Winter 2010 the Magazine for Alumni & Friends of Central Connecticutfocus State University

CENTRAL Winter 2010 the magazine for alumni & friends of central connecticutfocus state university

Nick Bellantoni ’76 A Passion for Discovery

Annual Report of Donors Honoring Alumni & Friends Who Support CCSU PRESIDENT’S CORNER

Not all of our students graduate to become elite archeologists, but in many ways Nick Bellantoni ’76 epitomizes our students’ success. As you will see, working with talented teachers at Central Nick developed his passionate interest in a field where he later excelled. And, just as 85 percent of our graduating students do, Nick chose to remain in Connecticut, making extraordinary contributions to the vitality of our state.

So too for students such as Maxine Ursery, profiled in this issue as the first Lindgren Fellow. Already making a difference as a teacher when she came to us, she will continue to do so as she becomes an education leader after completing her studies here. In so doing, Ms. Ursery demonstrates how our students benefit from scholarships supported by our generous alumni.

You will also meet in this issue the Lindgren brothers—two alumni but all three with lifelong connections to Central. They have followed the wisdom of their parents and have created a legacy for others who, as they say, have “a love and a passion” for education.

This all shows that our students’ success is part of a larger process. Others—teachers, loyal and devoted alumni, the citizens of Connecticut—have “invested” in them and made it possible for our students to succeed. But their success when they leave Central and follow their chosen paths brings a truly remarkable return on that investment. Its deep dividends enrich us all.

Jack Miller

President

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CCENTRALENTRALfocusfocus Winter 2010 • Volume VII Issue 1 contents Central focus Staff Nick Bellantoni ’76 Editor: Mark Warren McLaughlin Pursuing Vampires, Hitler, & the Truth Managing Editor: Jim H. Smith by Jim H. Smith ...... 2 Design and Layout: Diann Thomson Photography: Robert J. Wessman ’70 Maxine Ursery Additional Photography: First Lindgren Fellow & Future Education Leader Cover: Collin Harty, Connecticut State by Leslie Virostek ...... 4 Museum of Natural History Photo of Nick Bellantoni, page 3: John Spaulding, Friends of the Office of Pam Majidy: A Light for Hillel State Archaeology, Inc. by Luke Albertson ...... 6 Photos of Maxine Ursery and Robert, Ronald and Richard Lindgren, Mark Gaier Photography Contributors James Mallory: Leader On & Off the Field Dorothy Finn by Luke Albertson ...... 7 Joseph Gordon Jr. MS ’96 Catherine (Healy) Jost ’74 Luke Albertson Alumna Jane Callery Receives Tom Pincince Presidential Excellence Award Geri Radasci by Geri Radacsi ...... 8 Jim H. Smith Leslie Virostek And staff members of the offices of Alumnus Asburn Pinnock Named Development & Alumni Affairs, Marketing Sam Sharpe College Principal & Communications and Sports by Geri Radacsi ...... 9 Information.

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Cover photo: Connecticut State Archeologist Engaging the Community: CCSU’s Commitment Nicholas Bellantoni ’76 at the Venture Smith burial to Connecticut site, East Haddam, CT. Photo credit: Collin Harty, Connecticut State Museum of Natural History. Used by Luke Albertson ...... 12 by permission.

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Pursuing Vampires, Hitler, & the Truth On the last day of April, 1945, as Soviet soldiers fought their way into the heart of Berlin, Adolf Hitler took his own life rather than surrender. Aides burned his body, and that of his young bride, Eva Braun, in a nearby bomb crater. Two days later, Berlin fell. For more than 60 years, the question of what happened to Hitler’s remains has been shrouded in mystery. Then, in the spring of 2009, the History Channel decided to investigate the authenticity of a human jawbone and skull (with a prominent bullet hole) thought to have been Hitler’s. The bones had been recovered by Russian troops near Hitler’s underground bunker, buried elsewhere, later exhumed and then kept, for many years, in Russian state archives. To evaluate the remains, the History Channel turned to a man rich in experiences dig- ging into old mysteries and ferreting out answers. Nicholas “Nick” Bellantoni ’76 has been Connecticut’s state archaeologist since 1987. His experience with archaeological and burial excavations — and as a consultant on many police investigations — is both broad and deep. The dirt under his fingernails is nothing less than the soil of history. Last April Bellantoni flew to Moscow to examine the skull, some contemporaneous records, and a sofa thought to have been stained with Hitler’s blood after he shot himself through the temple. The hour that Russian officials allowed him seemed like a pret- ty narrow window. But Bellantoni has more than 30 years of experience. And once he got a look at the bones he didn’t need an hour to see that something was wrong.

“I Love Making Discoveries” Whipcord lean and seasoned by four years as an aircraft carrier signalman in the North Atlantic, Bellantoni arrived at Central in the fall of 1974. He had just spent two years at Middlesex Community College, where an introductory anthropology course altered his life. “I knew I had found what I wanted to do with my life,” he recalls. At Central he wasted no time seeking out Prof. Fred Warner, then chairman of the Department of Anthropology, and Prof. Michael Park, the current department chair, who had arrived at the College in 1973 as an instructor. “Nick was part of a group of students who were extremely interested in anthropology,” recalls Warner. “They were really invested.” Park concurs. “He was already passionate about the field when I met him,” he says. “We didn’t have a biological laboratory class at Central then. Nick was one of three students who imposed upon us to create one.” That’s how Bellantoni cut his teeth as an archaeologist. “Central gave me a well- rounded education,” he recalls. “It was excellent preparation for grad school.” Assisting Warner, he participated in his first “digs” in 1974, excavating the site of Waterbury’s earliest brass mill and 1975, unearthing the history of Groton’s Fort Griswold. For his senior project, he drove Connecticut’s back roads for months, col- lecting road kills in order to assemble a display of the skeletons of local mammals. This work reinforced a growing awareness. “I’m happiest doing field work,” he says. “I tell my students all the time that they need to get out in the field. We live in such a simulated world. It’s essential for students to get real, hands-on experience. I love making discoveries and interpreting them.” CCSU awarded Bellantoni his BA in anthropology, magna cum laude, in 1976 and a master’s in biological sciences in 1979. He earned his MS in anthropology from UConn in 1980 and his PhD, seven years later. By then he was already establishing a reputation as a scholar, with papers in such distinguished journals as Archaeological Quarterly, the American Journal of Physical Anthropology and North American Archaeologist.

s, Hitler, & the Truthby Jim H. Smith The “Jewett City Vampire” Soon after receiving his PhD, Bellantoni bested a large field of candidates to become Connecticut’s second state archaeologist. The job description had been thoroughly redefined by the General Assembly in response to growing awareness that Connecticut’s historic and prehistoric archaeological sites were being looted or inadvertently destroyed. It now fell upon Bellantoni to preserve those antiqui- ties and educate the public about their importance. His job required more than 20 field excavations, review of hundreds of municipal Debunking Hitler’s Skull land use proposals, and dozens of academic and public presentations every year. While cases like that afford Bellantoni opportunities to He also had a statutory duty to investigate the discovery of human bones over 50 educate the public about archeology, they are the excep- years old, often as not native American. That’s how he became involved with the tions. Year in and year out, he works on hundreds of famous “Jewett City Vampire” case in 1990. more prosaic projects. Three boys playing in a Jewett City gravel pit on a crisp autumn afternoon dis- He is, for instance, principal curator for over 600,000 covered two human skulls at the base of a hill truncated by backhoe operators. artifacts and more than 5,000 field site files and maps. Griswold police dutifully called Bellantoni in, though they speculated the bones When native American remains are discovered, he works closely with the state’s tribes to ensure the remains are might be victims of serial killer Michael Ross, who murdered four young respectfully excavated and reinterred according to sacred Griswold women in the early 1980s. traditions. More than anything, he consults with munici- When he got to the quarry, however, Bellantoni could see that the bones were palities on land use decisions. much older. Long exposed to microorganisms and Connecticut’s acidic soil, they Opportunities to investigate human remains and historic were discolored and had begun to flake. He looked up at the hill where the boys sites outside the “normal” parameters of his job are far less had discovered the remains and saw six dark rectangles staining the packed gravel. common. So when the History Channel asked him to “They were burial shafts,” he recalls. “The excavators had dug into the first row of study the skull and blood samples thought to have been an old graveyard no one knew was there.” Hitler’s, he was quick to agree. So when the History Channel asked him to study the skull and blood samples Research soon proved it was the “lost” cemetery of the Walton family which had thought to have been Hitler’s, he was quick to agree. settled in Griswold in 1692 and farmed the land for a century. It took Belantoni’s When he first laid eyes on the skull, in Moscow, his team four months to painstakingly exhume the bodies for reburial in Griswold’s immediate reaction was, “Gee, it’s more like a woman’s or Hopewell Cemetery. They were well along with the painstaking process when they a very small man; somebody I would expect to be 20 to found the grave of Nathaniel Bennett. 40 years of age. Hitler was 56 when he died. He was a middle-sized man, and the bones of men are thicker. This “We can tell a lot about a person by examining a skeleton,” Bellantoni says. bone was very small, very fragile and thin.” “Bones reveal information about age and sex, how much exercise the person got When Bellantoni returned to Connecticut, he brought and how nutritious his or her diet was. We can tell some things about life stresses along bloodstained fabric from the sofa and tiny fragments and biological ancestry and, sometimes, about the cause of death.” that had crumbled off the bone. Using modern scientific tools, Dr. Linda Strausbaugh, a molecular and cell biolo- None of that prepared him for the discovery that Bennett’s grave had already been gist and director of UConn’s Center for Applied Genetics disturbed. Someone, a long time ago, had dug up the body of the 55-year-old and Technology, extracted DNA from the samples. man, decapitated him and arranged his femurs, ritualistically, across his rib cage. The blood on the sofa was from a male, but the bullet With the help of prominent folklorist Michael Bell, PhD, Bellantoni embarked hole in the skull fragment didn’t align with descriptions upon an investigation that was a study in interdisciplinary anthropological archae- of Hitler’s self-inflicted wound. And DNA proved the ology. Cross-referencing information gathered from forensics, folklore, genealogy, skull was that of a young woman. and literature, the two determined that Bennett’s body had been altered by 19th- Bellantoni thinks the jawbone, which was discovered century relatives who believed he was a vampire draining the life from his survivors. not long after Hitler’s suicide, may have been the dictator’s. The skull was discovered separately, a year The survivors had unquestionably been dying when they disrupted Bennett’s later. He wasn’t allowed to examine the jaw while he was repose. But what was killing them was no vampire, “They were dying of tubercu- in Moscow, though. losis,” says Bellantoni. “It was the leading killer of adults before the Civil War, but “Someone found the skull near the bunker,” he says. “It before germ theory, no one understood what caused it.” was burnt and there was a bullet hole. That it was Hitler’s The remarkable discovery of Bennett’s bones led to awareness that many similar bones was an understandable assumption. It turns out to “vampire” graves existed throughout New England. Widely publicized, the case have been the wrong assumption, though.” dramatically raised Bellantoni’s profile, professionally and publically. To this day For the state archaeologist it’s all in a day’s work. “I’ve he makes many public presentations about it. been involved in over 50 burial and cemetery projects and excavated over 80 archaeological sites,” Bellantoni says, matter-of-factly. “I’ve consulted on more than 30 police investigations. Over the years I’ve taught thousands of students and I’m pleased to say several have gone on to careers in the field. It’s been a very gratifying career.” 3

“We could not be happier to have someone of her caliber chosen,” says Adjunct Professor Robert Lindgren. He and his brothers, Richard Lindgren (also a faculty member) and Ronald Lindgren, established the fellowship to honor their parents, lifelong advocates for education. (See adjacent story.)

Ursery, who grew up in Hartford, still holds dear the memory of some very influential educators in her life, especially sixth-grade teacher Raymond Wesley and principal Shirley Childs, both from the Mark Twain School. But she says that college was the biggest turning point for her as a student. That was when her passion for learning really bloomed and when she realized she could be more than just a good student—she could hold herself to the highest standards and enjoy working for excellence. She also realized she wanted to teach children in the younger grades “because I wanted to address the form- ative years.” To this day, she asks herself, “How can I turn that light bulb on that was turned on for me in college?”

As a 10-year veteran teacher, Ursery knows that now, more than ever, there are obstacles keeping students from developing a passion for learning and from achieving their potential. Popular culture, she notes, has helped to create a Nintendo generation that craves instant gratification and novelty. In addition, she knows that many of her students have economic issues and other difficulties at home that adversely affect their education. “Yes, we have to push content, but there are so many needs that students have that I think we need to start building them up from within,” she says. “We need to help them become invested in themselves and their learning.”

One of Ursery’s teaching successes at her own school is the States Fair Project, an engaging, interdisciplinary 12-week curriculum she developed for Maxine Ursery fifth-graders. Each student chooses a state to research and then produces a variety of projects incorporating history, geography, science, math, art, music, First Lindgren and writing. For example, students might create an itinerary and budget for a family traveling from Connecticut to their chosen state and its main tourist destinations. Relating their state-focused studies to broader topics, students Fellow & Future might research their state’s agricultural products within the context of good nutrition and the FDA food pyramid. The culminating event is a States Fair at the school, where students dress up as contemporary or historical figures Education Leader from their state, sing songs, and display their work. The States Fair has by Leslie Virostek become such a highlight of the school year at Norris Elementary that children in the younger grades can’t wait until it’s their turn to participate. Fifth-grade teacher Maxine Ursery has been thinking about how to effect From the beginning of her teacher training in the late 1990s, Maxine Ursery set her sights on earning a doctoral degree and becoming an administrator. positive change in schools for a long However, she set her goals aside for several years when her husband, Robert time. Back in 1998, the magna cum Ursery, a probation officer in Hartford, became ill with cancer. (Nicknamed laude graduate of the University of “Spider,” Robert was well-known in Connecticut for Connecticut wrote her honors thesis being co-captain of the UConn men’s basketball team that won the 1988 National Invitational on the disparities between urban and Tournament.) His death in 2008 was a suburban schools. Since then she has tremendous loss for Maxine and her two gained experience and accolades at children and three stepchildren, who range in age from 14 to their mid- Anna E. Norris Elementary School in twenties. She says her experiences East Hartford, where she was recently with her husband’s illness had a pro- named the school’s Teacher of the found impact on her. “One thing Year. This past summer, Ursery began that stuck out in my mind was how many people did not have an advo- CCSU’s doctoral program in education- cate as they were going through al leadership. Her academic accom- major health issues,” she says. The plishments, professional achievements, Urserys had each other and the support of family, friends, and their and determination to become an church community. Notes Maxine, exemplary principal are among the “Robert would say, ’I have help. What reasons she was named CCSU’s first- about the people who don’t?’” Maxine believes her goal of finding a way to make ever Lindgren Fellow in Educational a difference in the lives of the terminally ill is Leadership. part of her late husband’s legacy. 4

When she was ready to resume her education, Ursery knew that While Ursery hasn’t determined exactly where her path will lead CCSU offered the ideal program for her. She says, “One factor that after she earns her degree, she is strongly considering a principal- I really liked was the cohort—that group experience—because I do ship abroad, particularly in Jamaica, where she was born. This, in think you can learn from a lot of different people.” She calls the turn, is another affinity with the Lindgrens, who have mentored teachers and administrators in the doctoral program in educational educators and are forging an educator network in that country. leadership a “rich mix of individuals.” Wherever she goes, though, Ursery sees herself as the kind of Honored by her selection as a Lindgren Fellow, Ursery says the administrator who keeps one foot in the classroom. The best award became all the more meaningful when she met the Lindgren administrators, she believes, need to know what teachers and brothers and listened to stories about their parents’ strong belief in students are experiencing day to day. What’s more, Ursery does the value of education. Says Ursery, “That was rewarding, that family not want to lose the joy she feels when working directly with students. continuity. I’m glad to be connected to a fellowship like that.” She says, “When you feel like you’ve touched the life of a student— that’s the precious moment.”

THE LINDGRENS: Nurturing a Passion for Educational Leadership

This fall, Central Connecticut State University named fifth-grade teacher Both went on to earn numerous advanced degrees. Dick earned his Maxine Ursery its first ever Lindgren Fellow in Educational Leadership. MEd at the University of Hartford, a Certificate of Advanced The fellowship, which will ultimately provide financial assistance to two Graduate Study at Central, and a PhD at the University of outstanding students every year, was established by three brothers: Dick Connecticut. Starting out as an eighth-grade social studies teacher, Lindgren, PhD, a retired principal and current CCSU adjunct professor; Dick devoted the majority of his career to serving as an elementary Ron Lindgren, a former South Kensington fire chief; and Bob Lindgren, and then middle school principal. Among the very first recipients of PhD, former principal and superintendent and current CCSU adjunct the prestigious Milken Educator Award, Dick was principal of Illing professor. Middle School in Manchester when it became one of the first schools in the state to be recognized with the Blue Ribbon Award for National To really understand where the fellowship began, though, it’s necessary Excellence. to go back a generation, to Leonard E. Lindgren (1907-1998), a plumber who believed that “Our future legacy will be determined by Bob followed up his undergraduate work with an MS in curriculum how we guide our children,” and Elizabeth C. Lindgren (1910-2000), a development from Central, a CAGS and a PhD from UConn, and homemaker who asserted that “We need to serve and uplift others and postdoctoral study at the University of Massachusetts. He was a humble ourselves.” The couple shared a belief in the importance of edu- teacher, elementary school principal, middle school principal, and cation, as well as a belief in leadership through service. The Lindgrens finally Litchfield’s superintendent of schools. During his tenure, two raised their three sons on Stanley Street, about half a mile from CCSU, of Litchfield’s schools earned the Blue Ribbon designation. then known as Teachers College of Connecticut. As Ron Lindgren As adjunct professors in educational leadership for more than three explains, “All three of us went to Stanley School, which was a teaching decades each, both have been keen to blend theory with the practi- school for the students of the college. So we were always associated [with tioner’s perspective. “For the last 15 years we’ve been concentrating on Central], one way or another, from kindergarten on.” working with people who want to be exemplary school principals,” As the boys grew up, they walked by the campus on their way to school says Dick. “We probably have about 60 out there now that we have every day. They witnessed the institution’s growth and expansion, mentored.” The two are currently co-teaching the internship course in watched homecoming floats coming down their street, and served as bat- educational leadership. boys for the college’s baseball team. They also listened to their parents’ Bob states that the brothers established the fellowship for two main exhortations about education and service. reasons: “To honor our parents, and to give back to the University. All three boys attended New Britain High School. Ron then began And the best way to do that was to start something that could assist working for the New Britain Water Department, later finding his true others who had a love and a passion for school leadership.” calling and serving as a firefighter in Berlin for the past 46 years. Dick All three of the Lindgren brothers are enthusiastic about the selection and Bob attended Central as undergraduates. A four-year baseball player, of Maxine Ursery, a dedicated educator and top student, as the Bob remembers how his teammates would often gather at the Lindgren inaugural Lindgren Fellow. As Bob Lindgren notes, “She sets very household on Friday afternoons for his mother’s home cooking. His high standards for the subsequent recipients to meet.” father, meanwhile, forged friendships with coaches and athletic directors over the years and became one of Central’s biggest sports fans. For Dick and Bob, their undergraduate study marked the beginning of a — Leslie Virostek lifelong passion for education. “Central has been good to us,” notes Bob. “We got an excellent education here as a start.” 5

commitment to Hillel and to the furthering of her knowledge of Jewish culture.” Pam Majidy: Majidy ensures that at every Hillel event information is available on the history and significance of what is taking place. “We’re trying to promote religious tolerance on “My Jewish A Light for Hillel campus,” she notes, “by providing educational opportu- by Luke Albertson nities through cultural and interfaith programming. life really We’re trying to spark an interest.” developed Majidy has worked hard to expand the group. She put when I came together a guide to Jewish Connecticut for those new to the state and helped coordinate a joint dinner with the to CCSU. Hillel chapter at the University of New Haven. I’m so glad The club has hosted a number of events. “Last year we to be held our first-ever Hanukkah dinner and last spring we held the first meeting of our interfaith dinner involved.” series.” In this series, members of the various religious groups on campus meet for food and conversation: “We come together to discuss stereotypes, holiday misconceptions, dietary needs, and various other factors Pam Majidy (l) and Cantor Donna Gordon at Sukkot. that affect us all.” “It’s my child,” says Pam Majidy, speaking of Central’s The club’s biggest cultural program, Sukkot, ran in Hillel student organization. Since taking up the reigns as early October for the third straight year. The week- president early last year, Majidy has brought the club to long program featured a sukkah, a dwelling represen- new levels of exposure and influence on the CCSU campus. tative of the structures used to house the Israelites on Now a senior, Majidy recalls that she initially struggled their 40-year wanderings in the desert. As part of the as president but was quickly able to adapt: “Every step festival, the Hillel club partnered with the Office of of the way I’m learning. It’s the first leadership position Diversity and Equity to sponsor a lecture on “Israel I’ve really been in.” and Palestine: What Happens in 2009?” by Pulitzer Prize winner and Israel Bureau Chief for The New Majidy describes herself as a “cultural Jew,” putting York Times Ethan Bronner. more emphasis on programming events related to culture and history than to religion. She is quick to note With a laugh, Majidy notes, “Hillel has taken over my that the club is nondenominational: “You don’t have to life. My Jewish life really developed when I came to be religious to join, and, in fact, most of those in atten- CCSU. I’m so glad to be involved.” dance at our programs and meetings are not Jewish. I Majidy, a criminal justice major with a minor in psy- want to stress that all are welcome.” chology, has hopes to enter one of two career paths: Jewish Student Life Coordinator of Hillel’s chapter at that of criminal rehabilitation or working to develop CCSU Beth Brenner remarks that “Pam has embraced Jewish life on college campuses. A foundation for the her heritage and brought enthusiasm to Hillel. In the latter certainly has been laid through her successful time that I have worked with Pam, she has shown her endeavors at CCSU.

