1969 Class Correspondents
Ray Pike Salisbury, Mass. rnwpike@comcast.net George Cushing Delanson, N.Y. gcushing@nycap.rr.com
David G. Brock ’67
Update for the Civil Litigator, for the Erie Institute of Law at the Bar Association of Erie County headquarters.
1968 Class Correspondent
John Dresser Etna, N.H. dresserdmd@myfairpoint.net Dr. Robert McClellan Kisabeth Jr. was honored by the Cocke County Education Foundation in March, at the annual Celebrate Our Successes banquet at Carson Springs Conference Center. The yearly banquet serves as both a fundraiser for the foundation and as a way to bring attention to the many alumni of Cocke County’s schools who have achieved outstanding successes in their fields. Robert graduated from Cocke County (Tenn.) High School in 1964 as salutatorian of his class. Dave Hourigan retired two years ago as a principal in the Milford, Conn. school system, and now lives fulltime in North Port, Fla. Dave reports that he plays a lot of golf and has also started dabbling in bridge and pinochle. Dave is a five-time grandpa. He gets back to most ReUnions, and keeps in touch with John Astriab and Bill Priscott on a fairly regular basis.
Wayne Ugolik writes, “After 33 years with the New York State Department of Transportation, I retired in September 2010. Following graduate school and a stint in the U.S. Army, I began my career at NYSDOT in 1977 as a senior mathematician in the Albany main office. I transferred to the Long Island regional office in 1991 to serve as its first travel demand manager, and was responsible for developing and implementing programs to advance New York State’s first and only suburban highoccupancy-vehicle lanes. These now operate along 40 miles of the Long Island Expressway within Nassau and Suffolk counties. I also led numerous innovative efforts to engage the general public in NYSDOT’s planning efforts on Long Island, including live television and online surveys. In 2003, I was promoted to director of regional planning and program management for Long Island. I was fortunate to be able to publish several papers with the Transportation Research Board of the National Research Council and to mentor others to do likewise. Currently, I enjoy retirement and volunteer at an emergency food pantry that helps people in need.” Dr. Daniel Z. Aronzon writes, “I recently retired as president and CEO of Vassar Brothers Medical Center and will be enjoying time with Nancy, daughters and grandchildren, working with local not-for-
profits, golf, travel and all the benefits of the beautiful Hudson Valley. Recently, the medical center’s board honored me by naming the new $66 million dollar addition, the Daniel Z. Aronzon M.D. Center for Ambulatory Surgery.”
1970 Class Correspondent
Frank Donnini 239 Rushlake Ct. Newport News, Va. 23602-6348 fpdonnini@aol.com John Duffy writes, “We continue to split our time between Manhattan, the Smithfield Valley in Dutchess County, and Hutchinson Island, Fla. I am working parttime as a risk consultant, but spending at least as much time examining systemic risks, such as rogue finance, resource depletion, environmental degradation and sovereign collapse. My wife, Maxine, just completed another thriller with Jim Patterson, which went to number one on the New York Times bestseller list. My son, Brendan ’15, will start his sophomore year at Union in September. He is majoring in psychology and working this summer as an intern in the neurology department at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.”
1971 Class Correspondent
Henry Fein, M.D. 1106 Cedrus Way Rockville, Md. 20854 hgfein@aol.com Dr. Lawrence S. Schek was recently named chief medical officer and senior vice president of St. Vincent’s Medical Center in Bridgeport. He also remains chairperson of the hospital’s Department of Cardiovascular Medicine and medical director of the
Elizabeth Pfriem Regional Heart and Vascular Center at St. Vincent’s.
1972 Class Correspondent
Frederick A. Levy LCSW 732 Thimble Shoals Blvd. Suite 702 Newport News, Va. 23606-4256 glida1@verizon.net Kate White, editor-in-chief at Cosmopolitan magazine, was featured in a March edition of the New York Post. The story focused on her Upper East Side townhouse, which she and her husband bought in 1996, and its history. Visit www.nypost.com for more.
1973 Class Correspondent
George C. Schwab 1710 Broadway, Apt. B Schenectady, N.Y. 12306 (518) 372-6507 Michael Sachs writes, “The newly formed Union College Exercise and Sport Psychology Alumni Association (UCESPAA) is looking for graduates who are working in the field of exercise and sport psychology and/or have related interests in our area. We also welcome interest from current students and graduates who wish to learn more about exercise and sport psychology. Please e-mail me at msachs@temple. edu or James Schwabach ’09 at jschwabach@apexperform. com if interested.” Mark McKinlay is the director for the Center for Vaccine Equity (CVE), a newly defined sector of the Task Force for Global Health in Atlanta. The CVE sector is focused on reducing the burden of vaccine-preventable diseases and has a goal of assuring equitable access to vaccines in all parts of the world.
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