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Fall/Winter 2009 FALL/WINTER 2009 Class of 1941 should make the trip . She, too, asked to be Betty Franklin Van Yahres 1949 News Agent: Martha Whelan Murphy , MWMdi - remembered by all. Her address is: 306 Pinney has moved into a retire - [email protected] (330) 759-1865, 1393 Virginia Trail, Drive, Worthington, OH 43085-3839…. Gr ace ment home and the last Youngstown, OH 44505-1642 Goess Donovan cited health problems as time I talked with her keeping her from being with us. She wished (which was some time age Greetings members of the 1941 class. As our num - she could have made the trip but said to give ago) she was very happy bers wane so also do the “newsy notes .” More all her best regards. Her address is: 71 Home with her living quarters. I often than I had expected, telephones have been St. , Malverne, NY 11565-1822… . Miriam was unable to reach her disconnected and so my lines of communication are 1939 Jacobs , I had a long chat with Mimi. (She said by phone…. Irene O'Brien gradually becoming fewer. Please know that I I was the “first” person to call her “Mimi” is still driving and making have tried to reach many of you but was unsuc - Eleanor Schumacher Davis since the day she first reported for work. Her visits up to Seton Hill to Row 1: Vincenette Rangatore Losasso, Loretta Juhas, Doris Nickum DeForest, Natalie Carbone Mangini, cessful. To those I did reach I thank you for chat - Boss told her that nicknames were not used there.) She’s visit the nuns. Her legs Mary Geier Drummond ting with me and thereby providing a bit of information to had quite a fascinating and challenging career. She couldn’t are better but in May she Row 2: Adelaide Danahey Ulicny, Mary Kennedy Curtis, Eileen Minnaugh Kief, Roberta Mologne Kubic pass along… . June Boyle Elliott Ahmuty is well. She and her make it but sent greetings to all …. Louise Kinney Rager was had a pace maker. One of husband continue to travel including to Williamsburg in Sep - on her way out the door when I called her. She still plays the screws came loose from one of the pace maker's tube Class of 1948 tember, to Hilton Head in October and Florida during the win - golf, bridge and keeps busy with her family. She was on her and was hitting her heart, causing bleeding. By the grace of ter. When she is home she still plays golf and bridge …. Barb way to her daughter's for the weekend. San Diego is quite a God, one of her doctors correctly diagnosed the reason for News Agents: Mary Sullivan Couchenour , maryand - Dowling Beaudry also continues to play duplicate bridge. distance …. Maryanne Havey Myers was disappointed that her tiredness and saved her life. There was leak in her [email protected] (724) 836-0983, 504 Shogan Dr, Greens - She will be 90 in October and her children are planning a she couldn’t attend. She, too, sends greetings to those who upstairs bathroom which came down into the kitchen and burg, PA 15601-4423; Becky Kerns , (908) 277-3905, 5C Beech big celebration party …. Clare Harwood is no longer teaching did …. Mary Riker Barnett has a new address: 9401 Kiliman - dining room; of course the ceilings were damaged. Michael Spring Dr, Summit, NJ 07901-1110 but she continues to work with Spanish speaking people in jaro Road, Columbia, MD 21045. She is now living with her Donovan (Irene’s nephew and Eileen Donovan's nephew) Becky Kerns (left) was honored as her church community. She attends Mass daily …. Edith daughter Irene Sims and her family. She sounds great and repaired both rooms. Irene said he did a beautiful job…. Ginny a long-time member on April 4, Henry Dolence reports her life hasn't changed much still feels as young as ever. Don’t you? According to Mem, Carroll O'Brien is still golfing and active in music organiza - 2009 by the Summit College Club although she no longer drives. She is facing knee surgery in life is good and she now has more time to spend with the tions. She was the state president for the music organization at that organization’s Achievement October …. Mary Kay Kalman Griglak reports she ‘had a bad children. Sends her best to all. I’m sure she'd be delighted to and is now on the board. Ginny has two great -grandchildren. Award Luncheon. Becky has been spring’ – twice in the hospital in FL, then fell when she got hear from you …. Loretta Mhley Chegin and Tommy are “just Her one granddaughter was married in San Francisco-same a member since 1972 and has back home and so had to be hospitalized again. She is now fine.” They had planned a trip to New Jersey for their grand - place she and Bill were married and the reception was also