Alumni Herald Fall/Winter 2024

ALUMNI HERALD

FALL/WINTER 2024

Featuring the ESU Foundation 2023-2024 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors

PICTURE PERFECT

Campus in all its beauty the morning of Academic Convocation, August 29, 2024.

Photo by Susie Forrester

Greetings to our ESU

Warriors!

Welcome to the Fall/Winter 2024 edition of the Alumni Herald, presented in combination with the ESU Foundation’s Annual Report for the second consecutive year. This combined publication blends some of the exciting things happening at ESU with impactful stories and vital data while recognizing the generosity of more than 2,500 donors. These contributions exceeded more than $5.6 million in total gifts and pledges and more than $1.2 million in scholarship support for ESU students during the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

In this issue, the cover story spotlights six students, representing distinct aspects of campus and who capture the impact of generosity. Each story offers a look into how scholarships shaped their academic journey, and how it will continue to transform their lives and the communities they will serve. I know you’ll enjoy digging in, learning how they are thriving at ESU, and even possibly see yourself in them. Beyond scholarships, the ESU Foundation has also supported research opportunities across the university including the PA Tick Research Lab and the ESU Speech and Hearing Center.

Giving highlights this year include the fifth consecutive year that the ESU Foundation has awarded more than $1 million scholarship support to our students. We are approaching the 800-scholarship mark in annual and endowed awards, after adding 23 new scholarships last year. We’re incredibly grateful for the 250+ members of our prestigious President’s Circle, and the 220+ members of the 1893 Society who have committed to remembering the ESU Foundation in their estate plans, after adding 11 new members last year.

The Fall 2024 semester began with a significant milestone for higher education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania with the establishment of the first State Board of Higher Education. This new board brings together leaders from higher education, business, labor, student organizations, the legislature, and government to craft a strategic vision for higher education across the state. I was honored to be appointed by Governor Josh Shapiro to be an inaugural member of this board, providing a voice for the thousands of students, faculty, coaches, staff and alumni of the State System. We will have a voice in critical discussions that shape the future of higher ed, and I’m excited to have a seat at this table.

ESU’s student population continues to grow, with a 3.2% increase in enrollment, bringing our total fall enrollment to 5,636 students. This marks our third straight year of enrollment growth. Our ongoing efforts to redesign student success services has led to gains in student retention and degree completion, and we’re proud of strong growth in transfer and returning students. Reflecting the university’s commitment to access and opportunity, institutional data highlights show that more than one-third of undergraduate students report that they are the first in their family to go to college, the male-to-female mix is nearly equal and nearly half identify as an underrepresented minority.

Our annual Homecoming festivities welcomed hundreds of alumni on a beautiful October day in the Poconos. The Class of 1974 showed up in force to mark their 50th reunion celebration, the football team thrilled us with a triumphant high-scoring victory against a conference rival, and we recognized nine recipients at the Alumni Association Awards dinner in the Warren E. ’55 and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center. Plans are already underway for next year’s Homecoming and the 50th reunion for the Class of 1975. We look forward to having you all back on campus.

In athletics, our Warriors have continued their momentum from an incredibly successful 2023-24, ranking third for their best-ever finish in the PSAC’s Dixon Trophy, and are second through the fall 2024 championships. I invite you to read about all the team and individual accomplishments, including regional and national honors, and we offer special congratulations to field hockey head coach Sandy Miller, who will be inducted to the national field hockey coaches Hall of Fame in January.

As we embark on the spring semester, we move closer to the opening of the new University Center, a state-of-the-art centerpiece that will not only house many of our student organizations, but also provide venues for much of our student services and co-curricular activities, enhancing the experience of current and future ESU students. While some of the campus may look a little different than it did during your time here, we retain the charm, character and several of the facilities that we all love. ESU remains Where Warriors Belong.

Kenneth Long ESU President

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

Kenneth Long

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Renee Broady

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Dave Janosz

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Olivia Wetherhold

COVER STORY

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For ESU junior and competitive swimmer Vera Renshof, traveling the more than 3,700 miles from her home in the Netherlands to Pennsylvania was an exciting adventure. It had always been her desire to swim in America while she pursued her college degree, but there was a downside: the cost to attend college is far more expensive in the United States than the Netherlands. Fortunately, Renshof applied and was the recipient of four scholarships in fiscal year 20232024, gifts that made all the difference in her American dream.

Renshof is among hundreds of student scholarship recipients that received financial support to pursue their academic goals and dreams for the future. This issue, combined with the ESU Foundation’s 2023-2024 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors, takes you right to the point of impact – from the vantage point of six extremely grateful scholarship recipients.

More Related Content:

• Tick Research Lab of PA locks in $2 million grant, rounds out six years of growth – page 22

• Five consecutive years topping $1 million in scholarship support – page 24

CORRECTION: World Syndrome Day, held on March 21, 2024, was hosted by the ESU Department of Special Education and Rehabilitation. A story in the Spring Summer 2024 edition of the Alumni Herald magazine incorrectly stated who hosted the event.

FEATURES

9 FALL SEMESTER WELCOMES CLASS OF 2028 ESU enrollment hike brings new Warriors to campus

16 THE ‘WHO’S WHO’ WHEN GIVING BACK TO ESU

The ESU Foundation’s fiscal year 2023-2024 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors

48 ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENTS HONORED

Fellow Warriors earn highest honors, plus Homecoming highlights (page 14)

51 WARRIORS LEAD THE WAY, AGAIN Students excel in Dixon Trophy standings

CALLING ALL ATHLETIC TRAINING ALUMNI!

Celebrating 50 Years of Excellence: Athletic Training Education Program

Athletic Training is gearing up for its 50th Anniversary Celebration in 2025.

Visit page 12 for what’s on tap for alumni and students in the coming year.

DEPARTMENTS

9 CAMPUS NEWS

14 AL UMNI NEWS

16 E SU FOUNDATION

51 WARRIOR SPIRIT

54 CLASS NOTES

56 IN MEMORIAM

Contributors

Tioga Anderson ’12

Melissa Davis

MaryEllen Dickey ’80

Mike Gombita

Sara Karnish

Greg Knowlden M’04

Ryan Long

Stacey Marshall

Elizabeth Richardson

Richard Santoro

Laurie Schaller ’10

Michelle Keating-Sibel ’00

Shelley A. Speirs ’92

Olivia Wetherhold

Caryn Wilkie

ALUMNI HERALD

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ESU Office of Alumni Engagement

Henry A. Ahnert, Jr. Alumni Center

200 Prospect Street East Stroudsburg, PA 18301 570-422-3333 alumni@esufoundation.org

East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania is committed to equal opportunity for its students, employees and applicants. The university is committed to providing equal educational and employment rights to all persons without regard to race, color, sex, religion, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity or veteran’s status. Each member of the university community has a right to study and work in an environment free from any form of racial, ethnic, and sexual discrimination including sexual harassment, sexual violence and sexual assault. (Further information, including contact information, can be found on the university’s website at esu.edu/titleix.) In accordance with federal and state laws, the university will not tolerate discrimination. This policy is placed in this document in accordance with state and federal laws including Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Sections 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, and the Civil Rights Act of 1991 as well as all applicable federal and state executive orders.

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CORNER

MY FELLOW ALUMNI

As you read this issue of the Alumni Herald, one of my favorite campus traditions has already taken place. In September, I was honored to participate in the Legacy Pinning Ceremony, where Dr. Brooke K. Langan ‘91 M’96, shared her story as a first-generation student. She reflected on the barriers she overcame, making the ceremony even more meaningful as she and her family were inducted as a legacy family.