OOIN MEMORIAM: GLORIA CALIENDO Associate Professor of Modern Language In the words of her colleague Professor of when they were Gloria Marie Caliendo died unexpectedly Modern Languages Antonio Garcia-Lozada, feeling broken, July 30, 2009. Caliendo spent time in "It was impossible to know Gloria and be and encouraged Ecuador and El Salvador where she founded untouched by her. She was rigorous about when they felt teaching education centers and also served maintaining high standards for the teaching hopeless." on the executive board of the International profession, and always caring and empathetic The University Centre for Desuggestology. During her time to the needs of those students who brought held a widely at CCSU, she served as director of profes- pedagogical concerns to her. Those who attended sional studies in Modern Languages and as knew her always left conversations with memorial the associate director of the Center for Gloria feeling touched, encouraged, and gathering for Caribbean and Latin American Studies. more hopeful than we had been only Dr. Caliendo in Caliendo was also an active member of the moments before. She possessed the skills of a September, 2009. Faculty Senate Diversity Committee and serene person, but, more importantly, those other committees. intangible qualities that helped bind people 6

“James has outstanding character,” says Assistant Football Coach Joseph Grace. “He lets you know exactly what you can expect each and every day. He gives you everything he has on the field, and he has been able to transfer that success to the classroom.” Mallory says he takes what he has learned from athletics and applies it to working with the children. “I teach them time management, and the kids learn that there’s no athletics without school,” he says. “You need to be able to bal- ance school with everything else in your life in order to achieve success. We’re doing something positive. These kids really look up to us. You have to lead by example and by words, and football has helped me to develop these skills.” James Mallory: Leader On and Off the Field by Luke Albertson

Football helped Mallory discover his Sanders commends Mallory’s initiative, natural leadership skills, and now he’s noting that he and another social work investing them in his future profession. student have brought “students they The social work major, who began mentor to CCSU in an effort to help interning last fall at Hartford’s Clark them begin to think about their own Elementary School, works with stu- future college educations.” She notes dents from kindergarten through that Mallory’s “professional social work eighth grade, counseling individuals leadership skills are reflected in his and leading group therapy sessions. commitment to social justice and serv- Many of those he works with are trou- ice to others.” bled kids from the inner city. “That’s Mallory, in turn, is quick to give credit the population that really needs help,” to his professors. “They have been says Mallory, noting that he came from very helpful,” he says. “They sincerely a similar background in Buffalo, NY. care about their students. Dr. Sanders “There are lots of good, talented kids helped me to stay motivated with that just need some guidance. We all social work. She helped me with my need a little help sometimes.” writing, with everything.” “James is a committed, enthusiastic Mallory says the most valuable aspect ames Mallory, senior running back learner who fosters enthusiasm for of his internship has been the for the Blue Devils, has amassed a learning in others,” says Assistant experience of working in real-life string of accolades for his spectacu- J Professor of Social Work Delia J. situations. “There are lots of things lar accomplishments on the field this González Sanders, LCSW. “He consis- you can’t learn in the classroom. This year. A finalist for the Walter Payton tently demonstrates cultural sensitivity experience was a great opportunity,” Award in 2009, he was named a Third and a willingness to work with at-risk he notes, adding that the transition Team AP All-American, an ECAC All- populations, employing professional from classroom to field work “wasn’t Star, an AFCA All-American (only the social work skills.” too difficult. I’ve always been a people second Blue Devil to win that honor), On top of school work, football prac- person. It’s second nature to me.” the 2009 Northeast Conference tice, and numerous other obligations, Offensive Player of the Year, and a mem- “James has proven to all of us that with Mallory spends two full school days ber of the New England Sports Writers hard work, dedication, and commitment, per week at Clark Elementary. “When All-New England team. He is also sec- one can succeed in anything one you’re doing something you love, the ond in Central history for yardage and tries,” says Grace. As a mentor and days fly by,” he says. “I enjoy being for career points. As remarkable as that counselor to today’s children, Mallory able to help people, and I’m glad I can is the way he has wholeheartedly thrown is sure to encourage their future success. support these kids.” himself into preparing himself for his career in the classroom. 7

President Barack Obama has honored The Presidential Award for Excellence in Callery plans to use the award to pursue her Jane Callery, BS ’92, ’MS 97, 6th YR Mathematics and Science Teaching is doctorate in science and science education. ’01 with the prestigious Presidential presented annually to the best pre-col- After receiving the award she joined 17 Award for Excellence in Mathematics lege-level science and math teachers other outstanding pre-college teachers in a and Science Teaching. One of 89 from across the country. Winners are workshop for master pre-college teachers of national recipients, Callery received the selected by a panel of distinguished sci- atmospheric science topics. Presented by award in January at a White House entists, mathematicians, and educators the American Meteorological Society ceremony. following an initial selection process at (AMS) and National Oceanic and the state level. Callery is magnet schools science cur- Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) at riculum and instruction specialist at the Winners receive an expense-paid trip to the National Weather Service (NWS) Capitol Region Education Council Washington, DC and several days of Training Center in Kansas City, Missouri, (CREC). A veteran educator, skilled in educational and celebratory events, the program is called “Project Atmosphere: shaping Connecticut public school sci- including visits with members of Sensing, Analyzing, and Forecasting.” Its ence curricula, she received the CCSU Congress and science agency leaders. aim is to promote minority participation in Alumni Association and the School of They also receive $10,000 awards from science by enhancing teachers’ abilities to Education and Professional Studies the National Science Foundation to be generate interest in and understanding of Outstanding Teacher awards in 2004. used at their discretion. science, technology, and mathematics. Alumna Jane Callery Receives Presidential Award for Excellence by Geri Radacsi “I was overjoyed when I was informed about receiving the Presidential Award,” she said. “It has been my privilege to help bring about change enabling stu- “It has been my dents to think critically and to discuss their ideas among themselves spurring privilege to help their own learning in science.” bring about change Callery currently oversees PK-12 science teachers at 12 schools. Before joining enabling students to CREC, she spent six years as a science teacher and science curriculum facilita- think critically and tor for grades 6-7 at Two Rivers Magnet to discuss their ideas Middle School in East Hartford. “Students who attend magnet schools among themselves are risk takers, often brave and unwaver- spurring their own ing,” she notes. “It’s a great environment for getting people together to be learning in science.” empowered to learn science, and it has been instrumental in closing the achievement gap in Connecticut.” 8

Alumnus Asburn Pinnock Named

Sam Sharpeby College Geri Radacsi Principal

One of 16 children born in a thatched hut with a dirt Rigazio-DiGilio, who was Pinnock’s graduate profes- floor in Clarendon Parish, Jamaica, Asburn Pinnock sor. “He’s an outstanding educator, recognized believes in the power of a good education to trans- throughout the island for his abilities in technology, form lives. “Education pulled me up and many oth- social studies, and organizational leadership.” ers, too,” says Pinnock, MS ’96, EdD ’06. Recently Pinnock first came to CCSU in 1994 on a two-week appointed principal (comparable to president) of exchange program underwritten by a USAID grant. Sam Sharpe Teachers College in Montego Bay, “I was inspired to study at CCSU for a master’s Jamaica, he’s now in a position to put a high-quality degree and talked to Dr. Rigazio-DiGilio and Dr. education in reach of all Jamaicans. Karen Beyard about working part-time in teacher For more than a decade Pinnock has been the on-site education while I pursued my master’s,” he explains. coordinator of the CCSU-Sam Sharpe Teachers Before he completed his degree in 1996, Pinnock College master’s programs in educational leadership was contacted by Dr. Cecile Walden, then principal and in reading and language arts. CCSU has a con- of Sam Sharpe, to explore ways CCSU could help tractual arrangement with Sam Sharpe, a government- strengthen faculty credentials there. “(Dr. Rigazio- owned and -operated teachers’ college in Jamaica, to DiGilio) thought a master’s in educational leadership offer master’s degree programs to educators wishing would be the best way to go,” remembers Pinnock. to update their educational credentials. Pinnock is Thus was the partnership between CCSU and Sam one of about 5,000 students who have graduated Sharpe created, with Pinnock as the site coordinator since the institution’s in Jamaica. inception in 1975. Now that Dr. Walden has retired, Pinnock, as the “Since 1997 principal designee, envisions Sam Sharpe offering a more than 500 four-year baccalaureate full-time program. Jamaican edu- “Currently, students with an associate’s degree cators have diploma can upgrade to a bachelor’s degree offered completed through a consortium of nine teachers colleges in degrees in Jamaica,” he says. “I’d like to phase out the diploma educational program and replace it with a baccalaureate degree. leadership This would be in keeping with the Jamaican govern- and in reading ment’s mandate that in the next five years teachers and language hold a bachelor of education degree.” arts, and Dr. Pinnock credits CCSU with helping to train hundreds Pinnock has of educators in Jamaica. He explains that during the been the point 1980s, when the late Professor George Miller was person for this resident tutor at Sam Sharpe, “our first computer lab effort,” says Dr. was set up through the math/science program Anthony thanks to the shipment of hundreds of computers. Students could transfer up to 15 credits to CCSU, and many took the opportunity to study there. Many Jamaican CCSU alumni are now in key positions, such as reading specialists, principals, and education administrators or officers. I am so proud to hold two degrees from CCSU, this center of excellence in international education.”

slavery and the legacy of race; reactions to secession; inter- state politics and its intersection with national politics; home front efforts (especially those by women); the war industry; the memory of war and the rise of monument building. The commemoration will include an academic conference, a documentary film by Emmy Award-winner Karyl Evans, Warshauer’s forthcoming book, Civil War Connecticut: From Slavery to Commemoration, a special issue of Connecticut History, teaching workshops, as well as re-enactments of encampments and battle skirmishes. The multi-event, multi-venue commemoration will be a collaboration with more than 40 organizational partners, including the Hartford Courant and many historical societies and museums. More details at: www.ccsu.edu/civilwar.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL ODYSSEYS O An ancient ruler, laid out on a cape of 20,000 shell beads, surrounded by dozens of companions in death. What land holds such an ancient site? Illinois. Really. Professor of Anthropology Kenneth Feder is creating an exciting guide book to 50 of the most significant prehistoric sites in the US, with the aim of inspiring readers to visit them—alone or with family in tow (as Feder did while researching the book). The sites, some reaching as far back into antiquity as 4,000 years ago, have been preserved and are usually supported by museums. According to Feder, Archaeological Odysseys will showcase “our nation’s first inhabitants…. Ancient bison hunters and first farmers, builders of earthen pyramids and adobe cliff houses, stone calendar makers, cave painters, and makers of giant animal images in earth and stone, all lived here, in America, and left behind in great pro- fusion evidence of their artistic and technological genius.” O

SURVIVORS’ STORIES Part personal memoir, part oral history, Hiroshima in My Memory and Imagination, a forthcoming book by Professor of Modern Languages Shizuko Tomoda, presents a seldom seen perspective. Using interviews and oral testimonies of survivors of the war-ending atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Tomoda will examine those events from the viewpoint of the second generation of the survivors, recounting how the horrific events shaped and continue to shape their lives. Tomoda is the daughter of a survivor of the Hiroshima bombing, and she is deeply interested in the legacy of the event from women’s perspectives. She writes, “Meeting with these women and listening to what they needed to say made me re-examine my understanding of the war, Japan’s role in it, and the commonality of CONNECTICUT & THE CIVIL WAR victimhood, irrespective of nationality.” The nation’s bloodiest conflict is the subject of a major commemoration in April 2011. CCSU will be at the center of events commemorating the 150th anniversary of the O beginning of the Civil War. Coordinated by Professor of History Matthew Warshauer, the Sesquicentennial Commemoration Committee is focusing on Connecticut’s

WORKS IN PROGRESS role in the struggle that defined the nation. Topics include 10

Lorraine Motel in Memphis, TN and conclude at the King WORKS IN PROGRESS Center in Atlanta, enabling students to deeply consider the death and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Balkaran believes that students will come away with a fuller understanding not only of one of the most critically important eras in modern American life, but also of the enduring significance of race in the nation’s history. O

ALCOHOL ABUSE ON CAMPUS It is no secret that alcohol abuse is a major problem at colleges and universities. Studies have shown that over 40 percent of all students report drinking in a high-risk manner. Fully 20 percent say they drink in a high-risk manner often. To learn more, professors of psychology Carol Shaw Austad (principal investigator), Carolyn Fallahi, and Rebecca Wood (co-investigators) have embarked on a five-year study investi- gating the impact of alcohol intake among college students in order to better understand its effects on brain development, cognitive functioning, and academic performance. Funded by a $2.6 million grant from the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA), the study joins CCSU researchers with those from the Olin Neuropsychiatric Center, Trinity College, the University of Connecticut Alcohol Research Center, and Yale University. HOPE FOR WRIST INJURIES Wrist injuries are notoriously tricky to diagnose. MRIs and O X-rays cannot reveal damaged ligaments which, if untreat- ed, can lead to a lifetime of painful arthritis. Assistant Professor of Manufacturing and Construction Management Haoyu Wang is working to change that. Using 3-D CAD animation software, he is developing a critical measure that will enable hand surgeons to quickly and accurately determine whether an injured patient has ligament damage and then intervene to spare the patient years of pain. When wrist ligaments are damaged, they initially displace small bones in the wrist before evaporating to create bone- on-bone agony. Wang’s research has developed a way to define the minimum range of displacement that signals ligament damage. This has led to his creation of a 3-D model- ing software application enabling surgeons to “see” the extent and nature of damage. Though Wang and his SUNY Upstate Medical University collaborators are still in the data-gathering stage, they have already achieved over 85 percent accuracy. TRACING THE CIVIL RIGHTS MOVEMENT This summer, students at CCSU will have the opportunity to O physically trace this nation’s civil rights movement in a course offered by African American Studies lecturer Stephen Balkaran. The class will travel first to Alabama to explore such historically resonant cities as Montgomery, Birmingham, and Selma—homes to bus boycotts, the originating church for many in the quest for civil rights, and the police brutality faced by all those who struggled for freedom and justice. The class will then journey to the 11

ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY: CCSU’S COMMITMENT TO CONNECTICUT by Luke Albertson In the spring 2009 Central focus, we explored • Students in Professor Charles Button’s • Karen Ritzenhoff, associate professor of “Central’s Commitment to Connecticut.” The Geography Field designed and implemented a communication, engaged CCSU students, fac- lead article detailed how Central provides project for the town of Manchester, which ulty, and staff, as well as community mem- more than a great education through our uses shallow aquifer wells on land adjacent to bers, at the second “CCSU Night at the annual economic impact of nearly $600 million the Hockanum River. Students helped the Museum” event, “When Art Meets Nature.” and the enormous contribution our alumni town comply with state regulations by gather- Another University-community collaboration make to Connecticut’s quality of life. ing information about the laws, identifying took place at New Britain’s Jefferson Community engagement is a top institutional land uses not in compliance, and performing Elementary School where a “naturescape” priority, and it’s clear that CCSU faculty and environmental assessments. playground, butterfly garden, and sensory gar- students embrace this priority. In so doing, as den were created. CCSU also involved • Working with Greater New Britain Teen President Miller has observed, they make “a Jefferson Elementary School students in work- Pregnancy Prevention, Inc., three biomolecular real difference in the individual lives and the shops at the Eli Whitney Museum in sciences professors — Thomas R. King, livelihood of the people of Connecticut.” Hamden. James P. Mulrooney and Michael A. Davis Developing that theme, the 2009 Student — developed a mentoring project for high • Associate Professor of Art Elizabeth Learning Colloquium, sponsored by Academic school students from Pathways/ Senderos, a youth Langhorne helped curate two exhibits— Affairs and the Center for Teaching Excellence development program that nurtures disadvan- “Aviary” and “SUSTAINABLE?”— addressing and Leadership Development (CTLD), show- taged youngsters and encourages a pathway to the UMC theme of nature and the environment. cased some of our faculty’s and students’ work careers rather than early parenthood. The CCSU Department of Teacher Education in engaging the community. and community public schools brought over • Music Professors Julie Ribchinsky and • Professor of Psychology Marc Goldstein 160 public school students to the gallery. Dan D’Addio and members of the and Associate Professor of Psychology Joanne Connecticut Trio collaborated with the New The current tough economic times make such DiPlacido collaborated with the Connecticut Britain Symphony Orchestra to engage CCSU community outreach efforts doubly impor- Association of Directors of Health, Inc. CADH music majors in teaching weekly lessons to tant, and President Miller has set the bar very targeted Connecticut health inequities which, students at HALS Academy, Pulaski Middle high for the kind and extent of community they noted, represent “discrepancies in health School, and New Britain High School. engagement he believes CCSU must accom- outcomes among racial and socioeconomic plish: “Every person in New Britain and, for groups and reflect the inequitable distribution • Three biomolecular sciences professors — that matter Connecticut and beyond, should of society’s financial and social resources.” Kathy Martin-Troy, Michael A. Davis, and have an answer to the question ’Why is my Neil M. Glagovich — joined with the • Psychology students conducted focus life better because there is a CCSU?’ We are UConn Health Center to provide after-school groups to assess the usefulness of the PBS all in this together, and rather than the laboratory experiences for students at three documentary “Unnatural Causes: Is Inequity University drawing back to a ’core business’ Hartford middle schools and Hartford’s magnet Making Us Sick?”as a tool to stimulate mode, it is time to think all the more about Sports and Medical Sciences Academy. These community discussion and action. what we need to do to improve our commit- programs prepare students for college-level science ment to community building.” • Assistant Professor of Psychology Carrie courses and target an audience that can help Andreoletti and Professor of Physics and diversify Central’s student population. Earth Sciences Kristine Larsen developed a First Year Experience learning opportunity for elementary education majors. The students collaborated with elementary science teachers at New Britain’s Smalley Academy to design Attention Education Leaders: and teach fifth grade lesson plans. We Have a Website Just For You! • Assisted by CCSU students, Associate Professor of Sociology Catherine Baratta Recognizing that there is strength in obligation that ‘those who dare to teach, started a Tuesday night tutoring program and numbers, brothers Bob and Dick must never cease to learn,’ as John Dana a Saturday youth recreation program and Lindgren (see story page 5) have Cotton noted. The scope of this worked on revitalizing an inactive tenants’ established the Lindgren Family Leadership Network is not limited by council for residents of New Britain’s Leadership Network, a website designed geographical boundaries, and thus will Malikowski Circle. to keep school superintendents, principals, facilitate CCSU’s goal to be a leader in • Associate Professor of Art Cassandra and other education leaders connected International Education.” Broadus-Garcia worked with Cynthia and informed. Cormier, director of education and curatorial The site provides information about edu- services at Farmington’s Hill-Stead Museum to According to the Lindgrens, “The techno- cation resources, career advice, legal display CCSU students’ art interpreting the logical opportunities inherent in the resources, events of note, jobs, support, museum’s landscape, the first time art from Lindgren Family Leadership Network a database of education leaders, and an outside of the museum’s collection has been provide the ability for leaders to greatly online discussion forum where education displayed there. enhance collaboration. This will enable leaders can share ideas and concerns. educators to more readily realize their The site address is www.ccsu.edu/LFLN. 12

