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class reunions The Class of ’41 is pleased once again In the Over 90 Division, Betty McGee 41 to join the Class of ’42 for another 44 Cookson and her tennis partner, who Details are included in your great reunion. (Information below.) is 95, have won two USTA National Women’s class’s section. Class Secretary: Lorraine Lunt Godfrey, 620 Doubles Championships. Noble Hamilton Sand Hill Rd, Ap. 411D, Palo Alto 94304, lar- enjoys living at The Tamalpais, in Greenbrae, Classes of ’41 and ’42 [email protected] especially being located close to his children. Friday, Oct. 19 He joined with Dick Niello, in observance of For our 70th Reunion we welcome their 90th birthdays. Beside his untiring sup- Class of ’52 42 any and all from the Class of 1941 port of the Golden Bears, Noble is a close fol- Friday, Oct. 19, luncheon, to join us. Luckily, we were able to move the lower of the Giants and the 49ers. To observe Claremont Country Club event to Friday, October 19, the day before the her 90 years, Barbara Cohen Donald rented Big Game. Invitations were mailed in August, three homes in Yosemite to accommodate Class of ’58 and reservations are coming in daily. If you 20 descendants. Joe Mixer met with fellow April 20, 2013. Contact Roger Samuelsen need information about this special reunion, Phi Kappa Sigmas for lunch at Moraga Coun- [email protected] get in touch with our Cal Alumni rep, Maya try Club. Joe and his wife, Madeline ’49, are Goehring-Harris (510/643-8091) or mgoeh- looking forward to a trip to England to spend [email protected], to receive an invitation. Christmas with their son, Scott ’74, and family. This offer is for members of both 1942 and Sharon Wells Banker and her brother Carter 1941. Here’s to seeing you on October 19! Wells ’48 plan an exciting Mediterranean Rebecca Hayden, 2598 Filbert St Apt 2, San cruise. Tom Allen has been working on his Cecilia Malik Blackfield celebrated Francisco 94123, [email protected], memoir. Stan Johnson finds it a challenge get- 36 her 97th birthday in January. From 415/931-4283; ting along with the other attorneys—all Stan- the moment she stepped off the Lurline in ford grads—in his Walnut Creek law office. 1936, she was involved in the Honolulu com- Happy 90th birthday, classmates! Class Secretaries: Dick Duhring, 13871 munity. She joined environmental groups, 43 Congratulations on reaching this Robleda Rd, Los Altos Hills 94022, fkd@ championed preservation projects and con- awesome age. In May, Barclay Simpson, Chair- duhring.net; Virginia Pearson Anderson, 100 tinues to be active today, donating her time man of the Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Bay Pl, #2001, Oakland 94610 and experience to Honolulu’s Department Film Archive was honored, along with his of Parks and Recreation. She was honored in wife, Sharon, by UC Chancellor Robert Birge- In the last issue Joyce 2011 with the planting of a hala tree, for her neau, for Barclay’s many philanthropic and 45-47 Strange Hover should have dedication, community work, and commit- leadership roles. Now, it’s time for our Class been spelled Joyce Strang Hoover. Pertti J.C. ment to beautifying Hawaii. Shortly after of 1943 to plan for a happy 70th Reunion in Lindfors and his wife Doris live in San Fran- her son, Leland, passed away, she established 2013 before the Big Game. If you can join cisco and are retired. Maurine Boyd Lightwood the Leland Blackfield Youth Activity Center the Reunion Committee please contact Tom lives in Modesto. She volunteers at Music For at Palama Settlement in 1989. She and her Mulcahy or Rosamond Craig Castle. Always Seniors (piano and accordian). She also vol- friends award yearly scholarships that give in our memories will be Dave Stewart, Jay unteers as a pianist for the Salvation Army neighborhood kids a chance to attend private Jacobus, Mike Mellor, Editha Hayes Spencer, Chapel, and has done so since 1990. George C. high schools and colleges. She was also hon- Andrew Marshall, Cara May Carpenter. Class Quinn and his wife, Mary, live in Portola Val- ored by Hastings College of the Law as the first notes have been few and far between since ley and are retired. Honorary Alumni who did not graduate from as many may not know we lost our secretary, 45 Class Secretary: Mary Napton Engstrom, the school, for her contributions to the school. Mike Mellor. Anne Ristenpart Soule of Walnut 2001 Rancho Verde Cir East, Danville 94526, Class Secretary: Elaine Morgan Clark, 40 Ard- Creek is now a class secretary. Frank Nicol, an [email protected]; ’46 Class Secre- more Rd, Kensington, CA 94707, 510/526-9306 avocado rancher near San Diego, traveled up tary: Eileen O’Brien Kreps, 290 Via Barranca, North for the Alumni Crew races this spring. Greenbrae 94904, [email protected]; ’47 Class R. G. Wilhelm attended the unveiling Bill Lucas is still living and thriving in Palo Secretary: Phyllis Carvalho, 5520 Starboard 39 of the Monument of Sam Chapman Alto. Grover Klemmer and Anne Soule are at Ct, Discovery Bay 94505-9416, 925/634-5706 along with Perry Connors ’40 since they were Rossmoor in Walnut Creek. As you can see we all part of the ’37 Cal Football team together. need updated information on all of you from Eleanor Demaris Silbergh reports The Straw Hat Band also made an appear- the Class of ’43 that are still around. 51 that she is adjusting well to life with- ance, while Sam’s children spoke about their Class Secretaries: Rosamond Craig Cas- out Mike, but she is grateful to have children Dad. Bob said, “It was done well, and a plea- tle, 565 Bellevue Ave #2306, Oakland, CA nearby, especially since her recent surgery. sure to be there.” This May, the 94610, 510/451-1210; Anne Ristenpart At Rossmoor: Will Classen, former Staff Dental Association dedicated its annual CDA Soule, 633 Terra California Dr Apt 6, Wal- Exploration Geologist with Chevron, is past Presents meeting to Frank Brucia. nut Creek, CA 94595, 925/946-1348; Tom president of the Rossmoor Cal Alumni Club Class Secretary: Shirley Price, 33 Linda Ave Mulcahy, 278 Scripps Ct, Palo Alto, CA 94306, and a current member of the Amateur Radio Apt 1202, Piedmont 94611 650/493-6260 Emergency Net. Shirley Hertzberg Kadden,

