For example, Neosporin® scar treatment products, made by Pfizer, Inc., the world's largest pharmaceutical company. The decision to take that path was easy for Greg, who enjoys representing people: the neighbor, the neighbors, nature workers, children, parents, families.
By Mark Whitehouse
Alfred University's Nelson Norwood, who wrote an open letter to members of the House Ways and Means Committee asking for income tax blanks to be simplified. He said he was willing and happy to pay the tax, but was "greatly irritated, horrified, confused, angry and exhausted trying to understand the intricacies of the law." We wonder what additional epithets President Norwood would have offered had he seen some current income tax forms. I hope some good feelings reach you out there and encourage you to email, phone or write about some of the blessings in your life.”
Wilma White Albert 4008 Corbin Hall Lane Fredericksburg, VA E-mail: [email protected] From your class correspondent: “Red roses to Billie Dunbar Donaldson, the only member of the class of ’46 to attend our 60th reunion. Until you ask for a list of some of the things she's done -- sold China institutions, taught art in college, supervised the construction of a house, studied and sold real estate, been a lead model at an art museum , created and exhibited paintings.
He writes to Chick that there are 23 elderly ladies living in the facility, and he is doing his best to entertain them. My Alfredo and Theta Theta Chi days have always been close to my heart and I wish you success in your new endeavor.” He reports 20-25 Golden Saxons there, some of whom you might recognize if you were there.
Patricia Kennyof Santa Monica, CA, ceramic artist writes, "I have such wonderful memories" of Theta Theta Chi. Oh, she still studies and demonstrates ballroom dancing in the community where she lives, Temple Terrace, FL.”
Brad and Jody (Perry) Conroe said they will compete in the Empire State Senior Games at Cortland in June. Included in the tour was a fairly close look at cremations on the banks of the Ganges. They were both in the class of 1912, although they were a few years apart in age.
Editor's Note: The death notice of Jack D. Slawson of Wellsville that appeared in the April 2006 Magazine was an error. In 2004, she was awarded first prize in poetry contests by the American Society on Aging and the San Diego African American Writers and Artists, Inc.
Ceradyne CEO Joel Moskowitz was featured in an article about his company's ceramic armor that appeared in the May 22, 2006 issue of Investor's Business Daily. My mother, Helen Acker Ogden, was one of AKO's first honorary members along with Mae Bernstein. Robert Klein was the star attraction at the ninth annual benefit concert for the Youth Center at the Midia Theater, Philadelphia, on April 22, 2006.
Although officially retired, I work as a Parish Nurse for the Seventh Day Baptist Church in Milton, WI and as a Teaching Assistant in the Nursing Skills Lab at Blackhawk Technical College when needed. He went on to graduate school at the Yale Drama School and established a distinguished career as one of America's best-known theatrical lighting experts.
I often think about the wonderful times I had at Alfred and the great people I met. And she is planning weddings for her son and daughter before the end of the year. I was selected as the Outstanding Social Studies Supervisor of the year.” Geoff works for the Kenmore/Tonawanda (NY) School District.
Purdue, a surgeon and professor of surgery at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, recently completed a term as president of the American Burn Association. He is on the editorial board of the Journal of Burn Care and Rehabilitation, is a reviewer for the Journal of Trauma, and has published many journal reviews and other writings.
NYC artist Eileen Hickey-Hulme writes that she had an exhibit and reception June 23-24 at the Gallery, Sag Harbor, NY, as part of Decorators Showcase Weekend. In addition, one of Eileen's works was featured on the cover of the June 23, 2006 edition of Dan's Papers, the largest circulation newspaper in The Hamptons. Geoff Brunger writes that “at the NYS Council of the Social Studies/Supervisors of the Social Studies annual convention in early March 2006, I received an award.
He was chosen for the honor of directing the laboratory chosen to study six microscopic samples of material brought back from the lunar landing. Everything went pretty well until the day someone was careless with one of the samples and it fell on the floor.
Scott Vanderhoef, Rockland (NY) County executive, has been tapped by
Between keeping up with her two children, working full-time, theater events with friends, singing and other activities, it's no wonder Catherine Clarke Baumgarten was chosen for the honor of being selected as Woman of the Year at her synagogue this spring. In her capacity as CEO of the Meals on Wheels Association of America, Enid Borden recently accepted an invitation from U.S. members. Since Stephen Greine and his wife, Sally, live in Durham, he is a super fan, on the board of the Friends of UNH Hockey, and leads his annual golf outing.”.
I was recently recognized at the annual convention for the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners as Alaska Nurse of the Year. O'Keefe, head of startup company Demodulation, Inc., was the subject of an article in the April 27, 2006 edition of The New York Times.