CCSU Fall Sportsby Tom Pincince, Wrap-Up Assistant Director, Sports Information Highlighted by three Northeast Conference championships, the fall The men’s cross country team won the NEC title for the first time in athletics season at Central Connecticut State University was one of the its history. Under first-year head coach Eric Blake ’02, the Blue Devils most successful on record. captured the title with a dominating performance, placing three runners in the top 10 at the meet. Sophomore Sam Alexander led the way for Central won NEC titles in men’s cross country and football and a the Blue Devils, placing fourth overall. Sophomore Jeremy Schmid garnered a regular season league title in women’s soccer. The success of and freshman Craig Hunt took sixth and seventh place. Blake was those three teams, and also a second-place regular season finish for the named an NEC Coach of the Year. volleyball squad, has pushed the Blue Devils into the top spot in The most visible championship the Commissioner’s Cup standings won in the fall was by the foot- at the end of the fall season. It ball team, whose 7-1 NEC marks the first time since the record was good for the school’s 1998-99 athletics year that the first outright NEC title. It was Blue Devils have led the stand- the third title in six seasons for ings after the finish of fall the Blue Devils. With the win competition. came a trip to the Gridiron Classic to face Butler University. “We have put an emphasis this It marked the first post-season season on striving to win the game for CCSU since moving Commissioner’s Cup,” Director to Division I. Head coach Jeff of Athletics Paul Resetarits McInerney was named an NEC said. “We are tremendously Coach of the Year for the first pleased with the way we have time in his four seasons with the started the 2009-10 campaign, Blue Devils. Senior running and look forward to continued back James Mallory earned success as the winter teams national honors and was named begin competition.” a First Team American Football The NEC Commissioner’s Cup Coaches Association FCS All- points are awarded in each American. He was also named NEC sponsored sport. For the NEC Offensive Player of men’s and women’s basketball, the Year. Freshman linebacker men’s and women’s soccer, Lawton Arnold was named the women’s volleyball, football, league’s Defensive Rookie of the women’s bowling, softball, field Year. In all, 10 Blue Devils were hockey, women’s lacrosse, and named to the NEC All- baseball, the final regular season Conference teams. standings are used to determine The volleyball team’s second Cup points. In all other sports, place finish in the NEC regular points are awarded based on season standings earned the the finish at NEC Blue Devils some key points in Championship events. the race for the Commissioner’s The women’s soccer team has Cup. The Blue Devils advanced been near or at the top of the to the NEC semifinals, Emily NEC for the last decade. This Cochran was named the league’s season they posted a 9-0-1 Rookie of the Year, and teammate league record and won the regu- Kaitlin Petrella was named the lar season league championship. Libero of the Year. They earned the right to host the NEC Championship but eventually “We had a great fall in 2009,” Resetarits said. “Our student-athletes, lost to Monmouth in overtime in the championship game. Senior coaches, and administrators all answered the challenge put forth by the Leah Blayney (top photo) was named the NEC Offensive Player of University to finish higher in the standings. We look forward to con- the Year after leading the league in scoring. Head coach Mick D’Arcy tinuing that success. We have not reached our goal yet, but we are on was named the Coach of the Year for the fourth time. our way to one of our best finishes in recent years.”

AROUND CAMPUS Fearon-Juran Scholarship Fund Teamwork is also a driving force behind everything we do at Farmington Bank, to bring the best products and services to Established our consumer and business clients throughout Central CCSU and the Juran Institute recently Connecticut. It’s thrilling to see CCSU’s academic and athletics announced the creation of the David programs thriving under the leadership of President Miller and Fearon-Juran Institute Scholarship head basketball coaches Howie Dickenman and Beryl Piper.” Fund. The scholarship is named in honor of CCSU Professor of Management & Organization David Fearon, an esteemed scholar and educator whose commitment to promoting performance excellence was recently honored when the Juran Institute recognized him as a Juran Fellow. The Fearon-Juran Institute Scholarship will be awarded to CCSU students who have “distinguished themselves by their demonstrat- ed desire to learn beyond today’s conventions of management thought and practice, by their passion for delighting cus- tomers, and by their excellence as students,” according to Vice Veterans Day Ceremonies President for Institutional Advancement Christopher Galligan. President Jack Miller congratulated Fearon and thanked the Veterans Day was a time for reflection Juran Institute for “its warm generosity” in creating the schol- and for the dedication of CCSU’s new arship fund. “Gifts such as these enable Central to honor its Veterans Monument. President Jack dual commitment to access and to academic excellence.” Miller recognized Marine veteran Raymond Carrier with the University’s The Juran Institute provides a wide range of training and community veterans award while consulting services designed to improve overall business honoring CCSU student Ross Michael performance, using Quality, Lean, and Six Sigma methodologies. Alexander (right) with the University’s Student Veteran Excellence Award, Farmington Bank Sponsors 2009-2010 which this year brought with it the first Veterans Excellence Scholarship. Basketball Season The Women, Gender, and Sexuality Farmington Bank has become the official Studies Program and other University title sponsor for the Blue Devil men’s offices hosted a panel discussion reflecting and women’s basketball 2009-2010 on women’s roles in the military. Dr. season. In announcing the news, Linda Schwartz, Commissioner of Connecticut President Jack Miller said, "We are Department of Veterans’ Affairs, gave the keynote address, very grateful to John Patrick, Jr., and CCSU student veterans Amy Otzel and Despina for Farmington Bank’s exceptional Mavroudis provided their perspectives on their involvement generosity, which helps the in the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. University better support its student athletes." Patrick (left), A website slideshow of the ceremonies (which at the time Chairman, President and CEO of of publication has over 800 unique views) is available at this Farmington Bank, said address: www.ccsu.edu/veteransmemorial. “Teamwork is an impor- Contributions to the Veterans Scholarship Fund can be tant attribute of any win- made online at www.ccsu.edu/vetsgiving. ning sports team.

IN THE NEWS “Grace under pressure” has a new exemplar: Coleen V. Marren ’75. Barely two months after Marren became the news director for Pittsburgh’s KDKA, the city hosted the G-20 Summit gathering of finance ministers and bank governors from around the globe — and thousands of protesters.

Class of 1996 alumni Todd Grimes (front row, right) and T. J. Sullivan III (front row, left) won Emmy Awards in To create enthusiasm for science and engineering, the Northrop 2009 for Best Animated Grumman Foundation sends groups of teachers on a specially Children’s Series (special) — modified airplane to experience firsthand the effects of weightless- Back at the Barnyard. Todd and ness and gain a better understanding of Isaac Newton and gravity. T. J. are computer animators as CCSU alumnus Geoffrey Bergen ’00 (top right), a teacher at the well as directors of the series. Whisconier Middle School in Brookfield, CT, was quoted in a The awards were presented at story in the New York Times, saying that teachers struggle with the Creative Arts Emmy traditional teaching methods in an age of video games and fast- Awards in Los Angeles, CA. paced technology. “It’s really hard to teach out of a textbook when you consider the world we live in.” The zero-gravity flight “gives you a new tool for Newton’s laws.”

HAPPENINGSHAPPENINGS HOMECOMING 2009

NEC reporter Dave Popkin and Charles “CJ” Jones at CJ’s Homecoming Iota Kappa Tau (IKT) sisters (l-r): Pattie (Sailer) Panetta ’71, Linda retirement ceremony at halftime. (DeRose) Carlson ’71, Dee Dee Bednar ’73, Carol Koniushesky ’74, Cathie (Healy) Jost’74

Donna Fiedorowicz ’80 and (l-r) her brothers Thomas J. Fiedorowicz Joe McGowan ’55, Bob Skinner ’55, and Ted Orzech ’56 (l-r). ’78 and Bruce L. Fiedorowicz ’76, nephew (and CCSU student) Ryan Cortese, and nephew Craig Cortese ’07.

Barbara Shepardson Burruano ’89, Kim Ventres Sadowsky ’88, Shawn Enjoying good times with “Victor-E” are (l-r) Marty Smith, Elizabeth Fox Tarczali ’87 (below w/ baseball cap on), Linda Karram Masessa ’88, Smith ’07, and Pam Theriault ’87. Linda Norman Langdon ’86, Sharyn Izzo Walsh ’87, Julie Woodfield 16 Burdette ’87, and, holding Gallaudet 6 sign, Kathy Palmiotto Lyons ’87.

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UPCOMING EVENTS CLASS NOTES of Representatives Richard J. Balducci vice chair of the CSUS 51 Board of Trustees. A member of Track Alumni Bowl-A-Thon Lord & Taylor Special Event the board since 1995, Balducci is Eileen (Welte) Harris and her hus- Sunday, February 28, 2010 Sunday, March 21, 2010 vice president of Doyle, D’Amore band, Richard, celebrated their 1:00 pm 7:00 pm and Balducci, a government rela- 59th wedding anniversary with Bowl-O-Rama Westfarms Mall tions firm in Hartford. Marilyn their family in Avon, where they 2143 Berlin Tpke, Newington, CT Farmington, CT (Curtin) Jarvis retired in June after have lived for 45 years. Eileen is 31 years of teaching. She began the daughter of Dr. Herbert D. and Hoop Group Lunch Young Alumni Focus Group her career in Groton and spent the Dr. Aletha B. Welte, who was presi- w/Men’s Basketball Coach & Networking Reception last 19 years in a small elementary dent of CCSU for 39 years. Howie Dickenman Friday, March 26, 2010 school in Greensboro, VT. She can Tuesday, March 2, 2010 5:30 pm 55 now spend time visiting children 12:00 noon CCSU Campus and grandchildren and her mom, Joan Inga (Schwartz) Boldt, in Whinstone Tavern at Stanley Golf Margaret Bradshaw Curtin ’37. partnership with her husband, Jim Course CCSU Alumni Awards Boldt, provides counseling servic- 245 Hartford Rd, New Britain, CT & Hall of Fame Induction 66 es through the Boldt Counseling & Friday, April 23, 2010 Judith (Ohlson) Devokaitis MS Hypnotherapy Center in Ventura, CA. Wine Tasting 5:30 pm Reception ’73, of Rocky Hill, was elected Friday, March 12, 2010 7:00 pm Dinner and Program 56 International Vice President, 5:00 pm Alumni Hall Northeast Region of Alpha Delta Patricia (Brenn) Luke is serving Constitution Room, CCSU Campus Student Center, CCSU Campus Kappa, an international honorary her third term on the Connecticut sorority of women educators, at State Board of Education. She Construction Management the 2009 international convention chairs the Finance and Audit Banquet in Greensboro, NC. Committee and is a member of the Thursday, April 29, 2010 Policy Development Committee. 5:00 pm 67 * * * * * * * * * * CCSU Professor of Art, emeritus Constitution Room 59 Dr. Michael R. Cipriano MS ’69 ARIZONA ALUMNI! Memorial Hall, CCSU Campus Tucson: Aurelia (Bonsignore) Liapes MS ’68 is retired from the Wallingford Blue Devil Golf Classic Saturday, March 6, 2010 Board of Education and enjoying Friday, May 7, 2010 1:00 pm life in St. Augustine, FL. Stanley Golf Course Guided Tour - Andy Warhol Exhibit 245 Hartford Rd, New Britain, CT Tucson Museum of Art 60 Dr. Ernest J. Manfred, professor Undergraduate Commencement 140 N Main Ave, Tucson, AZ of mathematics and former depart- Saturday, May 22, 2010 3:30 pm ment chair at the U. S. Coast 10:30 am Guard Academy, has retired after Alumni Gathering - Early Dinner XL Center more than 40 years of service. El Charro Café Trumbull St, Hartford, CT and former student and current “For the past 40 years, it has been 311 N Court Ave, Tucson, AZ CCSU art professor Dr. Barbara A. my privilege to teach the students Graduate Commencement Clark ’79, MS ’87 collaborated on that I always wished to have had,” Thursday, May 27, 2010 an exhibition titled “Closing the Phoenix: he says. He lives in Mystic, and 7:00 pm Circle” at City Hall Gallery in New future plans include staying active Sunday, March 7, 2010 Welte Hall Britain. The show’s title refers to doing volunteer work. 1:05 pm CCSU Campus the ongoing relationship between Spring Training Game 61 teacher and student. Proceeds of Class of 1955 Reunion the sale of the art to benefited vari- White Sox vs Cubs Charles (Chad) De Bonis MS ’76, Saturday, June 12, 2010 ous anti-homelessness projects in who retired to Whispering Pines, Camelback Ranch Stadium 2:00 pm New Britain. Ronald E. Pape is the NC in 1998 after 38 years of teach- 10710 W Camelback Rd, Phoenix, AZ Student Center new business manager of the Arc ing and administration work in CCSU Campus of Southington, a provider of Connecticut, recently moved to housing and support for develop- * * * * * * * * * * Foxfire Golf Resort, NC. mentally disabled persons. He is Travelers Championship responsible for all financial activity Friday, June 25, 2010 64 of the main office and its seven 4:00 pm Claudia (Wiegand) Hopkins MS group homes. TPC River Highlands ’68 is enjoying retirement after 36 One Golf Club Road, Cromwell, CT years of teaching in Southington 68 Theater Event: Sweeny Todd and tutoring for three years at Sandra A. Tajmajer has joined 5:30 pm Reception Sylvan in Virginia. Fairfield County Bank in its Darien 7:30 pm Sweeney Todd office as a senior loan officer spe- Black Box Theater 65 cializing in reverse mortgage origi- Maloney Hall, CCSU Campus The Board of Trustees for the nation. Sandra has more than 21 Connecticut State University years experience in banking, most recently as a residential mortgage System has elected former Speaker of the Connecticut House 17

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Diane Ross Gary MS ’74 helping myriad families in crisis by Stanley Works, was elected presi- Avon, won election to the Litchfield serves as program manager for the creating an environment in which dent of the Hardware Marketing Board of Education in November. Connecticut State Teacher of the the welfare of the entire family is Council. John J. Belli is a global The National Association of State Year Program. Although retired considered. Linda (Rivkind) procurement analyst/program Boards of Education has honored from her former job as an elemen- Grossman is an executive assistant manager at Stanley Works, and the Beverly (Redman) Bobroske MS tary school teacher, Wendy at metroPCS, a wireless carrier, proud father of a 2009 CCSU grad- ’71, a member of the Connecticut (Lawson) Oberg MS ’90 remains and also operates an antique busi- uate, his son John. George J. State Board of Education and a actively involved in education as a ness, The Chair Man and The Tea Caffrey retired as chief of police of longtime school guidance coun- member of the steering committee Lady, in Abington, MA with her Meriden, and is an adjunct profes- selor, with its annual distinguished and co-chair of the curriculum husband, Jeff. Richard W. Kosta is sor of sociology at Southern service award for outstanding committee of the Shoreline the athletic director at Fitch High Connecticut State University. service to public education. Institute of Lifelong Learning School in Groton. Colleen Marren Joseph P. Wolnick is chief invest- Mitchell W. Mazur MS ’79 retired (SILL), which provides continuing has been chosen as the news ment officer and portfolio manager from IBM in 2008 after 29.6 years education to adults and seniors director at KDKA TV in Pittsburgh, for Halcyon Asset Management and, going back to his roots, is along the Connecticut shoreline. PA. She has worked in TV news LLC in New York City. now a substitute teacher at She and her husband, Walter ’71 since landing a freelance job for Plainville High School. He and live in Madison. ABC News during a G-8 summit in 78 Beverly (Lashetski) Mazur ’70, Ottawa in 1981 when she was a John P. Colonghi MS ’90 was parents of two and grandparents of 74 journalism graduate student at hired as the principal of Stevens four, will celebrate their 40th wed- David K. Ferry’s (MS) next career, Carleton University. William F. and Moser Schools, two elemen- ding anniversary in 2010. Carolyn after retiring from 30 years as an (Skip) Meyer, Jr., a member of the tary schools in Rocky Hill. He had (DeMarco) Miranda MS ’84 is art educator, is developing his own athletic training staff for Notre previously spent nearly nine years director of the Child Development art - cartooning. One of two new Dame since 1979, helps with the as assistant principal at Griswold Center at Tunxis Community projects is illustration of dietician healthcare and treatment of all Middle School. Prior to being hired College. Retired teacher Karen Carol Blanchard’s 12-Step Program Fighting Irish varsity student-ath- in Rocky Hill he was a principal (Dutton) Paradis won election as to Health & Nutrition: A 16-month letes in addition to traveling with and reading consultant in North first selectman in the Town of Morris. calendar for 2010. Paul V. the men’s basketball team. He also Stonington. Mark H. Bernacki, Hoagland was appointed treasurer works with the men’s and women’s owner of Sir Speedy Press of New 71 and CFO of Five Star Quality Care golf teams. David L. Ryan is the Britain, was honored with the 2009 Dr. Doris Brodie MS ’72 is assis- Inc., a senior living and healthcare CFO and finance director for the Small Business Champion Award tant principal at the AF (Allied services company headquartered town of Harwich, MA. by the National Federation of Forces) NORTH American Section in Newton, MA. Ken Koharki is a Independent Business, which Unit School in Brunssum, The sales associate with ReMax 76 annually singles out a small busi- Netherlands. Robert L. Brown Preferred Professionals in Bonnie (Maguder) Frascadore MS ness owner in each of the 50 retired from the University of Bridgewater, NJ. Victoria (Penta) ’86, an eighth grade language arts states for special recognition. Connecticut after more than 38 Megofna is vice president, global teacher at Irving A. Robbins Allen E. Mitchell is director - years of service, most recently as treasury management operations, Middle School, was honored as compliance programs for Waste program manager for student for Bank of America. Kathleen Farmington’s Teacher of the Year. Management in Houston, TX. W. support services in the Center for (Parker) Morgan MS ’99, a kinder- She has been a reading instructor Michael Tiagwad is president and Academic Programs at the West garten teacher at Anna Reynolds at Robbins since 1985. New Britain CEO of Conneer Strong Companies Hartford campus. Ronald J. School, is the 2009-10 Teacher of born and raised Paul G. Salina Inc., an insurance brokerage and Ostafin has joined Simsbury Bank the Year for Newington public (MS) culminated a 33-year career consulting firm headquartered in as assistant treasurer and assistant schools. Patricia (Olszewski) as a teacher and administrator with Marlton, NJ. operations officer. Prior to joining Rutkowski has been chosen as the a three-year term as principal of Simsbury Bank Ron was vice pres- director of the New Britain Public New Britain High School in 2003, 79 ident of retail services and security Library. An employee of the library but hasn’t stopped giving to the Thomas J. Letendre works at officer at Eastern Federal Bank and for 40 years, she served in nearly youth of the city and his adopted Hartford Steam Boiler as a senior previously held management positions every position before being named hometown of Berlin. A photogra- systems analyst in Hartford. Paul at other area community banks. head of Adult Services in 2002. pher since adolescence, he rou- B. Penney, managing director at Mike Schumann retired from the tinely documented school events CTL Capital in New York City, is 72 Connecticut Department of during his teaching career and responsible for the origination and As executive director of the new Transportation in 2003 and keeps continues to take pictures, mostly structuring of federal, corporate Dana-Farber/Brigham Women’s active hiking, biking, kayaking, motor- of sports and musicians, and dis- and credit tenant loans. Penney Cancer Center at South Shore cycling and catching up on projects. tributes them freely. Daniel S. has been involved in securitized Hospital, in South Weymouth, MA, Johnson is the history department credit lease financing for nearly 20 which opened in September, 75 chair at St. Thomas Moore School, years and was a founding principal Frances (Noyes) Friend has been Barbara (Sawicky) Crolla, execu- a preparatory school for boys in of Bostonia Incorporated, and its overseeing construction of an $89 tive director of the Day Care Center Oakdale. John J. Malinoski works predecessor Highland Funding 18