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a retired elementary school teacher, is mar- a tour of the Conservation Lab, with Barclay led our class effort to raise more than $5.6 ried to Paul Kadden’45, a retired CPA. He is Ogden, Director for Library Preservation, million, the largest for a 50th reunion year. the current treasurer of the Cal Alumni of and class conservator Emily Ramos during Dave Melander received the 2012 Haugen Rossmoor. Connie Wyne Mitchell, a resident Homecoming on Friday, October 5, from 11 Community award in Pleasanton for his long for 15 years, says that the 60th reunion at the until noon in 9 Doe Library. Attend and you service on school, YMCA, county, and state Alumni House was an amazing experience. will understand why our class created a mil- commissions. Jim Stonehouse has served the She got to see classmates including Sharia lion dollar endowment to preserve the library. Boy Scouts of America for over 40 years on Shank Vohs and Corrine Lambert Kennedy. Dr. Carlos Cortes, professor emeritus in His- area and regional boards. This May, he and his Class Secretaries: Elayne McCrea McCabe, tory at UC Riverside, recently had his memoir wife, Marilyn, were guests of BSA at the Indy 23500 Cristo Rey Dr #503H, Cupertino 95014, Rose Hill: An Intermarriage Before Its Time 500. Nancy Borio Laytham, still active as a [email protected]; Carolyn Robinson published by Heyday in Berkeley. It is adapted health and wellness coach, serves as a docent Storer, 2838 Saklan Indian Dr, Walnut Creek from Carlos’s one-man play, A Conversation for the Palm Springs Art Museum. Important 94595, [email protected] with Alana: One Boy’s Multicultural Rite of anniversary celebrations: Steve and Margo Passage. And to end with a sad note, our very (Roberts) Pace marked their 50th; Joy Holmes Our 60th Class Reunion will be a supportive classmate Hurst Sommer died on Maguire and her husband, Martin Peers, 52 luncheon on Friday, October 19th at March 24 in Foster City. Hurst, a member of their 25th; Maggie Wilson Klein celebrated the Claremont Country Club in Oakland. We our first reunion and campaign committees, the 20th anniversary of her founding of The will gather at 11:30 a.m. If you are unable to never missed a reunion. His enthusiasm and Pelham (New York) Weekly by staying home attend, please complete and return the ques- loyalty will be missed. to put out the next edition. Three of Bruce tionnaire for Class Notes that was included in Class Secretary: Barbara Jopp Chinn, 5405 Kane’s comedy/mystery plays were recently the invitation mailing. Jeanne Gifford Kowal- Carlton St. #404, Oakland 94618, chinna- produced in Florida, Connecticut, and South ski, a psychiatrist in Orlando, and Shirley Joe [email protected] Africa. Richard Serra’s massive sculpture Poy, who was an ophthalmologist who lives in Sequence will “anchor” the new extension to Claremont, both went to the Medical College We have lost our dear friend and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. of Pennsylvania. Lee Talbot of McLean, VA, is 58 classmate, Scott Sherman. (See In The museum will also exhibit a collection of still teaching at George Mason University. In Memoriam.) Carol Norris Voss has graciously Serra’s drawings. a university publication Lee was described as agreed to assume Scott’s role as one of our Class Secretaries: Nancy Borio Laytham,76157 an “ecologist and living legend…” Lee is also a Class Secretaries. It was Scott’s suggestion Via Montelena, Indian Well 92210; Douglas winning auto racer who was recently awarded that led to scheduling our 55th reunion on Moore Jr, 1 Shanley Ln, Ross 94957; Class Con- the Walter Mitty Challenge Trophy by the April 20, 2013, in connection with Cal Day tact: Sandra Mitchell, [email protected] Historic Sportscar Racing organization. A 2013. If you have not been receiving updates fifth-generation Cal Bear, Emily Robinson, by email or would like reunion information, Last October, Secretary of State Mardy Pletcher Robinson’s granddaughter, is contact Reunion Chair Roger Samuelsen at 62 Hillary Clinton appointed Garber on campus. [email protected]. Class President David Davidson Chairman of the Foreign Service Class Secretaries: Mardy Pletcher Robinson, Lowe is looking forward to our 55th reunion Grievance Board where he has served since 1195 Glen Rd, Lafayette 94549, BluDot1195@ and has good and bad news. “The bad news is 2001. He has been a Foreign Service Officer aol.com; Micky Scholte, 28450 Buena Vista, I still have to work—the good news is I enjoy with the U.S. Agency for International Devel- Mission Viejo 92692, [email protected] working and have all the work I need and opment, a legal advisor and mission director more than I want.” in the Middle East and Latin America, and E. James Liberman, a retired psychia- Class Secretaries: Carol Norris Voss, 10240 Vice President of the American Foreign Ser- 55 trist who lives in Washington, D.C., is Golden Meadow Circle, Salinas 93907-1647, vice Association for USAID. still playing cello in chamber groups. His last [email protected]; Barbara Bell Scott, Class Secretaries: Donna Dutton, 758 Old big project was The Letters of Sigmund Freud 97B Frederick Street, Santa Cruz 95062-3436, Quarry Rd, Larkspur 94939, donnad13@aol. and Otto Rank. Dick Marston wishes to let his [email protected] com; Richard Cerruti, 31611 Paseo Rita, San classmates know that he is stepping down as Juan Capistrano 92675, racerruti@hotmail. one of the Class Secretaries to pursue other Harriet (Nathan) Bloom has been com things. His close friend, Bob Leslie, has agreed 59 honored as a Volunteer of the Year to take over Dick’s duties. Bob is a life mem- by the San Francisco Symphony for her work The University of Alberta Press ber of the Cal Alumni Association, an active of over 37 years with the Upper Peninsula 63 recently published Dr. Sheila Dela- member of Cal’s Big C Society alumni group, League, which supports the Symphony by ny’s new book, Anti-Saints: The New Golden an alumni member of the Golden Bear Soci- providing docent classical music classes in 20 Legend of Sylvain Marechal. ety, and an adviser to the local chapter of his schools, sending four classes yearly to Davies Class Secretaries: Doris H. Torbeck, 295 Silvia college fraternity. Please give him and Rose- Hall, and enabling groups from San Mateo Dr, Los Altos 94024, 650/949-4117 ext. 103, mary Mein your support through letters and senior centers to attend a concert. [email protected]; Tom Shelton, email messages containing news about what’s Class Secretaries: Michael Hone, 3534 Clay St, P.O. Box 442, Forestville 95436, casatom@ happening these days in your life. San Francisco 94118; Anne Morton, 2397 Wal- yahoo.com Class Secretaries: Bob Leslie, 71 Lakeview nut Blvd, Walnut Creek 94596 Avenue, Piedmont, California 94611; relar- Jacki Sorensen received a Lifetime [email protected]; Rosemary Meehan Mein, 3748 Our website, www.kaneprod.com/ 64 Achievement Award from the Presi- St. Francis Dr, Lafayette 94549, fax 925/283- 61 Classof61, has biographies of many of dent’s Council on Fitness, Sports & Nutrition. 2318, [email protected] our classmates. But here’s some news: Pete Teresa J. Welch was recognized as a leader in Frazier was awarded the UC Berkeley Foun- the field of Intellectual Property: Licensing by The Class of ’56 and the Library’s dation Trustees’ Citation for outstanding Chambers USA: America’s Leading Lawyers 56 Preservation Department are spon- achievement in fundraising ( for Business. Dr. Caroline Tanner, Director of soring “Preserving Our Library’s Treasures,” and Memorial Stadium). He and Bill Ausfahl Clinical Research, has been awarded the 2012

