The Voice FOUR SEASONS NEWSLETTER AUGUST 2017 the Official Newsletter of Four Seasons at Wall H.O.A

The Voice FOUR SEASONS NEWSLETTER AUGUST 2017 The Official Newsletter of Four Seasons at Wall H.O.A. VOLUME 18 ISSUE 8

Photo by Jim Smith 2 AUGUST, 2017 The Voice August, 2016 39 Four Seasons at Wall TRUSTEES’ CORNER 2519 Sparrowbush Lane Manasquan, NJ 08736 2017 Election 732-223-2289 All residents should have received from the Judiciary Board of Trustees Committee a notice outlining the details of our annual President – George Swander election process. There are two Trustee positions to Vice President – Joe Daurio be filled for the subsequent two-year term: October 1, Secretary – Bob Wehner 2017 to September 30, 2019. There will be no proposed Assistant Treasurer – Barbara Roche amendments to the governing documents. A recap of Trustee at Large – David Heskin important dates and activities during this election is as Officer: Treasurer – Ray Kaden follows: Community Manager – Chuck Braun • Residents interested in running for a Trustee [email protected] position should submit their resume to the Management Administrative Assistant – Nancy Lindstrom Office to be posted in the lobby by Wednesday, August [email protected] 23, by 5:00 PM. *********************************** • The Judiciary Committee will conduct a formal Wednesday, September 6, 2017 at *** Wednesday Open Meetings *** Candidates’ Night on 7:30 PM. Wednesday, August 16, 11:00 AM Ballots and resumes will then be mailed to all Wednesday, September 6 & 20, 11:00 AM residents. • Ballots must be received at the clubhouse in a 1:00 PM, Tuesday, *** 2017 General Membership Meetings *** designated drop box no later than September 26 Thursday, October 19, 7:30 PM and election results will be announced at the Annual Meeting that evening at 7:30 PM. ***Candidates Night*** Kitchen Renovation Wednesday, September 6, 7:30 PM A clubhouse kitchen renovation project team under the leadership of Barbara Roche and Dave Heskin, including *** Annual membership/Election Results Meeting *** support from Bob and Ellen Taylor, have been reviewing Tuesday, September 26, 7:30 PM many different areas of the kitchen, adjacent storage ************************************* room and any appliances that are in need of renovation and replacement. This kitchen makeover project will be Staff of The Voice on-going at various levels over the next few months. The Ann Alexander, Marilyn Carpini, Joan Daurio, major kitchen sections to be renovated are targeted to begin Terry Eirich, Betty Kapalla, Karen Meister, in early January. Walter Nicholson, Carol Oberhauser, Dan O’Connell, Jim Smith Requests for Board Review Many residents in the community have questions, Deadline for The Voice is the 25th of the month. If the 25th concerns, or suggestions that would be better handled falls on a weekend, the deadline is the preceding Friday. through the use of the suggestion box that is situated in Please send your articles for The Voice as an MS Word the clubhouse, outside of the community manager’s office. attachment to: Some of our homeowners often will approach an individual Nancy Lindstrom at [email protected] Board member with ideas and comments, but not use the The Voice staff is committed to producing a newsletter suggestion box. Use of the suggestion box assures that that publishes timely information and announcements the entire Board receives and reviews your input and can for, about, and by the residents of Four Seasons. respond to your concern or suggestion. Please make sure • News articles and announcements will be given first priority. Human that you include your name on your suggestion. interest and other “features” are welcome and will be printed as space permits. Articles may be edited. Repair and Maintenance Items • No editorials, letters-to-the-editor, or articles of a political nature will be printed. • Replaced treadmill in fitness room with a new full • No material of any nature that has appeared in another publication commercial treadmill with upgraded functionality. will be accepted. • Installed a lightning protection ground loop at the • Monthly deadlines will be strictly observed to allow the production time necessary for publication. “Falls Pond” that is tied into the clubhouse roof arrestor • Your cooperation is appreciated. system. • Repair and resurface the tennis courts. q

AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 3 Board of trustees house & recreation approvals/actions committee OPEN BOARD MEETINGS he H&R Committee was very happy to welcome Sheila Wednesday, August 16 and Wednesday, TWilten to our committee. Sheila stepped up and filled September 6 at 11:00 AM our vacancy to serve as H&R secretary. We are so happy to have her on board. July 5, 2017 Open Meeting We are fast moving into the last half of our summer hot - The Board Members approved the following five ac- dog sales for this season. We will wrap up this season at tivity requests: 1) Bridge in Theater (every other Monday the pool with the closing pool party entertained once again 2) started June19, 2017, Women’s Club Wine and Cheese by Four Seasons’ favorite Ed Austin on September 9. Just Thank You Party on Thursday, July 13, 2017 from 3 PM – 5 after the end of the July 15 hot dog sales we crossed the line PM, 3) Four Seasons at Wall Marine Detachment’s Monthly and registered over 1000 hot dogs sold to that date. Yes, Meeting on Monday, August 14, 2017 (change of day of that’s one thousand dogs but, to be quite exact, that figure week), 4) Events Planning Committee’s Concert and Wine/ Cheese on Sunday, October 1, 2017 from 4 PM – 6:30 PM, was exactly 1028! Each summer Saturday at the pool is a 5) Kids’ Halloween Parade and Party on Sunday, October wonderful social occasion and if you have not joined us, 22, 2017 from 1 PM – 2:30 PM (save the date submission, do so. You’ll have a good time. details to follow). And speaking of a good time, do be with us to celebrate - The Board Members approved The Racquet Shop Four Seasons’ 20th Anniversary. We’ll gather under a big proposal with a total cost of $16,629.75 for the repair and tent which will be right in front of the clubhouse. It will resurfacing of the tennis court surfaces. house twenty tables seating ten people each. Entertain- - The Board Members approved a $500.00 donation to ment will be by the Hot Taters, an entertaining band from the Wall First Aid Squad. the Philadelphia area. The Main Street Kitchen from - The Board Members approved the purchase of a new Manasquan will be serving a great variety of hors d’oeuvres kegorator for an amount not to exceed $1,500.00. which will be passed around by six waiters. Two bars will - The Board Members approved management’s pur- be functioning, one at each end of the tent. The clubhouse chase of a new office chair from Staples for a total cost prior to September 16 will house an exhibit of what Four of $106.86. Seasons looked like as the houses were being built with no paved roads or sidewalks at that time. It is a great display July 20, 2017 Open Meeting of our history and of the great people who first established - The Board Members approved five House and Rec- reation Committee activity requests: 1) Billiards – film Four Seasons and who set the very positive tone in our com- – “The Hustler”, Tuesday, July 25, 2017 in theater at 7 munity that persists till this day. If you have not signed up pm, 2) Tennis/pickleball – Tennis Social on Wednesday, to attend, there is still time. The registration coupon was August 9, 2017 from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM, 3) Art Studio’s in the July Voice, plus there are copies on the clubhouse August Workshop on Wednesday, August 16, 2017 – 1 PM counter. Come join the celebration. to 3 PM in multi-purpose room, 4) Billiards – men’s straight -Tom Kane pool (seventh annual fall tournament) weekly play from q September 25 thru November 3, 5) Billiards – women’s straight pool (third annual fall tournament) weekly play from September 25th thru November 3. Look Beautiful For - The Board Members approved Aspen Tree Experts Your Next Special Occasion proposal with total cost of $748.12 for evaluation and report on 127 ash trees. Do you or anyone you know have a - The Board Members approved this item to establish special occasion to attend and want the funding of a replacement reserve line specifically for to look gorgeous? expenses we may incur as a result of any damage to our ash Lauren Capuano is a MAC Makeup trees by the Emerald ash borer. The Board is approving Artist who will come to your home the transfer of $15,000 from the 2017 operating budget and make you feel beautiful with to the Replacement Reserve Fund line item for ash tree her makeup consultation and application. remediation/replacement. q For More Information Or To Set Up An Appointment Call (908) 917-5116 4 AUGUST, 2017 The Voice SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY accepts advertisements and advertisements are based upon information provided MM Electric by the advertiser. SENIOR PUBLISHING COMPANY does not 732.749.3596 independently investigate the accuracy of advertisement Mike Masotti Owner mmelectricnewjersey.com content and does not warrant or represent the accuracy of the content of any advertisement.