We were joined by several other legacy families who filled Lenape Lounge with love, excitement, and pride as they shared stories across generations. One special guest was Eileen Karpe ‘54, who celebrated her 70th class reunion. Accompanied by her family, Eileen was recognized with a bouquet of flowers for this incredible milestone.

Homecoming Weekend arrived with beautiful weather, a welcome change from last year’s rain, and we were not disappointed! The weekend began with Friday’s alumni check-in and the Remembrance Day Ceremony.

That evening, the ESU Alumni Association Board of Directors recognized nine outstanding alumni for their excellence across a range of fields—from health sciences and education to business and sports. Each year, I’m amazed by our alumni’s remarkable achievements. It’s a privilege to hear their inspiring stories and learn how their time at ESU shaped their success.

On Saturday, alumni gathered for the Alumni Tailgate, where it was incredible to see generations of Warriors reconnect and pick up right where they left off. It was a day full of music, games, retro-themed tents, and laughter. Tom Petro ‘72, Glenn Gottshalk ‘72, and the ESU 70’s Socialites once again showed us how it’s done. Despite the distance and years, this alumni group remains close, bringing their Warrior spirit wherever they go. The best tailgate award went to the ESU Black Alumni Association for their creative retro theme, camaraderie, and standout table setup. As classmates reconnected and shared their stories, the evening was elevated by the incredible talents of Jailyn Suggs and the band Pentagram. Jailyn brought her energy and expertise to the DJ turntables, creating an upbeat atmosphere, while Pentagram, featuring Frank Newby ‘75, Bill Brubaker, Ellen Young Grill ‘79, Nick Gentile, Lou Collins ‘77, Chuck Kagel ‘76, and Forrest Young ‘76, delighted the crowd with a dynamic and captivating performance. Homecoming is always a family-friendly weekend and a great opportunity to introduce the future Warriors to ESU.

After the tailgate, we headed to Eiler-Martin Stadium to cheer on our Warriors as they took on the WCU Golden Rams. Robin Schneider ‘04 and her niece, Bella Smith, Class of 2028, gave a beautiful rendition of the national anthem. The Marching Warriors and Cheerleading squad also performed incredibly well, showcasing their talents for the crowd.

This upcoming May marks 25 years since I graduated from ESU, and every time I step back on campus, I get the same feeling I did back then. The crisp fall air, throwing on my favorite AOII sweatshirt, and heading to class or meetings at the Greek Life office all come flooding back. I’m also reminded of the amazing people who believed in me and helped me realize my full potential. Professors like Dr. Terry Master and Dr. Richard Pekala pushed me academically, while mentors like Dean Moses gave me opportunities to lead and make a difference. Though my path eventually led to nursing, my time at ESU laid the foundation for everything I’ve accomplished.

This is why I’m passionate about staying engaged with ESU as an alumna and student. We all have something to offer. Your impact truly matters, whether time, talent, or treasure. My fellow board members and I are already planning next year’s events, including the annual golf outing, which helps fund scholarships for students who were once like us. Being part of initiatives directly impacting students’ lives is an honor.

For more information on supporting student scholarships, please contact the ESU Foundation at 570-422-3333.

As we head into winter, I encourage you to check our website and social media pages for updates on upcoming events. For those of you who may find it hard to return to campus, I hope you enjoy this edition of the Herald. Visit www.esualumni.org to see what’s happening at ESU, find your local alumni chapter, and get involved!

Wishing you a Happy New Year in 2025 filled with family, friends, and wonderful memories.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2024-2025

Executive Members

Michelle Keating-Sibel ’00

President

Danica Marsh-Hartenfels ’97

Vice President

Jamie Borger ’15

Secretary

Alumni Board Members

Deborah Sue Allen ’98

Michael Bidwell ’99

Kristine Bush ’12

Britt Carpenter ’89

Glenn Clark ’74

Joseph Delchop ’10

Danielle Dungee ’17

Aimee Ellison ’91

Ashley Johnson ’08

Brandon Lawrence ’07

Jessica Maxwell ’16

Lori Miller Weinstein ’77

Kathleen Murphy Kirkwood ’95

Adrian Neves ’07

Yewande Oladeinde ’07

Caitlin Ord ’07 M’08

Melissa Owens ’06 M’11

Thomas Petro ’72

Deborah Pride ’98

Jessica Ras ’13

Sean Roth ’16

Robin Smith-Schneider ’04

Stephanie Squires ’06

Bryan Thomson ’14

Emeriti

Bryan L. Hill ’71

Glenn G. Gottshalk ‘72

Frank E. Johnson ’74

Phyllis M. Kirschner ’63

Sandra “Pinky” O’Neil-Seiler ’57

Faye D. Soderberg ’58

Virginia M. Sten ’71

Your

Fellow Warrior, Michelle Keating-Sibel ’00 President ESU Alumni Association Board of Directors

Hey East Stroudsburg University Alumni members!

WE ARE GRATEFUL

• For the fifth consecutive year, scholarship awards provided by the ESU Foundation have exceeded more than $1 million, every dollar going to a student with a desire to learn, grow and pursue a college education.

• In fiscal year 2023-2024, 778 scholarship awards totaling more than $1.2 million were provided to students, each on a personal journey to better themselves, and their lives.

Only through your support are we able to provide the resources so many WARRIORS need to succeed!

The Alumni Herald is honored to share several of their stories of gratitude.

By Sara Karnish

Aliyah Williams | Class of 2025

Robert C. Walker III ’97 Annual & Endowed Scholarships

Aliyah Williams has always loved words. Her passion for books and writing inspired her to pursue a degree in English. ESU became her school of choice for several reasons— she was drawn to the professional and digital media writing track within ESU’s English major, the campus was close to her home in Effort, Pa., and she received a generous academic scholarship. Williams is the recipient of the Robert C. Walker III ’97 Annual & Endowed Scholarships, an award given to students with a minimum 2.0 GPA and demonstrated love of the writing field. The scholarship has eased some of the financial burden for Williams and her family. “It’s done a lot [for me]. It’s taken my focus off of making money to pay for school. I can relax and focus on my academics and not worry so much about the financial side,” she said.

Carson Howard | Class of 2027

Cramer Family Men’s Basketball

Endowed Scholarship

Jeff Dailey Memorial Scholarship

Athletic Hall of Fame Annual Scholarship

Andy Lee/Braveheart Pub Annual Scholarship

Basketball has been a constant in Carson Howard’s life. A native of Lanoka Harbor, N.J., Howard had early dreams of playing basketball at the college level—and beyond. The scholarships he received from ESU helped make some of those dreams come true. “The scholarships have meant the world to me,” Howard says.

“Playing basketball at the next level has always been a dream of mine as a kid. It wouldn’t have been possible without the scholarships. It’s amazing that I can come to school, play basketball, and study at the next level, as well.”

Now a senior, Williams has taken advantage of the many extracurricular activities at ESU. She is a member of the Christian Fellowship, a student liaison for the ESU Alumni Association Board of Directors, and is the Editor-in-Chief of the Stroud Courier, the campus newspaper, as well as serving as an orientation leader, the student representative on the orientation planning committee, and a tour guide for the university.

“Getting involved with the extracurriculars has helped me open up. I was really shy and I didn’t start joining clubs until my second year. But getting involved helps connect you with others,” Williams said. Thanks to completing three internships in which she developed various skill sets and was exposed to different job possibilities within the writing field, Williams is considering a career in either public relations or human resources. “My internships have shown me how the skills I learned in the classroom apply to the real world,” she said. “I was a little confused about how it could all work, but now I see how these skills apply to a career.”

Williams calls her time at ESU “really great. The community I’ve made here has been super helpful. It’s been a really great experience. The [ESU] community is very welcome and open. That’s another reason why I made the decision to come to ESU—seeing the campus and how everyone connects with each other.”