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Movement Disorders Research Award by the 2013. Get involved. Email Cal68@bluecon- Betsy R. Rosenthal’s first novel,Look - American Academy of Neurology . nect.org. Check out www.gspp.berkeley.edu. 79 ing for Me...in this great big family, Class Secretaries: Julia Engler, P.O. Box 336, Click on the Class of ’68 icon, learn about will be in book stores April 2012. This novel in Idleyld Park, OR, 97447, [email protected]; the Center on Civility & Democratic Engage- verse is a look at the life of Edith Paul (Betsy’s Jon Shawl, 6837 N. Lost Dutchman Dr., Para- ment, founded by the Class of ’68 at the Gold- mother), who was one of 12 siblings growing dise Valley, AZ 85253, [email protected] man School of Public Policy. The Center also up in Depression-era Baltimore. For more provides stipends and support for GSPP. To information about her, please visit her web- Our class endowment will now ben- get involved go to the GSPP website. site at www.BetsyRosenthal.com. Frederick 66 efit the University Library, which Class Secretary: Diane Moreland Steenman, Grieman won a Pomona College Wig Excel- ranks Number 1 among public research 3956 Ruskin St, Las Vegas, NV 89147, dsteen- lence in Teaching Award. Meric Gertler will libraries. Marily Allen Howekamp has sum- [email protected] receive an honorary doctorate of philosophy marized our efforts to date. “This Fall, the from Lund University, Sweden on May 25. University Librarian will be able to use the Mary-Claire King is Professor of Class Secretaries: Shelly de Vries, 111 Kenwood income from the endowment to employ 73 Genome Sciences and of Medi- Way, San Francisco 94127; Maria Protti, 3 Los several work-study students … thus provid- cine (Medical Genetics) at the University of Ami gos, Orinda 94563 ing financial assistance to the students and Washington. The American Society of Land- much needed people-power to the library.” scape Architects has chosen Chris Patillo for Ivy Cohen is receiving an award in Maryly Snow, who retired from Cal as a Dis- a fellowship and she will be recognized at the 82 June from YouthBridge-NY, a non- tinguished Emerita Librarian in 2006, is now 2012 ASLA Annual Meeting & Expo, Septem- profit that prepares teen leaders to meet the doing art. Her website is www.snowstudios. ber 28–October 1 in Phoenix. Most recently, challenges of an extremely diverse New York com. Having lived in Michigan, Karen Madfes her vision and advocacy have led to her cre- City. Mile returned to the Bay Area in 2007. She is ative and administrative leadership in the Class Secretaries: Julene Hunter, P.O. Box a teacher librarian and lives in San Ramon. ASLA Historic American Landscapes Survey 6647, Incline Village, NV 89450; Anita Sham, Linda Endacott Mcclaine has been a real (HALS). You can follow her passion as she 137 Parkhaven Dr, Danville, 94506, ani- estate broker with the Grubb Company since documents the historic California landscape [email protected] 1988 and says that she lives just 5 minutes in her blog at halsca.blogspot.com. Her firm, from the campus. Former Oski (1963–66) PGAdesign, has completed the single largest Christine Petra Sellin, effective Sep- Ron Stolowitz lives in Larkspur and notes that HALS set in the United States: San Francis- 83 tember 1, will become an associate he has raised two Cal Bears. His other son is co’s Doyle Drive, which traverses the Presidio. professor in the California Lutheran Univer- a Husky fan. Bruce and Sylvia Bengler live in She holds a B.A. and a MLA from Berkeley. sity art department. Michael G. Luby, who Alamo and are now retired. Buzz and Irene Class Secretaries: Emily Marks Divine, 9864 received his Ph.D. in computer science at Cal, Boschken, echoed the sentiments of others Big View Dr, Austin, TX 78730, emdivine@ pioneered the development of efficient and at the 45th reunion. “We love coming back gmail.com; Kathy Conroy Famulener, P.O. Box flexible data coding methods, and is being to Cal to catch up with friends from those 1042. Alamo, 94507, [email protected] honored with a 2012 IEEE Richard W. Ham- memorable days....” Also commenting on the ming Medal. reunion was ex FSMer, Michael Moshi: “Well, William E. Sharp Jr., has published Class Secretary: Patrick Doyle, 5 Third St, this is my first reunion (45th), and it has been 75 Random Views of Asia from the Mid- #600, San Francisco 94103, fax 415/777-4385, terrific. I guess that it has taken me a long Pacific (Savant Books and Publications, 2012). [email protected] time to recognize how much Cal meant to Alan T. Kolling, who recently retired after 27 me…. I had never thought to show my grati- years of service at Berkeley, was appointed to Joanna B. Goldberg, Professor of tude in person.” On a bittersweet note, Phil serve as a Team Manager for the U.S. Olympic 86 Microbiology at the University of Litts reports that Larry Delucchi ’69 and his track and field team at the London Olympic Virginia, has been presented with the 2012 wife, Pat, have made a significant pledge to Games. He has been active in USA Track & ASM Graduate Microbiology teaching award. our class campaign in memory of Larry’s sis- Field since 2001, and previously served as a Class Secretaries: Dan Aloni, c/o CAA, 2000 ter, Dede Delucchi Litts Cox. Team Manager with the 2008 Beijing Olym- Avenue of the Stars, Century City 90067, Class Secretary: Mary Beth Mulvey Buck, 212 pic track and field team, and 2011 Daegu 310/246 6031, [email protected] East 63rd St, New York, NY 10065, mabuck1@ World Championship squad. aol.com Class Secretaries: Gina Gutru Smith, gsmith@ Ami Radunskaya won Pomona Col- butlerpappas.com; Lynn Nakada, University 87 lege’s Wig Excellence in Teaching Mel Schiavelli has been appointed Relations, 2080 Addison St #4200, Berkeley Award. In April, Michele Tafoya received the 67 executive vice president at Northern 94720-4200, [email protected] first Emmy given to a sports reporter by the Virginia Community College. National Academy of Television Arts and Sci- Class Secretary: Diana Powers, 282 Riviera Daniel Wiener received a 2012 Gug- ence in New York. She is now a reporter for Dr, San Rafael 94901, 415/250-1640, dia- 77 genheim Fellowship for his sculpture. NBC’s Sunday Night Football. Dr. Jake Kush- [email protected] Class Secretary: Ric Brucia, 3153 Cherry Val- ner, renowned leader in diabetes treatment ley Cir, Fairfield 94533 and research at Texas Children’s Hospital and Class of ’68 quarterly gatherings on Baylor College of Medicine, has been elected 68 campus continue on September 15 Hilda Robinson’s paintings will be vice president of the Society for Pediatric and December 1, 2012. On June 9, at the Class 78 featured in a children’s book. Charles Research. of ’68’s 36th quarterly gathering, classmates H. Ferguson published Predator Nation, Class Secretaries: Bernadette Hartfield Hotal- and friends met at the Oakland Museum of which was well received by critics. ing, 2080 Lorain Rd, San Marino 91108; Steph- California to view the 1968 Exhibit and dis- Class Secretaries: Jamie Wells Behrendt, P.O. anie Heckman Moffat, 1889 Alpine Dr, San cuss the many critical political and social Box 514, Ross 94957-0514; Karl Keller, 7504 Marino 91108 events of that year. Members are planning a Brentwood Dr, Stockton 95207 ’68-style reunion weekend for Homecoming