No wonder he has been cited by the Department of Corrections as one of the 'best in the business'. Doug and his wife, Sharon, live in Haddam Neck, CT. Her business was featured in an article in the April 1, 2006, issue of the Saratoga (NY) Business Journal. Leah is a ceramist and member of the Warren Wilson College, Swannanoa, NC, art faculty.
Stacey (Peters) Boeckelis Department Head of the Paralegal Studies Program at New Hampshire Technical Institute, Concord, NH. Harry Littell was one of three photographers and a sculptor who were guests at the State of the Art Gallery Photography Forum, March 29, 2006, in Ithaca, NY.
Ashvin Srivastava launched Liberty Group, a conglomerate of stone casting companies in Southwest Florida, three years ago. I then attended the University of Medicine and Dentistry in New Jersey for a master's degree and currently work as a nurse for a cardiology group. Harry also exhibited new work at Main Street Gallery, Groton, NY, from April 28 to June 4, 2006.
Joshua DeWeese, currently director of residence at The Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, Helena, MT (until September 1, 2006, when he will be replaced by fellow alumnus Steven Young '04), was one of 16 artists represented in the seventh Annual Clay Invitational, May 12 - June 3, 2006, at the Art Spirit Gallery. Joshua, who was Bray's resident director for fourteen years, and his wife, Rosalie Wynkoop, moved to Bozeman, MT, in 2007 to focus on their studio work.
They welcome any old friends to contact them at [email protected] Julie Francis, vice president/general manager of Coca-Cola Enterprises Bottling Cos., Midwest Business Unit, was the subject of a feature article in the March 6 issue 2006. of the Chicago Tribune.
Lisa Berger-Kahn and Joel Kahn '94 and their 7-year-old daughter, Madison, welcomed Alexander Ethan to their family on May 16, 2005. family on May 16, 2005. All old friends are welcome to contact them at [email protected]. Works by ceramist Keiko Akiyama Kamiyama of Louisville, KY were included in a four-artist exhibition April 21-May 15, 2006 at the Hawken School, Gates Mills, Ohio.
After a year and a half in Southern California, Evelyn and Michael returned to New York City, where Evelyn became the marketing manager for Cartier accessories (eg, leather goods, children's gifts, stationery). Evelyn is taking some time off, traveling on weekends, spending time in bistros and cafes, enjoying springtime in Paris and working. I'm just writing to let you know that the Wyatt family has grown by one with the birth of Jade Lillian Wyatt in February.
We are both having a great time here in North Carolina and continue to live it up with our two dogs and five cats. Father,” a group exhibition exploring fatherhood in a variety of media by 12 different artists, at the Anne C.
In fact, last year I had two songs on the radio in the United States and Puerto Rico. Last year, my humorous song about taxes, "Dear IRS," received radio airplay on seven stations in the United States, and I'm planning for more success this year. Jeremy Entwistle, a contemporary sculptor and printmaker studying for a Master of Fine Arts degree at West Virginia University (WVU), had his work selected for the exhibit, "Not to Scale," at Torpedo Art Center's Target Gallery Factory, Alexandria, VA. , from the end of April until May 28, 2006.
Steven Young Lee will be the new resident director at the Archie Bray Foundation for the Ceramic Arts, Helena, MT, beginning in September. Steven is a former Bray resident who most recently taught at the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design, Vancouver, BC.
He also teaches 3-D design and undergraduate sculpture and conducts research on bronze and iron casting development to compliment and enhance the existing casting program at WVU. Mike is enjoying his position at Corning, and we hope to put down some roots here. Holder of Bemus Point, NY, a career member of the Chautauqua County (NY) Sheriff's Department, has been named second in command - deputy sheriff.
He is also an adjunct professor at Jamestown (NY) Community College and teaches several courses at the Police Academy. George Pataki is a member of the Law Enforcement Accreditation Council and is vice president of the state's Law Enforcement Training Directors Association.
Michael Thompson and I live in Corning, NY, and we now have a son, Isaac Donald Thompson, born in September. We have a house that we are constantly making our own and it really feels like home now that we have a family. He is married to the former Janet Sootheran; they are the parents of baby Justin.
Charles and his wife, Lori, a sergeant in charge of security at the Chautauqua County Courthouse, are the parents of 15-year-old J-T.
Jacque Krycia said, “I will begin a year of clinical rotations in May, completing my master's degree in the physician assistant program at Daemen College in Buffalo, NY. Both expected to earn master's degrees from Eastern New Mexico University this spring, Hannah in communications and Chris in elementary education.
Gene currently lives in Pittsburgh where he is working on his law degree at Duquesne University and will also graduate in May 2007.
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