A sophomore computer science major, Howard is still exploring possible careers. He chose his major because he’s always been interested in technology. Getting to know the department faculty confirmed his decision to attend ESU.

“I chose ESU because of the family atmosphere, and the basketball coaching staff really wanted to see me improve,” he said. “I might pursue engineering or something on the IT side. I want to play basketball as long as I can and see what I can do with the comp sci degree. Getting to know the faculty in the computer science department—they’re fantastic. It’s a very intimate relationship with the professors because of the small class sizes. It lets you ask more questions, which has helped my learning.”

ESU has taught Howard important life lessons that extend beyond the classroom or basketball court. “I’ve learned to stick to the process and have confidence in myself,” he says. “I get one percent better every day, and I try not to worry too much about external things.” He urges students considering ESU to not only look at the university’s academic programs, but the wider campus community, which he calls “really tight-knit. It’s a smaller school so you’ll get around campus and meet people you’ll get to see often, then build meaningful relationships. On the academic side, you’ll make connections with your professors which will definitely help your learning. There are so many amazing facilities here on campus, there are sports, there are things to do outside…the community is really amazing.”

Vera Renshof | Class of 2026

The Feldman-Mellner Endowed Scholarship

Northeast Site Contractors Swimming

Annual Scholarship

Women’s Swim Team

Endowed Scholarship

Minda L. Krawitz ’84 Endowed Scholarship

Vera Renshof has been swimming for as long as she can remember.

Growing up in the Netherlands, Renshof’s mother enrolled her in baby swimming lessons when she was only six months old. She’s never left the pool. Her commitment to the sport earned her a scholarship to East Stroudsburg University. As a student who never imagined attending college in the United States, the scholarship has been a tremendous help, especially since Renshof was unsure of her career path.

“Going to America for swimming has always been a dream of mine,” Renshof said. In the Netherlands, “you really study for a specific thing, as you would nursing here in the U.S. Because I didn’t know what I wanted to do, it was a

Rowan Medcraft | Class of 2026

Shi-Yang Mathematics Endowed Scholarship

Elizabeth Kurtz Endowed Scholarship

As a student at Pocono Mountain East High School, Rowan Medcraft did not have a set career path in mind. It was only during the COVID-19 pandemic while doing online schooling that Medcraft discovered computer programming and had a lightbulb moment. He’d found his calling.

“I started programming when I took an Intro to Java class in 10th grade, and I liked how hands-on it was compared to all my other classes,” he says. “Wherein all of my other classes it was difficult to see the applications of what we were learning, with computer programming, I could write code and see what it did from Day One, and I found that to be very cool. When the COVID pandemic began, I used my newfound free time to make small projects and games, and learned more through online resources.”

Now a junior, Medcraft applied to several schools but ultimately chose ESU because of its proximity to his home in Cresco, Pa., its affordability, and its strong

really hard decision for me. I did one year of college in the Netherlands and it just was not for me.”

Going to college in the States meant more tuition. Higher education in the Netherlands is considerably less expensive than in the United States. “My parents saved enough for me to go to a Dutch college, but we didn’t know I’d be going to college in America. Without the scholarships, I wouldn’t be able to pursue my dreams in America,” Renshof said.

Renshof, a junior, is looking ahead to life after ESU. A public health major, she plans to return to her native country for graduate school and go into the field of epidemiology. Moving to ESU was Renshof’s first time away from home for an extended period; she said her years at college have taught her a lot about herself.

“One thing I’ve learned is we’re definitely more capable of doing things than we think we are. I always thought I needed help with everything, and that my parents needed to help me, but I can do things on my own. Getting out of your comfort zone is important if you want to grow.” Yet she’s also found a support system: “My [swim] coach is like my mom here. People here will help me if I need anything.”

Looking back, Renshof is sure she made the right choice to attend college in the U.S. She encourages other students to consider ESU because she’s had such a great experience. “I feel ESU is a great place for students to meet other people and to learn. There’s such a variety of people here on campus. And the school really wants you to succeed, so if you’re struggling, there are always people to help you with whatever you need.”

computer science program. After taking a calculus class in his first semester, Medcraft added mathematics as a second major.

“I started thinking about a double major because I enjoyed the class a lot, it seemed to be a subject I was very strong in, it was a great addition to a computer science portfolio, and it wouldn’t require that many more classes, so I decided to do it.” Medcraft said the scholarships he’s received have made his college experience easier. “They’ve benefited me greatly. I don’t come from a superwealthy background, and I wasn’t always sure if college would be in my future, or if I wanted to go to college. These scholarships are making it possible for me to graduate from college debt-free.”

Medcraft says he’s exploring various career paths: “I try to keep my options open. I try to take on as much as possible so I have as many routes as possible.” He said it’s difficult for any university’s curriculum to stay current with an industry that changes as quickly as computer science—many are grappling with harnessing the incredible power of AI and machine learning—but “despite that, I believe ESU has prepared me very well for the computer science job market by focusing on broad topics that can be applied to many different things. There’s also the Topics in Computer Science class, where a professor will take a topic that’s relevant in computer science and teach a class about it for a semester or two. I’m currently learning about generative AI through that class.”

He encourages other students looking for an affordable, quality education to consider ESU: “It’s a good pathway. It has a lot of solid programs and is an affordable option.”

Danielle Nightlinger ‘18 M’24

George D. ’58 & Harriet D. ’56 Hall Graduate Endowed & Annual Scholarships

Danielle Nightlinger attended ESU as an undergraduate. Although she earned a degree in digital media technologies in 2018, on some level, she knew her future lay in teaching. “I think, deep down, I always wanted to teach. Even when I was doing photography, I was always working with kids, even if they were infant photo shoots. I worked at a summer camp. When COVID hit and everything went online, I thought it was a good time to make a switch and start my classes. During COVID, many people didn’t want a photographer getting too close, so [the pandemic] took a toll on my photography business,” she says.

Nightlinger, originally from Bucks County, Pa., chose ESU initially because “it was close enough to home, but far enough away,” as she explains it. Her sister was an alumna of ESU’s education program, and Nightlinger had visited the campus a few times. “When I went for my bachelor’s, the campus was a comfort,” she says. “I went back for my master’s degree because I loved the school so much.”

Ignasi Cucurella Class of 2025

Rick and Danna (Yoder) Vroman Annual Scholarship

Alfred W. ‘31 and Mildred B. ‘30 Munson Annual Award for Excellence in Education

Frank D. and Marjorie C. Sills Endowed Scholarship

Ignasi Cucurella always knew soccer would take him places. It took him from his home in Barcelona, Spain, to the United States—specifically, to the Pocono Mountains and East Stroudsburg University’s campus and soccer fields. And it’s charting his professional career.

Normally, pursuing an advanced degree means making some sacrifices. Most students in a teaching program must leave full-time employment to complete student teaching requirements. This was not the case for Nightlinger. The George D. ‘58 and Harriet D. ’56 Hall Graduate and Annual Endowed Scholarship, of which she was recipient, made the whole experience much easier.

“The scholarship allowed me to still work—I was working at a preschool at the time, and frankly not making much money—but also schedule my classes around my work schedule and earn a degree in a profession I loved,” she says. Nightlinger adds she has met Harriet Hall, who now lives in Florida, (husband George passed away in 2020) and sends her thank you notes from time to time. “I just want to let her know how much the scholarship has helped me,” she says. With her college career behind her, Nightlinger is focused on building her professional career. She is a second-grade teacher in New Jersey at the same district where she was a student teacher and later a substitute teacher. She hopes to be an example to her young students, sharing some of the same lessons she learned at ESU and beyond. “I always start with kindness, no matter who you are,” she says. “When I was at ESU, at one time I was in a spot where I didn’t have many friends. So, I joined the ultimate frisbee team, whose motto was literally, ‘Everyone is welcome.’ ESU as a campus is very diverse, and everyone is welcome. That’s what I bring to my classroom.”

