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1953  Ken Cameron has pub-lished three e-books in 2013: The Haunted Martyr, The Backward Boy, and The Past Master. All are historical crime fiction, feature the sleuth Denton, and are pub-lished by Orion.

1956  William Hermance ’60M (MD) has published Alice (Xlibris), “the true story of a girl named Alice who had severe de-velopmental problems following a difficult delivery.”

1957  Richard (Dick) Leger writes: “Zane Burday ’61M (MD), ’66M (Res) and his wife, Judie, flew from Rochester to San Francisco in June to vis-it old friends from the U of R, in-cluding my wife, Dianne, and I, and Eric Butler ’61M (MD) and his wife, Suzanne. Eric and

Zane were classmates from med-ical school and spent much of one summer touring the United States, traveling more than 14,000 miles in Eric’s Volkswagen with their pup tents and sleeping bags. Zane and I were brothers in Alpha Delta Phi.”

1962  Dalia Uzemis Woodliff writes that she’s published Threads of the Jade (Smashwords), the second book in her Jade mys-tery trilogy. The series is inspired by J. R. R. Tolkein as well as her father’s memoir about the family’s exodus from Lithuania.

1963  Jerry Marsh has pub-lished The Brotherhood of Battle (Xlibris), in which he profiles more than 300 Civil War sol-diers and their families, all from the Tioga County, N.Y., town of Newark Valley. Jerry adds that he played on the Yellowjackets

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football team and looks forward to attending the Class of 1963 50th reunion this October.

 1965  Gary Noyes ’67 (MS) and his wife, Carol, went on a cruise from the French Polynesian is-land, Papeete, to Lima, Peru. Accompanying the couple on the trip was the University mascot, Rocky. Gary writes: “A highlight was Easter Island. Rocky was duly impressed by all the moai on the island. When in Peru, Rocky had to flap his little wings very hard to get up to the Andes and, unfortu-nately, had a bit of a problem with the altitude (Cuzco is at 11,000 feet.) Regardless, he found the sights at Machu Picchu to be awe-inspiring. For everyone’s sake, no photos of Rocky being sick!”

 1968  Alan Lobel ’69S (MBA) was a finalist for a Jefferson Award for Community Service in Albany, N.Y. The national awards program was founded in 1972 by Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Sen. Robert Taft Jr., and Sam Beard, to establish “a Nobel Prize for com-munity and public service,” both on the national and local lev-el. Owner of Lobel Food Brokers, Alan retired in 2004. Since then, he’s been an activist and fund-raiser in efforts to fight hunger, disease, and addiction, and in or-ganizing donations to food banks as well as charity events.

 1969  Kathy Rumrich Gilbert writes that she and Paula (Terre) Deerhake Reed ’69W collaborat-ed on a children’s book, Just Us Chickens (CreateSpace). The text is a poem by Kathy and illustra-tions consist of paintings by Paula. Kathy earned a master of fine arts

degree from San Francisco State University earlier this year, fol-lowing her retirement as group manager for operations support and review at Bay Area Rapid Transit. Paula lives in Santa Fe and has been painting for 20 years.

 1970  Nancy Heller Cohen ’70N has published Warrior Rogue, the second book in her Drift Lords series. “When fashion designer Jennifer Dyhr loses her lead ac-tor for a video-game commercial, a replacement literally drops from the sky,” Nancy writes. She hires the replacement, “but when ter-rorists attack their flight home, Jen must awaken powers she didn’t know she had.” . . . Annie Weissman, who has written five books for teachers and librari-ans, has published her first nov-el. Reinvented Lives (Scottsdale Press) tells the story of 80-year-old Rae, who loses her memory in a car accident, leaving her care in her daughters’ hands.

 1973  Richard Eisenberg has been appointed to the board of trustees of the Usdan Center for the Creative and Performing Arts. Usdan is a summer arts day camp on a wooded campus in Suffolk County, Long Island. Richard is of counsel at the Garden City, N.Y., office of the law firm of Meyer, Suozzi, English & Klein.

 1974  Jeffrey Wisch has been named chief of the division of he-matology and medical oncology at Newton-Wellesley Hospital near Boston.

