Christina (Brasser) Clark ’02 and James Clark ’02

Christina (Brasser) Clark ’02 and James Clark ’02

It was 200 nights before graduation in the Fall of 2001... our eyes briefly locked upon entering The Grape after a not-so-semi-formal event for us seniors (aka “200 Nights”). The moment was brief but man was it significant. As the last call bell rang, Christina was in pursuit. After a brief conversation, I leaned in and kissed Christina. To this day, I still don’t know what came over me but the stars aligned and it just seemed like the right thing to do. Two days later we went on a “date” to Archie’s (who goes on a date at Fairfield??). They say “when you know, you know” and within months of that serendipitous night, we knew. Our story has been told a thousand times but one of those recounts stands out above all. In June of 2017 we wrote a song about it. In fact, this song was written with Nick Hexum, the lead singer of my favorite band, 311. After a 6 hour song writing session in California, the song/demo Worlds Collide was born.

Fairfield provided a wonderful education for us, Christina’s parents, her 2 siblings and 2 of my sisters...not to mention, roughly a score of aunts, uncles and cousins. Most importantly I met my beautiful wife at Fairfield. We were married in 2006 and now have two wonderful children. Thank you for the foundation, Fairfield U!

Class Years: 2002
First Met: 200 Nights Event at The Grape
Wedding Date: 2006

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