Class Notes Class1936-1939 Notes Alumni who would like to volunteer to serve as a class correspondent should contact the Office of Alumni Affairs at [email protected], (610) 330-5040 (within Pa.), or 1-800-LAFAYETTE (outside Pa.). Visit Your Alumni Class Website Melange, Towers was started in 1925 as My mother, Marcelle, predeceased my The Class Notes that appear here the only Jewish fraternity at Lafayette. father in 2009. My brother, Neil ’71, are a condensed version of news Upon graduation, Herb was almost and I survive him. Herb is also survived and updates posted on the websites immediately drafted into the Army. In by many other Lafayette alumni, who created for each individual class. six years of service, he attained rank of attended for reasons attributable to him. For all class news, photographs, first lieutenant and saw action in the These include his granddaughter, baby announcements, wedding European Theater. At his request, we Rebecca Rednor ’08; his partner’s announcements and photographs, gave him a military funeral. He was granddaughter, Lesley Kline ’09; reunion planning, and more, go to buried in his uniform, wearing his battle numerous children or relatives of community.lafayette.edu. Click on ribbons and brass. An honor guard from neighbors, friends, business associates, “Classes,” and then select your Fort Dix, N.J., played taps and presented and acquaintances; and even the brother class year. the family with a U.S. flag. During of one of my law school classmates. Please continue to send your service, Herb was wounded but refused updates to your class correspondent. his Purple Heart so my grandmother would not know of his injury. 1941 After service, Herb entered the Anthony F. Noto family lumberyard and building material 3414 Drighton Court 1940 business to help my grandfather, who Bethlehem, PA 18020-1334 Howard S. Rednor ’68, was seriously ill from diabetes. In fact, (610) 758-8055 Guest Correspondent my grandfather’s illness previously had prevented my father from being shipped H. Hudson Brack died Aug. 28. Since submission of Class Notes went to the Pacific Theater due to intervention At Lafayette, he was active all four digital, I have been ghostwriting this by the Red Cross after V-E Day. As was years in choir and the tennis and cross- column for my father, Herbert Rednor. common in those days, my mother, country teams. He was a member of After Herb’s approval, my secretary whom he married in 1942, followed Theta Chi fraternity. submitted the column by email on his him by auto and train to assignments In 1942, he married Datha, his high behalf. Each time, in an oft-repeated and postings across the country. school sweetheart. During World War II, refrain, he would lament there was little Herb was partners with Eugene he was commissioned a lieutenant in news except new death notices. Kline in Rednor and Kline from 1946 the Navy, serving as communication On Oct. 31, Herb joined the rolls of until 1986. Ironically, Eugene was a liaison officer on ships escorting his departed classmates and friends. He Lehigh graduate. convoys of troops and supply vessels was a true son of Lafayette. His mother Herb was a leader in numerous crossing the Atlantic. was born and raised on Fifth Street in lumber and building materials commercial Hudson worked 16 years as an Easton. He was the first member of his groups and associations. He was industrial engineer for Procter & Gamble. family to attend college, and my grand- president of Lower Bucks County (Pa.) He then served as administrator with mother was as thrilled he enrolled at Chamber of Commerce—no minor Reformed Church of America for eight Lafayette as my grandfather was proud. achievement in view of the participation years. In 1972, he and Datha owned and While at Lafayette, Herb was a of numerous national corporations. He operated a general store in Willow, N.Y. member of the camera club, a writer was also president of the local Lions In 1995, they moved to a retirement for The Lafayette, and a contributor to Club and an active member of Adath village in State College, Pa. The Touchstone, the literary magazine. Israel Congregation, in which he held Hudson was predeceased by A chemistry major, he earned a post- positions of leadership. Datha. Six children and a foster graduate fellowship in geology at Herb was class correspondent for the child, eight grandchildren, and Louisiana State University. He was Class of 1940 for at least two different 11 great-grandchildren survive him. instrumental in obtaining permission terms, and he and I were perhaps the Our condolences to them all. from Lafayette’s administration to only active father-son columnists. I owe Phil Leslie a posthumous colonize the Sigma Chapter of Pi He was active in the Delaware Valley thank you for easing my duties as class Lambda Phi fraternity and the initiation Lafayette Chapter for many years and correspondent. He researched every of members of Towers Club into maintained contact with his friends and member of our class from our first days “national.” According to the 1940 classmates from the College. to our June 6 commencement. 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Join the Alumni Online Community to read or post online Class Notes, sign up for email forwarding, access an alumni directory, post your résumé and view others’, register for alumni activities, and update your contact information. 50 lafayette • SPRING 2012 For full version and photos, see community.lafayette.edu 1941–1950 may be gone but are not forgotten. theClass Fifth Air Force inNotes Italy. From 1945 The fall 2011 Lafayette Magazine to 1984, he served as senior research 1948 listed 10 members of Class of ’41 as chemist at Squibb Corp. Harvey H. Hunerberg donors to the 2010–11 Annual Fund. Your class columnist, Bob Johnston, 7015 River Club Blvd. Also listed were three widows of and wife Shirley moved to a retirement Bradenton, FL 34202 classmates. Mrs. Richard (Anne Hale) facility in September.