep having a great time
there. Things are not the same without you guys... Realizing that things work out for you guys make me
very happy. I'm looking for a master's degree scholarship starting next year. It might
be in Germany, Sweden, France, Spain, Australia, USA...I don't know what is gonna
happen yet... I'm looking forward to talk to you online!!! Love,
Letícia". Email: leleteteix@hotmail.com
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 Adam
Dalton, Northern Ireland, Aupair 1999. None have diversified this group
like "THE BIG IRISH MAN". Adam always found ways to pump life back into this
group with his "timely" connections. After returning to N.Ireland for a short
time to relax and recuperate, he is now working in a hotel on the small yet
exotic, millionaire's paradise island of Jersey. (Just off the NW coast of
France for those of you don't know.) In his own words Adam wrote:
"The only
thing I'll miss about this place is you guys and all the great crack we had
together! You made it all worthwhile! I love you guys!!! - Adam". Email: Shuck13000@aol.com
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 Mette
Jakobsen, Denmark, Aupair 1999. The group's ace badminton superstar, Mette is so athletic she can do 25 push-ups... with one arm. Here are a few words
she left us... "I am happy to be back home in Denmark, where I am planning to start
university - studying language (English and German). Meaning I will be
settled in Denmark over the next three years. I already miss you guys so
terribly much. You who kept my evenings busy, made me come out and have fun
when I felt low, and made me have even more fun when I was all ready to have
a good time.
Made me feel like somebody was always there to depend on, even when coming
back after time to one's self. Keep up the good work guys, and I promise I will
come visit sometime. - Mette.". Email: mette_j22@hotmail.com
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 Stefanie
Walter, Germany, Aupair 1999. Stefanie made the MOST impact on us for the short time she was with the group. When it was time to just chill and hangout, we can
always count on Stefanie. Back in Germany, she left us these words:
"To come.". Email: stoffelus@hotmail.com
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 Severine
Zarza, France, Aupair 1999. We miss her million dollar smile, presence and personality. Now back in
Paris, she will let us know what she's up to and as soon as we know, we'll let you know. Email: twilight997@hotmail.com
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 Konstantin
Kliem, Germany, Aupair 1999. At 4:59PM on a Friday, our phones will start ringing, and you can almost guarantee it's Konstantin
inquiring about the plans for the weekend only to tell us what we should do instead. We met so many cool people from this guy. His entertainment antics are so
unique... you either liked him or hated him. "... i miss you all a
lot, but thats the way it is. life sucks and then you die. being back in
germany is o.k.. the first time i was a little bit sad and i still am, but i
think i gonna be o.k. after a couple more days.
i gonna start studying in a town named kassel in the middle of october. if i
like it i gonna be a teacher for english and sport in a few years. the
university-campus looks pretty cool and i have a room in a 2-room-appartment
right on the campus. i hope i can see yall in november and please say hi to
everyone! miss you all and stay in touch. -
konstantin!" Email: konikliem@hotmail.com
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