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Group. He has also provided Center, Inc., an Avon-based cus- Patti Brady. Diana B. Pils has for worthy causes such as the extensive financial advisory servic- tomer-owned outsourcing and worked for a number of compa- DuRunRun, a nine-event state- es on structured real estate and software development company nies, including Xerox, GE, wide duathlon for kids that he project finance transactions that provides complete enterprise MasterCard and Yellowbook. From started in 2003 as a fundraiser for throughout Europe and Latin processing solutions for communi- 2004-2009 she was an accounts Special Olympics. Arthur “Lee” America. Paul worked in the New ty banks throughout the northeast- receivable manager at Hearst Hilliard is principal producer/ York City office of Cushman & ern US. Wayne F. Shuhi is the Newspapers. She lives in director of Hilliard Creative Group Wakefield for over 10 years, serv- technology coordinator for Oxford Westbrook. LLC with 30 years experience in ing as a vice president in the finan- public schools. W. Scott broadcast, government, consumer cial services group. Steinhagen is coordinator of the 85 and corporate communications monitoring assistance program for Brian J. Newman, CPA has been using digital media production, 80 the Arizona Department of elected president of the Mandell video, audio, film and print for Clifford W. Pilarski has been Environmental Quality in Phoenix, Jewish Community Center in West advertising, marketing, promo- appointed controller of Lake AZ. Carolyn A. Kennedy works as Hartford. Brian is partner-in-charge tions, employee communications, Compounce Family Theme Park in a field specialist for Brother of the tax department at Kostin, training and performance national- Bristol/Southington. International. Carolyn lives in Ruffkess & Company, LLC. ly and internationally. Frisco, TX. Lisa (Lincoln) Bartell 81 is a hairdressing instructor at J. M. 86 88 John S. (Jack) Carlton is the Wright Regional Vocational Parker E. Elmore is president and Steve H. Kremidas is senior vice national accounts manager at Technical School in Stamford. CEO of Primoris Benefit Advisors, president and chief development Boston Globe Media in Boston, Eileen (McDonough) Calli is an Inc. in Colchester. Keith J. officer of Windsor-based SS&C MA. Robert K. Nelson is a accountant and administrative Kumnick, a principal of Colliers Technologies, software and soft- research specialist in the depart- assistant for Grady & Riley LLP in Dow & Condon, a commercial real ware-enabled services for the glob- ment of marine chemistry and geo- Woodbury and just celebrated 25 estate firm located in Hartford, was al financial services industry. chemistry at Woods Hole years with the company. She is honored by the Simsbury Main Oceanographic Institution in enjoying being a grandmother of Street Center with the 2009 89 Woods Hole, MA. Former Hartford two grandsons. Connecticut Light and Power Bryant C. Pearson is a sergeant Courant reporter Judy Mandel has Company Award for Outstanding with the New Britain Police published a memoir, Replacement 84 Contributions to Main Street Department. Child, about her family and the Anthony M. Coppola is a senior Revitalization. Marie (Pisano) long-term effects of a plane crash. manager - finance and desktop Pascale is a registered associate 90 Kenneth C. Wentworth, a vice engineering lead for Computer at Morgan Stanley Smith Barney in Associate Athletic Director Michael president of Western Management Sciences Corporation in South New Canaan. Sharon M. Malone J. Karwoski, a 17-year veteran of Corporation in New York City, is Windsor. He and Cheryl (Elliott) MS ’93 has been appointed senior the Notre Dame athletics adminis- responsible for all leasing, con- Coppola ’84 live in Glastonbury vice president for BeamPines, Inc., tration working primarily in the struction and property manage- and recently celebrated their 25th a global human resources consult- area of NCAA rules compliance, ment of the firm’s New York area wedding anniversary. Their son, ing firm headquartered in New has assumed a new role focused properties. TJ, is currently a student at CCSU. York City. Sharon has more than on the development and imple- Malcolm D. DeMayo has joined 20 years of talent management and mentation of a comprehensive ath- 82 Diversified Information leadership experience with CIGNA lete performance program for Mary W. Manguse, a paralegal at Technologies as vice president of and ING. Cynthia Neereo-Pearson, Notre Dame student-athletes. Varnum Attorneys at Law in Grand sales and marketing. Ann a licensed clinical social worker, is Rapids, MI, has been certified by (Mulligan) Rousseau, CPA has director of clinical services in 91 the Internal Revenue Service as an joined Nathan Accounting Group in Middlesex County for the Child and Wendy M. Lux joined the Hospital enrolled retirement plan agent, Avon as a manager after 18 years Family Agency of Southeastern of Central Connecticut in New allowing her to practice before the with Blum Shapiro and Company, Connecticut. Britain as executive director of IRS with respect to qualified retire- PC where she was most recently development. ment plans. She is the first profes- tax supervisor. Stan Simpson has 87 sional in Michigan to become certi- left his position as columnist as Judith (Wheeler) Baker was pro- 92 fied. Dr. William H. McDonald The Hartford Courant to take a job moted to director of financial prod- Kathleen (Breen) Allen is director (MS) has been appointed the vice as director of journalism and ucts for Accu-Med Services in of community development for the president for academic affairs at media for the new Journalism & Anacortes, WA. Robert M. Brough City of Gillette, WY. Jane (Hoff) Post University in Waterbury. Media Academy at Weaver High is northeast regional manager for Callery MS ’97, 6th Yr ’01 was School in Hartford. The art of Honeywell International. Ya-Jane honored by President Obama as 83 painter Debi Pendell was recently Chu is a senior programmer ana- one of 89 national recipients of the Andreas L. Diakidis MS ’85 is exhibited at the Massachusetts lyst for Capital Group Inc. invest- Presidential Award for Excellence manager of the engineering depart- College of Liberal Arts’ Gallery 51 ment companies in Irvine, CA. in Mathematics and Science ment of the Sub Prefecture of in North Adams, MA. Debi’s work Brendan Connelly, an investment Teaching. Jane has taught science Dodekanese Eparhio Karpathou is in the permanent collections of advisor, representative, and vice at the Capital Region Education (the municipality government of museums and corporations nation- president for Index Funds Council (CREC) Two Rivers Magnet 162 Greek islands) based on the ally and internationally. Photos of Advisors, Inc. manages the Middle School since 2002, and is island of Karpathos, Platia her work are included in the book Midwest regional office in currently the Science Curriculum Eparxeiou, Greece. Richard A. Rethinking Acrylic: Radical Madison, WI where he lives with and Instruction Specialist for all 12 Leone is president and CEO of Solutions For Exploiting The his wife and four children. Brendan CREC magnet schools PK-12. Connecticut On-Line Computer World’s Most Versatile Medium by is a triathlete, sailor and advocate David M. Clarke has begun his 19

CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES • CLASS NOTES tenth season as the head coach of Preservation Alliance in Hartford. associate vice president for devel- Avon, a firm offering planning, Quinnipiac University’s women’s Gregg W. Ricco and Lauri opment at Quinnipiac University in zoning, and land use assistance to soccer team. Tracy A. Dumont is Miskella ’95 celebrated their 10- Hamden, has been named a certi- communities. the administrative director of year wedding anniversary in July. fied fund raising executive by CFRE Partnership for Strong Christina T. Rossini is a family International. 01 Communities in Hartford. Jill care concierge for D’Esopo Funeral Everett L. Condit, a seventh grade (Stotler) Hall is sales coordinator Chapel in Wethersfield. 98 technical education teacher at for M. I. Integrated Media in Maria M. Oliveira is a manager - Swift Middle School in Oakville, Norfolk where she also lives with 95 marketing communications, at has been honored as the husband, Ken, and children. Brian Lieutenant Anthony Paventi, a 19- Fletcher-Terry Company in Connecticut Middle School A. Maddix is an active directory year veteran of the New Britain Farmington. Wendy (Shumway) Technical Education Teacher of the administrator with PBS&J Police Department, was promoted Hummel is a solutions consultant Year by the International Technical University in Austin, TX. Luke to captain. He now commands the for IBM in Southbury. Robert Education Association. Dina Giroux, account supervisor at Maier professional standards division, Riccobon, an officer with the West (Masotto) Powers is director of Advertising in Farmington, was which includes the department’s Hartford Police Department, is human resources for Volvo Aero appointed to the executive advisory training division, POSTC satellite responsible for coordinating the Connecticut in Newington. Michael board of the Connecticut region of police academy, internal affairs department’s College Police B. Reed works as a financial advi- For Inspiration and Recognition of division, community relations divi- Academy, a 10-day introduction to sor for Morgan Stanley in New Science and Technology (FIRST). sion and state accreditation pro- police work that teaches students York City. Colleen M. Seadale Eric Wahl is director of services at gram. Conrad M. Sienkiewicz is about the demands of the profes- (MS) is a licensed marriage and Scribe Software Corporation in employed as a volunteer coordina- sion and tests participants’ suit- family therapist with a private Bedford, NH. tor at EMDR Humanitarian ability for a police career. It is the practice in Edgartown, MA. Robert Assistance Programs in Hamden. only program of its kind in New A. Tilden, Jr. (MS) started a pri- 93 Dr. Katie R. Terezakis is an assis- England. John P. Ryan MS ’04, vate practice, Connecticut Synergy Siobhan M. Becker is owner and tant professor in the Department of 6th Yr ’09 is teacher of the gifted Therapeutic Solutions, LLC, in president of EOTO Marketing and Philosophy at the Rochester for Bristol. Ileana Fred is business West Hartford. Barbara B. Ventura Communications Solutions, a West Institute of Technology in development/market analyst for has been appointed assistant prin- Hartford company specializing in Rochester, NY. Golden Compass, Inc. in Madison. cipal of Catherine M. McGee strategically partnering and Middle School in Berlin. empowering small business. Jason 96 99 O. Gibson is director of the Boys Kimberly (Dievert) Bobin is a self- Douglas M. Haddad MS ’00, a 02 and Girls Club of New Britain. employed marketing consultant seventh grade science teacher at The South Windsor Board of Raymond E. Grasso, Jr., a licensed, located in Wethersfield. Dr. Henry James Memorial School in Education has appointed Kathleen professional counselor with 14 Thomas Castonguay is an assis- Simsbury, has published his second M. Carter (6th Yr, Ed.D. ’07, Sup years experience in behavioral tant professor of physical chem- book, Save Your Kids…Now! Cert ’09) assistant superintendent health services, was appointed a istry at Iona College in New The Revolutionary Guide To for personnel and administration. service director for Chrysalis Rochelle, NY. Kevin G. Giancola Helping Youth Conquer Today’s Shawn R. Clifford - who, with his Center in Hartford. has been named head coach of Challenges. Jeremiah Nelson MS brother, Ryan J. Clifford ’05, owns men’s golf at Central. He is an ’01 is director of professional the True Value store in Bethel - 94 accomplished tournament player student services at the Belk was a speaker on the True Value David E. Corbitt, a partner at Krieg and won the Connecticut Section College of Business at UNC Retail Best Practices Panel at the Devault Attorneys at Law in PGA Championship at Watertown Charlotte in Charlotte, NC. Joseph 2009 National Hardware Show in Indianapolis, IN is the chair of the Golf Club in September. Computer D. Hartig is a social studies Las Vegas, NV. He was also fea- firm’s privately and closely held animators Todd Grimes and T. J. teacher at Hicksville Middle School tured in a recent edition of Home business service group. His prac- Sullivan III won Emmy Awards for in Hicksville, NY. He was honored Channel News, a tools of the trade tice concentrates in the transac- Best Animated Children’s Series by the PTA of Hicksville Public quarterly. Vincent Lapollo started tional areas of mergers and acqui- (special) — Back at the Barnyard — Schools with the Founders Day a new job as a statistics associate sitions, securities laws and corpo- at the Creative Arts Emmy Awards Award for teaching excellence and with ESPN in Bristol. Chris rate law. Jennifer (Graves) Flatow August 29 in Los Angeles, CA. service to the community. McHugh works in the engineering is the manager at Family Centers, Todd and T. J. are directors of the department at Volvo Aero Inc. in Greenwich. Louis J. “Chip” series. Theresa M. Mainuli is a 00 Connecticut in Newington. Malafronte is the University of lieutenant, Judge Advocate Keely A. Gould (MS) has directed Connecticut beat writer for the General’s Corps, United States the Skylands Youth Symphony, a 03 New Haven Register, and has also Navy, stationed in Annapolis, MD. classical string orchestra, in David C. Billings has been pro- covered Yale and Quinnipiac hock- Michelle Piccolo, a 5th-grade Vernon, NJ for the past eight moted to assistant chief in the ey for the paper since 1999. teacher at Booth Hill School, was years. Keely is a recipient of the Manchester Fire Department. The Christopher Martiner is a lender named Shelton Teacher of the Year. distinguished music teacher award Rev. Willis M. McCaw was hired representative for Alliant Asset from the Mr. Holland’s Opus as the spiritual coordinator for Management Co., LLC in Tampa, 97 Foundation. Jennifer A. Sexton, Hospice of Southeastern FL. Karen (Masotti) Roe is a com- James M. O’Rourke has been CPA is a supervisor with Simione Connecticut in Norwich. puter-communications officer in appointed executive director of the Macca & Larrow, LLP in Rocky Glastonbury Public Schools select- the United States Air Force Greater Waterbury YMCA. He has Hill. Annemarie (Gorcya) Sirotnak ed Philip W. Marvin (MS), a first Reserve stationed in Germany. been with the Y since 1990 and its is a freelance graphic designer in grade teacher at Hebron Avenue Tomas J. Nenortas is program associate executive director since Granby. Jason Vincent was named Elementary School, as its Teacher director of the Hartford 2008. Paul J. Sutera MA ’99, a vice president at Planimetrics in of the Year for 2009-2010. Beth 20