Her years at ESU were rewarding, and Nightlinger urges others to consider the university. “I know three people who went to different colleges—one out of state—and they all transferred to ESU because they visited it and loved it so much. Another person I know transferred to do the student teaching because the program was so great. ESU is very welcoming and a great community—I think that’s why, when people visit it, they love it.”

Now a senior majoring in health and physical education, Cucurella hopes to apply the skills he’s learned over an impressive soccer career to a lifelong vocation as a soccer coach. “I’ve been playing soccer since I was born. I can’t remember ever not playing it,” he says. “I really belong on the soccer field.”

Soccer helped Cucurella achieve his dream of attending college, but the scholarships he received have helped him turn his dreams into reality. “In a lot of ways, the scholarships have made it all so much easier,” he says. “A lot of the financial pressure is released—I’m grateful to have received all the scholarships I have. In Europe, it’s very difficult to get a scholarship for university. It’s good that people give back—it helps create a sense of community. I also like the possibility of giving back what has been given to me.”

Moving to the United States and getting acclimated to life on a college campus was an adjustment, but Cucurella said the experience has been worth it. “It’s kind of tough, but here you create your own family. The men’s soccer team has been my family. They say when you go abroad, you grow by about four years— if you stay home, it’s one year. I really feel it. You grow in a sense—you’re on your own but find your place. ESU has been the place that made me grow.”

ENROLLMENT SEES INCREASE FROM PREVIOUS YEAR AS ESU USHERS IN THE CLASS OF 2028

East Stroudsburg University continues its upward trend in enrollment growth, welcoming 5,636 students for Fall 2024, a 3.2 percent increase from the previous year.

The university’s sustained growth, increasing enrollment for the third straight year, underscores ESU’s dedication to student success and innovative strategies – yielding a 6.4 percent surge in transfer students and a 4.9 percent growth in returning students.

The strong sense of community and academic support at ESU are cornerstones of the work across campus to attract and retain students. “Our strategy to redesign our student success services has helped us sharpen our focus on increasing student retention and degree completion,” said ESU President Kenneth Long. These numbers confirm that we are making meaningful progress in building a stronger path to success for every student who joins the Warrior family.”

The uptick in transfer students highlights ESU’s ongoing efforts to simplify and smooth the transition process for those coming from other

institutions. The university is committed to providing flexible, supportive, and clear pathways to degree completion.

Last year’s recruitment cycle included the challenge of the delayed FAFSA process, which had a national impact. “Like most institutions, there were tremendous uncertainties during this recruiting cycle,” said Dr. Lorna Hunter, Vice President for Enrollment Management. “Our financial aid team took proactive steps last spring, sending estimated financial aid notifications to admitted students.

The immediate positive response from families affirmed the importance of these early, personal connections. This allowed students to confidently plan the next steps in their academic journey.”

The student body continues to reflect the university’s commitment to access and inclusive excellence. More than one-third (35.4%) of undergraduate students are the first in their family to go to college, and nearly half (45.3%) identify as an underrepresented minority.

“ESU remains a beacon of opportunity for anyone seeking higher education,” President Long said.

“Additionally, our residence halls are at capacity this year, with nearly half of our students living on campus. This presents even more opportunities to foster meaningful connections and engage students in transformative ways both inside and outside the classroom.”

2024 Fall Enrollment Highlights Undergraduate Students 2,688 Female 2,206 Male

Undergraduate Enrollment by College College of Arts & Sciences – 2,183 College of Business & Management – 1,055 College of Education – 396 College of Health Sciences – 961 Undeclared – 221 Non-Degree – 78

Undergraduate State Residency PA – 3,916

Non-PA – 940 (representing 27 states) International – 38

WHO IS THE CLASS OF 2028?

1,386 new first-time students representing 463 high schools

739 female

647 male

79.7% are from Pennsylvania

49.6% identify as underrepresented minority

MCCLANAHAN HONORED AS ESU’S 2024 DISTINGUISHED PROFESSOR

Andrea “Andi” McClanahan, Ph.D., professor of communication, was presented with the Distinguished Professor Award on October 29, 2024. The highest honor for ESU faculty to receive – the award is presented based on outstanding contributions to the academic life of the University and its reputation.

Dr. McClanahan earned a B.A. in speech communication from Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania, M.A. in communication studies from Ball State University, and her Ph.D. in rhetorical studies and gender studies from Ohio University.

McClanahan has contributed tirelessly across the campus serving both students and the university. Her leadership has manifested its impact as the coordinator of Women and Gender Studies and numerous studentcentered initiatives to engage students in research and professional service. She continues to provide leadership as the current department chair for Communication while serving as APSCUF president for ESU.

McClanahan has taught over 30 different courses and has mentored over 15 thesis and dissertations. Her students and colleagues describe her as a highly engaged instructor with the ability to challenge her students to critically think and enhance their professional development.

Since 2005, McClanahan has worked with the Junior State of America (JSA) for their Civics Immersion Program in the summers teaching at Stanford, Princeton, Yale, and American University. JSA is designed to foster civic engagement among youth who wish to be government leaders in the future. Specifically, the summer program recruits students from the American territories and freely associated states to come to the mainland to learn about American government, politics, and advocacy.

Since starting at ESU in 2003, she has published 25 scholarly articles or chapters, one textbook, and has presented her research more than 100 times at international, national, regional, and state conferences. Her research focus is varied but centers around critical media studies, political communication, and persuasion and advocacy. She has served as president to the PASSHE Women’s Consortium and the Northeast Popular Culture Association. She is a current executive committee member and chair of the graduate student awards for the Northeast Popular Culture Association.

GOOD NEIGHBOR

PROGRAM CELEBRATES

A DECADE OF COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS

In its 10th year, ESU’s Good Neighbor initiative continues to spark conversation and allows homeowners and renters a chance to associate individuals with the university. Held August 27, 2024, the walk consisted of volunteers, including student leaders, student athletes, faculty, staff, administrators, and police. Participants visited homes surrounding the campus, speaking with residents about ways the university can work with residents to be good neighbors.

Andrea “Andi” McClanahan, Ph.D.

Photo by Susie Forrester

Photo by Susie Forrester

CAMPUS BRIEFS

NIEDBALA FAMILY FOUNDATION

SPONSORS ANNUAL LECTURE

Celebrating its 12th year, the Troiani Sweeney Endowed Lecture Series was held Oct. 24, 2024, at the Niedbala Auditorium featuring keynote speaker Marta Kazandjian, M.A., CCC-SLP, BCS-S, F-ASHA, NBC-HWC. Her lecture was titled “It’s All About the Whole Me: Whole Health, Communication and Cognition in Alzheimer’s Disease.”

Kazandjian is clinical assistant professor and department head at Stony Brook Southampton Hospital and Stony Brook University. She is a fellow of the American Speech Language and Hearing Association and is board certified in both swallowing and integrative whole health/wellness coaching. Sponsored by the Niedbala Family Foundation and hosted by

FLYNN NAMED ESU’S LEGISLATIVE FELLOW FOR 2024-2025

ESU named Senator Marty Flynn as its 2024-2025 Legislative Fellow at a breakfast held in his honor on September 11, 2024. The Legislative Fellow program, established in 1999, is designed to bring state legislators to campus to participate in a variety of campus activities and to meet formally and informally with students, faculty and staff throughout the year.