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6 AUGUST, 2017 The Voice SINGLES CLUB

he Singles rejoined the cadre of clubs and groups host- We also look forward to our October meeting on Ting Hot Dog Saturdays this summer. Ollie Kraemer Monday, October 16, when the group will have our annual and Dee Kerrigan thank all of our volunteers, and a special collection of baby items for the BirthRight organization. shout out goes to the High Rollers who helped make the You are requested to bring a new clothing item for new- day a huge success. Check out our photos. born babies, sizes 3-12 months, receiving blankets, diapers As we are enjoying the warm summer months, the up to size 3 or a monetary donation. Once again, we will Singles Club has already been planning our monthly pro- also feature a potluck dinner at this meeting. Volunteers gram activities for the new season. On Monday, September to prepare dishes for the evening will be requested by our 18, the Singles will meet on the Clubhouse veranda at 6:00 hosts for the evening, Agnes Conlan and Theresa Driscoll. PM to welcome everyone back from our summer break All singles are invited and encouraged to join us at 6:00 with a cocktail party. Light fare and desserts will be served PM for the event. Feel free to bring your own beverages. by our hosts Eileen Bagley and Marilyn Dick. You are Meanwhile, join us on the veranda Monday evenings welcome to BYOB of choice. Catch up with the summer while the warm weather continues. If you haven’t stopped activities and travels of your friends and neighbors. Dues by, bring a beverage or snack and come visit with friends. of $10.00 are payable at this meeting. All new singles are We have a lot of laughs! welcome and encouraged to join us. - Marilyn Carpini Photos by Marilyn Carpini q

AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 7 Marines Hosting Hot Dog Saturday

Photo by Joan Daurio

The Marines at Four Seasons await a hungry hot dog crowd. Standing (from left): George Cosgrove, Bob Pless, Anthony D’Altrui, Bob Okrasinski – Seated (from left): Dennis Leonard, Mario Valeriani, Joe Campea, Mark Clarkin. Photo by Joan Valeriani

Some folks wear their heart on their sleeve: Anthony wears his service on his back! 8 AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 2165 Highway 35 Philip Sprague Sea Girt, New Jersey 08750 Eleanor M. Burns 1552 Tanner Avenue 732-974-1000 1569 Tanner Avenue Sales Representative Sales Representative Cell: 732-245-1930 Cell: 732-492-2762 [email protected] No one Knows Four Seasons better. [email protected] We have lived here since 1997.

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AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 9 Bird Photography I have always been a nature lover and one of my favorite subjects are birds. Birds can be quite skittish, so like any other wildlife photography your two main weapons are patience and knowing your subject. A long lens is also helpful since most birds are quite small, but not necessarily a must. Birds are wary and detect movement very well, so sitting quietly waiting for a good shot is very important. If you are out in the wild a camofl ouge outfi t is helpful. A comfortable seat or cushion can make your wait more pleasant. Many birds are quite territorial, so using a bird call will help you get more shots. I play bird calls on my iPod to lure birds out of hiding. By knowing your subject’s habits you can predict its movements and greatly increase your chance of getting a good shot. Your shots will be stronger if you have some action (feeding, singing, etc.). Using food to lure your subjects within range is also helpful. Use a fast shutter speed. Birds move quite rapidly and unpredictably so a slow shutter will yield motion blur. Send me an email at [email protected] with any photo questions. If you’d like to see more of my images, visit my web site at www.kirmsphotography.com. Keep shooting and trying to improve your images, but most importantly, have fun with your camera.

