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Location: |
Email: |
Nantucket, MA
(Nantucket is a little island about 30 miles off the coast of Cape Cod.) |
gtsilva@comcast.net |
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Husband: |
 Geoffrey Silva. Steph and
Geoffrey were married in September 2003 in Nantucket where they met and
are now living. Her husband owns the restaurant on the beach where
the reception was held, and guest stayed at
Cliffside Beach Club Resort
... Kelly (Grim) Seyler was at the wedding and reception representing the
Class of '86! |
| Children: |
None |
| Pets: |
 Remy, a Maltese, adopted in 2005 |
| Birthday: |
May 18th, 1968 |
| Occupation: |
Was working
as a nurse at St. Joseph's Hospital in Reading until leaving for
Nantucket with her sister Becky. Steph is presently a labor and delivery nurse
at a 12-bed hospital on the island of Nantucket.
As of Summer of 2008, Steph and Geoffrey
also own two restaurants in Nantucket, and are preparing to open a 3rd
in Boston. |
| Exciting
things since HS: |
Per Steph, 10/02/02: "My sister and
her husband live here [Nantucket] and recently bought a home. I
spend most of the summer at the beach since the ocean is at my front
door, and some of the winter traveling. Last winter I spent a lot
of time in Palm Beach and chartered a sailboat in the Bahamas for a
while. This winter I am thinking about going to Vail for the
winter and then back to Nantucket in the spring. I hope to get
home to Reading for Christmas this year (2002) and catch up with some
people. Living on the island has some advantages (like meeting
Steven Tyler from Aerosmith walking down the street, partying on million
dollar yachts, no streetlights - only stop signs - at intersections),
but it sucks sometimes too (like having to take a ferry or airplane to
go anywhere, no McDonalds, BK, Gap, etc. and paying too much for
everything-houses start at $500,000)."
Note from Brendan Kane, 10/08/02: "Presumably by BK she is
not lamenting my absence from the island..." |
Yearbook
Future Career: |
In our senior
yearbook, Steph listed "Nursing" as her future
career path. |
| Senior Memories
(Copied directly from the Senior Yearbook): |
| Joe Cool Sunshine ...
"Soup" ... lunch conversations (cucumber, Judy) ... Sat: mall
(m.m.) And movies ... looking for a "frog" ... MF party w/Wes
... Wildwood (wet spot) ... ski trip (PIG) ... "flasher" on
422 ... "Recky" ... Good times w/good friends (LW, SP, LP, JH,
CJ). |
| Chris Mal Notes: |
Stephanie was Maid of Honor in her
sister, Becky�s (Class of �87) wedding. Becky was married in 2000
(Announcement in the 10/22/00 paper) and will be living with her
husband, Dean Miller (Governor Mifflin HS graduate) in Nantucket,
Massachusetts.
Steph's sister Becky and her husband Dean
had a baby in 2003. His name is Dillon.
Steph was a back-up "B" in the "B's Duet".
Steph used to cheat off of me in Anatomy and Physiology class. We
used to have a lot of multiple choice questions and I think I would give
her the answers by pointing eraser or spare pencil in a certain
direction, or something like that. Steph
claims she doesn't remember this fact. And, I guess she does have a
good point - if this fact was true, how did SHE become the nurse and I
became the engineer?
The picture of the group of girls at The Galley (from the Nantucket 2005
pictures above) includes Rebecca Lucey (all the way on the right at the
table.) She went to Exeter and graduated in 1984. Steph met her in
Reading working at St Joe's (she is a nurse). In January of 2004,
Steph convinced her to move from Seattle to Nantucket because they
needed good labor and delivery nurses. She did it and currently lives
there. Now she is on the MPHS website! |
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Steph Shaeff and Kelly Grim from the Senior Class
Trip, 1986 |
Steph Shaeff, some guy and Suzanna Post from the
Senior Class Trip, 1986 |
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Middle School: 1979
5th Grade Class Picture |
Middle School: 1980
6th Grade Class Picture |
Middle School: 1980
Looks like Tracy Hartz, Christine Jurasinski, Stephanie Shaeff,
Lisa Westervelt, Lori Stoss, Beth Klempke... |
Middle School: 1981
7th Grade Class Picture |
Middle School: 1982
8th Grade Class Picture
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