The program is co-sponsored by the university administration and the local chapter of the Association of Pennsylvania State College and University Faculties (APSCUF). Fellows are selected by a committee of faculty and administrators, and jointly appointed by the university president and the president of APSCUF at the beginning of each academic year.

Senator Flynn was born and raised in Scranton, Pa. He attended Marywood University, where he graduated with a bachelor’s degree in legal studies.

TOBIN PRESENTED 2024 KEEPER OF THE FLAME AWARD

ESU’s College of Health Sciences, the annual lecture series was created as a lasting tribute to Linda Niedbala’s ’82 sister Yvonne Troiani Sweeney ’78 who suffers from posterior cortical athrophy.

While at Marywood, he began boxing, and eventually embarked upon a decade-long professional career. Upon retiring from the sport, Flynn worked as the inmate education and program coordinator at Lackawanna County Prison, where he also served as chairman of the Prison Misconduct Board.

Flynn was elected to serve the 113th District of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in 2013, a role he had for more than eight years. In 2021, he began a new chapter in his political career when he was sworn in as Senator of Pennsylvania’s 22nd Senatorial District.

ESU honored Doreen Tobin, Ed.D., former vice president for student affairs, as ESU’s recipient of the third annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Keepers of the Flame Award from Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education.

The Keepers of the Flame Award recognizes an individual from each of the 14 State System university campuses for their contributions to creating and promoting diverse, equitable and inclusive environments that cultivate a sense of belonging. This year’s awards were presented on October 28, 2024, during the PASSHE Summit, held at Millersville University.

Tobin was vice president of Student Affairs and Title IX coordinator at ESU for 13 years before retiring in June 2019. Prior to her time at ESU she also served within the Division of Student Affairs at Kutztown University for 28 years. During her 13 years at ESU, Tobin was a supporter of diversity, equity, and inclusion programs and initiatives both on and off campus. She was instrumental in launching the Warrior Food Pantry, created the Gender & Sexuality Center, and expanded the Center for Multicultural Affairs and Inclusive Education.

NURSING GRADUATES EXCEL WITH 100 PERCENT PASS RATE ON LICENSURE EXAM

ESU’s latest cohort of nursing program graduates achieved a remarkable 100 percent first-time pass rate on the National Council Licensure Exam (NCLEX-RN), exceeding state and national averages. The group of 29 graduates became eligible to take the NCLEX-RN, a requirement to practice as a registered nurse, after completing the Bachelor of Science in Nursing program in May.

The perfect pass rate earned by the cohort exceeds Pennsylvania’s average pass rate of 90.7 percent and is well above the national average pass rate of 88.6 percent, according to 2023 data of first-time exam takers.

All courses in the nursing program curriculum are designed to prepare students for the NCLEX-RN. Additionally, seniors due to graduate take a proctored predictor exam and attend a live review course during the spring of their final semester.

Marta Kazandjian, second from left, was the featured speaker at the Troiani-Sweeney Endowed Lecture Series. She is pictured with, from left, Sam Niedbala ’82, Linda Niedbala ’83, and ESU President Kenneth Long.

Photo by Susie Forrester

Senator Marty Flynn

Doreen Tobin, Ed.D.

FAMILY WEEKEND 2024

BRINGS GENERATIONS OF FAMILY TO CAMPUS

UPCOMING EVENTS

Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Breakfast Terraview at Stroudsmoor Country Inn, Stroudsburg

January 20, 2025

Visit esufoundation.org/mlk2025 for ticket and sponsorship information.

ESU Theatre Department upcoming shows

Smith-McFarland Theatre

Feb. 13-16, 2025

Ride the Cyclone

April 10-13, 2025

The Crucible

Visit esu.edu/theatre-performances or email esuarts@esu.edu for ticket information.

UPCOMING ALUMNI EVENTS

March 2025 – Warrior Waypoint in the Sunshine State

April 2025 – Warrior Waypoint in the Metropolitan Washington, D.C. region

April 26, 2025 - Warrior Waypoint in Philadelphia

Check esualumni.org for updated information or call the Office of Alumni Engagement at 570-422-3180 for inquiries.

ESU’s annual Family Weekend held Sept. 27-28, 2024, brought student’s families and alumni back to campus for a variety of events. A car show, drag queen bingo, Warrior Bash and an amazing race were just a few of the activities during the weekend. Legacy Families also attended the annual Legacy Family Brunch and Pinning Ceremony hosted by the ESU Office of Alumni Engagement.

CELEBRATING 50 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE: ATHLETIC TRAINING EDUCATION PROGRAM

East Stroudsburg University is excited to announce the kick-off of its 50-Year Celebration for the Athletic Training Education Program! Over the next year, we’ll celebrate half a century of the incredible impact our program has had on the Athletic Training profession. Here’s a glimpse of what’s coming up:

• Exclusive 50-Year Apparel: Show your pride with limited edition 50th anniversary clothing and gear—perfect for alumni, students, and supporters!

• EATA Conference Kickoff: Officially launch our 50-Year Celebration at the upcoming EATA Conference with an alumni gathering — don’t miss it!

• PATS and NATA Conference Alumni Celebrations: We will be hosting special alumni meet-ups and events at conferences throughout the year. It’s a great chance to reconnect with old friends and the program.

• Pickleball Tournament & Golf Tournament: Fun, friendly competition! Join us for our Pickleball Event in March and Golf Tournament in late May!

• Summer CEU Event: Stay on top of your continuing education with a special CEU event next summer, designed to engage you with innovative topics delivered by leading experts.

• Homecoming 2025: The celebration will culminate at Homecoming 2025, where we’ll honor the past, present, and future of our program.

This is a year-long celebration of our Athletic Training Education Program and alumni. Please stay tuned on social media for more details, and let’s make the next 50 years just as memorable! Stay connected with us (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/D7T56HK).

A Warrior family spends time together during Family Weekend.

Photo by Jonathon Broady

STAFF UPDATES ADMINISTRATION,

FACULTY AND STAFF NOTES

ESU PRESIDENT KENNETH LONG, MBA, was appointed in September 2024 by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro to the newly established State Board of Higher Education. The State Board of Higher Education will unite leaders from higher education, the business community, labor, students, legislators, and the Shapiro Administration to develop a strategic plan for higher education in Pennsylvania.

The Board’s mission includes enhancing coordination among institutions, improving accessibility and affordability for students, and ensuring that our higher education system equips students with the skills and credentials needed to address workforce shortages and drive economic growth for future generations. Through this appointment, ESU’s leadership will have a voice in critical discussions that shape the future of higher education, ensuring continued advocacy for our students and for increased investments in public higher education.

BRIAN STREET, PH.D. was appointed dean of the College of Health Sciences in July 2024. Dr. Street brings more than 15 years of experience in higher education, administrative leadership and faculty mentoring to ESU.

Street was the executive associate dean of academic affairs for the College of Nursing and Health Professions at The University of Southern Mississippi (USM). Prior to USM, he was at California State University, Bakersfield (CSUB) where he was department chair for kinesiology, founding graduate program director, founding director of the CSUB Faculty Leadership Academy, and founding director of the Posture and Gait Neuromechanics Laboratory.

Dr. Street holds a BSc in Biomedical Sciences from Charles Darwin University in Australia, a MSc in Sport and Exercise Medicine from Exeter University in the UK, and a Ph.D. in Kinesiology (specialization in Biomechanics and Motor Control) from York University in Canada. Dr. Street has published and presented more than 70 journal articles and conference presentations.

CHRISTOPHER BROOKS, DR. PHIL., professor of history, has recently completed work with the National Constitution Center.