chaired many committees and ‘in therapy’ and so, no golf, but does occasionally play son's wedding and two trips so close in time would be too at the same place of Bill and Ginny’s. Ginny was able to served as officer. In 2008, Becky bridge. Get well Mary Kay!!! …. Yafu Lee Gow tells us she is much. They were disappointed too …. Virginia McMahon attend – “history repeats itself.” Her sister Sally was able to also received a 2000-hour pin for no longer driving but continues to be active by playing golf Foley and Jack had other family commitments that prevent - visit Ginny in Michigan, but Sally is not well and has a full volunteer work at Overlook Hospi - and bridge. She wants us all to know that she has six great - ed her coming. I tried to reach several other class members, time caretaker. Congratulations to Ginny and Sally for the tal … Mary Ponsetto Matarazzo reported her first great- grandchildren. Wonder if she holds our class but some of the numbers were wrong or disconnected. I Seton Hill golf tournament being named for Sally…. Caryl granddaughter was due in June and her second grand - record ?…Marcella Lipowicz Rosinski says she is ‘alive and would ask that if you know someone who has moved or Franznick Schaeder , while visiting her daughter on the east daughter married in July. well .’ She lives alone but does her own shopping and changed her phone number that you let them know in the coast of Florida, drove over to Hudson for an afternoon visit errands. Fortunately she has three daughters who are near - Alumni office. They are not getting their Forward and quite with me. Her granddaughter from Gainesville came down so I Class of 1949 by …. Mary Paul Zang underwent back surgery a few possibly, missing classmates’ phone calls. Please be cer - got to meet her too. Lovely girls. It was a great afternoon but News Agent: Margaret Moisan Boyer, 2 Lazywood Ln, months ago but has recuperated and returned to playing her tain that your information is up to date. Thank you. I also too short. Caryl is still doing volunteer work and traveling to Warwick, RI 02889-3714 favorite game, majong …. Please, everyone, keep in touch have a new class Roster that includes ALL the members of visit her family. She looks great! She looks and acts like a 60 Ronnat Grogan Trainer was in Europe at the time of the with the Alumni Office on the Hill. If you have any address, our graduation class, their addresses and phone numbers year old woman. Third summer she is spending in the reunion, traveling the Adriatic Sea then from Greece to Venice . telephone numbers or email changes let us know. Thank you (where known) and indi cates the deceased. Send me a Poconos…. Jane Galligan Tessier and her husband have and may God bless us all. stamped (.44), self-addressed envelope and I will send you a moved to Fall River, Massachusetts…. Janet Lavelle Herberg Class of 1950 copy of the list. It's two legal-sized pages. If you find errors has moved into an apartment near her daughter…. Liz O’Ha - Class of 1942 News Agent Needed. or omissions please send the information to Mary Ross Cox , gan Higgins’ phone was not in service. I did hear that she is News Agent Needed . Director of Regional Alumni Relations, Seton Hill University, in a nursing home and not well…. Teddy Holmes’ phone was Class of 1951 Seton Hill Dr. , Greensburg, PA 15601-1599 or disconnected. If anyone has any news of Teddy, please pass Class of 1943 [email protected] and to me, please, too. If you have an it on to me or Seton Hill….I got the answering machine at News Agent: Alberta Albrecht Siemiatkoski , News Agent : Jean Meagher Ulitz, [email protected] , extra copy of your Thesis or your Dissertation, why not Jane Reiber Quirk . We are wondering how Tom is progress - [email protected] (610) 694-0852, 3065 Artemis Circle, (603) 323-8630, 17 Old Mail Rd, Tamworth, NH 03886 donate it to the University’s library? My (i.e. Jacqueline ing with his project... Sally Schneider Reiling’s answering Bethlehem, PA 18017-2517 ; Wilma Kasthner Englehart , Spagnol Jablonski ) thesis is there and I was able to find it machine had the following message, “cannot receive calls at [email protected] (805) 583-2649, 2547 Goldin Ave , Class of 1944 on the computer and on the shelf. If yours is already there, this time-please call later.”… Irene Mankovich Petrick has Simi Valley, CA 93065-2317 News Agent: Jacqueline Spagnol Jablonski , please let me know so that we can share the news with our had knee surgery and is doing well but no tennis nor golf for a Belatedly, we report the death of Jo Ann Miller Patrick .
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