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class agEnt John c. shea (johnkimshea@comcast.net)
roosevelt “Mel” Crosland is a prosperity network facilitator in San Diego, CA.
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class agEnts carolyn clancy (carolynmclancy@comcast.net) Phil sarocco (pwsarocco@gmail.com)
richard DesLauriers was appointed in July as Special Agent in Charge of the Boston office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). A counterintelligence and espionage investigator, Richard has 23 years of experience with the FBI and will oversee operations in MA, ME, NH and RI. He previously served as deputy assistant director of the Counterintelligence Division of at FBI headquarters in Washington since 2008. James MacKoul was ordained an Orthodox priest on 1/17/10. He graduated in May from Holy Cross Greek Orthodox Theological Seminary in Brookline. He continues his job as a financial planner and resides with his family in St. Louis. Hank naughton was re-elected in November as a Massachusetts State Representative for the 12th Worcester District. He has served in the MA House of Representatives since 1995. Lisa Sutton was promoted to director of development and outreach at Opportunity Works, headquartered in Newburyport. Opportunity Works provides employment and day habilitation services for people with developmental disabilities throughout the Merrimack Valley. gregory ugalde, president and chief legal officer of T&M Building Co. in Torrington, CT, was elected as the 2010 moderator of state representatives for the National Association of Home Builders (NAHB) and also elected as the 2011–13 NAHB New England area chairman.
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gathering for a dinner in West hartford in october were class of ’84 alumni (l-r) and former roommates Deb ovian hopper, katie greenwood o’connell, sue Dailey Malanga, therese reynolds gauthier and Maureen Bailey kelly. Ellen Moynihan Long is a recently tenured assistant professor of special education at Millersville (PA) University, where she works with Adele Ruszak, daughter of the late ray Marion ’46. Adele is an assistant professor of wellness and sport sciences. Sandra Merlini read her narrative poem and sketch “A Noble Animal” at the September meeting of the Longfellow Poetry Society, of which she is a member. Sandra is also a member of the Marlborough Artists Group and enjoys painting watercolors.
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class agEnt Ed McDonald (emcd6114@aol.com)
Carolyn Burbine was appointed by Abington Bank to its board of directors. She is assistant district attorney, Appellate Division, for Plymouth County District Attorney Timothy Cruz. richard greene was appointed vice president of sales/general manager of Inside Out Communications of Holliston in October.
Beth Waldron Boothe (bboothe4@gmail.com) Danielle Dugas Molleur (sixmolars@verizon.net) Mike sullivan (linchris01@aol.com)
Maura Murphy Burke was appointed principal of St. Brendan Elementary School in Boston. She has worked in Catholic education for the past 15 years. Maura lives in Braintree with husband Jim and daughters Bridget and Christine.
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class agEnts neil isakson (neil.isakson@worcesteracademy.org) Jackie Jones (jjones@acchs.info) scott White (scott@swhitecpa.com)
John DelPozzo was named vice president, northeast division of the Producing General Agent Marketing organization of Ohio National Financial Services, based in Cincinnati. John joined Ohio National in 2007 and will be responsible for managing regional offices in the northeast and midatlantic U.S. James trainor, Jr. was named Intelligence Division Special Agent in Charge for FBI New York. BirtHS: Alana Connolly Mitchell and husband Eric welcomed Julia Smith Mitchell, on 10/12/10.
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rob ames (rames@sovereignbank.com)
Michelle Picard has been appointed by the Arlington (MA) School Board to the newly-created position of director of early childhood and elementary education.