Dr. Brooks selected documents, provided commentary and edited essential primary documents for the National Constitution Center’s Founders’ Library. Brooks worked alongside Dr. Kenneth Mack, Lawrence D. Biele Professor of Law, Harvard Law School, to select documents included in the Library’s Civil Rights Era. The historic documents in this set cover the Truman Administration to the Civil Rights Era through the end of the twentieth century.

HOMECOMING WEEKEND 2024

ESU SPIRIT, PERFECT FALL DAY, AND A GAME WIN CREATE THE PERFECT COMBINATION

The sun shone brightly in the Poconos as East Stroudsburg University alumni returned to campus for Homecoming Weekend 2024. After the rain-soaked festivities of 2023, the clear skies and warm sunshine provided the perfect stage for the weekend's events.

The weekend began on Friday, October 18, 2024, with the Remembrance Day Ceremony, where alumni, students, and faculty gathered to honor members of the ESU community who had passed away in the last academic year. This peaceful service took place near the weeping mulberry tree at the front of campus. Bryan Thomson '14, a board member of the ESU Alumni Association, spoke on behalf of the association, reflecting on the resilience, dedication, and lasting impact of the departed alumni. He encouraged attendees to carry forward their values and make a positive difference.

Following the ceremony, alumni made their way to the Alumni Check-In at the Henry A. Ahnert, Jr. Alumni Center, where they were greeted with refreshments and had the opportunity to reconnect with classmates and fellow Warriors.

That evening, the Annual Alumni Awards Ceremony was held in the Niedbala Auditorium at the Warren E. '55 and Sandra Hoeffner Science

Members of the Class of 1974 together in Zimbar-Liljenstein Hall, reconnecting and reminiscing at their 50th Anniversary Reunion.

The sun sets over ESU’s new University Center during the Homecoming football game.

Photos by Susie Forrester and Olivia Wetherhold

and Technology Center. Nine distinguished alumni were recognized for their lifetime achievements: Mary Ellen Whitney '78, James J. Cope '86, Jeffrey M. Robertson '84, Zachary J. McDowell, M.D. '08, Matthew D. Johnson '12, Michele M. Gresh '01, Ryan Weise M'23, Jerome W. Sheska '68 M'81, and Ronald W. Quinn '75. Each honoree shared their inspiring journeys during the ceremony. Read more about each honoree on page 48.

On Saturday, the Class of 1974 celebrated their 50th Reunion with a special gathering, marking the most attended 50th Reunion Celebration in recent years. Around the same time, generations of alumni gathered for the highly anticipated All-Alumni Tailgate, proudly displaying their ESU memorabilia. This year's "Best Tailgate Award" went to the Black Alumni Association, whose retro-themed setup, inspired by the "Going Retro" Homecoming theme, impressed the judges. Their victory will be commemorated in the lobby of the Alumni Center. The Homecoming football game took place as a night game, with fans filling the stadium to watch ESU compete against West Chester University. The Warriors won the game, 45-31.

Members of the 70s Socialites and other Warrior alumni jump in for a group photo during the Annual All-Alumni Tailgate.

John Helgesen ‘74 and David McCartney ’74 proudly wearing their “3rd Floor Shawnee Hall” custom t-shirts. John and David also celebrated their 50th reunion this year.

Pentagram reconnected to perform at the All-Alumni Tailgate, featuring Frank Newby ‘75, Bill Brubaker, Ellen Young Grill ‘79, Nick Gentile, Lou Collins ‘77, Chuck Kagel ‘76, and Forrest Young ‘76

Jerry Sheska ’68 M’81, Roger L. DeLarco ’80, and Drew Pearsall ’78 enjoy the field side President’s Tent during the Homecoming game.

The Black Alumni Association holding the prestigious “Best Tailgate Award” and celebrating their win in the best tailgate contest.

East Stroudsburg University Foundation

2023-2024 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors secured in total gifts and pledges

$5,623,720

2,500+ donors

250+ members in the prestigious President’s Circle

11 new members to The 1893 Society Your generosity in fiscal year 2023-2024

$1,218,494 in scholarship support to ESU students

5th consecutive year of more than $1 million in scholarship support

778 annual and endowed scholarship awards to students 23 new scholarships created

Dear Friends,

We want to express our deep appreciation for the selfless generosity our supporters have demonstrated over the past year of fundraising. In the fiscal year 2023-2024, thousands of alumni and friends, along with our corporate and foundation partners, have provided significant support to the East Stroudsburg University Foundation. Loyal donors contributed gifts and pledges totaling $5,623,720 between July 1, 2023, and June 30, 2024, reflecting their strong loyalty and commitment to ESU and its exceptional students. Fundraising operates in a competitive environment, and we do not take your philanthropic support for granted. Economic uncertainty, tighter philanthropic budgets, and inflation have a profound impact on the support we receive. Fortunately, many of you recognize that giving back to ESU and its students is an investment in their futures and in our world.

The following pages of your Alumni Herald magazine include the ESU Foundation’s 2023–2024 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors. Within these pages, you will discover the many thousands of alumni, friends, businesses, and

organizations that support ESU through the Foundation. You will also learn how we strive to maximize the financial resources entrusted to us, honor those who support us, and provide ESU’s students with opportunities that enhance their academic and university experiences.

Among the many highlights of the year, we are proud to announce the following milestones for the fiscal year 2023–2024:

Secured $5,623,720 in new pledges and gifts from more than 2,500 donors.

Realized eight estate gifts totaling $315,514.

Increased membership in the prestigious President’s Circle to over 250 members.

Gained 11 new members in The 1893 Society, reflecting their desire to leave a lasting legacy at ESU.

Awarded 778 annual and endowed scholarship awards to students, totaling $1,218,494.

Established 23 new scholarship funds to assist Warriors in their pursuit of an education.

MaryEllen Dickey ’80

Created a Lifetime Giving Society to recognize individuals, corporations, foundations, and organizations whose cumulative gifts have reached $100,000 and above.

Launched new initiatives to thank our donors, including a private Faculty and Staff Donor Reception and a Student Gratitude Program aimed at promoting awareness.

While this is just a snapshot of a busy and successful year, we hope you enjoy the Alumni Herald’s cover story, “We Are Grateful,” which provides a glimpse into the academic journeys of six students made possible by the scholarship support received through the ESU Foundation. Their stories remind us that behind every dollar of scholarship support, there is a grateful Warrior who will forever remember your generosity. They are inspiring and serve as a reminder of why we remain dedicated to our mission.

Looking ahead, we have initiatives to grow, funds to raise, and more students to impact. Along the way, you can be assured that your contributions to the ESU Foundation will always be a wise investment in transforming lives.

Richard D. Santoro Chair Executive Director ESU Foundation Board of Directors ESU Foundation

LIFETIME GIVING SOCIETY

Named for the founders of East Stroudsburg State Normal School, the Lifetime Giving Society recognizes individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations whose cumulative gifts have reached $100,000 and above.

The Chandler Oakes Circle

($2,500,000+)

The R. Dale and Frances M. Hughes Foundation

PA Department of Health

The George Bible Circle

($1,000,000 to $2,499,999)

Anonymous

Betty S. Baltz ’44*

Sandra J. Hoeffner

Nancy Montae Imbt Johnson*

Jean E. Lobb ’74*

Joseph* and Rose C.* Mattioli

Charles A. ’69 and Patricia ’68 McMunn

Patricia S. Neidorf*

R. Sam ’82 and Linda ’83 Niedbala

Arthur R. ’62 and Fannie A. ’62* Schisler

Robert J. ’55* and Peggy A. ’55* Shields Sanofi Hoeffner Foundation

PA Department of Education

Mattioli Foundation

The Seeley Rosenkrans Circle

($500,000 to $999,999)

Lester G. ’39* and Clementine Abeloff

John Arslanian*

Mildred E. Beers ’1929*

Thomas S.* and Mae Brinton

Grey and Linda Carter

Roger A. ’38* and E. Ruth* Dunning

Vera A. ’35* and Kenneth E.* Hartranft

ESSA Bank & Trust Charitable Foundation

PA Department of Community & Economic Development

John E. Morgan Foundation, Inc.