10 AUGUST, 2017 The Voice WOMEN’S CLUB

Kick-Off Meeting – Monday, September 11, 2017 - 9:30 AM Social Concerns I hope that all of you are having a wonderful summer The Social Concerns Committee of the Women’s Club and have had the opportunity to spend memorable moments met in July to finalize some of their projects for the 2017- with family and friends. At our Monday, September 11 2018 term. On September 23, 2017 a team from the Com- meeting our guest speaker will be the Borough of Brielle mittee will be walking in Avon in the Kaleidoscope for historian, Mr. John E. Belding. John has been a resident Hope Ovarian Cancer Foundation fundraiser in honor of of Brielle for 50 years. During this time John and his wife Ovarian Cancer Month. Joan Valeriani is the team captain raised six children and acquired the knowledge along with and donations in support of the team can be made through a great love of our area. He has held the position of his- the Kaleidoscope website at kohnj.org/walkathons. (Team torian for twenty years. John will discuss the founding of name is Four Seasons at Wall Women’s Club). the Borough of Brielle which took place in 1919, as well In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in as surrounding areas, towns that we are so fond of, and the October, the committee will be collecting items for female growth of the seashore. adults as well as diapers, formula and toys for infants, to be He also will discuss the great accomplishments of the donated to the Emergency Safe House run by 180 Turn- restoration of the Old Graveyard. Through this restoration, ing Lives Around, a non-profit in Monmouth County that it was discovered that it contains twenty-one known head- offers services to victims of domestic and sexual violence. stones, one of which is of a veteran of the War of 1812. In October, we will continue the Fall clothing drive with Through this presentation, we will be reminded that history Mercy Center being the recipient of the clothes under the di- is not only facts and figures, dates and names, times and rection of Kathleen Moran and Dee Kerrigan. November places: history is also stories, memories and anecdotes of will focus on collection of food items for Thanksgiving times remembered, lives of people - how and where they baskets, creatively assembled by our expert basket-maker lived, and how they influenced what followed. A section of Carolyn Melia, which will be distributed to families in the Brielle website (www.brielle.com) is devoted to such need through local churches that we have collaborated stories and anecdotes related to Brielle. with in the past. The Christmas Giving Tree will go up I hope members as well as non-members of the Wom- in the Clubhouse lobby in December. As was the case last en’s Club will join us at our first meeting of this season. year, gifts will again be donated for distribution to needy As usual, coffee and delicious treats will be served prior families through the program run by Madonna House in to the short business meeting and presentation. Neptune. Mary Lou O’Callahan and Pat Coyle will One more quick reminder: we will be collecting $15 co-chair this project. membership dues at our meeting. There is also a drop-box The committee is continuing to work on other chari- for dues collection at the home of Maryann Kelly, 2585 table fundraising events for 2018, so stay tuned for news Collier Road. and specifics. Members of the committee are hoping to plan events that offer all members of our community a chance MARK YOUR CALENDAR to interact with and have fun with neighbors and also raise money for some very worthwhile charitable causes. On Saturday, September 16, 2017 House and Recre- Whether you are a new resident or someone who has ation will be hosting the 20th Anniversary of our beautiful lived in our great community for many years, you are Four Seasons community from 4:00-7:00 PM. The festivi- invited to join the Social Concerns Committee. Meetings ties will be held in the parking lot under a large tent in front are held on the third Wednesday of every month at 9:30 of the Clubhouse. There will be great music/dancing, and AM in the Clubhouse. Please join us!!! Feel free to contact hot hors d’oeuvres and plenty of bubbly will be served. either Co-Chair JoAnn Schwarzbek (joann.schwarzbek@ This is a unique opportunity for our Four Seasons residents yahoo.com) or Julie McClure ([email protected]) if to meet and greet many of those who have been here since you have questions about the committee or would like to the beginning, who can share stories of the development volunteer to help with any of our currently-planned events. of this “Wonderful and Beautiful Community.” Help make -Jo Ann Schwarzbek, this evening a success by attending this special event! Julie McClure -Carolyn Melia q

AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 11 GARAGE DOOR REPAIRS DONE RIGHT!

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Core Rehab & Massage & Yoga he next Art Studio will be on Wednesday, August 16, Tin the All-Purpose Room from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. Our theme is “Head Case.” I’ll display the works of several artists featuring head studies. We will then do our own renderings of them. If you have watercolors or pastels, please bring your materials; you will have good subject material that lends itself to quick rendition. The rest of us can use markers, pencils, etc., which I SpringLakeChiropractic.com will provide or you can bring your own. This will NOT be complicated, but lots of fun. A wide Dr. Jeffrey M Fitch range of talent can participate. Do Not Fear. A lot of new residents have moved into Four Seasons Chiropractor, Fitness Trainer,CPT lately. We’d love to have you come to the Art Studio. [email protected] Everyone is invited to participate and PLEASE bring a friend or neighbor. Phone: 732-449-8330 I’ll also have handouts and news of current museum Fax: 732-449-2144 exhibits and shows in the metropolitan area which you might want to visit. Please RSVP to me at [email protected] or call 732-528-1583 by August 14 so I can have appropriate set- 2022 State Route 71 ups. Looking forward to seeing you on August 16! Spring Lake Heights, NJ 07762 -Marilou Brill Ad 2904A q