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Malvezzi Rosenblatt (MS), accountant at H & T Waterbury, New York Entrepreneur Week Lauren B. Whitney ’05 & Edward Ashleigh Holt ’06 and Janine Falco Inc. in Waterbury. (NYEW), which took place J. Kelley ’06 10/18/08 are Lady Luck, a brand new female November 16-20th. It is the largest Amanda M. Taitague ’07 & vocal trio specializing in swing, jazz 07 entrepreneurial movement through- Roberto R. Padua ’04, MS ’08 and cabaret-style standards accom- Anna J. Bedard is a Spanish out New York, offering thousands panied by piano - Jane Russell teacher at Suffield High School in across the state the opportunity to 10/3/09 Bate (MS ’89) - bass and drums. West Suffield. Craig J. Bryant is actively engage the foremost entre- an assistant facility supervisor for preneurs, investors and dealmakers 04 Highlands Ranch Community both locally and globally. In Memoriam Janet L. Haley (MS), autism con- Association in Highlands Ranch, 1931 sulting teacher for the town of CO. Jeffrey A. Chism is a plan 09 Mary Pauloz Kogelman 8/17/2009 Simsbury, has been chosen as the manager at The Hartford in Chantaal Goodwater is the execu- town’s Teacher of the Year. Mary Windsor. Rachel F. Gary has tive director of Writers Block Ink in 1932 Therese Munson is a teacher at accepted a position as associate Norwich which provides workshops Gwendolyn Olds-Lewis 7/8/2008 the new, state-of-the-art Wintonbury editor of Best Events Magazine at and performance opportunities for 1935 Early Childhood Magnet School in Red 7 Media in Norwalk. Marc children to “ignite social change on Lillian Carlson Bezanson Bloomfield. Jeremy D. Race is Gregory works as a service desk stage and on the page.” 10/12/2009 director of development of Junior technician for The Stanley Works Christopher M. Grandieri (MS), an Mary Coleman Walsh 8/10/2009 Achievement of Southwest New in New Britain. Melissa (Lora) eighth grade science teacher at 1936 England, Inc. in Hartford. Renouf works as a health and Chesapeake Bay Middle School in Elizabeth Dunigan Billingslea safety coordinator for Cintas Fire Pasadena, MD, recently joined 30 4/20/2007 05 Protection of Plainville, CT. other teachers on a unique trip. Part Melissa M. of Northrop Grumman Foundation’s 1937 Harriet Robinson Lyman 7/23/2009 Bengtson is 08 Weightless Flights of Discovery William G. Marsh 10/3/2009 community Justin G. Haberern is a financial Program, it enables teachers to affairs assis- analyst at Ensign-Bickford experience a stomach-churning 1938 tant for the Aerospace and Defense in flight in planes operated by the Zero Francis E. Geissler 7/13/2009 Metropolitan Simsbury. Meghan Kenney is G Corporation of Fort Lauderdale, Winifred Hirth Leonard 1/12/2009 District assistant director of student activi- FL. Using the same method that 1939 Commission. ties at Massachusetts College of NASA uses to train astronauts, the Harriet Miller Morgan 9/9/2009 Attorney Pharmacy and Health Sciences in planes fly in a series of vertical Bryan E. Boston, MA. Sowin Kong is a quali- parabolas to simulate zero gravity 1941 McEntee has ty engineer for CooperSurgical, Inc. as well as the low gravity found on Mary Fox Marsh 1/20/2009 Helen Reed Tonkin 9/9/2009 opened a law in Trumbull. Kevin A. Lathrop is a the moon and on Mars. firm in project engineer for Waters 1942 Waterbury. Construction Company in Navio Ottavi 2/22/2009 Elaine Perez Bridgeport. Harrison S. Levy is an New Arrivals Ruth Boyd Spangenberg is the busi- assistant estimator for Petra Births / Adoptions 12/16/2008 ness manager Construction Corporation in North Jennifer (Graves) ’94 & Kevin 1943 for Camp Haven. Bethany (Fish) Muscara Flatow: a son, William Elliott Edna Boskoski Kobus 8/10/2009 Courant in (MS) is a second grade teacher at Kerrin (Armstrong) & John M. Gloria S. Levine 7/16/2009 Hartford. Air South Side Elementary School in Furnare ’05: a son, Jack Christopher National Guard Airman 1st Class Bristol. Michelle L. Nelson is the 1950 Patrick J. Curley 6/23/2009 Ramadan Salahu-din graduated assistant director of student con- Johnie M. Floyd 9/30/2009 from basic military training at duct at the University of Hartford. Marriages George P. Gustin 8/26/2009 Lackland Air Force Base in San Basia E. Pontello is the owner of Hugo R. LaPenta 5/28/2009 Antonio, TX. Pontello Construction Management, Melissa R. Hebert ’88 & John Meola 4/16/09 Jennie Markowski Marconi- LLC in Danbury. Eva L. Schreffler Javorski 6/22/2009 06 is working in contract compliance Melissa J. Damiata ’93 & Adam Lincoln O. Nystrom 10/18/2009 Victoria A. Ganges is a special at Louis Dreyfus Highbridge Energy Chilberg 10/11/08 events manager for the American (LDH Energy) headquartered in 1952 Heart Association in Wallingford. Wilton. Jennifer J. Skinnon is an Sharon E. Belden & Thomas C. Marcelyn Poppel King 8/16/2009 Daniel S. Holmes, a graduate administrative assistant at the Office Castonguay ’96 7/19/09 Frank L. Toro 10/16/2007 engineer with a design background of Institutional Research and Policy Rachelle E. Hill ’97 & Jody 1953 in civil/site and transportation Studies at the University of Mitchell 5/24/09 Wesley S. Gill 6/12/2009 engineering at Tighe & Bond, Inc. Massachusetts, Boston, MA. Nicole Elizabeth A. Gillard & David C. 1956 in their Middletown office, has B. Thorogood is working as a readi- Jeanne Caron Bouyea 8/29/2009 become a Leadership in Energy ness project manager for Zuffelato ’00 6/27/09 and Environmental Design MassMutual. Stacey A. Uccello has Kelly Roman & James J. Flynn ’01 1957 Accredited Professional. Tina joined Farmington Savings Bank as 6/28/08 Barbara Zuppe Hill 10/16/2009 (Jock) Muzzy is an intellectual the vice president and director of its Carrie L. Mennen & Jason M. 1958 property compliance associate at new cash management services. Frank J. Mute 8/14/2009 Smith ’03 8/23/08 Yale University in New Haven. The Perfect Promotion appointed 1959 Laura Yering is an account execu- Kelly A. Wytas to inside sales and Kerrin N. Armstrong & John M. Richard P. Beruk 9/15/2009 tive at IKON Office Solutions. marketing assistant. Gary W. Furnare ’05 8/09/08 June Nejame Bredice 5/1/1985 Megan L. Terrillion is a staff Whitehill, Jr.’s newest initiative was 21

These pages recognize gifts made to the CCSU Foundation, Inc., between July 1, 2008 and June 30, 2009.

The University Community extends its gratitude to the individuals, corporations, and foundations that have made gifts or have planned for irrevocable deferred gifts in excess of $500,000.00.

American Savings Foundation Anthony Bichum Thank You Helen G. Bichum Irrevocable Trust CCSU Alumni Association Mong Koo Chung Coca-Cola Bottling Company Anna L. Eckersley-Johnson '76 Chang-Jen Huang Hyundai Motor America Josephine (Bertino) Tansey '37 In 2008-09, more than 4,000 donors contributed over $2 million to Robert C. Vance Foundation the University. CCSU alumni generously increased their level of giving HENRY BARNARD SOCIETY $100,000.00 AND ABOVE LIFETIME GIVING to over $477,000, a 35.4% increase over last year's record-breaking Carol A. Ammon '73 Lisa Bottalico amount! Your remarkable generosity provided scholarship support for Ricky P. Bottalico '91 F. Don James Gerti H. James our students, helped create exciting academic enrichment programs, Michael S. Knapp '75 Patricia Knapp kept our athletics strong, and enhanced the Central educational Melanie (Ihnat) McCue '68 William J. McCue experience. Your contributions enabled CCSU to remain both excellent Catharine M. Rogers Daniel M. Siracusa '79 Ernest H. Sutkowski '55 AND accessible. Angelo Tomasso, Jr. Joy L. Tomasso Edward R. Young These remain troubled economic times, particularly for our students, Kathleen F. Young PRESIDENT’S CLUB and for them we thank you for your exceptional generosity. We hope $10,000.00 AND ABOVE IN A TEN YEAR PERIOD you will join us by continuing to support our efforts. A postage paid Carmine J. Abate, Jr. '77 Deborah A. Abate Nancy (Anderson) Antonez '50 envelope is enclosed for your convenience. Your gifts do make a Joe Arnone '59 Carmella (Matarazzo) Balducci '63 difference in the lives of our students and the life of the University. Richard J. Balducci '65 Karen C. Beyard James E. Blake Priscilla Blake We deeply appreciate all that you do for CCSU. Jeffrey A. Borghesi '73 Henry Budney Rita R. Card * Assunta Cha George Y. Cha Ranjana Chawla Surendra K. Chawla Robert E. Chester '78 Margaret C. Cibes William J. Cibes, Jr. William R. Davis Thomas P. Dawidowicz '70 Christopher J. Galligan Ann C. Denault '62 Garth W. Edwards Vice President, Institutional Advancement Ollie Edwards Ghassan E. El-Eid Alexander J. Federowicz Anita I. (Hanlon) Fitzsimmons '62 James M. Fritz '80 Henry A. Gajda '50 James Gallagher Roxy Garabedian Howard L. Gauthier '57 Virginia A. (Cherpak) Gauthier '59 Thomas J. Geary Paul Gianaris '70 Joan Z. Godlewski Shaun Green Priscilla M. (Tomlinson) Griffiths '42 Raymond Guenter V. Michael Guertin Eileen (Welte) Harris '51 Richard D. Harris Norman F. Hausmann '54 Doris Honig-Guenter Charles Jones, Jr. '69 Linda (Coggshall) Jones '70 Nancy F. Judd Richard L. Judd '59 22 * denotes deceased

Arlene Kawecki Class of 1957 Class of 1981 Barbara Reiner Class of 1973 Ronald R. Daigle George H. Kawecki '79 Howard L. Gauthier Russell J. Hayden Timothy J. Rickard Richard A. Wiszniak James P. Dalton Peter G. Kelly Thomas M. O'Brien Katherine B. Pirog Marc F. Rosa George David Susan Kelly Ronald M. Pringle Alex M. Rudewicz Class of 1974 Stella DiMartino Robert A. Kerzner '74 Class of 1983 Regina Rudewicz Peter J. Berry David A. Gordon Sandra (DelGobbo) Kerzner '74 Class of 1958 Gregory F. Schaffer Stephanie M. Schall Suzanne (Chaffee) Berry Jodi I. Hill Arthur H. Kevorkian '47 Richard F. Lindgren, Sr. William R. Schall Sandra (DelGobbo) Kerzner Gregory B. Howey Alexander R. Koproski Class of 1986 Xiaoping Shen Muriel Iorli Frank J. Kossyta Class of 1959 Susan M. Severo Timothy D. Shine Class of 1975 Yanan Ju Konrad R. Kruger Joe Arnone Anthony G. Small Christel Skinner Joseph P. Ciriello, Jr. James King Nancy A. Larson '73 Kathleen C. Davis John J. Sullivan Danuta (Syp) Gordon Marcin Korepta Robert B. Lees, Jr. '74 Virginia (Cherpak) Gauthier Class of 1987 Demetra Tolis Judith A. Kostrzewa William C. Lichtenfels '47 Richard L. Judd Beryl A. Piper Byron J. Treado III Class of 1977 Zdzislaw B. Kremens Ashby I. Lohse Vincent J. Luppino Janet C. Vaughan James K. Cascio James C. Loughlin Florence G. (Widger) Lohse '38 Class of 1988 Charles A. Vidich Virginia (Lamper) Loughlin Houston P. Lowry Susan E. Loonam Borghesi '71 Class of 1961 Scott R. Pioli Carmello Vinci Joseph P. Wolnick Paul N. Marshall Robert J. Lord James F. Fucini Thomas A. Wollenberg Valerie J. Marshall John P. Maloney Verton W. Lenfest Class of 1995 Edward R. Young Class of 1978 Ellen D. Mayo Judith A. Maloney Donald Linner Harold H. Ellis Kathleen F. Young Robert F. Futtner Robert W. Mc Keand George A. McQuillan '75 Arlene F. McKee Pamela W. (Wright) McQuillan '75 Class of 1962 Class of 1996 DAVID N. CAMP ASSOCIATES Class of 1979 Jose A. Mercado Salvatore Miano '56 Peter A. Budwitz Joseph Gordon, Jr. GIFTS FROM Michael F. Bendzinski Charles W. Neville Stanislaw A. Milewski Ann C. Denault Robert C. Zwick $500.00 TO $999.99 Janice (Jarosz) Grimaldi Giles A. Packer Eleanor G. Mlynarski Anita (Hanlon) Fitzsimmons Class of 1942 Paul T. Soulier Joan G. Packer Carmay (Santoro) Monti '64 Teresa (Curzio) Fucini Class of 1997 Robert M. Dorsey Catharine M. Rogers David A. Monti, Sr. '64 Sameer A. Kamani Class of 1981 Linda D. Sagnelli Hughson F. Mooney Class of 1964 Class of 1943 Patricia (Rohan) Ambroszewski Rita S. Saltz Elizabeth (Henry) Moore '67 Carmay (Santoro) Monti Class of 2001 Lester D. Kochanowsky Michael Schulde William M. Moore David A. Monti, Sr. Stephanie A. Christino Class of 1982 Gail M. Stempien Paul K. Moran '68 Class of 1950 Kathryn G. Huntington Martin F. Stempien, Jr. Edward J. Murtha Class of 1966 Class of 2002 Louis M. Bouchard Peter A. Stempien Benjamin E. Newton '56 Kathleen (Senew) Lindgren Pamela G. Rosa Mary-Jane Conroy Class of 1983 Laura Tordenti Aleksandra Nowakowski Robert A. Lindgren Cynthia S. Turcotte Charlotte Vieira Peggy K. Parry '90 Class of 2005 Class of 1952 Peter T. Vieira * Jeannine R. Pettinico Class of 1967 Michael G. Maiscalco Theresa (Orlacchio) Branciforte Class of 1984 Mary Ann Zieger Nicholas Pettinico, Jr. Elizabeth (Henry) Moore Arthur Director Lorraine E. Daigle Armand J. Zottola Dallas Pioli Class of 2007 Russell L. Tupper II Kristine M. Larsen Elaine F. Zottola Scott R. Pioli '88 Class of 1968 Elaine M. Cartland Stephen G. Pomponi Ronald M. Pringle '57 Melanie (Ihnat) McCue Gary W. Whitehill, Jr. Class of 1954 EMMA HART WILLARD Garret A. Ratcliffe '84 Carolyn (DeMarco) Miranda T. Grace Firnhaber Class of 1985 GIFTS FROM Judith M. (Vieira) Ratcliffe '85 Peter M. Rosa Friends Joan (Moeller) O'Brien Timothy R. Callahan $250.00 TO $499.99 George L. Redman Don E. I. Adams Joyce (Szeluga) Wolk Margaret (Skelskey) Kirschner Class of 1945 David A. Ross '66 Class of 1969 William L. Allan Carla Leathers Barbara (Zielke) Molinary Judy Ross Charles Jones, Jr. Anne B. Alling Class of 1956 Alex M. Rudewicz Joseph R. Murphy Zhiyong An Madelyn E. O'Brien Class of 1986 Class of 1948 Regina Rudewicz Anonymous Raymond J. Rondini Parker E. Elmore Irene L. Buden Allan T. Sagraves Class of 1970 Barbara J. Beeching Matthew H. Hill Elizabeth (Wood) Marino Mary Anne (Bokan) Sagraves '70 Thomas P. Dawidowicz Anne C. Bekoff Class of 1957 Jean (Schaier) Tupper Guido J. Marino* Joseph F. Sawicki '72 Paul Gianaris Karen C. Beyard James W. Gallagher Angela (Attardo) Saxton '48 Linda (Coggshall) Jones Anthony Bichum Dino Iorli Class of 1987 Class of 1950 Timothy D. Shine Kathleen (Pacyna) Murphy James E. Blake Dorothy O'Grady John M. Kirschner Dorothy (Gnazzo) Navarro Christel Skinner Priscilla Blake Joseph A. Navarro Robert F. Skinner '55 Class of 1971 Cynthia E. Budwitz Class of 1959 Class of 1988 Marian K. Sorbo Susan Loonam Borghesi Rita R. Card * Roger F. Carlson Nilda (Resto) Hernandez Class of 1951 DeRoy C. Thomas Judy A. Willis Robert E. Cernock Paula (Hudzik) Gallagher Alan F. Murray, Jr. Norman J. Feitelson Florence Timura David F. Cloud Filomena M. Vincenzo Michael Timura Class of 1972 Laura L. Coleman Class of 1961 Class of 1989 Demetra Tolis Philip W. Kurze Scott F. Coleman A. James Krayeske Lisa (Corriveau) Trahan Class of 1953 Peter Tolis '54 * Kenneth Cook Carolyn (Greason) Bryan Francis T. Vincent, Jr. Class of 1973 Sarah E. Cox Class of 1963 Class of 1990 Maureen A. Kane Diane (Arute) Welch '82 Paula (Phenix) Allan Asho I. Craine Margarite (Aharonian) Hunt Garry L. Feldman Janet (Stone) MacCullough Mildred S. (Olsenshaw) Jeffrey A. Borghesi David J. DeNuccio Ramon L. Hernandez Vincent M. Perrone Woodson '40 Nancy A. Larson Theresa C. Duffy * Class of 1965 Peggy K. Parry Norman J. Schmitt Michael J. Zubretsky Souzan El-Eid Hellmut H. Herdey Class of 1974 Parker T. English Karin (Johnson) Herdey Class of 1991 Class of 1954 ELIHU BURRITT SOCIETY Paula (Morris) Cloud Carolyn R. Fallahi Suzanne (Leo) Feldman Doris M. Molinari GIFTS OF $1,000.00 & ABOVE Michael D. Cohen Francis J. Gagliardi Class of 1966 Catherine (Godzyk) Schmitt Class of 1947 Robert A. Kerzner Christopher J. Galligan Michael T. Pennella Class of 1993 William C. Lichtenfels Robert B. Lees, Jr. Kristin Galligan Gregg M. Angelillo Class of 1956 Kathleen (Duffy) Thibadeau Zachary G. Gianaris Class of 1967 Carmen T. Aloisi Class of 1948 Patrick D. Thibadeau Adele E. Glum Frederick T. Ambroszewski Class of 1995 Martha Strickland Angela (Attardo) Saxton Jill Hart William R. Burk Scott W. Carpinteri Class of 1975 Nancy F. Judd Class of 1957 Class of 1950 Michael S. Knapp Arlene Kawecki Class of 1968 Class of 1999 Kenneth F. Melley Nancy (Anderson) Antonez Fernando G. Rosa John P. Keane Christina (Poniatowski) Chupaska Kevin L. Ritchie Richard A. Sullivan Ki Hoon Kim Waldemar S. Kostrzewa Errol E. Thomas Class of 1958 Class of 1953 Bradley P. Kjell Allenstine D. Willis Barbara (Ives) Couch Sydney (Kaplis) Kay Class of 1976 Steven J. Kliger Class of 2004 William L. Ford Catherine (Chessa) O'Brien Anna L. Eckersley-Johnson Patricia Knapp Class of 1969 Elzbieta Kremens Harry K. Pinney Bruce L. Fiedorowicz Alexander R. Koproski Richard Bader Class of 1959 Thaddeus W. Maliszewski C. Nick Catrini Class of 2005 Candace (Hickcox) Allen Class of 1954 Class of 1977 John P. Maloney Peter D. Carter Katherine (Mcilroy) Burghoff Norman F. Hausmann Stuart R. Bennett Judith A. Maloney Class of 1970 Jean (Smith) Lobaugh Bertrand L. Chenard Leticia Mangual William V. Panetta Class of 2007 Class of 1960 Peter Tolis * Lois (Konicki) Chenard William J. McCue Bruce A. Rome Anna I. Korepta John R. Webster Mark W. McLaughlin Roger T. Zieger Class of 1955 Class of 1978 Barbara Miller Friends Class of 1961 William R. Papallo Robert E. Chester John W. Miller Class of 1971 Paul L. Altieri Frances (Bazydola) Bowser Robert F. Skinner Keith T. Hall William M. Moore Susan (Grasso) Catrini Emily P. Anesta Nellie (Vienot) Crowston Ernest H. Sutkowski Benjamin Nerl Patricia E. Duffy Anonymous Roberta (Beaudry) Mulligan Grace (Carpenter) Walter Class of 1979 John Olson Patricia (Sailer) Panetta Christopher Blejwas David C. Newton Herbert D. Welte, Jr. Anne T. DeNuccio Stanley J. Pac Shirley M. Bouchard George H. Kawecki Wendy C. Peek Class of 1972 Douglas P. Boyea Class of 1963 Class of 1956 Daniel M. Siracusa Jeannine R. Pettinico George W. McKee Christine (Papinchak) Bukowiec Linda (Sanislo) Gregory Salvatore Miano Nicholas Pettinico, Jr. Nell (Decorleto) Motto Mary Jo Carlson Benjamin E. Newton Dallas Pioli Leo M. Chupaska Pete Rappoccio Christine B. Croll 23