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Armin Wolski, a fire protection opened a second Splash Swim School loca- co-author with F. T. Marinetti of the Futurist 89 engineer, is currently an Associ- tion in Walnut Creek. Christopher Preston Radio Manifesto, which describes a new art ate Principal at Arup, where he leads the San and Angela Wong Preston welcomed their form tied to developments in cell biology and Francisco Fire Engineering Group. first child, Lauren Helene Wong Preston on nuclear physics. Class Secretary: Brett Kanazawa, 651 April 11 in Santa Monica. They look forward Class Secretary: Amy Lei, 415/812-5479, Stamm Ave., Mountain View 94040-2530, to enrolling her in the Class of 2033. [email protected] 510/550-6839 Class Secretary: Staci Goussev, staci@alum. calberkeley.org Rebecca Simon, who attends South- John C. Little, a professor at Virginia 05 western Law School, has been 90 Tech, was recently appointed the Jessica Borelli won a Pomona Col- accepted at the Pardee RAND Graduate Charles E. Via Jr. Professor of Civil Engi- 02 lege Wig Excellence in Teaching School for Public Policy. Adnan Iqbal and neering and Environmental Engineering by Award. Sharmeen Hassan celebrated their six-month the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors. Little’s Class Secretary: Onpracha Jiwajinda, jiwa- wedding anniversary exploring Switzerland. research is focused on indoor air pollution [email protected] and lake and reservoir management. Writer Blinks of Awe, an interactive poetry Stephanie A. Smith, Ph.D., has signed a three- Margaret Fisher, Ph.D. ’03, has fur- 09 book by Arthur Klepchukov, is now title contract with Thames River Press. The 03 nished the translation, Introduc- available in the Apple iBookstore. three novels, War-paint, Baby Rocket, and tion, Notes, and Tables of Futurist Broadcasts, Content Burns, are intertwined by love and for Radia, A Gloss of the 1933 Futurist Radio friendship. Manifesto (Second Evening Art Publishing), Class Secretaries: Althea Kippes, P.O. Box a source work for the history of media and 2807, San Francisco 94126-2807, 415/541- media arts. It is written by Pino Masnata, 5692, [email protected]

Todd A. Boock joins Blank Rome as 91 Of Counsel in the Consumer Finance Litigation group and as a member of the Con- There are now more ways to sumer Financial Services industry team. Class Secretary: Michelle Segal, michelle91@ catch up with your classmates cal.berkeley.edu than ever before. Desi Gamez will serve as Vice Presi- 92 dent of the Risk Services Division in the Woodland Hills office of Poms & Associ- ates Insurance Brokers. online: Class Secretary: Kristine Bryson McCabe, Look for your class notes online at alumni.berkeley.edu/classnotes. 3477 Crane Way, Oakland 94602, kbina@hot- Join @Cal, Berkeley’s secure, online social networking site, and connect with mail.com your friends right away. Here, you can upload your photos, share updates instantly, and reach out to other alumni across ages and interest groups. Craig Chiate, who is at Merrill Lynch, There are never any deadlines, and posts can be of any length and style. @Cal 93 is on the 2012 Barron’s Top Advisor also offers career networking opportunities. list for the fourth time. Class Secretary: Kelly Hamilton Graser, 2531 To find out more, visitalumni.berkeley.edu/classnotes. Begonia St, Union City 94587, graserkg@ sbcglobal.net CAN’T FIND YOUR SECRETARY? Email [email protected] or call 510/642.5781 for names and Jennifer Byde Myers is cofounder contact info. We currently have no information for the following classes: 1929, 94 and editor of Thinking Person’s 1930, 1931, 2004, and 2006 on. Please call us if you are the class secretary for Guide to Autism (www.thinkingautismguide. one of these years. com), which has published a book by the same name. The guide shares science- and Email your notes to [email protected] with your class year evidence-based information, and supports in the subject line. Or fax your notes to 510/642.6252 or mail a hard copy to autism advocacy. Class Notes, California magazine, CAA, 1 Alumni House, Berkeley 94720- Class Secretary: Elizabeth Zamora-Villegas, 7520. Please bold class members’ names. Each class is limited to 250 words. [email protected] Death notices and reunion information should be submitted to the appropri- ate section. Please read our submission guidelines at alumni.berkeley.edu/ Anthony Paul de Ritis, Ph.D. ’97 classnotes. Class notes may be posted on CAA’s website. 97 (Music Composition), is releasing a new album. Anthony Paul de Ritis: Devolution To find out more, visitalumni.berkeley.edu/classnotes. features DJ Spooky and will drop June 5th. Class Secretary: Bill Kong, 555 Bryant St #167, Palo Alto 94301, [email protected] Submission deadlines: Spring 2013 issue: January 9, 2013 Liz Claytor, owner of Splash Swim Summer 2013 issue: March 22, 2013 99 School in San Ramon, Claytor has

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Joseph M. Gardner, Feb. 17, in San wife of 69 years, Emily Stout Evers ’42, three 41 Luis Obispo. Joe was one of two stu- children, eight grandchildren and step-grand- dents who graduated that year in astronomy. children, nine great-grandchildren, and one Toxicology expert Lois Swirsky Gold, At Cal, Joe lived next door to Bernard May- step-great-grandchild. whose tenacity and rigorous analysis of beck, in a cottage Maybeck built using burlap long-standing scientific practices rattled and concrete. Joe later attended UCLA’s new Editha Hayes Spencer, Dec. 29. Editha gradu- the status quo, died May 16 in San Fran- meteorology department before enlisting in ated Phi Beta Kappa and was active in various cisco. The Oakland resident was 70. the Army Air Corps, where he served as com- campus organizations, including Delta Epsi- Swirsky Gold started her career as a mander of a mobile weather detachment until lon, Prytanean, Publication Council, and The political scientist, earning a Ph.D. in the 1945. After the war, he worked as a meteorolo- Pelican, where she was Women’s Director. subject from Stanford before questions gist for TWA. He retired in 1985 to San Luis After graduating, Editha served as Art Editor, about