 1975  John Butterworth writes that he’s retiring from coach-ing boys soccer at Penfield High School near Rochester. During John’s years as coach, the team won 11 section V titles, nine west-ern New York crowns, and three New York state championships. “With both our daughters, their husbands, and four grandsons in Boston, my wife, Cindy, and I make the six-hour drive from Rochester monthly and celebrate our 40th anniversary this year,” John writes. He adds that he con-tinues to run his financial servic-es business, John D. Butterworth Associates. . . . William Kern writes: “In 2012 I received the three highest awards for med-ical student teaching at the

University of Oklahoma College of Medicine: the Stanton L. Young Master Teacher Award, the Edgar W. Young Lifetime Achievement Award, and the Aesculapian Award for Excellence in Teaching in the Basic Sciences. I was also selected as a founding member of the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine Academy of Teaching Scholars.” . . . Harriette Russell Trevino has been named community liaison for Waveny Care Network in New Canaan, Conn. Harriette has spent more than 30 years in public relations and marketing, and most recently, as a community service represen-tative for a home health organiza-tion, developed a referral partner network among health care facil-ities and professionals spanning 33 towns.

 1980  Gail Schwat Liss has co-authored The College Bound Organizer (Sourcebooks), a step-by-step guide to the college appli-cation process that includes tips and worksheets for each step. “It

includes a foreword by Edward B. Fiske, of Fiske Guide to Colleges, and a Q&A with admissions pro-fessionals,” Gail writes.

 1981  Randy Otto has coed-ited the fourth edition of The Handbook of Forensic Psychology (John Wiley & Sons). Randy is an associate professor in the University of South Florida’s de-partment of mental health law and policy.

 1984  Bruce Schneier has been awarded a fellowship at Harvard’s Berkman Center for Internet and Society for the 2013–14 academ-ic year. A noted security expert and author, Bruce studies the in-tersection of security, technology, and politics.

 1985  Alan Ehrlich writes: “Two Rochester alumni from differ-ent eras discovered their connec-tion while in Tijuana, Mexico.” Alan and Alex Langley ’08 were both volunteers with One Small House, a nonprofit in Putnam

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M  School of Medicine and Dentistry

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Mas  Master’s degree

RC  River Campus

Res  Medical Center residency

Flw  Postdoctoral fellowship

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County., N.Y., building homes for needy families. “We posed next to bunk beds we just completed as-sembling for three of the six chil-dren in the family,” Alan writes. “Alex traveled from Brooklyn for the build, while I had a relative-ly short drive from my home in Pasadena, Calif.”

1988  Jacqueline Lavelle has been named superintendent at Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site in Deer Lodge, Mont. The site, part of the National Park Service, rests on the site of a one-time cattle empire, and is ded-icated to exploring the role of cattlemen in American histo-ry. Jacqueline has been with the National Park Service for 22 years.

1989  Marianne Seidman Cohen writes that in July, “Phi Sigma Sigma celebrated their cen-tennial in New York City and four Rochester sisters attend-ed.” Pictured from left to right are Marianne, Sarah Jaffe ’15, Catherine Kane ’11, and Jodi Rubtchinsky Smith ’90.

1990  Jodi Rubtchinsky Smith (see ’89).

1992  Chris Fite has been named head men’s basketball coach at Shippensburg University.

1995  Steve Davala ’96 (T5) writes that he’s published a fan-tasy novel, Soulkind Awakening (CreateSpace). Steve is a middle school science teacher and adds that he writes occasional science articles for parenting magazines.

1996  Rachel Dickler Coker, director of research advance-ment at Binghamton University, writes that Steve Bradt, director of news at MIT, spoke at a confer-ence she organized. Steve’s talk at the May 2013 annual confer-ence of the University Research Magazine Association concerned the use of digital platforms for promoting university research news. She adds: “Steve and I met at the French placement exam during orientation in 1992 and went on to write and edit for the Campus Times.” . . . Steve Davala (see ’95).

1997  Andre Farhat writes that he and his wife, Sonya, welcomed a son, Owen Thomas Farhat, in

May. “All are healthy and liv-ing in Marshfield, Mass.” . . . Rob Sudakow writes that he complet-ed the AIDS LifeCycle Ride from San Francisco to Los Angeles last June. The seven-day, 545-mile ride raised $14.2 million in 2013 for HIV/AIDS research. The photo shows Rob on day six in Ventura, Calif.

