25th reunion class of 1999

Stay Connected

Stay updated on news and events, share memories, and connect with old friends by signing up for your class book and following the Georgia Tech Alumni Association on social media. Find ways to get involved and alumni event information at gtalumni.org. Fill out the questionnaire and let us know what you've been up to. 

But the best way to connect is in person—that’s why we hope to see you at Homecoming & Reunion Weekend on November 7-9, 2024.

Progress Towards Our Goal

Hey Class of 1999, we’re counting on you! Your milestone reunion gifts help advance the mission of Georgia Tech and its impact—on people’s lives, on the way we work together to create innovative solutions, and on our world—for decades to come. 

This is our year. This is our Tech. Have you made your gift?

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Dear Friends:

This year marks our first milestone reunion. That’s right, 25 years since we “got out.” It seems like yesterday that we were going to class, hanging out on campus or studying in the library, having all-night cram sessions, and attending Saturday afternoon football games. This fall will be the first opportunity to return to North Avenue to celebrate this special anniversary of our graduation from Georgia Tech. 

Reunions are a longstanding tradition at Georgia Tech. If you haven’t been to Homecoming in some time, festivities include campus tours, seminars, our class reunion party, the Mini 500, the Cake Race, the Ramblin’ Reck Parade and various other traditions. This year, the homecoming game will be GT Yellow Jackets vs the Miami Hurricanes. You do not want to miss this. Online registration for these events will open in August.  Stay tuned.  

Another reunion tradition is for members of each milestone reunion class to select meaningful ways to leave a class legacy. That includes making a reunion gift to our alma mater. I invite you to join our class in making a gift of any level to Georgia Tech in honor of this milestone reunion.  

The careers and lives we enjoy were enabled in large part by our Tech experience and education. Since this is our first class reunion, let’s kickstart this anniversary by reflecting on what a Georgia Tech education has meant to our lives. You can start by creating a page in our online Reunion Class Book. We can start reconnecting and renewing friendships now by sharing what we’ve been doing since graduation and browsing and tagging classmates we remember. We would love to see pictures of you and your family as well as learn about your memorable GT experiences. Just click on the Class Book link above to start your page today.

Fall will be here before you know it. I hope you will make plans to attend our class reunion party on Friday, November 8, during Homecoming Weekend to toast each other and celebrate the 25 years that have passed since we “got out.” It will definitely be a weekend to remember!  

Check back here for updates and Go Jackets!

George P. Burdell
Honorary Member, Class of 1999

ONE WEEKEND. A LIFETIME OF MEMORIES.
 

COMMITTEE LEADERSHIP

Co-Chair Greg Scherrer, EE
Atlanta, GA

Co-Chair Christina Scherrer, IE
Atlanta, GA

COMMITTEE MEMBERS

David Anderson, ChE - Manvel, TX

Paul Austin III, MGT - Atlanta, GA

Amy Caldwell, IE - Smyrna, GA

Jessica Camp, IE - Atlanta, GA

Torrey Edward, EE - Dacula, CA 

Marc Galindo, EE - Berkeley, CA

Quincy Johnson, EE - Lilburn, GA

Lekhessa Doctor King, IE - Alexandria, VA

Shane Long, CS - Brookhaven, GA 

Brian Lu, CE - Brookhaven, GA

Kathryn Pierce Folk, IE - Smyrna, GA 

Rose Hunter-Jones, IE - Marietta, GA

Simit Shah, CMPE - Atlanta, GA 

Kofi Smith, IE - Lithonia, GA

John Solomon, BC - Oneco, FL 

Matt Webb, ME - Dallas, GA

We’re counting on the Class of 1999 to show the rest of the hive how Jackets give back. Let’s see how far we can take the future of Georgia Tech! Click below to view the schedule and register for Homecoming & Reunion Weekend.

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25th Reunion Plans and Other Giving Opportunities

Learn more about all of our 25th reunion plans and giving opportunities today. Contact:

Stefanie Smith
Director of Development, Reunion Giving
470.219.3401
stefanie.smith@dev.gatech.edu