More from Lynne Vuillemot Bosche

A post was published earlier regarding Lynne Vuillemot Bosche’s mini reunion with classmates. For those of your with inquiring minds, you might have noticed that something was missing in this post … Lynne’s story! Well wait no longer because here it is straight from Lynne herself.

Lynne with her youngest daughter Lauren. Both were working the Punahou74 shift at Carnival 2011.

I live in Piedmont, California. I am a Nurse Practitioner but, though my credentials are still current, it’s been years since I’ve worked as an NP/RN.  The last time I practiced was three years ago when my husband (John’s a Civil Engineer) and I traveled to Sierra Leone to work at a women’s health care clinic. Otherwise, I’ve mainly volunteered in the East Bay community and, as always, am immersed in the doings of my husband’s extended family.

At our 35th reunion, Lynne showed off her own class ring. It still fits and is as shiny as ever.

I’m finally allowing/forcing myself to focus more on public health issues from another angle, taking play writing classes. I’m immersed in this new and complex world, following a longtime urge to create on the page.  Wish me MUCH luck! I’m in heaven! I’m also trying my hand at a new writing project and am working on interviewing my mother, who lives at Pohai Nani.

My husband and I have two daughters. Our younger daughter’s at Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs. She’s on the school’s (highly competitive) equestrian team with Chelsea King, a strong rider who wears her Punahou ring (though I’m not sure of her graduation year). Our older daughter’s attended Scripps College, one of the Claremont colleges.

I have enjoyed seeing everyone in Honolulu when I’ve worked at the class malasada shift during Carnival! Hope to see you all there again sometime. Aloha!