1998  Daniel Martinez ’07 (PhD), assistant research profes-sor of environmental science at the University of Southern Maine, has coauthored The Path to More Sustainable Energy Systems: How Do We Get There from Here? (Momentum Press), a general text on energy and sustainability. Daniel coauthored the book with Ben Ebenhack, formerly a senior lecturer in chemical engineering at Rochester.

1999  Ross Liebman writes that he and his wife, Anh, welcomed a baby girl, Faith Tran Liebman, last December in Irvine, Calif. Faith weighed 6 lb., 8 oz.

2000  Kareen Kreutziger has joined the faculty of Brown University’s school of engineer-ing. She’s a bioengineer specializ-ing in cardiac tissue engineering, muscle mechanics, stem cell bi-ology, and regenerative medi-cine. . . . Katherine McClung, a labor and employment attorney, has joined the law firm of Bond, Schoeneck & King in Rochester.

2003  Jason Bradburn, a first vice president at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, will receive a hu-manitarian award from the firm this fall. Having joined the Be the Match Registry, a registry of po-tential bone marrow donors, in 2009, Jason was identified as a match for a patient with myelo-dysplastic syndrome (“pre-leuke-mia”) in 2012. Jason underwent the procedure to donate mar-row to the anonymous patient—a procedure known to be complex and painful—earlier this year. . . . David Reiner ’04 (T5) has been named rabbi of Temple Shearith Israel in Ridgefield, Conn. Previously, David was rabbi at Temple Beth-El in Geneva, N.Y., and Hillel rabbi at Rochester.

2004  Morris Collins has writ-ten his first novel, Horse Latitudes (M. P. Publishing). It “chronicles

a photographer’s feverish quest to save a girl from slave trad-ers in a Central American coun-try on the brink of revolution.” This past spring, he started a blog about books and publishing at www.morriscollins.com. . . . David Reiner (T5) (see ’04).

2005  Rachael Gabriel, assistant professor of reading education at the University of Connecticut, has written Reading’s Non-

Negotiables: Elements of Effective Reading Instruction (Rowman & Littlefield) and co-edited Performances of Research: Critical Issues in K-12 Education (Peter Lang).

2006  Steven Gelb has be-gun a surgical residency at SUNY Upstate Medical Center in Syracuse. He graduated from the Medical School for International Health, a collaboration of the

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medical schools of Columbia University and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev with an emphasis on global health. . . . Nate Micklos ’09S (MBA) is brand manager of Pacifico at Crown Imports. He writes that Pacifico was named one of the “Top 30 Momentum Beer Brands” in 2012 by the marketing research firm Symphony IRI Group. . . . Tisha Abrams Seeley writes: “Life has been great since grad-uating from the River Campus. I earned a second bachelor’s de-gree, in exercise science, from D'Youville College, and in May I earned a master’s degree in health and human performance from Canisius College. I teach biolo-gy at a community college and run a successful jewelry business!” Tisha includes a photo of her-self with her husband, Darrick, and their four-year-old twin boys, Conner and Nolan.

2008  Alex Langley (see ’85).

2009  Amy Carvalho and Archit Gulati were married in Dallas in May. Pictured from left to right are Kazuki Sakamoto, Archit, Amy, Jake Nacheman ’10W (MS), Kelsey Reese, and Rachelle Vosburg O’Connell. Also in attendance, but not pic-tured, was Alvin Lomibao. Also in May, Archit finished medi-cal school at Baylor College of Medicine, and Amy completed a dual master’s degree program, earning a master’s degree in pub-lic health from the University of Texas Health Science Center–Houston, and a master’s degree in social work from the University of Houston. . . . Jessica Mueller earned a master’s degree from the University of Indianapolis School of Psychological Sciences in May. She’ll continue in the doctoral program in clinical psychology.

2010  Rebecca Domalski writes that she and Nicholas Farris are engaged and planning a wedding in New York City. “We met in or-ganic chemistry lab and contin-ued dating until graduation and throughout our first two years of medical school.”

2011  Kate Garner ’12 (T5) has been named a Carnegie Junior Fellow. She’ll be among 10 college students and recent graduates se-lected from around the nation to

provide research assistance to scholars working for the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Kate will work in the Carnegie Endowment’s energy and climate program, research-ing policies involving unconven-tional oils and water usage. . . . Catherine Kane (see ’89). . . . Aika Raimzhanova writes that she and Dulat Shakerov ’13 wel-comed a son, Ansar, in April.