her daughter’s pajamas led her Obispo. Joe is survived by his wife of nearly later Editor-in-Chief, of Oakleaf, a magazine down another path entirely: That of can- 70 years, seven children (including 3 Cal published by the Naval Supply Center in Oak- cer research. Berkeley biochemist Bruce graduates), eight grandchildren, and a great land. In 1947 she married Harold Spencer ’48, Ames, who is a senior scientist at Chil- granddaughter. Contributions can be made M.A. ’49. Her works are in public and private dren’s Hospital Oakland Research Insti- “In Memory of Joseph M. Gardner” to The collections throughout the U.S. and abroad. tute, recalls that Swirsky Gold, a mother Friends of Berkeley Astronomy or the Berke- She is survived by her husband, four sons, ten of two, grilled him about his research on ley Foundation in care of Barbara Hoversten, grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. the flame retardant TRIS used in children’s Department of Astronomy, Hearst Field sleepwear back in 1977—and he hired her Annex B20, MS 3411, 94720-3411. Michael Macauley, Jan. 6, in Red- on the spot. “I’m a very enthusiastic type ding, CT. He spent his childhood in and I like people around me who are very 44 Virginia Roxie Tyson, May 10, in El Cerrito. Hillsborough and graduated from Cate School nitpicking, who dot every I and cross every She was a member of the First Congregational in Carpinteria. Macauley served in the Army T,” Ames said. “And Lois was wonderful Church of Berkeley and a long-time volunteer during WWII and was awarded the Purple at that.” for UNICEF. She is survived by her children Heart for leg injuries suffered in France. Ames and Swirsky Gold worked Mary ’78, Bob, and Don, and granddaughters Macauley worked in engineering for Lock- together closely in the decades that fol- Kathy, Jessica, M.A., ’09, and Elizabeth. heed Aircraft in Burbank; as chief purser on lowed. Swirsky Gold served as director of the Lurline, the Matson Cruise Lines flagship the Berkeley lab’s Carcinogenic Potency Mary Elizabeth Curtis, April 22. She operating between San Francisco and Hawaii; Database, a widely used resource that grew up in Marin County. Betty was a and in national sales management for the 42 summarizes more than 6,000 animal faithful member of her church, a perfect Army Atlantic Products Luggage Corporation. He is cancer studies, many of which have been wife, and a wonderful mother and grand- survived by two sons, six grandchildren, and used to support what Swirsky Gold and mother. At Cal, she earned her degree in nurs- two great-grandchildren. Ames have argued are disproportionate ing, and became a nurse, a teacher of nurses, concerns over the carcinogenic properties and the director of nursing at Bethesda home Janet Ruth McMurry Foletta, Nov. of pesticide residue on fruits and vegeta- in Hayward. Betty is survived by two children 21. Janet was a member of Sigma bles. In 2002, the pair published a book, 45 and two grandchildren. Kappa sorority. She was a devoted wife and Misconceptions About the Causes of Cancer. mother and was community minded. Janet is Washington, D.C.–based Jenny Gold, Tom Palmer, Jan. 31. While at Cal he lived survived by children Christine, Marshall ’79, 29, said her mother’s “strident search in was elected Secretary of the Ph.D. ’95, and Jan and grandchildren Lucas, for truth” inspired her to pursue a career ASUC. The Army sent him to Harvard for his John ’04, Anna, Noel, and Norah. in journalism. “She was really passion- MBA and he later served in Europe with dis- ate, and when she saw something that tinction in the Quarter Master Corps. After Frank Blair Smith, Jan. 11, in Berkeley. she thought was wrong she would go at the war, he worked as a consultant for McK- Born June 30, 1923, in Rattlesnake, it at full force,” Jenny Gold said. In every 48 insey Co. in New York City and Los Angeles. ID, Frank attended grade school in a one- aspect of her life, says Swirsky Gold’s life He married and raised three children in Fort room schoolhouse. During WWII, he cap- partner, Dr. Stuart Gold, “Lois was a pow- Worth, where he served on many community tained an amphibious ship in the Pacific. After erhouse. That’s all I can tell you.” boards and was very active in commercial real graduation he worked as a CPA for Haskins & Swirsky Gold is survived by daughters estate until his death. Sells. In 1960, he started working at U.S. Leas- Alissa and Jenny Gold, partner Stuart ing, where he spent the rest of his career. He Gold, and sister Sheila Swirsky Edell. Virginia Thompson Hadsell, Sept. 17, retired in 1988 as Senior Vice-President and —Jill Cowan 43 2010, in Oakland. She was married Controller. A loyal fan of all Cal sports, he to John S. Hadsell ’43 for almost 68 years; held season tickets to basketball and football together they had two daughters, Sydney games. He led the fundraising effort to estab- and Heidi ’71. Virginia was deeply devoted president of Chi Phi Fraternity. After grad- lish the Brutus Hamilton Track and Field to the ethics of tourism; she organized and uating, he served during WWII in Signal Endowment Fund, to which gifts in his mem- led the Center for Responsible Tourism for Corps intelligence, working to break Ger- ory can be made. Frank leaves his loving wife, many years; she also led 19 study tours from man secret codes. He then earned a degree Loretta (Laurie), and three sons by a prior Montclair Presbyterian Church in Oakland to at Harvard Business School and started a marriage. various parts of the world. She is survived by career in investment management. He was John, Heidi, and four grandchildren. active in civic and community affairs, serv- Frank Alwyn Martin, Dec. 6, in Ashland, OR. ing on the boards of the San Francisco Legal Born in Los Angeles in 1922, Frank served Henry K. Evers, April 17, in San Francisco. Aid Society, and the World Affairs Council, in the Army Air Force during WWII. He was As an undergraduate, Henry served on the and was board president of the Friends of stationed in Roswell, NM, where he utilized Welfare Council, played rugby, and was the the Bancroft Library. He is survived by his his engineering skills to work on the Norden