PA Department of Human Services

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

The Elwood Kemp Circle

($250,000 to $499,999)

Henry A. ’36* and Marian H.* Ahnert

William B. and Barbara Cramer

Lura E. Evans*

Clare R. Hahn ’1926*

Lois L. Hargreaves*

Josephine L. Madara McArthur*

Trudy M. Piatt*

Sara M. Rand ’61*

Susan Z. ’85 and Robert A. Shebelsky

Stephen M. and Sharon D. Somers

Charles T., II ’84 M ’86 and Teresa M. Taylor

Jeanne M. Turtzo ’38*

ESU Student Activity Association, Inc.

MBNA

Hughes Foundation, Inc.

Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union

The William T. Morris Foundation

Hiro Yamashita

The Albert Knapp Circle

($100,000 to $249,999)

ARAMARK Services, Inc.

Ben Franklin Technology Partnerships

Philip* and Muriel* Berman

Randolph B. Best*

James L. Borger ’59

Richard N. ’60 and Jean M. ’89 Brewer

Frederick S. ’32* and Marion P. ’31* Brown

Clifford Cramer*

James G. ’95 and Funmilayo Franklin

Gere B. Fulton ’60

Robert Guile*

Harriet D. ’56 and George D. ’58* Hall

Bruno S. and Cheryl Klaus

Vertie B. Knapp*

Wendy H. Koch

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono

Minerva Lesoine ’1906*

Bill ’64 and Sandy ’63 Lewis

Frederick L. ’63 and Elizabeth A. ’62 Masenheimer

R. Bruce Miller, Sr.*

Irene Mitchel*

Robert M. Moses

Deborah Newlin Smith ’75

Niedbala Family Foundation

Robert C. and Jacqueline Patti

Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau

Pocono Record

PPL Electric Utilities

Deborah E. Prince

Lois B. ’78 and Richard J. Rawson

Michael J. Romano, Jr. ’74 M’83*

Jane E. Huffman* M’07 and Douglas Roscoe

Barth Rubin

Kevin P. ’83 and Candace A. ’81

Ruddy

Clifford J. Waas ’48*

Hayes B. Warner ’37*

Weiler Family Foundation

Amy ’85 and Robert J. Welch

Mildred L. Wood ’42*

Recognizing individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations who have made gifts of $1,500 or more during fiscal year 2023–2024.

Millennium Circle

($50,000+)

Anonymous

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Commonwealth Financing Authority

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community and Economic Development

Hoeffner Foundation

Sandra J. Hoeffner

Nancy Montae Imbt Johnson*

Bill ’63 and Sandy ’64 Lewis

Marcella F. Nagorski-Waldow ’57*

PA Department of Health

Trudy M. Piatt*

The R. Dale and Frances M. Hughes Foundation

Charles T., II ’84 M’86 and Teresa M. Taylor

Hiro Yamashita

Julia Circle

($10,000 to $49,999)

A Grateful Alumni

William B. and Barbara Cramer

Patricia D. ’55* and Joseph T.* Devlin

Enterprise Mobility Foundation

Fabricated Components, Inc.

Danny H., Jr. ’05 and Stephanie R. Gale

Deborah L. Gebhardt ’69

James E. Gilbert

Harriet D. ’56 and George D. ’58* Hall

Rosemarie M. Hawkins ’71

Hughes Foundation, Inc.

Bryan E. and Colette L. Hughes

Estate of Richard B. Koch

Lancaster County Community Foundation

Douglas S. ’94 and Melissa A. Leonzi

Frederick L. ’63 and Elizabeth A. ’62 Masenheimer

Niedbala Family Foundation

R. Sam ’82 and Linda ’83

Niedbala

Thomas A. Ortenzi

Pennsylvania Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion

Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union

Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau

Karl E. and Valencia Reigel

Sanofi

Arthur R. ’62 and Fannie A. ’62* Schisler

Seven Mountains Media

Simplex Image Solutions

Susan Z. ’85 and Robert A. Shebelsky

K. Craig and Kimberly Smith

Stephen M. and Sharon D. Somers

Matthew Thanakit

Richard D. Vroman ’67 and Danna Yoder Vroman ’68

Leslie L. ’74 and Pat W. Wilson

Eric E. ’85 and Bonita A. ’86 Wyatt

Founder’s Circle

($5,000 to $9,999)

AllOne Charities

Mitchell L. Cordova ’92

Karl ’63 M’71 and Sandra Dickl

Mark Dodel

Joseph ’78 and Gina Donahue

Coach Denny and Judy Douds

The Emily Weidinger Team

ESSA Bank & Trust

ESSA Bank & Trust Charitable Foundation

Kristina L. Garzio ’04

Ann E. Gladfelter McGinnis ’82 and Kenton R. McGinnis, Jr.

Gary A. ’77 and Debra G. ’81 Kessel

Brooke K. ’91 M’96 and Jerome J. ’07 Langan

The Lester G. Abeloff Foundation

John B. and Cynthia Makar

Helen P. Mcentire ’23

Mount Airy Casino Resort

Nancy Pullo

Glenn F. ’69 M’78 and Sue Ann Reibman

Jeffrey M. ’84 and Robin L. ’84 Robertson

Walter P., III ’77 and Nancy G. Rogers

Barth Rubin

Henry R. ’93 and Lynn L. ’93 Sands

Jerome W. Sheska ’68 M’81

St. Luke’s University Health Network

George C. ’66 and Ida Stockman

Doreen M. Tobin

Robert J. ’65* and Patty J. Tonkin

U.S. Army Recruiting Station

Craig S. Vondercrone ’99

Faith H. Waters and Edward C. Kimes

Jeffrey I. Wilson ’86 M’92

Randy Yanoshak continued

THE 1893 SOCIETY

The 1893 Society recognizes the thoughtfulness and generosity of alumni and friends who have remembered the ESU Foundation in their estate plans. Membership to The 1893 Society is also open to individuals who have established an endowment fund at the ESU Foundation and/or named the Foundation as a beneficiary in their estate plans, such as a will, living trust, life insurance policy, retirement account, donor-advised fund or charitable trust.

The 1893 Society grew by 11 members last fiscal year, bringing membership to more than 220 alumni and friends who will leave a lasting legacy for generations to come.

A Grateful Alumni

Anonymous (2)

Jennifer M. Ahrens ’94

Neil N. ’96 and Gladys Baksh

Mary Sue ’60 M’69 Louis A. Balducci

James ’05 and Kathryn Barchiesi

Florence L. (Peachy) Barkman

Karen ’95 and Kerry R. Beetel

Eli and Christine Berman

Robert J. Bonner ’68*

James L. Borger ’59

Donald R. and Dolores B. Bortz

Jack G. Bowers

Richard N. ’60 and Jean M. ’89 Brewer

Elliot H. and Victoria E. Brown

Robert P. Brunet

Jone J. Bush

Lynn P. Bush

Jeanne C. Chambers ’73

Jack P. ’67 and Anne V. Childs

Darell T. and Cindy Covington

William B. and Barbara Cramer

Patricia M. and David W. Crotty

Roger L. DeLarco ’80

Gertrude Q. ’70 and Bruce A.* Denlinger

Gypsy M. Denzine

Jean M. DeSchriver ’74

Roseann Dillman

Stephanie L. Doherty ’85

Ann R. Edinger ’73

Judy Edwards

Karen M. ’79 and Joseph El-Chaar

William C. Eves ’71

Sue C. Falvello ’60

J. David and Hinda Farmer

Dolores S. Faust ’66 M’69

James G. ’95 and Funmilayo Franklin

Barbara A. and James P. ’52* Frawley

Gere B. Fulton ’60

Daisy M. and Robert Gallagher

John R. Gantz ’63

Kristina L. Garzio ’04

Deborah L. Gebhardt ’69

Gregory E. and Sharon Gilbert

James E. and Betty B.* Gilbert

Ann E. Gladfelter McGinnis ’82 and Kenton R. McGinnis, Jr.