2012  Kate Garner (T5) (see ’11).

2013  Dulat Shakerov (see ’11).

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1967  Gary Noyes (MS) (see ’65 College).

1976  Leonard Jason (PhD) has won a 2013 DePaul University College of Science and Health Award for excellence in research. Leonard is a professor of psy-chology at DePaul and director of DePaul’s Center for Community Research. He’s been a faculty member at DePaul for 38 years.

1985  Mark Luborsky (PhD), director of aging and health dis-parities research at Wayne State University, has been named ad-junct foreign professor at the Karolinska Institute in Stockholm. The six-year appointment is made by the institute’s board of research and is designed to strengthen research collabora-tions internationally.

2007  Daniel Martinez (PhD) (see ’98 College).

Eastman School of Music1939 H. Owen Reed (PhD) writes that he was awarded the medal of honor last December from the Midwest Clinic. “At 103 years old, I am still walking and going out to eat, and I still like to tell my jokes.”

1949  Composer Emma Lou Diemer (MM), ’60 (PhD) has released Pacific Ridge (Navona/Parma). The recording features three of her major orchestral works: Santa Barbara Overture, Concerto in One Movement for Marimba, and Concerto in One Movement for Piano. “The marimba concerto was written in 1991 for the Women’s Philharmonic of San Francisco,” Emma Lou writes. “The piano concerto was written in 1991 for the Santa Barbara Symphony, for which I was composer-in-residence at the time, and the overture was written for the same orchestra.”

1960  Emma Lou Diemer (PhD) (see ’49).

1979  Diane Abrahamian ’86 (MM) was selected as a quar-ter finalist for the inaugural Grammy Music Educator Award. The Recording Academy and the Grammy Foundation, sponsors of the contest, selected 217 quar-terfinalists last May from among music educators across the coun-try. Diane teaches vocal mu-sic at Penfield High School near Rochester, and is the vocal coor-dinator for the Penfield Central School District.

1984  Patricia Zweibel has been promoted to counsel in the Washington, D.C., office of the

2010 Domalski and Farris 2011 Raimzhanova and Shakerov

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Celebrating  George in JulyFor the third year in a row, the Young Alumni Council and the Office of Alumni Relations teamed up during the week of July 12—the birthday of George eastman—to sponsor birthday parties for George around the country. this year, alumni marked the 159th anniversary of eastman’s birth with 12 parties in new York City, Boston, Chicago, Baltimore, the twin Cities, los Angeles, Washington, D.C., Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, West Orange, n.J., and Rochester.

RED-HOT ROCKY: The University mascot atop the Philadelphia cake 

LOS ANGELES: Jessica Willumson ’09, Matthew McLean ’09, and Amy Baum ’09, ’11W (MS)

NEW YORK CITY: Jake Baritz ’12, Scott Strenger ’12, and Matt Skurnick ’13 

BOSTON: Paul Leung ’12, Benjamin Willinksy ’11, Matthew Bauer ’12,  and Palida Noor ’12 

BOSTON: Livnat Blum ’09, Jen Mikels ’08, Rosemary Ziemnik ’10, and Sarah Ackroyd ’10, ’11 (T5)

NEW YORK CITY: Alyssa Epstein ’11, Neha Kale ’09, and Olivia Davis ’09

BOSTON: Lily Hou ’10 and Alex Legocki ’11

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1986  Diane Abrahamian (MM) (see ’79).

2004  Elizabeth Wells (PhD), professor in the music depart-ment at Mount Allison Univer-sity in New Brunswick, Canada, writes that her 2011 book, West Side Story: Cultural Perspectives on an American Musical (Scare-crow Press), won the American Musicological Society’s Music in American Culture Award in 2012.

2011  Amy Garapic (MM) works in New York City for Make Music New York. She was featured in the New York Times in June for the project she organized and directed, Rhythm on Rikers. The project provided hand drum and music theory lessons to 10 inmates with little or no musical

experience. Amy writes: “Joined by five colleagues, I entered the prison each Tuesday morning for two hours to teach about music, creativity, community, confidence, and learned even more about all of these things myself along the way.” At the end of the 10 weeks, the participants performed two concerts to an audience of almost 300 fellow inmates. . . . Erin Gonzalez (MM), a mezzo-soprano, has been selected as one of four artists-in-residence for the 2013–14 season by the Florentine Opera Company. Close to 200 singers auditioned for the program, designated for promising singers just starting their careers.