Class of 1964 Class of 1983 Jane M. Higgins Class of 1949 Class of 1958 Mark J. Nappi Diane (Zabicki) Crannis Ann Marie (Urban) Giveans June B. Higgins Sergio N. Neri Barbara P. Barna Jo-Anne (Veneziano) Waller Jocelyn (Becker) Lanpher Glenn R. Giveans Sharon L. Hornik Laura (Mcintyre) Boehm William F. Sutton David Horowitz Class of 1950 Frank J. Borchetta Class of 1966 Class of 1984 Joel Joachim Regina (Krakowiak) Fialkowski Bettye (Edwards) Fletcher Frances E. D'Angelo Class of 1965 Peggy A. Schuberth Deborah Kidder Edward J. Kosinski Patricia (Dominello) Frederick Raymond M. Glass Marcelline (Kaplan) Gacek Thomas R. King Edward J. Kusek Anna-Mae (Fedina) Maglaty Teresa (Gozdeck) Jordan Joan (Pernal) Gorski Class of 1985 Kenneth S. Kollmeyer Charles G. O'Brien Willard M. McRae Michael D. Leahy Linda (Anderson) Nolf Kathryn (Benson) Hebert Adrienne W. Kozlowski Lois (Porter) O'Brien Richard Pellegrine Susanne (Brochu) Lewis Paul B. Hebert John A. Kozlowski, Jr. Gioia (Frassinelli) Riccio Jacqueline (King) Shea Elaine (Robinson) Nesta Class of 1966 Kathleen (Cavanaugh) Rickard Paloma Lapuerta Ludmila (Komeck) Sabatiuk Richard M. Ranger Richard G. Lanpher Paulette Lemma Class of 1959 Diane (Sandquist) Satton Elizabeth (Herzog) Sullivan Class of 1986 Elizabeth L. Martin Class of 1951 Robert E. Akins Constance (Piasecki) Seremet Ann (Hogan) Evanko Keith L. Martin Lorraine (Lachat) Peck Frances (Nesci) Bontatibus Kathleen (O'Brien) Truscinski Class of 1967 Laura (Van Steenburgh) Marchese Joseph McGinn William L. Perry Virginia (Datson) Degner Marian (Busk) Watson P. Rita (Resutek) Donlon Joseph G. McKeon Bernard A. Reiske N. Thomas Gaudette James S. Patten Class of 1988 Gustavo Mejia Jean (Travers) Silverio K. Maureen (Gorman) Ianucci Class of 1967 Peter C. Young Paul R. Mailhot Paul H. Mihalek Lillian (Coady) Smith Alberta (Caruso) Jagoe Andrea (Korisky) Borrelli Jonathan B. Northrop Maureen M. Smith Charles J. Laranjo Henry J. Bundock, Jr. Class of 1968 Class of 1989 Ronald Noveck Aurelia (Bonsignore) Liapes Michael R. Cipriano Wayne R. Simarrian Susan T. Davis Sonya P. Noveck Class of 1952 Ellen (Wallace) Long James A. DeLaura Richard H. Sullivan Thomas J. Evanko Mary Anne B. Nunn Anne M. Balfe Barbara (Fritsch) Mackay Paul J. Falcone Julius J. Janusz Steven D. Ostrowski Patricia (Collins) Fonicello Michael J. Perrone Maryann (Garofano) Ferrara Class of 1969 Peter Pacheco Helen (Wyatt) Fryer Donald Vachon Evelyn A. Genovese Richard W. Hadden Class of 1990 David C. Panagrosso Aili (Hakkila) Galasyn Joyce (Huber) Wood Mary (Gritzmacher) Gilmore Robert E. Tarigo Lisa (Thibodeau) Futtner Susan E. Pease Shirley F. May Ruth A. Janega Mary (Mehai) Yanosy Ellen (Fritz) Panagrosso Lauren A. Perdue Rudolph L. Pipa Class of 1960 Lidia K. Jasinski James M. Plocharczyk Joseph E. Perry III Frank J. Slinko Andrew J. Baylock John J. Langevin Class of 1970 Pamela J. Perry Barbara (Erikson) Carroll Arthur L. Lavalette, Jr. Linda G. Clark Class of 1991 William A. Petit, Jr. Class of 1953 Suzanne (Carroll) Dineen Ronald J. Moss Howard B. Dickenman, Jr. Francis R. Burke Ronald J. Pugliese Elizabeth (Scriminger) Adams Carol Lippia-Tenney Francis T. Pascual Joseph A. DiCosimo Christopher S. Kaolian Timothy G. Reagan Alice (Wiese) Camp Barbara A. Regalis Eugene M. Reilly Barbara (Piche) Hammond John C. Reed, Jr. Kathryn (Reilly) Conklin Mary (Bourke) Reilly Kenneth G. Hammond Class of 1992 Lindy J. Remigino Frances (Zawacki) Cornetski Class of 1961 Lorraine (Buden) Smith James F. Jost Clifford B. Lane Anthony J. Rigazio-Digilio James R. Cronin Michael A. Adamo, Jr. Patricia A. Varanelli Pamela (Hyman) Rugg Terry L. Scala Thomas J. Deneen Thomas E. Bruenn Sylvia (Engstrom) Webb Class of 1971 Stephen F. Wierbicki Paul H. Scott Ralph A. Forgione Leo J. Cyr Evelyn (Remond) Beebe Seymour Simpson E. Arnold Hakkila Paul P. Domin Class of 1968 Arthur N. Bristol Class of 1993 David J. Stec Barbara (Skidmore) Holmes Mary L. Lagana Mollie H. Bornstein Parker Morgan Anna (Cercone) Bramante Laurence Tanner Kenneth W. Pinney John Mantzaris James G. Breen III Robert J. O'Dea Lori (James) James Michael B. Thomsen Candide (Szymanowski) Slinko Henry A. Quarti Janice (Pattee) Coppinger Patricia (Brown) Tarigo Luverne Mott Shizuko Tomoda Marion M. Valentine Maureen (Morrissette) Stephen B. Coppinger Kimberly D. Wiemeyer Anthony S. Torsiello Andrew Vincens Whitehead Patricia (Banasiewski) Deloy Class of 1972 Karen C. Tracey Robert A. Frederick, Sr. Joseph E. McQuiggan Class of 1994 William E. Tracey, Jr. Class of 1954 Class of 1962 Eric C. Jacobson Janice (Ehlers) Newton Richard D. Zangara Nancy M. Tully Anonymous Russell M. Agne Patricia (Kenyon) Kenyon Richard S. Sarnowski Lydia C. Vine John Barnes Judith (Clausen) Ball Hazel (Levson) Kurlansky Lorraine M. Webster Class of 1995 Nancy B. Wagner Nancy (Roberds) Camp Barbara (Parker) Baylock Terry C. McManamy Gina L. Montano Mark D. Werner Walter M. Conklin Carol (Rice) Bruce Mary (Kovel) Neidig Class of 1973 John D. Tully Elaine L. Wilson Frank E. Elliott Barbara (Dinardo) Dahlgren Janice M. Patzold Patricia (Shields) DiCosimo Robert S. Wolff Valentine D. Galasyn Gennaro A. DeVito David O. Prendergast Class of 1996 William Wright Frances (Reynolds) Hurlbutt Patricia (Roscoe) Finick Elizabeth H. Randall Class of 1974 Lisa (Fellage) Bigelow Charlotte Writer Edith (Grey) Jaquiery Garabed Garabedian Daniel Rich Alfonso F. Barbarotta, Jr. Charise R. Floyd Patricia B. Zapatka Maria (Athanasiades) Karas Calfous Russell A. Marcotte Judith (Grumbach) Schumacher Sharon (Ruben) Barbarotta Lynne C. Mazadoorian Norman Palin Cynthia (Bond) Sieracki Catherine (Healy) Jost CENTURY CLUB Herbert J. Panitz Class of 1963 Gail (Chzasz) Smalley Thomas R. Warren Class of 1997 GIFTS FROM Irwin Rothstein Waldemar L. Block, Jr. Robert M. Smalley Jack J. Burriesci $100.00 TO $249.99 Nellie F. Shepard David J. Frauenhofer Robert J. Smith Class of 1975 Jessica M. Cabanillas Class of 1931 Roger J. Gessay Robert V. Tencza Freeman E. Burr, Jr. Millicent (Preissel) Scanlin Class of 1955 Grace A. Grindal Barbara (Mehai) Waite Kendall Keyes Class of 1998 Winifred (Mellor) Berberick Joanne (Gessay) Kane Scott J. Banks Class of 1937 Virginia (Mussler) Clarke Fred M. Lougee Class of 1969 Class of 1976 Michael J. Ingelido Carol (Kulak) Conklin Richard P. Rogers Barbara (Quirk) Beaudin Henri Alexandre Class of 1999 Josephine (Bertino) Tansey Harold J. DePianta Elliott W. Woolwich Judith (Birdsall) Bisikirski Brenda J. Bachman Janis A. Tanner Joan (Mulvihill) Durham Rosemary (Ring) Woolwich Terry (Standon) Brown Richard P. Marshall Class of 1939 Arlene (Palladino) Grandbois Louis E. Carlow Susan (Homolka) O'Dea Class of 2000 Eunice (Minor) Sweeton Donald G. Smith Class of 1964 William T. Clay Michael D. Simpson Barton S. Fisher Barbara (Carrier) Block Eric F. Curkin Timothy J. Metzler Class of 1941 Class of 1956 John D. Coghill Cynthia (Cyrkiewicz) Field Class of 1977 Florence (Statchen) Dorsey Idun (Wikse) Allerton Harvey Dorman Frank B. Joslyn Andrew J. Brady Class of 2002 Charles F. Petitjean Raymond S. Amend, Jr. John F. Greene Lucy Krueger Robert M. Tabshey Andrew L. Corcoran Robert F. Bahnsen Merle (Wiener) Harris Alphonse J. Letendre Class of 1942 Joseph D. Bonitatebus Mary (Howard) Joseph AnnaMae (Lenart) Marola Class of 1978 Class of 2003 Paul R. Farrell Michael J. Bontatibus, Jr. Ann (Pesche) Palmieri Marilyn (Purdy) Martin George F. Castro Peggy S. Thomsen Roger W. Carlone John S. Pazdar Ann (Herman) McCann Paula Chapla Class of 1943 Donald J. Deneen Albert C. Pelligrinelli Thomas J. Moriarty Friends Edna (Boskoski) Kobus * Murva (Ennis) Deneen Jeanne (Hess) Quinn Elizabeth (Daley) Nelligan Class of 1979 Ali A. Antar Georgia (Bradley) Gast Philip H. Roberts Patricia (Kinney) Nelson Joanne M. Beauregard Fatma W. Antar Class of 1945 Kathleen (Bartlik) Gioffre Adolia (Babina) Sala Norma (Blanchette) Pappalardo Andrew M. Savo Warren Barest Anonymous Frances A. Molinari Charles J. Sala Alvyra (Ditrichas) Pavano Joseph Barile Sophie B. Gianninoto Francis X. Monnes Philip J. Spring Karen M. Prendergast Class of 1980 Louis J. Bazzano, Sr. Mary (Burke) Singh Susan (Crombie) Twarog Daniel Price Colleen (Bates) Bombria Ramona T. Beckius Class of 1946 Constance (Pappalardo) Ward Donald E. Vanostrand William R. St. Clair Donna M. Fiedorowicz Adam Blejwas Ruth (Hansen) May William P. Ward Joel B. Wulff JoAnn (Dimauro) Staves Brian E. Noe William R. Brown Ruth (Godwin) Travers Steven B. Tessler John L. Williams Diane Crothers Class of 1957 Class of 1965 Nancy Crothers Class of 1947 Kathleen (Wall) Barnes Joseph M. Angelillo Class of 1970 Class of 1981 Kathy Czyrnik John T. DeNunzio Sophie A. Cantamessa Vincent G. Bonvino Peter J. Aivano John Birch III Nicholas E. DeNigris Gabriella (Pellegrino) Garrity Barbara (Milardo) Carlone Elizabeth (Castiola) Boukus Maureen (Schoppman) Beach James L. Christenson James P. DiMartino Lois (Fanska) Horbal Judy (Orelup) Hall Gary M. Boukus Thomas A. Bozek Joseph A. Dubyel Neil Macy Mary (Forget) Langford Pamela (Hyde) Falcone Joanne (Nigrelli) Breen Class of 1982 Dorothy E. Finn Elizabeth (Wennmaker) Talbot Sanford E. Rich Joyce A. Jordan Nancy (Busk) Carlson Jean (Showah) Alicandro Kenneth J. Gacek Frank R. Sterpka, Jr. Janice (Folcik) Klimczak Paul V. Dorner Carol (Aylesworth) Christenson Lawrence P. Grasso Class of 1948 Irma (Zlanabitnig) Vincens Elizabeth (Terrill) Lavalette Kathleen I. Evans William Grossman Laura (Zieminski) Hughes Michael A. Liappes Howard H. Flaster Mary M. Heslin Elizabeth (Dulac) Lackey Thomas G. Martin, Jr. Frances (Fuschillo) Gallagher 24