14 AUGUST, 2017 The Voice NuRSES’ Corner

Save The Following Date years (or until CDC tells us something different). Please keep a record of your shots. n Thursday, October 12, we will be having our an- Pneumococcal pneumonia is caused by bacteria called nual Health Fair provided by Hackensack/Meridian O Streptococus pneumonia. It is highly infectious and can be Health from 9 AM to 12 noon in the Ballroom. This has transmitted from person to person through close contact always been a very successful event and is usually very well with droplets created when infected people cough, sneeze attended. Come and take advantage of all the screenings or talk. Contact with other people or objects in places such they provide, including blood pressure, cholesterol, blood as grocery stores, church, or workplace can expose you to sugar, bone density, body mass index, balance screening, the bacteria. It can occur quickly without warning. Symp- and hearing tests. Registration will be done by Meridian toms which will vary, include chills, high fever, cough, on the morning of the Health Fair. There will be a sign-up shortness of breath, rapid breathing, chest pain and muscle sheet in mid-September for the hearing test as they can only aches. Pneumococcal pneumonia is much more serious provide a limited number of hearing tests during that time. than the common cold with symptoms that can be very In addition to all the screenings, Meridian will have severe. Certain symptoms like cough and fatigue can last representatives who provide literature on all the available for a month or longer, even after treatment with antibiotics. resources, i.e. seminars on various health topics, available As we get older, our immune system is not able to outpatient resources and home care. If you have Diabetes, respond as quickly to infection as it did when we were it is best to come fasting so that you can get an accurate younger. That means that individuals 50 and older may be reading. If you have your own blood pressure machine, more likely to have severe cases, 75% of pneumococcal bring it along so that its accuracy can be checked. pneumonia cases requiring hospitalization occur in adults We are very fortunate once again to have three certified over age 50. Getting a pneumococcal vaccine can reduce pharmacists from Campbell’s Pharmacy who will admin- your chances of getting pneumonia. It is also important to ister both the flu shots and pneumonia shots between 9:00 get a flu shot, because having the flu increases the chances AM and 11:30 AM in the all-purpose room on the lower of getting pneumonia. Be sure to discuss this with your level. They are most helpful and will answer all your ques- doctor and also with your pharmacist. Please sign up at tions. They recommend the “Fluzone” flu shot which is the front desk if you are receiving one or both of these the high dose vaccine recommended for seniors by CDC. vaccinations so that I can let the pharmacists know how I will provide a sign-up in mid-September at the front desk many are receiving one or both shots. Please call me if you where you can sign and choose your time between 9:00 have any questions. and 11:45 AM. -Aine Lynch-Powers Please remember to bring your insurance card, whether q you have Medicare or another insurance coverage, as they will be needed for you to receive your shot. You may also pay in cash. If there are any homebound residents who would like any of these vaccinations, please let me know and we will arrange for someone to go to your home. IN MEMORIAM There are two types of pneumonia vaccines. One is called “Prevnar 13,” and the other is called the “Pneu- John Palitto movax vaccine 23” which is effective against 23 strains July 31, 2017, 2017 of the pneumococcal bacteria. Both of these vaccines are Rita Rose Morgan recommended by CDC. They should be administered a year August 1, 2017 apart, so if you have only received one last year, you can receive the other this year. Check with your Pharmacist. If REST IN PEACE q you have already received BOTH pneumonia shots, then you do NOT need any more as they are good for several AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 15 TREATING THE COMMUNITY FOR OVER 13 YEARS!

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AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 17 COMPUTER CLUB

he Computer Club meets on the Fourth Tuesday of the Tmonth. Our next meetings will be Tuesday, August 22, and September 26 at 4:00 PM in the clubhouse ballroom. The meetings will be an open forum. Bring your digi- tal camera and/or laptop and iPad 2 or 3 for downloading demonstrations. All residents of Four Seasons are members of the Computer Club and are welcome at all meetings. Bring your laptop computer and iPad 2 or 3, questions, and enjoy. We will have you home for dinner. PS. You can always call us with computer questions. We need information from you Please provide information regarding all computer and i-pad related items to Walter Nicholson [email protected] and outstanding photos, new hardware and interesting websites to Erwin Tepper, [email protected]; Thank you -Erwin Tepper, Walter Nicholson q

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he Four Seasons Book Club meets on the second TMonday of each month in the clubhouse library at 7:00 PM. Following are the books to be reviewed in the next few months:

August 14 The Secret Wife by Gill Paul September 11 Rebecca by Daphne Du Maurier October 9 Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis by J. D. Vance