2012  Shawn Dawson (MM) has been named director of mu-sic ministry and principal organ-ist at Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church in Springfield, Ohio.

2013  Composer Jennifer Bellor

(PhD) wrote Crystal Skies for Orchestra, which was premiered by the American Composers Orchestra at the 2013 Jazz Composers Orchestra Institute New Music Readings.

School of Medicine and Dentistry 1960  William Hermance (MD) (see ’56 College).

1961  Zane Burday (MD), ’66 (Res) (see ’57 College). . . Eric Butler (MD) (see ’57 College).

1986  Thomas Perls (MD), a geriatrician at Boston Medical Center and a professor of medicine at Boston University medical school, has won an Ewald W. Busse Research Award for “continued contributions to aging research.” The award

is given once every four years, in conjunction with the World Congress of Gerontology and Geriatrics.

School of Nursing 1970  Nancy Heller Cohen (see ’70 College).

1999  Elizabeth Heavey (MS) was awarded the New York State Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Teaching. She’s an associate professor of nursing at SUNY Brockport.

Simon School of Business 1969  Alan Lobel (MBA) (see ’68 College).

1989  Peter Gaylord (MBA) has

RECORD-BREAKER: The eighth annual “Dinner with the Coach” in East Irondequoit, N.Y., last April drew an all-time high of 34 Yellowjacket football alumni to reconnect and honor coach Pat Stark. Pictured are (front row) Dave Cidale ’71, Roger Watts ’72, Phil Chrys ’75, Coach Stark, Erv Chambliss ’76, Mark McAnaney ’75, Brian Haegney ’78, Brian Pasley ’76; (second row, seated) Rick Basehore ’72, Frank Perillo ’73, Bill Hammond ’73, Dave McNelis ’74, Jim Juraska ’73; (second row, standing) Mike Roulan ’71, Bill Costello ’72, Rick Magere ’72, Jim Dunnigan ’73, Mike Flanigan ’71; (third row, standing) Tony Danielle ’71, Bob Kulpinski ’71, Ray Kampff ’74, Len Champion ’73, Steve Sloan ’78, Joe Novek ’73, Paul Caputo ’73, Ed Heffernan ’76, John Badowski ’77, Jim Mazur ’78, Kevin Maier ’78, Mike Garritano ’76, Dick Rasmussen ’72, Denny Hennigan ’75; (back row, standing) Gary Miller ’84, Rick Milham ’85, John Loiacono ’84.

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been named chief financial officer at the Visiting Nurse Association Health Group in New Jersey. . . . Philip Yawman (MBA) has been named vice president and Rochester general manager of Frontier Communications.

1990  Paris Watts-Stanfield (MBA) has been named vice pres-ident, internal audit, and company officer at Alcoa. She’ll be respon-sible for Alcoa’s audits in finance, information technology, and envi-ronment, health, and safety.

2009  Nate Micklos (MBA) (see ’06 College).

2012  Jason Saner (MBA) has been named market development manager at Abtex, a maker of fila-ment brushes and automated sys-tems for deburring and finishing metal parts.

Warner School of Education 1969  Paula (Terre) Deerhake Reed (see ’69 College).

1970  Richard Kellogg (EdD), a professor emeritus of psychol-ogy at Alfred State College, has written a children’s book, Barry Baskerville Solves a Case (Airship 27). Through the story of a pre-cocious young sleuth, the book

introduces children to the meth-ods of detective Sherlock Holmes.

2010  Steve Ayers (EdD) won the Philip B. Fredenburg Memorial Award for Outstanding Service, presented by the New York State Association of School Business Officials. The award rec-ognizes people for service to the association, their school district, community, and the education-al profession. Steve is the super-intendent of the Hilton Central School District near Rochester.