Patrick J. Gallagher Susan K. Snyder Bradley J. Olson Class of 1987 Steven R. Kolodziej Janusz J. Bruks Nicholas Grippo Diane (Gagne) Sylvester Deborah L. Partesano Cheryl M. Abraham Anita F. Saunders Dorothy L. Buckman Brendan J. Kennedy James C. Williams Amy (Silverio) Peters Carmelita L. Blake Michael J. Tedone Joseph J. Buongiorno Drina (Padula) Lynch Steven J. Pintavalle Michelle (Miclette) Blezard Kevin Burke William A. Mack Class of 1975 Paula (Tramadeo) Siegel Robert M. Brough Class of 1997 Thomas R. Burkholder Judith A. Marino Alexander J. Alvarez Mary (Neubelt) Cardarelli Brian A. Harney Daniel M. Carlos Anne-Marie (Miano) Masse Alan H. Bergren Class of 1981 Francis Dumont Sam V. Ho David A. Carlson Neil S. Napolitan W. Frazier Brinley Carol K. Carter Monica Dumont Ruth Ann Randall David G. Carter, Sr. Barbara (Nadolny) Ostertag Nancy (Matties) Carlson Michael W. Crowley Donna L. Filipek Douglas R. Carter Mary Anne (Bokan) Sagraves Nancy (Taglia) Chiero David F. Curtis Lee-Ann Flynn Class of 1998 Anthony Cashman Karl F. Schumacher Carole (Serluca) Cone Robin (Walsh) Curtis Joseph A. Giannini, Jr. Teresa M. Gilland Andrew C. Chapo III Jacqueline (Lundberg) St. Clair Isabelle (Barth) Curtiss Stephen J. Daniels Patrick H. Lynch Devin J. Hawthorne Anne J. Charney Fred Stillman Karen (Kuczenski) Fournier Karlyn (Schatz) Lempa Louise A. Moss Rosa F. Haynes Jeffrey J. Cloutier Lawrence E. Stub John W. Kukulka Joseph M. Orts Laura Pienkowski Cheryl L. Letendre Patrick J. Clynes Lorraine (Clarick) Stub Susan (Wozniak) Ledder Ronald G. Popolizio Thomas C. Shea Elizabeth P. McBroom Timothy Cooley Beverly (Stevenson) Tarbox Margaret M. Mehai John G. Sutherland William A. Smith, Jr. Leslie E. Craine Joseph E. Zakrzewski Margaret A. Mroczka Richard J. Wilczewski, Jr. Class of 1999 Timothy V. Craine Neil D. Robinson Class of 1988 George F. Claffey, Jr. Mary Jane Cronin Class of 1971 William P. Ross Class of 1982 Brian E. Mattiello Jason D. Cushman Edward Cruz Ethel (Bajger) Aivano Steven J. Sheridan Mario A. Giovannucci Kenneth H. Mueller Marjorie O. Dixon Thomas Czaja Stanley Bisikirski Mary Lou (Forcella) Sperry Linda A. Grabulis Colleen (Shine) Nicastro Stanley D. House Augusto Da Silva Brien R. Brown Janice (Barton) Tirrell Nancy (Bober) Holyst G. Clark Parkhurst, Jr. Izabela J. Puskarz Justine B. DeCruz Linda (DeRose) Carlson Paul J. Trifone Robert C. Howland Thomas A. Rolfe Sanjay D. Rambhia Carmen DeJesus Robert B. Carlson Linda (Perugini) Williams David L. Jordan Thomas P. Thomas, Jr. Valerie G. Tralongo Joseph H. Deloy Dennis G. Galbraith Kathryn A. Josefow Jeff A. Zappone Santina DePianta Anna J. Georgetson Class of 1976 Jeffrey A. Kahrmann Class of 1989 Allan Deutscher Dana (Vaughan) Gwozdz Pasquale J. Arpaio Vivian (Lachance) LaRosa Gerald P. Burns, Jr. Class of 2000 Margaret M. DiMartino Janet (Savage) Hambleton Brian W. Carroll Christopher K. Proffitt Timothy J. Daugherty Cynthia (Bachman) Cayer Fernando A. Dos Santos Nancy R. Krueger Stephen D. Finger Joseph A. Rossetti Frank N. Giannini Alexander F. Cortes Christine E. Doyle Mary (Moreschi) Langevin Virginia (McElroy) Greene Jeffrey J. Watts Sheryl L. Kopel George R. Hornaday Robert B. Duff Alma Maldonado-Cordner John G. Grikis Karen (Viebranz) Wilczewski Glenn R. Lacey Eric C. Page Deborah Dunn Robert A. Mazzoni Dennis E. Kane Todd L. Mattiello Carol J. Durant Thomas G. Smith Anne M. Mangialaschi Class of 1983 Rosemary (Crespan) McDonough Class of 2001 Barbara A. Durniak Audrey M. Sokol Peter J. Norris Susan (Gozzo) Andrews John W. McWeeney Jason E. Horn Gloria O. Emeagwali William Turley Ezzio C. Partesano Peter A. Bialobrzeski Ana (Oliveira) Rodrigues Marguerite F. Mushinsky Henry S. Enck Beverley (Bitgood) Williams Maria (Tereso) Pinheiro Anthony J. Bonito Christopher Rosa Barbara L. Estrin Janyce S. Wininger Anna (May) Rich Christine Festa Michael E. Sangeloty Class of 2002 Munir Fahreddine Mark J. Wininger Kenneth J. Rosenberg Daniel P. Herrick Eric M. Blake Farid Farahmand George D. Wong David W. Smith Mark A. Howe Class of 1990 Constance M. De Fazio Sharon Feltus Russell S. Tew Joseph A. Matthew, Jr. Hyman Braverman John J. Keleher Monique M. Ferraro Class of 1972 Stephen Williams John "Corky" S. Mazurek Mary N. Cavanaugh Chun R. Luo Nancy L. Fetter Richard E. Bernstein S. David Wilson Carol (Carter) Pelligrinelli Jean S. Darlington Lawrence Pace Ronald Filipek Gary J. Blanchette Ronald C. Roy Jason F. Klein Kathleen M. Fleming Thomas A. Carlucci Class of 1977 Janice C. Tew Monica (Okarma) Minichiello Class of 2003 Anatole A. Forostenko Timothy T. Collins MaryJane (Tangney) Alvarez John C. Puskarz Tianhong Chu Rosemary (Wall) Frauenhofer Scott F. Fournier Scott A. Bannell Class of 1984 Joyce (Bushnell) Reilly June Fulton Gerald A. Frazier John F. Keppler Gerald J. Beach Joseph A. Aronne Nancy (Puglisi) Rolfe Joshua J. Martinelli Helen J. Fried Emilie J. Lacouture Brian P. Deschamps Rosina (Boccuzzi) Buongiorno Annette (Belomyzy) Salina Christine C. Proffitt Antonio Garcia David Manso Vreni (Glista) Jones Charlene (Kropp) DeLaura Joseph K. Rasamny Fouad N. Ghannam Christine (Kenyon) O'Connor Hood A. Little Ronald E. Greenier Class of 1991 Edward J. Salkoski, Jr. Gilbert L. Gigliotti Wai (Young) Price John L. Mangino, Jr. Jean (Zawacki) Grocki Michael E. Kane Kris R. Vassallo Janice Glanovsky Kevin M. Reich John H. Putetti Lorenza M. LaRose Michael P. Lasala Susan M. Glowiak Louis P. Rossi Kathy (Keyes) Robinson Michael J. Melanophy Robert S. Monti Class of 2004 Eleanor M. Godway Nancy A. Rossi Robert R. Weber Grace (Zdierak) Nakos Mark A. Staves Edmund H. Grandahl Marwin Gonzalez Joseph A. Strycharz Michael D. Nicastro Maureen (Michaud) Wood Madeline K. Goodrich Alfred R. Tarbox, Jr. Class of 1978 Judith E. Pollack Class of 2005 Michael Gorzoch Mario F. Torcia Anonymous Garret A. Ratcliffe Class of 1992 Kimberley Dumouchel Kenneth J. Gwozdz Wendy M. Wernick Robert Asselin Donna R. Ross William E. Cardarelli Jane Keleher John E. Harmon Alan W. Bader Mark A. Scapellati Tracey (Krause) Duff Milton K. Makoski Elizabeth W. Harrington Class of 1973 John D. DiLaurenzio Mary E. Shutran Debra M. Greenier Valerie A. Muckle Bruce C. Harris Kathleen (Lasko) Bavelas Jeffrey J. Holyst Mary (Klett) Stoneburner Peggy L. McGrath Helen D. Harris Ralph R. Braithwaite Katherine Mullen Lisa R. Washko Olga Radke Class of 2006 Barbara H. Hart Robert F. Carroll Joseph J. Porcu Maria A. Santos Damian V. Gerardi Faith C. Hentschel John J. Chiero, Jr. Robert W. Sperry Class of 1985 Mitchell B. Siqueiros Alexandra Joseph John W. Herman, Jr. Peter F. Ciparelli Richard B. Visinski Kenneth W. Giantonio Thomas D. Stevenson Katherine A. Hermes Bradford J. Collins Bodicea (Powell) Gordon Theodore J. Stoneburner Class of 2007 Amanda J. Higgins Michael P. Fay Class of 1979 Timothy E. McHugh Matthew S. Dunn David Higgins Dominic R. Ferrara Andrew G. Bard John P. Ostrowski Class of 1993 Anna Gawkowska Roger S. Hinze Gary W. Happ Anthony P. Capobianco Judith M. (Vieira) Ratcliffe Victoria C. Chapo Braden J. Hosch Paul P. Koscak Kathleen (Eldridge) Capobianco Jayne (Rauch) Stocker Molly McCarthy Class of 2008 Irving Hott Robert W. Ledder Neil J. Fries Richard C. Stocker Patricia (Tomaselli) Stewart Lina Taweh Joseph G. Howard, Jr. Patricia (Leithon) Mangino James R. Haslett Chad H. Stone George M. Taweh J. Hughes Stephen P. Matson Laura E. Hungerford Buck L. Wong Friends Kenneth O. Hungerford Robert J. O'Connor Christine (Thompson) Joslyn Class of 1994 Nancy Aebersold Eileen M. Hurst Lynn (Mcgrath) Plummer Gregory E. Machinski Class of 1986 Marilyn J. Adamo Robert N. Aebersold Abel P. Iannone Judith (Monroe) Porter Martha (Pusch) Olson William J. Allen Joseph N. Amankwah Janice A. Ahearn Manlio J. Jannace Edward W. Sampt * Joseph W. Proffitt Gregory A. 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Glowiak Timothy W. Murray Denis Y. Desaulniers Marc Bekoff Lisa Marie Kolodziej Peter M. Kern David M. Grudzien Louis A. Padua Joseph A. Haddad Zakri Y. Bello Karen Koscak Lucia (Vegega) LaFemina Judy A. Hartling Thomas D. Roy William J. Lichota Felton O. Best Waclaw Kostrzewa Christine M. Lesinski Catharine (Faber) Joslyn Leslie L. Saunders Erik W. Maher Geraldine B. Biel Domenica G. Kraus Joan (Majewicz) Lukowsky Joseph L. LaRosa Joyce (Saucier) Scarlett Danuta Blaszko Carl F. Krein David M. McDonough Donald J. Levine Lorraine (Sandston) Stec Class of 1996 Thomas Blejewski Dorothy Krein Denis M. Medeiros Stephen P. Milas Beth (Macdonald) Tomanik Charline M. Copeland David S. Blitz Helen Kusek William G. Montgomery Terrence M. Milka Kimberly (Turnbull) Vacheron Kristin Craig Anna M. Boulden Peter A. Kyem Jeanne E. Radcliff Gail L. Montesi Stephen A. Yaworski Joseph C. DosSantos Thomas W. Bowler Richard A. LaRose Amandio Silva Michael A. Nestor David A. Kohlun Donna L. 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Jean M. Lefebvre Larry L. Wilder Class of 1951 Joyce (Weaver) Groth Jacqueline Tomsheck John E. O'Neill Anita Z. Leibowitz Christina Wilson Virginia (Dirienzo) Ferrari Louis G. Magnoli Carl R. Venditto Carll A. Pallokat Laura E. Levine Rudi Wittke Daniel Fitzgerald Henry Mazzie Emanuel S. Pattavina Coleman B. Levy Emily A. Writer Richard H. Groth Rosemarie (Lamonte) Skoglund Class of 1962 Linda (Sayward) Pepin Richard B. Lewis Susan M. Writer Mary J. Kilfoil Mary (Sturm) Sullivan Thomas F. Andrews Michael E. Pernal John R. Liberati Richard P. Wurst James Mariconda Jane (Marchione) Thomas Irene (Zyla) Angiletta Kathleen (Mulholland) Picard Atteleo S. Lombardo Pauline Yoder Gerald J. Nolan Andrew W. Baron Mary H. Pilch Debra M. Loomis Bushra Zahreddine Janet (Cote) Nolan Class of 1958 Nancy (Bronson) Baron Donna (Evensen) Ross Jane M. Lougee Neli P. Zlatareva Lorraine (Grody) Pinsky Barbara (Zalaski) Agustyn Sandra (Signorelli) Coelho Charles E. Trout Sylvia (Wilson) Lucas Marion (Hobson) White Marilyn A. Anderson John J. Denehy, Jr. Beverly (Anderson) Vahlstrom Edward T. Lynch, Jr. PATRONS Caroline (Ranek) Wilson Joseph L. Blancato Ellen (Sandstrom) Jones Jo-Ann (Lomento) Waselik Malcolm F. Mackay GIFTS FROM Katherine (Griffin) Carberry Dorothy (Grabowski) Madden Helen (Find) Welch Carolyn A. Magnan $25.00 TO $99.99 Class of 1952 Anna M. Chase Beverly (Dutra) Miller Audrey (Rakowski) Zack Christine F. Maher Class of 1930 Arthur H. Anderson Marilyn (Tracy) Deegan Bernard M. Mulligan Brenda A. Manning Elizabeth (Sullivan) Hudon * Eleanor A. Austin Joseph T. Didato Mary Jane (Forino) Mulvihill Class of 1966 John S. Manning Jean-Paul Berard Elaine (Zawadzki) Dymczyk Robert K. Osborne Carol (Michaud) Afragola Linda Manso Class of 1936 Lois M. Ehrler Deborah (Fryer) Gorin Geraldine C. Pelegano Joan (McCarthy) Armet Zdravko I. Markov MaryJane (Prillaman) Cameron Maureen (Markham) Guttman Judith (Rokosa) Grisamore Phyllis (Shulkin) Rabinowitz Vito Bonaiuto Albert Maro Lillian (Airo) Kuchalla Robert D. Hafner Rosemary (Farrell) Roberts Elizabeth (Santillo) Council Sandra Maro Class of 1937 William D. Massa Joan (Franklin) Harper William J. Ross, Jr. William J. Cowell Harry N. Mazadoorian Helen (Schrieber) Steinberg Nancy (Vanzandt) Miller Walter Markiewicz Cynthia (Zemantic) Sirick Bjorg A. Davis Janice Mazadoorian Patricia (Hudzik) Ness Elisa M. McCarthy John C. Skubel Marian (Canon) Dickson Cynthia K. Mazurek Class of 1938 Nancy (Fohs) Trapp Michael F. Morrin Eric P. Svenson Richard E. Feitel Lavida T. Mead Ruth (Daven) Wattenberg Nancy (Bodner) Morrin Alex S. Toback Judith L. Gaffney Gloria Melo Class of 1953 Carlo J. Palmer Gerald Wallace Kathleen (Camosci) Golas David B. Merrill Class of 1940 Gilbert R. Austin S. Francis Testa Richard A. Williams James L. Greco Joseph S. Mioli Catherine (Keegan) Donohue Robert O. Blake Raymond J. Woolley Joanna G. Ihnatowicz Thomas Mione Gladys (Henken) Lipkin Joan (Lovell) Delany Class of 1959 Virginia (Wieber) Zucker Dorothy H. Kapinos Joneen J. Monitto Rita (Ruggerio) Elliott Ronald Daniels Sheldon J. Levine Douglas W. Monty Class of 1941 James W. Hinsley Maureen (Higginston) DeBishop Class of 1963 Joseph V. Mangiafico Robert A. Mugford George W. Barnhardt Carol (Nyquist) Huber Terri (Gioia) Gehler Evelyn (Siavrakas) Balamaci Louis Mastrobattista John J. Mule Barbara (Fenn) Hinckley Herbert Kreitner Richard M. Glendening Louise (Platt) Belkin Raymond Montagna Charles R. Nelson Edward J. Silks Doris (Kiriluk) Rayder Angelica (Macrides) Oshana Janet E. Buchas Elizabeth (Kaczynski) Phelan Arthur C. Neriani Helen (Reed) Tonkin * Lillian (Chaglasian) Sivaslian Zaya Oshana Janice A. Burrill Eileen (Cherry) Phillip William B. Novoa Linda B. Peck Louis J. Casinghino Barbara (Rinaldi) Pizzola Jerry J. O'Brien Class of 1942 Class of 1954 Caryl (Colombie) Pucino Mary (Osad) Ellenbast Donna Prendergast Margaret R. O'Brien Pauline (Anderson) Dudding Ida (Barto) Bilodeau Howard Rogers Mary Anne (Ginoli) Ferland Nancy (Miller) Reale Cornelius P. O'Leary Walter F. Dudding Marie (Hadik) Brescia E. Betsy (Case) Ross John F. Geary David A. Ross Rosalie Ondrush Richard J. Drobot Audrey (Flemke) Volpe Virginia (Mantel) Gumz Marlene (Hermonat) Skonieczny Beverly Paganelli Class of 1943 Estelle (Sherman) Freed Vincenza (LaBella) Imhoff Irene (Herzy) Spring Katherine M. Papathanasis Elaine (Solomon) Basch Dorothy (McCord) Gallagher Class of 1960 Robert J. Kulak Sharon L. Parys Zalman Bass Beatrice (Kasznay) Garner Judith (Clark) Aiken Adele (Purzycki) Mazzie Class of 1967 Deborah O. Perkoski Robert R. Cassidy Rosalind (Murray) Lewis Frank P. Budaj, Jr. James A. Schmidt Dulcina (Magera) Aliano Hadley J. Perry Wanda (Dabroski) Donahue Cornelius D. Lynch Edward F. Calhoun Lurana (Chicoski) Siemenski Robert L. Bafuma Martha M. Perry Miriam (Boyington) Hall Seymour Madanick Edward A. Dabkowski John A. Smiley Donna (Stickney) Bernardi Paul R. Petterson Carthene (Marinaro) McQuade Joseph McKail Elmer F. Delventhal Muriel (Zagoren) Swanson Judith (Lido) Cowell Janusz Podlasek Aurilie H. Thivierge Roger Pegolo Carol (Dabkowski) Denehy Marie (Mucci) Tuccitto Alan M. DeBisschop Louise Polistena-D'Agosto Edith (Schaaf) Sherman Joan (Newman) Didato Lois (Sandler) Vanesse John J. DePastino Cynthia K. Pope Class of 1944 Nancy (Sicilian) Tolley * Alice (Niklinski) DiMauro Robert L. Vanesse Lucy (Birritta) Donovan Thomas A. Porter Sylvia (Delgiorno) Schmitt Eleanor Wasilewski Cynthia (Jones) Gilchrist Marion (Jamele) Varanelli Paul N. Eshoo Kerri A. Reaves Joyce (Gray) Witik Judith (Stoddard) Hokett Lorraine (Sudano) Vilas Faith (Mercuri) Flugrad Vincent P. Ringrose, Jr. Class of 1945 Roger P. Young Barbara (Dineen) Kopac Eileen (Britt) Wachsman Margaret (Mcveigh) Francis Edwin J. Robinson Anne (Adamo) Calabrese Shirley (Seymour) Young Norman F. Luba Mary Anne (Finnance) Gibbs Janet Rochester John W. Makrogianis Class of 1964 Patricia (Firth) Harris Galo Rodriguez Class of 1946 Class of 1955 Elizabeth (Flood) Marafino David M. Bidmead Eric H. Hartleb Ruth E. Rollin Marjorie (Lanagan) Howard Janet (King) Brown Raymond J. Marafino Barbara (Rondinara) Canonica Maureen (Cosgrove) Hickey Domingos G. Rosa Jean (Podzelni) Winstanley Francesca (DiFabio) D'Abate Russell A. Mazzeo Diane (Zapadka) Casals Elsa (Mattson) Lindblad Janice C. Rosenberg Jayne B. Davis Ann (Jones) Moriarty Carol (Chace) Conrad James J. Malone Philomena M. Ross Class of 1947 Jean (Adams) Hunnicutt Edward T. Nardi Marion A. Creamer Norman G. Margnelli Raymond J. Ross Harry E. Arnini Lucy (Belmont) Laudano Nancy Narsis Marilyn (Veneziano) Feldman Jeanette (Burakouski) Muller Deborah E. Rothenberg Herbert L. Pivnick Donald J. Luke Michael H. Pellegrino * William Gale Kenneth W. Muller Howard Rothenberg Martha (Bissell) Pettengill Carole (Tatro) Prescott Lorraine (McCormack) Gibson Robert J. Murphy Bernard P. Rubino Class of 1948 John A. Ringrose Jeannine (Massicotte) Provenzano Rita D. Gould Edmund J. Nocera, Jr. Lauren Sabbagh Barbara (Briggs) Bulmer Louise (Rosa) Shimchick Joan (Rumble) Sondergaard Stephen Guerriero, Jr. Judith M. Novak Allan T. Sagraves Mary (Buzas) Olha Walter G. Shimchick Randall J. Stack Florence (Majewski) Guite Jane (Reynolds) Pallokat Mitchell S. Sakofs Edward A. Vaznelis Lillian A. Steinkamp Roy P. Sullivan Claudia (Wiegand) Hopkins Judith (Karsmarski) Pareti Mario J. Santos Elizabeth T. Zaharek John Szandrocha, Jr. Anita M. Valenti Joyce (Larosa) Karpiej Maureen (Sullivan) Pernal Frank W. Scarlett Leonard M. Wasserman Denise (Cuddy) Winchester Susan (McDougall) Leppones Joyce (Lido) Porter Margaret H. Schubach Class of 1949 George W. Linn Edwin J. Prendergast Richard M. Schubach Eva (Norton) Bowden Class of 1956 Class of 1961 Carolyn (Bemis) McCallum Kathleen (Balasa) Stefanowicz Benjamin Sevitch Thomas A. Doyle Gloria (Tedesco) Avitabile Kenneth R. Angiletta Barbara A. Miller Rose (Egazarian) Tashian Maria R. Simao Leone (Kulak) Griffith Robert J. DeBishop Sue (Hecker) Barnett Kathryn E. Moore Jacqueline (Roy) Vishanoff Premjit Singh Thomas F. Reynolds Patricia (Pollard) Dyndiuk Barbara (Lawton) Cambria Elaine (Barry) Pilver Lorraine (Buden-Smith) Zerfas Ladislaus J. Smialowski Irene Smith Harriet (Risley) Edgerton Barbara (French) Dorman Cecelia (Micari) Polgroszek Vincent J. Smith, Jr. Maria (Guidace) Grant * William G. Faraci Virginia (Deutsch) Rao Class of 1968 Gerard A. Smyth Class of 1950 Robert G. Hale, Sr. Barbara (Gerardi) Foley Maryann (Nicholas) Reuben Carol (Clini) Aloi Pamela K. Sobering Rose (Capen) Berlani Evald K. Johnson, Jr. William J. Fortin David T. Ryan Judith (D'amato) Aucoin Kurt P. Solek Elizabeth (Adams) Careb Donald J. Kehoe John P. Gilchrist Linda (Miklos) Syler Diana (Demunde) Boorjian David L. Sours James B. Fortuna Donald R. Knapp Ann (Bonitatebus) Izzo Lorraine (Simonides) Tantorski Janet (Johnson) Collins Leslie D. Stewart Richard E. Gannon Joan (Swets) Knapp Janice (Arn) Krantz Karen (Schnick) Ubner John A. Doyle Jonathan E. Stone Joseph R. Horanzy Frank Laudano, Jr. Leonard G. Lanza John P. Dunn Carl S. Stoy, Jr. Lorraine B. Lemire Patricia (Brenn) Luke Maryann (Kelly) Linn Class of 1965 Elaine (Francoeur) Edwards George R. Tenney Robert T. MacBain Nickolas F. Querro Richard J. Luppino Richard J. Afragola Elizabeth (Pensiero) Formica Eleanor J. Thornton Tina (Vasile) MacBain Joan (Lengyel) Raczkowski Richard Napoletano Maria (Mozzicato) Alderuccio Jane (Salvio) Giannini Catherine Torcia Elizabeth (Young) Miller Allyn (Hartman) Rule Roger W. Newbury Beverly (Borland) Anderson Dorothy A. Govotski Rachel Tringali Lorraine E. Rakowski Joseph E. Salafia Marilyn (Adams) Pellegrino Alberta Andrews Lynn (Jedynak) Gudelski Gerald J. Tullai Eleanor (Burdon) Rand Ernest H. Spieler Eunice (Ringrose) Rees Leonard J. Berliner Jack W. Guite Brenda A. Turner Thomas F. Reardon Colleen (Andrews) Stack Alice J. Riley Carol (Dziadyk) Borkowski Michael J. Hayes Robert C. Vernoy Robert G. Ryan Dorothy (Mueller) Sturmer Edward M. Roberts Arthur T. Bouchard Patrick Johnson, Jr. Justin L. Vigdor Carmen J. Scavotto Dorothy (Ferguson) Schwieger Patricia (Routhier) Derech Linda (Denette) Kiaffas Juan G. Villamizar Anne (Lopiano) Sessa Class of 1957 Helen (Matulis) Senk Francis S. DiPietro Frances (Perrone) Lombardo Shelley R. Visinski Frank J. Sulkowski Mary (Shea) Callan Leigh B. Shearer * Nancy Finch Danuta (Szach) Lysy John M. Wabiszczewicz Francis X. Vasile Mary Ann Cannata David M. Skonieczny Carol (Piwnicki) Graham P. Faith McMahon * Charles I. Walton Edward G. Vater John J. Costa Constance E. Sonzella Robert W. Ketchum Lorraine (Witkowski) Morelli D. J. Harry Webb Janet (Anderson) Culton Eleanor (Macdonald) Steidel Ruth (Glennon) Lewis Cynthia (Yatsenick) Murawski Ann K. White Paul T. Culton Edwin H. Tetreault Sharron (Hellick) MacMullen Jamie (Yimoyines) Newman 26

