Seven Hills Honors Lifers with Lunch
February 2, 2026
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The annual Lifers Lunch honored the 36 members of the Class of 2026, who have spent their entire education at Seven Hills. To be a Lifer, a graduating senior must have started at Seven Hills in at least the first grade. Some started as early as pre-kindergarten for 2-year-olds and have spent 15 years at Seven Hills.
Jennifer Frey ’99, chair of the Alumni Board and fellow Lifer, encouraged the Lifers to cherish the sense of community and value of what they experienced during their time at Seven Hills.
“Seven Hills is special because of parents, families, and students just like you,” Frey said. “I still remember what that last year at Seven Hills felt like and the journey toward graduation. One of the most important things to take away when you graduate is that you don’t really leave Seven Hills. Seven Hills will always be home, the halls will be home, the people will be home, no matter how long it has been since you were enrolled as a student.”
This year, three Lifers — Rose Vecellio, Thibaut Briquet, and Grace Kennedy — were second-generation Lifers, with one of their parents also being a Seven Hills Lifer.
Director of Development Margo Kirstein thanked the seniors’ parents for entrusting Seven Hills with their children for so long. Each Lifer was gifted a plaque with their school photo from their first year at Seven Hills and a photo from their senior year.
