This page provides a link to the roster of lost and found classmates for the West Point Class of 1993. The only people authorized to access this page are members of the Class of 1993 or their spouses.

The roster is password protected. You should have received the password via email; if not, please contact Jeremy Nathan at defenders1993@yahoo.com to obtain it. If you are an authorized viewer of the roster, you are instructed not to share the password with anyone, save your spouse. The contents of this file are as secure as we make it.

The roster is in .pdf format, which can be read by Adobe Acrobat Reader 3.0 and higher. If you don't have the software, click on the image below to download a free copy from Adobe's web site.

If you are unable to download this software, send a message to defenders1993@yahoo.com and we'll find another way to send you a copy.

When viewing the roster, you'll notice there are 4 columns:

You probably have already noted that the names preceded by a number 1 are at the top of the spreadsheet, while the ones without a number 1 are on the bottom half. The number 1 is an identifier used to make things easier in separating the 'found' classmates from the 'lost' ones in the spreadsheet. The names with a number 1 are 'found', while those without it are 'lost'.

The 2 groups are then sorted by Cullum number, which is basically an alphabetical listing by classmate. There are 2 exceptions to this rule:

First, all female classmates who are now married and/or have taken a different name were given their number based on their maiden name. For example, you would find our classmate Karen Fay under the letter C, as her maiden name is Curtis.

Second, the Cullum numbers were also assigned by graduation date. Some classmates graduated in June, August, or December. If you look at the end of the each 'lost' and 'found' section, you will notice some names are out of order -- they received a lower Cullum number because they graduated at a later date.

You may also notice that many of our classmates listed in the 'lost' section have an email address next to their name. These are the last known email addresses coming from AOG's database. They are either invalid or unconfirmed.

YOUR MISSION

Please take the time to go through the list of 'lost' classmates. If you see someone who should be 'found', please contact them and have them send an e-mail to defenders1993@yahoo.com. The more people we reach, the easier it should be to track the remaining 'lost' classmates down.

OUR MISSION

Quite simply, we want to gain positive accountability of as many classmates as possible so we can keep them notified about our 10 year class reunion. Having a roster also fosters class cohesion through the sharing of contact information. We will NEVER share personal contact information with anyone outside our class, except for the Association of Graduates (and if you don't want us to give them your contact information, let us know).

Thanks for all of your help!

Your Class Accountability Project Team