We welcome all Four Seasons residents. There are no requirements, just a love of reading and a willingness to share your thoughts, impressions and feelings on the books selected. Should you have read a book which you feel would be a good choice for the Book Club, come and offer it as a future selection. -Sheila Wilten q

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he Marines at Four Seasons would like to thank ev- Teryone who purchased a flag and/or flag holder. Your support of this worthy cause is greatly appreciated. The recipient of the $1,000 that was raised will be selected in early September. A special acknowl- edgement is sent to all the residents on Rabbit Run and Baker’s Place, where every house had a flag on its mailbox. It was a beautiful site! Semper Fi! -Anthony T. D’Altrui q

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write these monthly articles for The Voice to inform the Ed was born in Cleveland, Ohio, December 22, 1932. I community about the Legion and the Post, twice within It was from Cleveland that he was called to active duty the last three months it is an article that I take no pleasure as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Army in 1955. He in writing. In June, we remembered Legionnaires Ed Loud served two years on active duty, one year, three months and and Art Jacobsen and now we remember Ed Schwallie, twenty one days overseas as the Korean War was winding Legionnaire, Army Veteran, and Korean War Veteran, who down. He was discharged in 1957 at Fort Hamilton, NY. passed at age 84 on Father’s Day, June 18, 2017. His last duty assignment was CARGO OPNS Division, When we first moved into Four Seasons, a friend USATTU (92211), Brooklyn, NY. said something that I have never forgotten and is apropos Ed, Farewell my comrade: thank you for your service: when writing about Ed Schwallie, “Everyone was some- RIP. one once.” Sounds like something Yogi Berra would say -Rich Murray and probably not quite an accurate restatement but it was q a reference to the multiple residents here in Four Seasons that have had distinguished careers and their careers are Photo by Marge Schwallie not widely known within the community. Ed Schwallie was one of those residents of Four Seasons. Some highlights of his 84 years:

• Cathedral Latin High School, Cleveland, Ohio (center and captain of the football team) • John Carroll University (Accounting Degree, ROTC Commission US Army) • Case Western Reserve University (MBA) • General Electric • Booz Allen (Senior VP, CFO) • June 5th this year: 63 years married to Marge • Six children, Ed, Jeanie, Cathy, Michael, Tom and Chris • Eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren • Service to the Autism Community -Eden in Princeton, NJ -Organization for Autism Research OAR (created a strong charitable foundation) -Our House in Summit, NJ (co-founder) Legionnaire Tom Malloy (L) presents Korean War service cap to Army Veteran Ed Schwallie

AUGUST, 2017 The Voice 33 On the Street Where You Live Peggy & Ed Morris 1566 Tanner Avenue oothing classical music welcomed me into Peggy he was still an infant. Later the family relocated to Bergen Sand Ed’s lovely home. Off to a good start! Then their County, where his parents (Mom 96 and Dad 98) still beautiful but extremely elusive, people-avoiding cat came live. Ed was the oldest of nine children, of whom only six to check me out, and I immediately knew that this is a remain. His undergraduate studies were at Fordham Col- very positive household! Peggy and Ed are an extremely lege, where he majored in Psychology. Upon graduation interesting couple, another two whose suitcases take them he joined the Army where he served for three years. He away very often and to fascinating destinations. (More of then attended Fordham Law School, after which time he that later.) met Peggy; they married in 1976, and continued living in Peggy was born in Queens, New York, went to high Manhattan for the next five years. school in Brooklyn, then attended St. John’s University’s Ed’s career was with the New York Stock Exchange, College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Jamaica, for which he traveled extensively. When their son, John, Queens, where she also earned her Master’s degree in was ready for nursery school, they needed more space, Pharmacology. After graduating, she lived and worked in so in 1981 they traded their small Manhattan apartment Manhattan, her first job being in the pharmacy at New York for a house in Allendale in Bergen County where their Cornell Hospital (now Columbia), and later working in the daughter Elizabeth was born and where they lived for the pharmacy at Roosevelt Hospital (now Mt. Sinai). next 35 years. Ed continued commuting into New York, Ed was born in Oregon, where his Dad was stationed while Peggy’s commute took her the short distance north during World War II, but he remembers nothing of his to Suffern, New York where she was employed at Good Oregon origin, since his folks moved to the Bronx when Continued on page 35

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