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Betty Wolberg Altman ’35, July 2013

Marya Fryczynska Grossman ’37, May 2013

Peter G. Meade ’39, May 2013

Evelyn Sierk Cady ’40, June 2013

Dorothy Dahlberg Cordwell ’41E, ’42E (MM), July 2013

John P. Baumer ’42, May 2013

Jeanne Brand Billings ’42 (MA), June 2013

Edith Chase Buck ’42N, June 2013

John E. Cranch ’43, July 2013

Virginia Farmer ’43E, June 2013

Leola Scott Hilton ’43N, April 2013

Agnes Nasmith Johnston ’43, July 2013

Karl D. Kryter ’43 (PhD), June 2013

Helen Palmer Sisto ’43E, July 2013

Bethyne Pink Wagner ’43, July 2013

William R. Boyle ’45, May 2013

Donald N. Curtis ’45, June 2013

Jean Morse Joseph ’45, November 2012

Alice Marsh Garrison ’46, ’49M (MD), April 2012

Jean Hoyt Melville ’46, June 2013

Mildred Myers Gunther ’47, May 2013

Charles I. Heffer ’48, May 2013

John C. McLaughlin ’48E, June 2013

Agnes Fontaine Nagel ’48N, June 2013

Hugh M. Pratt ’48, ’50M (MD), July 2013

James S. Foglesong ’50E, July 2013

Frank J. Bellino ’51E (MM), June 2013

Charles C. Cunningham ’51M (MD), May 2013

Grace Hicks Mastin ’51, July 2013

Paul F. Messner ’51, July 2013

Diane Rathjen Rock ’51, May 2013

Mercedes Hackett Primer Agoes ’52, ’53N, May 2013

Jessie Butts Bright ’52, ’54 (MA), June 2013

Neal R. Passarell ’52, June 2013

Richard Raffman ’52M (Res), May 2013

Grace Butiste Hepburn ’53E, June 2013

William R. Bush ’54 (PhD), July 2013

Robert L. Burns ’55, June 2013

William D. Clifford ’55E, July 2013

William H. Pease ’55 (PhD), June 2013

Ronald T. Bishop ’56E, July 2013

Robert D. Brennan ’56M (Res), August 2012

Ann Klefeker Doane ’56, May 2013

Stanford B. Friedman ’57M (MD), June 2013

Robert C. Keating ’57E (MM), July 2013

Mary Miller ’57, April 2013

George D. Nichols ’57, June 2013

John L. Weidner ’57, June 2013

James E. Dumm ’58E (MM), ’78E (PhD)

Arthur A. Like ’58M (Res), June 2013

Robert E. Long ’58, May 2013

Elmer L. Simmons ’58, June 2013

Judith Litchfield Van Liew ’58M (PhD), July 2013

Robert L. Gilbert ’59, April 2013

Nancy Bult Rogers ’60, June 2013

Clifford N. Hayner ’61, June 2013

Sharon Goss Malcolm ’62S, June 2013

Edwin A. Sumpter ’62M (Res), June 2013

Roger R. Hewitt ’63M (PhD), June 2013

Margaret Simpson ’63, November 2011

Philip P. Bonanni ’64M (MD), ’71M (Res), June 2013

Lynne Priest Fitzpatrick ’64E, February 2013

Sidney M. Bolkosky ’65, June 2013

Jane Fremouw Colburn ’65, May 2013

Gregory J. Maier ’65, May 2013

James J. McGrath ’65, June 2013

Sara Stanton ’65, July 2013

Paul F. Harrington ’66W (MA), April 2013

Martha Reid Cucci ’67W (MA), June 2013

Chaitan P. Gupta ’67 (PhD), April 2013

Frances Ennis Parthoens ’67W (Mas), June 2013

Robert E. Gores ’69S (MBA), July 2013

Ian R. Arcus ’71, June 2013

Helen Tuntland Jackson ’71E (MM), May 2013

Nunzio Pernicone ’71 (PhD), May 2013

Lowell N. Thompson ’71, ’74 (MS), June 2013

Leo J. O’Neill ’72 (MS), July 2013

Philip Wade ’73M (Res), ’91M (Res), June 2013

John M. Lang ’74, April 2013

Kenneth J. Silverman ’74, June 2013

Martha Taylor Bartter ’75, ’86 (PhD), June 2013

William Cushman ’75S (MBA), July 2013

David B. Lovejoy ’75M (MD), May 2013

Lavonne Adkin ’79S (MBA), May 2013

Lorijean Annechino Pillittere ’82W (MS), July 2013

Warren A. Grosjean ’83S (MBA), July 2013

Roger A. Brumback ’86M (Res), May 2013

Jeffrey M. Miller ’87, June 2013

James J. Ferraro ’92, June 2013

Maureen Micek ’93M (Res), December 2011

Jeffrey D. Witkop ’98S (MBA), July 2013

Laurin T. Frisina ’06, June 2013

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