Tanya A. Nikituk Class of 1971 Class of 1973 Karl S. Paecht Roy E. Taylor Michael J. Kurban Ellen (Colangelo) Paris Bette-Ann (Curtin) Bailey Ann (Mino) Barbiero Bruce J. Palmieri Susan (Prisloe) Underwood J. Keith Luckenbach Carol (Dumeer) Parmelee-Blancato Robert S. Banach Charlene (Bouchard) Berube Frank E. Pollack Kris (Charest) Vellturo Diane (Paris) Maleno Robert F. Quagliaroli Melinda (Hausman) Baumgartner William R. Bircher Frances V. Russell Donna M. Wallace Mark H. Maleno George F. Roberts Jeanne M. Benoit Christine (Malachowski) Bruemmer Rodney J. Salisbury Christopher R. Walter Joan (Waitling) Manning Thomas P. Rodden Eugene R. Botteron James A. Burt Michael L. Schumann Michael R. Walton Deborah (Lapre) Maxa Robert P. Rosenzweig Kenneth R. Broad Thomas F. Callinan Edward M. Skowronek Nancy (Kneeland) Wright Charles O. McDougall Kenneth E. Sherrick Gerald M. Brulotte Margaret (Amphlett) Cropper Paul E. Smotas Thomas C. Miller Ralph D. Steadham Rose Ann (Mercieri) Chatfield Suzanne (Cordier) D'Annolfo Sylvia (Burzler) Squires Class of 1977 David C. Morency Helen A. Szandrocha Shirley (Goodblood) Dancer Richard J. D'Onofrio Mitchell J. Underwood, Jr. Brien J. Balavender Steven P. Morra Rose Marie (Pasquariello) Zaharek Edward S. Domnarski J. James Dykas Lorraine (Zalensky) Zuwallack Theresa (Dallessio) Bennett George P. Newton Lynn (Kloter) Fahy Patricia Edwards Richard P. Bourret Rita (Crochetiere) Painchaud Class of 1969 Michele A. Farieri Catherine J. Fellows Class of 1975 Richard A. Bucchi Craig H. Ramino Patricia (Gill) Archibald Diane (Brandish) Gagnon Robert B. Fenn Peter H. Allison Robert B. Conway, Jr. Margaret (Palochko) Root Paul R. Bates Gary J. Gagnon William R. Fuller Susan (Moore) Belle-Isle Katherine (Twohig) Cooper Albert E. Rosevear, Jr. Joyce (Allyn) Beach Natalie (Martocchia) Gmeindl Lawrence J. Garstka Peter R. Cacciola Stephen Dygus Margaret A. Samela Robert F. Bobrowski George A. 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Furlong, Jr. Susan (Rogoz) Laribee Gary T. Krock Karen (Ciccia) Giaquinto Donna (Digangi) Holland Margot Willis-Doyle Neil F. Gallagher Mary (Loftus) Levine Brent T. Lemire James R. Giordano Renee (Salvo) Hughes Regina T. Woltmann Vito S. Giannini Linda (Berry) Mackey Brien E. Malloy Elizabeth (Hungerford) Hicks Paul N. Iannone Trina (Harris) Zesk Robert D. Hild Christina (Maintanis) Malloy Joseph Mancini Thomas B. Hooper Diane (Digiacomo) James-Hart Karen (Comen) Zink Marjorie (Farrell) Johnson Judyth (Defronzo) Marzi Deborah (Kaminski) Martin Anne (Curran) Hunter Linda Latimer Richard A. Zink Sheila (Ptacosky) Kahn Sandra (Kurze) Meaney Beth A. McCabe Ellen (Burch) Ingraham David J. Lepri Harold A. Kirchstein, Jr. Walter B. Mills Norman E. Meyer Mark E. Janas Nancy (Lehmann) Miller Class of 1980 Lorraine (Rich) Langer Thomas E. Moriarty Elizabeth (Cisco) Michalec John J. Jarzbek, Jr. John D. Neller Frederick B. Agee III Sheryl (Rice) Leone Neil J. Murawski Sharon (Hannon) Mielcarz Daniel R. Kemp Donna (Carmody) O'Leary Neila (Jarvis) Althen Richard P. Lerche James P. Naughton Carolyn M. Mullane Deborah M. Kennedy John R. O'Leary, Jr. Roseanne T. Campo Edward Malczyk Leo J. Panetta Susan (Letitia) Palaia Zinta (Mekss) Kulits Susan (Dykas) Pelletier Scott K. Conover Nancy (Ravenola) Malley Elaine G. Primeau Mary (Mcdonald) Palombizio Carolyn (Wheeler) LeGeyt Kathryn (Tomsuden) Petruzzello William A. Conticello, Jr. Robert F. Malley Carol (Samsel) Ravagnani Rosemary (Tarsi) Pardalis Timothy B. LeGeyt Lucinda (Link) Rafferty James M. Craig Shirley (Tatro) Marc Sally (Antonelli) Rychlovsky James F. Ryan Dawn (Richards) Leghorn Patricia (Saverine) Root Patricia J. Foley Dianne (Vaillancourt) McHugh Enrico Santoro Matthew T. Ryan, Jr. Franklin H. Magner Linda (Costella) Salisbury Mary (Baker) Gallo Henrietta (Coulombe) Montagna Leo R. Schultz Janet (Singer) Schwartz Linda (Leblanc) Malaro Debra (Messina) Slowikowski Brian K. Gillooly J. Brian Murphy Dennis H. Sheehan * Patricia (Popielarz) Selner Robert A. Mazzonna Nancy (Byrne) Sobala Robert J. Gnocchi Margaret (Powe) Oldziey Ellen (Carey) Sheehan Barbara (Semrow) Slawski Robert T. Mielcarz Pamela (Bozak) Sutkaitis Kevin V. Goodwin Janie (Leiner) Palasek Cheryl (Dunn) Solecki Stan D. Slomcinsky Robert J. Moran William J. Taglia Richard C. Guarino Michele (Bouley) Pancallo Karen A. Thayer Michael W. Styga Gina (Esposti) Murphy Suzanne (Aprile) Tocci John M. Gustafson Robert J. Ramy Joan (Munley) Troccolo Lynette (Williams) Susco Selim G. Noujaim Stephen J. Varga Arnold L. Keyser Mary E. Reilly David A. Vasta Patricia A. Thomaier Edith (Perret) O'Donnell Ida (Adderley) Wimbish Karen A. Kuhn Douglas W. Robertson Joanne (Pleva) Vicino Dorine (Blake) Toyen Elise J. Plocharczyk Kevin Levine Joseph A. Shelto, Jr. Barbara (Daddona) Zappone Daniel F. Viens Kathy Reilly-Dwyer Class of 1978 Geraldine (Hodha) Lutynski Karen L. Smith Mary (Fisher) Wadsworth Frederick Roberts Laurie Aparo Dorcas (Holmes) Maier Patricia (Clark) Smith Class of 1972 Arthur W. Wallace, Jr. Robert M. Rowlson Mark H. Bernacki James L. McNair Betty (Anderson) Williams Ann (Metzgar) Anderson Virginia (Losek) Wilkerson Edna (Hacking) Smith Robert B. Bores Michele (Marranzino) McNamara George T. Windish Jeffrey E. Bartlett Jean (Cote) Williams David J. Stochmal Diane (Horanzy) Brylle Rosemary (Lane) Moynihan John C. Bianchi Lorraine (Gulioso) Willin William T. Stortz Kevin F. Byrnes Martha Mulready-Salmon Class of 1970 Elaine M. Borawski Thomas J. Taggart Rosanne Castellon-Torniero Ronald E. Painchaud Louise Basso Richard W. Bradbury, Jr. Class of 1974 Stephen D. Thresher William R. Chamberland Cindy (Amadeo) Paluch Douglas R. Beach Diana (Fiora) Brady Elaine M. Baruno Thaddeus Valenski Mark W. Durand Laura G. Prelle Linda (Roberts) Bircher Thomas Buzi Fred E. Berner Barbara (Benhard) Vassar John E. Fidrych Sheila J. Rhule Paul D. 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Laribee Pamela Duval David C. Barney Michael E. McNaboe Danielle J. Fernino Janice (Stolarun) Levesque Lori-Ann (Hinchcliffe) Fuller William M. Beneszewski Denise M. Morache Class of 1981 Francine (Brown) Guzzardi Stephen J. Lincoln Patricia (Snetro) Gaedeke James F. Clancy III Susan (Gutowski) Partelow Alan R. Aguais Linda (Raducha) Hinchliffe Bernard J. Lindauer Christine (Marek) Gallagher Karen B. Clarke Michael A. Petruzzello Lucia (Devivo) Catalano Kenneth M. Jezierny June (Clark) Lucas Mary (Clark) Giffin* Andrew P. Crafa Laurence M. Polansky Gary T. Cerasale Barbara (Swallow) Johnston Kathryn (Landry) Lyons Elizabeth (Brophy) Gilmore Robert F. D'Aquila Kenneth J. Poppe Kenneth G. Denault Fred W. Jones V. Everett Lyons, Jr. Judith (Robinson) Glover Gary A. DiDomenico Linda M. Santopietro Patricia Dorval-Morency Charlotte (Goldstein) Koskoff Marguerite (Arnold) Macchi Mark A. Grabek Normand J. Fournier David A. Scata Brendan A. Durkin James D. Kuhn William E. 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Johnston, Jr. Kathryn (Herne) Hooper Debra (Mosca) Pegnataro Jean (Lukacsy) Merriam Victoria (Broadbent) Rasmussen Phyllis G. Krom Judith (Lance) Janas Class of 1979 Sandra (Norton) Rice J. Lucien Plante Nancy (Beaulieu) Ringrose Carl P. Labranche Kurt P. Johansen Eileen V. Biernacki James E. Seagrave George E. Russell, Jr. Kathryn (Greenlaw) Robinson Nicles Lefakis Phillip P. Kallaugher Carol B. Bonaiuto Stephen S. Senft Barbara (Morello) Saelens Nancy (O'Neil) Rogalsky Jeri (Christiano) Levesque Richard A. Klukas Michael C. Bunko Joseph P. Stamp Nancy E. Sager Timothy A. Smedick Leslie Levine Gail (Rogozinski) Lascko Stephen F. Carlone Angela M. Stortz Lorraine A. Samela Donald Sm Joyce P. Manzo Susan (Casey) Mazzonna Patricia J. Clausi Christopher L. Talbot David L. Snyder Deborah (Stone) Strelau Wayne R. Martin Steven D. Mead Bernice L. Ellis Susan (Morrison) Treloar Anthony J. Solecki Susan (Norris) Venberg Joseph P. Mascolo Richard G. Notarangelo Maureen (Sullivan) Fengler Barbara (Bull) Sorel Alan J. Veniscofsky William Newman Scott C. Novak Robert J. Fenn, Jr. Class of 1982 Lee A. Tryon Ann-Marie (Lavoie) Veniscofsky Marcia Nielsen-Boccuzzi Thomas F. Piazza Nancy (Carter) Gentry Brian J. Anderson Julie V. Urban Patricia (Ritchie) Walker Linda Marie Ober Shirley A. Pulcini Kathryn (Henne) Goodwin Thomas P. Carlone Pamela (Cruickshanks) Wessman Paul E. Wenger Elaine (Field) Olson Thomas P. Sharr Juergen Heffter Elnora M. Carr Robert J. Wessman Michelle (Watt) Ouchakof Steven W. Slater Patrick J. Hughes James M. Catenzaro Juris Zars Oleg V. Ouchakof Elizabeth A. Stochmal Irene M. Klein Yolanda (Ceci) Costantini 27

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Vasseur, Jr. Donna (Rek) Hourigan Kathleen F. Bourret George C. Hastings Rita Monti William J. Veits Class of 1964 Joseph W. Karwoski Mary Ellen Bowen John T. Hazuka Lori J. Mooney Michelle H. Verderame Edward Kerekian Pasquale D. Maggiora Alissa Broadbent Barbara A. Healey Antonia C. Moran Joseph Verzino Bernard Konicki William W. Petry Deborah M. Brodeur William W. Hedden Carlos A. Mouta Renata C. Vickrey Marjorie (Pinney) Miller Carol (Graziani) Riccucci Maria T. Bruks G. Jerold Helming Timothy J. Moynihan Joseph Vigdorchik Diane (Anderson) Petras Judith E. Sturgeon Robert N. Buchholz Joan A. Henderson Tara K. Murafsky Sanford von Paternos Patricia Primavera Barbara (Stanisz) Winkel Jeanette Buksa Richard J. Hicks Mari Muri Barbara L. Walton Bernice (Mazurski) Schuster John M. Burns Gail A. Hickson Steven T. Naraine Christie L. Ward Lois A. Vuolo Class of 1974 Marjorie V. Butcher Richard F. Hill Edith C. Nelson Winifred E. Waterbury Marjorie (Cavallaro) Beman Thomas J. 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Infantino Jeremy R. Paul Albert H. Wollman, Jr. James W. Ciaglo, Jr. Class of 1975 D. Eugene Chamberlain George Iskra Jason E. Pearl Frances B. Wolski Sandra (Podurgiel) McCourt Caroline (Foley) Carlson Mary R. Chiappalone Janet E. Janis Raymond J. Perreault, Jr. Cynthia Woodin Francis Morline Guy M. DiModugno Stanislaw P. Chorzepa Edward Jason Roland J. Perreault Curtis G. Woolley Frederick W. Odell Lorraine (Pancallo) Domijan Pamela A. Christenson Nahed Jawhari Richard K. Pethybridge Marie A. Wright Mary (Orsini) Odell Michael Fadziewicz Merrilyn S. Cicero Shirley W. Jefferson Susan Petrosino Carla I. Zahner Michael J. Gregory Antonio A. Cirurgiao Elizabeth Johnson Irena Pevac Wayne W. Zerfas Class of 1967 William A. Lombardi Sarah Cobrain Nancy L. Johnson Lazar Pevac Barbara S. Zoghbi Joan (Marut) Dudack Lucia (Salamone) Martin Louis H. Cohen Theodore H. Johnson Sarah Pfatteicher Catherine Zuzick Walter Mattesen, Jr. Laurie A. Colburn Lynn Johnson-Corcoran Evelyn N. 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WAYS OF SUPPORTING THE UNIVERSITY

THE TIMING OF GIFTS WAYS OF GIVING LATER There are basically two opportunities for the timing of gifts to Bequests - Many people use their wills as a means of mak- the CCSU Foundation: now or later. Giving now refers to ing gifts to the Foundation. Such gifts are known as chari- gifts made at the present or within a short period of time. table bequests and are the most common form of planned These gifts may support current operations or they may be giving. There are varying tax benefits which provide incen- placed in endowment to produce a future source of rev- tives to making charitable bequests. Such details can be enue. Giving later refers to planned or deferred giving. This more fully explained by an attorney. Existing wills can be type of giving refers to those gifts where the donor makes a modified by codicil to benefit the University. Bequests are a promise to the Foundation, but the money does not come practical alternative to making a sizable gift to the right away. Planned giving allows the donor to maximize Foundation which a donor may not be able to do in his or the contribution without depleting current assets. her lifetime.

WAYS OF GIVING NOW Life Insurance - Life insurance provides a convenient Outright Gifts of Cash - Writing a check to the means of making a gift to the Foundation. Sometimes the Foundation or using our secure, online giving website owner of a policy simply names the Foundation as the (www.ccsu.edu/give) is convenient and offers immediate beneficiary. In other cases, the donor purchases the policy tax savings for the donor. Some donors plan cash gifts as which the Foundation owns and the donor continues to part of their family budget. Many donors welcome the pay the premium each year, or makes gifts to the Foundation opportunity for three to five year pledges, payable monthly each year that at least cover the premium. Under this or quarterly, enabling them to contribute more than would arrangement, the donor realizes the added benefit of a otherwise be possible through a single outright gift. tax-deductible contribution while guaranteeing a sizable gift to the Foundation at the time of his or her death. Securities - Mutual funds, company stock, corporate bonds, municipal bonds, or certain government bonds Charitable Remainder Trusts - Charitable remainder offer a number of income tax advantages when given trusts - unitrusts and annuity trusts - provide a means of after they have appreciated in value more than 12 months. making a sizable gift to the Foundation without sacrificing GGifts of appreciated, marketable securities can be sold the income the gift property will produce, and they can and reinvested by the Foundation free from capital gains provide significant tax benefits to the donor. Trusts are tax, while at the same time entitling the donor to a federal complicated legal documents, and a qualified attorney income tax deduction for the full fair market value of the would work with the Foundation to take into account the securities at the time of the gift. Gifts of securities often donor’s personal circumstances and financial situation. enable the donor to make a larger gift than would otherwise be feasible using cash. This information is, by necessity, quite general. An individual donor’s personal and financial circumstances Tangible Personal Property and Real Estate - Gifts such will affect the tax consequences of giving, and will dictate as special collections, valuable artwork, houses, or land the form of giving that is most advantageous. Above all, can be used for educational purposes or sale by the University. an attorney or tax accountant should be consulted when And a variety of arrangements with the University can planning a major gift to the CCSU Foundation. enable the gift to benefit the donor in several ways. Special tax rules apply, and donors should consult their For further information, contact: tax counsel and the University Development Office. Christopher Galligan Vice President, Institutional Advancement Life Insurance - Donors can make current gifts using Central Connecticut State University life insurance by assigning annual policy dividends to the 1615 Stanley Street, P.O. Box 4010 Foundation. Or they may give paid up whole life policies New Britain, CT 06050-4010 which are no longer needed due to changes in family Telephone: (860) 832-1765 situations or unanticipated prosperity. FAX: (860) 832-1768 Email: [email protected]

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ALUMNI LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP CCSU Alumni Association Scholarship Fund Special Application Instructions • Provides scholarship support for the children • Applicants shall submit an essay stating why and grandchildren of CCSU graduates or its the candidate believes he/she deserves predecessors. the scholarship. • Matriculated undergraduate students at CCSU • Please include with your application the name, with 54 hours of earned academic credit and a degree and class year of the alum. minimum 3.0 cumulative grade point average. To apply: www.ccsu.edu/scholarships • Student must be registered for at least 9 credits in the semester to which the scholarship is being applied. • Student must demonstrate qualities of service, leadership and academic achievement. • Preference will be given to a student with documented efforts to finance higher education costs through full or part time employment.

CCSUCCESS: NEW CAMPAIGN FOR ANNUAL GIVING The the efforts and the generosity of many. Annual University giving supports a wide range of the University’s recently most important needs, including academic schol- launched a arships, the library, and academic programs and new fundrais- research. Your generosity ensures that the ing campaign for annual giving. Its theme, University remains a place where students suc- “CCSUCCESS: Success Begins with CCSU,” ceed and where learning thrives. Donations may epitomizes what takes place at Central, thanks to be made online at www.ccsu.edu/giving.