CALIFORNIA Fall 2012 CAL5 In Memoriam bombsight. Frank attended LA City College, Cal Marching Band and a member of Phi Beta where he was a legal advisor for 33 years. then transferred to Cal to earn his degree in Kappa with honors in two majors. He is sur- He was a company commander in the Cali- engineering. He was employed at Lockheed vived by his wife, Lois Marshall Daane ’52, fornia National Guard and a retired captain Aircraft Corporation in Burbank. In 1965 four children, and eight grandchildren. of the US Army Reserves. He and his wife, he was transferred to Lockheed’s Sunnyvale Judy, never missed a Cal football game (they facility, where he worked until his retirement Richard V. Thompson, M.A. ’51, Dec. 28, in Mil- attended three Rosebowls). He is survived in 1980. In 1951 Frank married Jeanne Gayle pitas. Rik entered Cal in 1944 and joined the by five children, five granddaughters, and a Zander ’51. They lived in Los Altos, and shared Berkeley Student Cooperative and became a great-grandson. over 60 years together, raising children sports writer for the Daily Cal. He worked for Gayle ’77, M.S. ’79, Robyne, Leslie, and Sheryl. the Lockheed Rocket Company in Redlands Richard M. Thatcher, Ph.D. ’70, Dec. 8, in Santa as a writer and editor, then in 1966 trans- Rosa. Dick was born in Oakland in 1926 and Shirley Jean Airola, April 30, in Palo ferred to the Lockheed facility in Sunnyvale. grew up there. After graduating from Castle- 49 Alto. At Cal, Shirley earned a degree As a sideline, he started an antiquarian book mont High School, he went into the Army, in social welfare and received elementary business specializing in science fiction, fan- where he served as a paratrooper in the Phil- school teaching credentials. She was an active tasy, and mystery. Rik collected the writings ippines. On returning home, he attended SF member in Tiburon charities. She is survived of James Joyce and he presented a research City College, St. Mary’s, and then graduated by children David ’83, Daniel ’76, Leslie ’77, paper at the Berkeley Wake Conference in from Cal in 1952. He worked at Columbia and Jonathan; 11 grandchildren; and two 1989 and at the James Joyce Symposium in Steel, then for RAND in 1956 at Bedford. Later great-grandchildren. Contributions in her Dublin, Ireland, in 1992. He is survived by his he taught at the Navy Postgraduate School memory can be sent to the Cal Fund. wife, Mary Haven ’50, two of his children, and in Monterey, where he earned a master’s. In three grandchildren. 1968, he returned to Cal with a National Sci- Leland Claire Nelson, Dec. 8. Lee ence Foundation Fellowship to earn his Ph.D. 50 was born on July 5, 1923 in Oakland. Julio Foncea Lowenthal, June 14, in Guatemala There, he met Joan von Glahn ’50. They were He graduated from Kings Point Merchant City. Julio was born Sept. 30, 1927, in New married for 61 years. He is survived by his Marine Academy in Great Neck, NY, then York City and was a dual citizen of the United wife, two daughters, five grandchildren, and served in the Navy during the Korean War. States and Guatemala. He received his bach- one great grandchild. He then graduated from Cal in 1950 and from elor’s in architecture at Cal’s “ARK” at North the school of Dentistry at the University of Gate. Julio practiced architecture in San Nadya Olsen Andrews, of Sacramento, Aug. the Pacific in 1954. Lee was a member of the Diego before returning to Guatemala. There 26, 2011. A community volunteer and urban Moraga Community Association and one of he held numerous civil appointments, includ- planner, Nadya helped shape development the founders of the Moraga Planning Com- ing as assistant mayor of Guatemala City and of Rancho Murieta and served on the Sac- mittee. He was also instrumental in making as a member of the National Constituent ramento Planning Commission. Nadya was Moraga a township. He was the beloved hus- Assembly, Central American Parliament, and one of two women who graduated from Cal’s band of Lois Nelson, with three children and National Assembly. Among his many contri- architecture school in 1952. She held offices three grandchildren. butions, he was most proud of his service as a and served on the boards of the YWCA, Save founding member and president of the board the American River Association, American Richard A. Vignolo, May 28, in San Francisco. of trustees of the Universidad Francisco Mar- Lung Association, Sacramento Tree Foun- A celebrated landscape architect, Vignolo roquin, and of his contribution to the forming dation, and Mercy General Hospital. At Cal, created designs around the globe. He estab- of the Guatemalan constitution. Julio is sur- Nadya was a member of Kappa Delta and Pry- lished an independent practice in San Fran- vived by his wife, Alice Arcayuz Lowenthal, tanean, as well as the Association for Women cisco in 1972 but often collaborated with and their three children. in Architecture. She and her late husband had Laurence Halprin and other firms. Examples two sons and five grandchildren. of his work in San Francisco include the new Milton Howard Gordon, J.D. ’55, was Federal Reserve Bank on Market Street and 52 Walnut Creek Assistant Attorney Laurence Philip Horan, J.D. ’55, Jan. 23. Larry the 333 Bush Street Tower. At Cal, he lived until 1957. At that time he joined the office enlisted in the Marine Corps in 1946 and in Bowles Hall, and received a bachelor’s in of the General Counsel of the Regents of UC, served in Guam until 1948. At Cal, he played landscape architecture. Later, he received a basketball 1950–1952. Larry attended Berke- master’s from Harvard’s Graduate School of ley (Boalt) Law and later worked as a Deputy For In Memoriam guidelines, Design, then earned a Charles Eliot Traveling District Attorney for Alameda County. He please visit alumni.berkeley.edu/California/ Fellowship to study in Europe. He is survived was a Peace Corps director in Latin Amer- by his cousins. guidelines.asp. ica before becoming the regional director We prefer that you email submissions to of the War on Poverty in the San Francisco Thomas A. Daane, May 25, in Lafay- [email protected] with Office of Economic Opportunity 1967–69. 51 ette. After graduating from UCSF “Obituary: first name, last name, class He then went to work in the law firm of Farr, medical school, Tom had a 22-year career year” in the subject line, but you also Horan and Lloyd. He joined the board of the in the Navy Medical Corps. He was a clinical can fax them to 510/642-6252 or mail Monterey Institute in 1969. Larry is sur- instructor at Tufts University School of Medi- a hard copy to In Memoriam, California vived by his wife, Jean, five children, and 12 cine, lectured at Boston University, and had magazine, CAA, 1 Alumni House, grandchildren. a two-year fellowship in reproductive endo- Berkeley, CA 94720-7520. Submissions crinology at UCLA. His later practice was in Harold Jerome Bates Jr., Jan. 21. may be edited for length and clarity. infertility medicine at Oak Knoll Naval Hos- 53 Bates was born in San Francisco and pital in Oakland. Tom retired as Capt. (MC) raised in Corte Madera. He attended Marin USN and chairman of the OBGYN Depart- Submissions deadlines: schools and served in the Navy Air Force as ment in 1977 and joined the staff of Kaiser Spring 2013 issue: January 9 a radioman prior to going to Berkeley. He Permanente in Oakland until his retirement Summer 2013 issue: March 22 worked for the Oakland Health Dept. and in in 1993. 