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'47June Buck '47 lost her husband of 52 years on July 14, 2002. She is a colon cancer survivor. She is also the past President of the Sarasota Music Club and actively encourages all the arts.'52Roger Allan Bump '52 celebrated his 50th wedding anniversary August 14, 2003 and also celebrated his 75th birthday August 28.'66Gail Palmer Fraser '66 Teaches first grade and has been married to her husband Bob for 35 years. She has two wonderful stepsons, Bobby and Jack, and 6 grandchildren ranging in age from 18 years to 4 months.'68Alice Mortman Harris '68 has published two books, The White T-Shirt and The Blue Jean, both that walk you pictorially through the history of the most popularized American clothing. Both coffee-table stylebooks boast pictures of famous icons such as Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, Marlon Brando, Madonna, former President Clinton, and others, taken by famous photographers such as Annie Liebovitz, Patrick McMullan, and Mark Seliger. The White T-Shirt and The Blue Jean can be purchased at www.amazon.com, Barnes and Noble, and leading book retailers.'69Ronald Molter '69 lives in Needham and works for Boch Toyota as a Customer Service Representative.(correction from the last magazine) Ben Aleks '69 has coached high school wrestling at Springfield Cathedral High School in Springfield, MA for 20 years |
and at Enrico Fermi High School in Enfield, CT for 13 years. His overall record is 289 wins:81 losses:3 ties.'70Janis N. Pechenik '70 writes, "I am looking forward to retiring a the end of this school year from teaching kindergarten after over 30 years! I will continue to teach at the College of St. Rose next fall in the Early Childhood Masters Program. It was a special gift when I finally made the decision to retire and move on to teaching at the college level. I am active in our local branch of the National Association for the Education of Young Children."'72Vicki (Claypole) Anderson '72 writes, "After celebrating one year as Executive Director at the Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center, Pawcatuck, CT, I was presented with a State of CT Citation of Appreciation for my work on behalf of the working poor and seniors (especially women). This was presented to me by State Senator Diana Urban (R) and also signed by State Senator Cathy Cook (R). I'm equally proud of being a mother and a grandmother: my daughter Shannon and her husband Vincent, have blessed me with two grandchildren, Amelia (age 3) and Aidan (age 1)."'73Donna Ralph Franklin '73 works with her husband and they have two children; one, age 21, and a junior at Lehigh University and the other, age 16, a sophomore in high school.'77Janice Stanovich Rogers '77 tells us that after 23 years working for CVS Corporation, she graduated from a floral design program and opened her own flower shop in 2001. It is now a flowers and gifts shop and she |
has recently opened a second shop. Kevin Janet '77 writes, "Hello to my long lost friends and Curry professors! After leaving Curry, I moved back to DC and landed my first post undergraduate job with the Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress. Along the way, I got married, now going on 20 plus years, and have two children. I returned to law school and obtained my J.D. degree from the National Law Center, George Washington University. In July, 2002, I joined the Office of Chief Counsel for the newly formed Transportation Security Administration (TSA) U.S. Dept. of Transportation. With the passage of the Homeland Security Act, TSA officially migrated to the new Department of Homeland Security in March, 2003. As agency counsel for a newly formed government agency (in a newly formed Cabinet-level Department) I don't think it can get any more exciting or challenging for agency counsel. Prior to TSA, I was an attorney advisor for the Drug Enforcement Administration, U.S. Department of Justice. To those mentioned above, I'd love to hear from you! Email me at Kevin.janet@tsa.dot.gov." '78Laura Daley-Caravella '78 has worked as a Sales & Management Training Consultant for the past 15 years. Her book titled Talk Your Way to the Top will be published by McGraw-Hill in September 2003.Helenty Homans Hagen '78 writes, "I am living in Incline Village, NV where I've lived for the past 13 years and I currently teach in the Special Ed. Department for our Middle School. My son, Eric, is a sophomore at Oxford College in Georgia and my daughter, Laura, starts college |
this fall at Colorado Christian University in Lakewood."
Peter Horn '78 writes, "Stayed single. Did some graduate work at both Kansas University and DePaul University. Worked in radio in Elmira NY, Danbury CT, Lawrence KS, Kansas City Missouri and Chicago IL. Left radio full time in 1985. Since then I have worked in support and project management in voice and data companies. My current position is sales engineer for Globacom Inc. in Chicago IL." Gregory A. Little '78 has worked as an actor with Trinity Square Rep. Theatre in Rhode Island, was a lead dancer with the Elm Lewis Dance Company in Boston, and was a lead dancer in MGM Grand/Ballys in Reno, NV. He is now a Photographer for his own company called Galexander for Actors and Models. He also traveled the world for about six years as an entertainer. Marjorie (McMullen) Pelczsar '78 writes, "I'm about to enter my 26th year as a Special Educator in the Haverhill School system. I've been married for 20 years. I have 2 sons ages 17 and 15. I'm reminiscing a lot of my Curry years. Recently, my oldest son Matthew is touring college campuses." Barbara (Wicham) Romans '78 is living in Bayville, NJ and will be celebrating her 25th wedding anniversary in November! Warren Ruchie '78 has returned to live in the Boston area after having lived in Florida for a while. He has two boys; one graduating from high school this year and the other starts high school in the fall. Jeffrey '78 and Gretchen (Baker) Tarleton '78 report that Emily, their oldest daughter, is graduating |