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John Cholish ’02 Loves a Good Fight
The Cornell Daily Sun ran an article in March on Delbarton alum John Cholish ’02 who wrestled for the Green Wave and Cornell. Cholish, who fights under the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) banner, has drawn national publicity for an unusual biographical detail – his day job as a Wall Street energy broker. Sportswriters have profiled the “Ivy League energy broker turned fighter” and are impressed that Cholish – who lost his first bout but none since – balances two fast-paced careers. His next scheduled UFC fight was on May 5 at the New Jerseys Izod Center.
take over the full time operations of his company College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving.
Farms and was attended by many Delbarton alumni. (See photo in the Wedding Album) The couple now resides in Boca Raton, FL.
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Derrick Hadzima is a Director with RevGen Partners, a consulting firm in Centennial, CO. He and his wife Sheila live in Littleton, CO with their children Lucas (11), Katelyn (9) and James (7).
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Lawrence Cutalo and Adelaide Riggi were married on July 16, 2011 at Bonnet Island Estate, Long Beach Island, NJ. (See photo in the Wedding Album) Rod Trafford and Jamie Duva were married on May 28, 2011 at St Mary’s Abby. The reception took place at Hamilton
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Ryan Baker and Alyssa Viano were married on August 13, 2011 at Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston, MA with many Delbarton friends in attendance (see photo in Wedding Album). The couple lives in Manhattan. Rick Lynn and Trish Gubiotti were married on August 27, 2011 at The Sagamore, Lake George NY. (See photo in the Wedding Album) Rick is VP Product Development and owner of RLM Apparel Software Systems in Lyndhurst, NJ and Trish is an Account Director at Yahoo in NYC. The couple lives in Hoboken, NJ. Rob Walls and Nicole Clock (Continued on page 86)
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NHL’s George Parros ’98: More than Just a Handsome ’Stache
“He is the most interesting man in the NHL. A feared enforcer with an Ivy League pedigree, one of the league’s most recognizable faces...” The November issue of GQ magazine included an entertaining Q&A with former Green Wave hockey player George Parros ’98. Parros brought the famed Stanley Cup to Delbarton – and to Princeton, his collegiate alma mater – in August 2007 after his team, the Anaheim Ducks, beat the Ottawa Senators for the NHL title.
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Burke Stinson ’60 Keeps Climbing At age 70 Richard Burke Stinson ’60 is still climbing in the Canadian Rockies where he has a second home outside Banff, Alberta. Banff is the second highest (4800 feet) community in Canada after Lake Louise, and the Canadian Rockies are the easternmost range of the Canadian Cordillera, the mountains of Western Canada, and form part of the American Cordillera from Alaska to the southernmost tip of South America.