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to Mount Shasta in 1963, where he remained until his retirement in December 1991. He is survived by his wife, Mary Kathryn ’55; chil- R. Scott Sherman ’58, who served as executive director of the California Alumni Association dren Kathryn ’78, Pamela, Harold, and John from 1978 to 1983, died at his home in Red Bluff on June 7. He was 76. ’85; and eight grandchildren. Under his leadership, the Association grew by 25,000 members, increased its profits suf- ficiently to allow returns to AAC ’s endowment for the first time since the early 1950s, revital- Robert L. Vance Jr., March 1, in Wal- ized its alumni clubs, and expanded its presence in southern California. 54 nut Creek. Bob grew up in Southern Sherman’s first job after graduation was with the AAC , as assistant field director. In 1960, California and attended Hoover High School. he was asked by legendary basketball coach and then-athletic director Pete Newell to serve At Cal, he joined the Chi Psi Fraternity and as his assistant. Sherman spent more than four years counseling student athletes, finding majored in civil engineering. He remained them summer jobs, and coordinating pre-game and half-time activities. a lifelong Cal Football fan and booster. Bob As permanent secretary of the Class of ’58, Sherman helped hold the class together, car- worked for the California Department of rying its banner—literally, at Charter Day celebrations—and serving diligently for a quarter Transportation, prior to joining C.K. Mose- century. (He led the curmudgeonly charge to retain class notes in the print version of this man Construction Co. He founded RLV Engi- magazine.) neering in the 1990s, and worked on projects Following his leadership of CAA, Sherman served for seven years as president and CEO throughout the Bay Area, Los Angeles, and of the Alta Bates Foundation in Berkeley. A Rotarian for 40 years, he was past president of Honolulu. He rejoined Caltrans as a mediator, the Berkeley Rotary Club. Sherman is survived by Gretchen, his wife of 48 years, their chil- and consulted on a variety of highway proj- dren Ian and Heather, and four grandchildren. Contributions in his honor may be made to The ects until 2004. He attended St. Joan of Arc Mark Twain Papers and Project at the Bancroft Library. Catholic Church in San Ramon and served —Russell Schoch on many boards. Bob is remembered for his humor and love by the three children and eight grandchildren he leaves behind. Richard Heggie ’44, M.A. ’49, Cal Alumni Association President 1987- Frank J. Wong, Feb. 23, in West Hills. 89, died in his Orinda home on May 9. He was 88 years old. 55 Frank lived at Cloyne Court Co-op Heggie is best known as the first mayor of Orinda and for his com- as a student and received his B.A. in architec- mitment to the University as alumni representative to the UC Regents, ture. He was an architect planner for many Trustee of the UC Berkeley Foundation, and other roles. Los Angeles firms, taught at Rio Hondo Col- Heggie was born in Oakland on August 10, 1923, and raised in lege, and was a member of the National Coun- Berkeley. He began his undergraduate career just as the U.S. became cil of Architects and the California Branch of involved in World War II. Heggie signed on with the Navy and was in Architectural Examiners. He is survived by uniform at Berkeley for eight months before he was sent to the South Pacific. He graduated Annie, his wife of 55 years, three children, and while overseas. three grandchildren. When Heggie returned to California, he became involved with the Cal Symphony Forum. It was there he met a young Berkeley student, Beatrice Marcia Moorhead ’47, who was John Van Dyke Farry, Nov. 10, Bend. John is planning a visit from pianist Artur Schnable. “There was a big crowd of people and I just hap- survived by his wife, Ann Scovel ’55; three pened to ask if someone could help move the piano,” Beatrice said. Heggie stepped forward sons; and nine grandchildren. He is the mid- and managed to roll the piano down Durant Avenue to the meeting. He and Beatrice married dle of three generations of Cal graduates, in 1948. including Jenesse Van Dyke ’24 and Kurt ’81. After completing his master’s degree in international relations, Heggie served the Asia Foundation, a nonprofit that supports improvement of Asian society, for 19 years. He then Herbert MacKay Kennedy, June 6, in Oak- returned to America and served as executive director of the World Affairs Council of North- land. Born on April 4, 1933, he was an educa- ern California, a nonprofit that facilitates forums on international topics, from 1971 until his tor who helped to open Skyline High School retirement in 1983. Two years later, Orinda became an incorporated city and Heggie was and taught English until his retirement in voted in as its first mayor. 1992. Kennedy was active in the Bear Back- Heggie is survived by his wife of 63 years, three daughters, and two granddaughters. Gifts ers organization and in the governance of his in his memory may be made to the CAA Beatrice and Richard Heggie TAAP Scholarship. fraternity, Phi Delta Theta. In 1970, he com- —Lexi Pandell pleted an M.A. at , where he mentored future English teachers. He is survived by his wife, Velma, three daughters, and five grandchildren. Contributions may Warren S. Levin, J.D. ’61, May 26, in Peta- Fairfield. He was a devoted husband, brother, be made to the Herbert Kennedy Memo- luma. Warren was born in San Francisco and father, and grandfather. rial Scholarship for Skyline Graduates, UC attended Drake High School in San Anselmo. Berkeley, Gift Administration, 2080 Addison At Cal, Warren earned a degree in econom- Henry Battjes, March 21, Placer- Street, MC 4200, 94720-4200. ics with honors, and was elected to Phi Beta 60 ville. After receiving his bachelor’s Kappa and The Order of the Golden Bear. He and master’s degrees in electrical engineer- Martin R. Bragen, May 26. Born in then attended Berkeley (Boalt) Law. For two ing from Cal and San Jose State, respectively, 56 June 1934, Martin attended Cal on years, he served as a Captain in the Judge Hank worked at Philco before landing a job a scholarship and became a Registered Civil Advocate General’s Corps. After his military at GTE Sylvania, where he worked until he Professional Engineer in the State of Califor- service, Warren was appointed an attorney retired at the age of 55. He later established nia. He worked several years with California for the UC Board of Regents and later became Gold Hill Winery and Brewery with his Public Utilities Commission in San Francisco the first Associate Vice Chancellor-Business daughter, Bryna, taking over as the General and Caltrans in Northern and Southern Management, UCSD. He ended his work Manager in 2010. Hank was a loving husband California. career as a mentor, teaching a sixth grade in to his wife, Arlene, whom he married in 1997.

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He is survived by two daughters, a step-son, Peter Mallon, her life partner. Franciska was graduate school at the University of Minne- and two grandchildren. a generous and thoughtful soul who made sota. He was on the University of Iowa faculty friends wherever she went. She was also for two years before joining the Cal physics Gerald K. Lee, March 19. Born in Watsonville, involved with the local music community department in 1960. He soon began develop- Jerry grew up in Berkeley and received his in Livermore. Franciska is survived by her ing satellite instrumentation that could study bachelor’s of architecture in 1960. He served partner. particles and x-rays from the sun. He and his in the Army from 1958 to 1960. He later co- students flew space satellite instruments on founded and became head of design at LDA William “Thomas” Kinkade, April more than a dozen spacecraft, including the Architects in San Francisco. A celebrated 80 6, in Monte Sereno. He was a well- Apollo 15 and 16 sub-satellites. Alongside pro- architect, his notable projects include the Mei known artist and self-coined “Painter of fessor Robert Lin, Anderson built detectors to Lun Yuen Chinatown Housing, Pier 45 Devel- Light.” The Placerville native attended Berke- sample gases from Halley’s Comet. Anderson opment Proposal, SFO AirTrain stations, and ley before transferring to art school. He was served as director of Berkeley’s Space Sci- his collaboration on the San Francisco Asian briefly a cartoonist for the Daily Cal. He ences Laboratory, authored 200 papers, and Art Museum and Yerba Buena Gardens Chil- mass-marketed his later work and postulated trained two dozen graduate students. He was dren’s Center. He became an adjunct faculty that he was the most widely collected Ameri- elected a member of the National Academy of member in the College of Environmental can artist alive. Thomas also published best- Sciences and received many awards, including Design. Jerry is survived by three siblings and selling books with fellow artist James Gurney, a Guggenheim Fellowship and a NASA Medal an extended family. including The Artist’s Guide to Sketching. He for Exceptional Scientific Achievement. He is survived by his wife, Nanette, and their four retired from Cal in 1990. He is survived by his Phil Decker, J.D. ’72, Jan. 24, in Portland. Born daughters. wife, two daughters, and five grandchildren. in Montclair, NJ, Phil, who was in the Air Force, graduated with great distinction before Ethaan Boyer, Feb. 23, in Santa Fe. Crawford Hallock Greenewalt Jr., May 4, in attending Berkeley (Boalt) Law. He was a 99 Ethaan was a high school honor Hockessin, DE. He was 74 years old. A profes- career attorney and a Judge Pro Tem in Santa student and at Cal he was a bandsman and sor of classical archaeology at Cal, Greenewalt Clara and Marin counties. He was a litigator, earned a degree in architecture and design. was a leading participant for more than 50 author, and lecturer on California construc- He worked as an architect designer, Art years in the archaeological exploration of tion, condominium, and consumer protec- Director for Licked magazine, and created Sardis in Turkey. A week before his death, he tion law. A loyal Democrat and Golden Bear, Binky Designs. He also worked at Warehouse was honored with the American Archaeologi- he loved his friends, good wine, and sports car 21, a nonprofit youth center teaching market- cal Institute’s esteemed Bandelier Award for racing. Phil was leader of the Portland, Ore- ing and screen printing. He is survived by his Public Service to Archaeology. Colleagues say gon, chapter of CAA right up until the end. He wife, Anne Oxenhandler. his archaeological work greatly expanded the represented the best in a Bear. He is survived understanding of Lydian culture, Lydian and by his daughter, Christina. Michael Warren Morse, April 12. After Greek pottery, and the chronology of Lydia 01 attending Cal, he met and married as well as of the entire Aegean and eastern Ben James Simboli, M.A. ’71, Ph.D. ’76, May Blaire McCorduck ’03 in 2008. The couple Mediterranean. He joined the faculty at Cal 13, in Sonoma. He was born in Oakland and had a son, Theordore John, with another on in 1966, where he taught graduate and under- served in the Army during the Vietnam War. the way. Michael received an MBA from Har- graduate classes in classical archaeology. On He received a doctorate in public health, then vard Business School. A loyal Cal fan, he had retiring in 2010, Greenewalt received the worked as an administrator for the California Cal football tickets for the next 40 years. campus’s highest honor, the Berkeley Cita- Dept. of Health Services. Ben had a passion for tion. He is survived by his sister, Nancy G. teaching and devoted several decades of his Faculty and Staff Frederick. life as a professor. Among his many interests, he enjoyed aviation, astronomy, painting, and Kinsey A. Anderson, June 11, in Pinole. Born John Quigley, May 12. He was 70 years old. He was a huge Cal fan. Ben is survived by his wife, in Preston, MN. Anderson earned his under- was a professor of public policy, business, and four daughters, and two grandchildren. graduate degree in physics before attending economics at Cal. A leading scholar of housing markets, energy efficient buildings, homeless- Suzanne Graziani Sundholm, April 9, ness, and racial discrimination, he wrote four- in San Jose. Suzanne was an admin- teen books and 150 articles. In the 1970s, he and 74 For In Memoriam guidelines, istrative assistant for Cal’s Archaeological John F. Kain demonstrated that racial segrega- please visit alumni.berkeley.edu/California/ Research Facility and recently retired from tion didn’t just create ghettos but also hindered San Jose State University. She leaves behind guidelines.asp. black families from saving money through many loving cousins and friends. We prefer that you email submissions to home ownership. He and Kain also pioneered a [email protected] with way to measure housing quality quantitatively, Dorothy Johnson Atkins, Feb. 19, in El “Obituary: first name, last name, class enabling a way to study complex housing mar- 79 Cerrito. She is survived by her chil- year” in the subject line, but you also kets using more than square footage to assess dren Carla J. Patterson ’78, Frank Atkins, Tom can fax them to 510/642-6252 or mail value. John graduated from the Air Force in Atkins ’80, and John Atkins Kennedy; one a hard copy to In Memoriam, California 1964, and left four years later as a captain and grandchild; and two great-grandchildren. magazine, CAA, 1 Alumni House, with a commendation. He received a doctor- ate from Harvard in 1971 and in 1979 joined Berkeley, CA 94720-7520. Submissions Franciska E. Diemont, March 14, in Pleas- the staff at Cal. He held numerous appoint- may be edited for length and clarity. anton. Franciska grew up in El Cerrito and ments, including at Cal as chair of the depart- graduated from Cal with a bachelor’s in psy- ment of economics and director of the Berkeley chology. After college, she worked briefly Submissions deadlines: Program on Housing and Urban Policy, and at Aramco in Holland. She then worked in Spring 2013 issue: January 9 as president of the American Real Estate and human resources for several firms in the San Summer 2013 issue: March 22 Urban Economics Association. He is survived Francisco area and lived in Livermore with by his wife, Mary Curran, and four children.

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