Julie and Michael Glavin

Marge E. ’59 and Donald L. ’56* Griffith

David A. ’76 M’84 and Moira A. ’77 Hair

Harriet D. ’56 and George D. ’58* Hall

Harrison G. and Dolores M. Hartman

Noretta Herman ’59

Frank V. Hermann ’53

Angela J. Herrlinger ’92 M’98

Joseph C., Jr. ’63 and Joanne P. ’64 Heverin

Sandra Hoeffner

James A. Hulihan ’69

Jorene Jameson ’69 and James W. Wylie

Wendy A. Jankoski ’82 and Paul Lapinski

Russell F. ’80 and Christine Jones

Stephen and Gail Kalman

Robert A. ’58 and Anne E. Kearn

Bob ’71 and Sandy Kelley

Martha S. Kellow

Gary A. ’77 and Debra G. ’81 Kessel

Richard B. ’69* and Wendy H. Koch

Linda D. Koch ’69 M’71

Robert D. Kreidler

Constance R. Krick ’60 M’65

Jay D. Kule

Hank C. Kunkel ’73

Jeffrey J. Land ’79

Douglas C. and Sharon G. Lane

Brooke K. ’91 M’96 Langan

Harry F. and Jeannie M. Lee

Judith A. ’76 M’86 and James H. Leiding

Helen F. ’50 and Wellington* Lester

Marcus S. ’95 Lingenfelter

Susan C. (Brink) Longo’72 M’87

Kenneth E. Maclary

Hussain G. Malik

Susan F. and Donald R. Mancuso

Michael D. ’97 and Jennifer Mancuso

Randy S. ’78 and Valerie A. ’79 Maugle

Kathryn A. McLaughlin Waltz ’70

William “Bing” McNulty ’62

Susan Mendenhall ’96

Ronald J. Meyers

Jessica Miccio

Phyllis M. Milder

Robert B., Jr. and Laurie Miller

Maury J. Molin ’76

Frank M. Montano ’69

Robert M. Moses

Beth Moses and John DeVivo

William W. Moyer ’61

Clarence J. and Elizabeth Murphy

Michael B. Murphy ’93 M’96 and Marni F. FreemanMurphy ’93

Marcella F. Nagorski-Waldow ’57*

Deborah Newlin Smith ’75

R. Sam ’82 and Linda L. ’83 Niedbala

Sandra O’Neil-Seiler ’57

Patricia A. Ori ’61

Jerry and Hedy Orodenker

Robert S. ’70 and Cyndi Ott

Jeannette M. and Carl J. Pergam

Trudy M. Piatt*

Frank ’73 M’76* and Nancy Pullo

Deborah A. Raykovitz ’75

Joseph Reilly

Michael D. ’00 and Kerri M. Rhine

Ritchey J. ’65 M’72 and Roberta A. ’66 Ricci

James C., III and Susan D. Roberts

Jeffrey M. ’84 and Robin L. ’84 Robertson

Jane E. Huffman* M’07 and Douglas Roscoe

Kevin P. ’83 and Candace A. ’81 Ruddy

Sandra L. and Ernest E.* Rydell

Larry M. ’58 M’64 and Barbara Rymon

Robert M. ’65* and Elizabeth Ann Sabol

Darleen Schaare-Schott ’63

Arthur R. ’62 and Fannie A. ’62* Schisler

Robert C. Serfass ’62

Niandong Shi and Youjun Yang

Elaine M. Shuey and George Munn

W. George Shultz ’74 and Cynthia Masenheimer Shultz ’74

Scott Simonds ’90 and Patricia Fonzi

Barry E. ’62 and Norma Slemmer

Patricia S. and John W. Smeaton

Grace Smith

Louise C. Solliday ’74

Stephen M. and Sharon D. Somers

Richard A. Staneski

Ray J. Starner ’69

Adam S. ’00 M’02 and Erin Stauffer

Margaret L. Stish ’64 M’67

Judith L. ’75 and John M. ’73 Stivala

Robert G. Sutton* and Linda L. DeRenzis-Sutton

Charles T., II ’84 M’86 and Teresa M. Taylor

Martha M. ’65 and Ronald M. Tirpak

Doreen M. Tobin

Donald L. Tshudy

Craig S. Vondercrone ‘99

Ellen M. and William D.* Walker

Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ‘71

Faith H. Waters and Edward C. Kimes

Diana E. Weaver ’57*

Jeffrey and Audrey Weber

Amy ’85 and Robert J. Welch

Robert H. ’75 and Julieann Willever

Carol A. Wolf ’68

Eric E. ’85 and Bonita A. ’86 Wyatt

Hiro Yamashita

Rory J. ’84 and Diane E. Yanchek

Richard A. ’60 and Sandra L. ’60 Zimmer

Members of The 1893 Society enjoyed a private reception held at the President’s Residence, One College Circle, prior to the annual President’s Gala held on Sept. 20, 2024. Pictured, from left, are Jay D. Kule, Robert M. Moses and Maury J. Molin ’76. Photo by Susie Forrester

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2024

The Foundation’s financial statements undergo an annual audit, which is conducted by Clifton Larson Allen LLP (CLA). They audited the financial statements for the years ended on June 30, 2024, and 2023, which are presented in conformity with GAAP, and they expressed an unqualified opinion on their financial statements. A copy of the full statements is available upon request.

Year Ended June 30, 2024

SOURCE OF FOUNDATION REVENUE

n Gifts and Grants

n Investment Return, Net

n Service Revenue

n Advancement Support

WHO INVESTED IN THE ESU FOUNDATION?

n Business/Corporation Foundation/Other

$3,661,870

n Alumni

$1,367,453

n Friends/Family of Alumni

$490,818

n Estate

$315,514

n Other: n Parents/Students (Current/Former

$78,994)

DISBURSEMENT SUPPORT

n Faculty/Staff (Retired/ Current/ Former/Emeriti)

$90,462

n University Services/ Academic Programs

$3,092,843

n Student Scholarships

$1,218,494

n Foundation Administration

$904,859

n Fundraising

$854,050

n Advancement Support

$381,467

n Department Services

$311,686

WHERE DID DONORS INVEST?

n Scholarships

$1,483,827

n Athletics

$344,875

n Research

$2,000,000

n Unrestricted

$512,178

n Facilities/Equipment

$733,027

n Academics

$549,813

ENDOWMENT MARKET VALUE: A 10-YEAR SNAPSHOT

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2023–2024

$2 million state grant enables Tick Research Lab of PA to expand studies

A $2 million grant received by the ESU Foundation in fiscal year 2023-2024 will enable the Tick Research Lab of Pennsylvania, located on the campus of ESU, to conduct new research, evaluating integrated strategies to reduce tick abundance and tickborne pathogens in the environment. The grant, received from the Pennsylvania Department of Health, brings the sixyear total in grants received for the lab to $6,180,000. The Department of Health and Department of Human Services have been instrumental in supporting the work of the lab.

In 2018, the Dr. Jane Huffman Wildlife Genetics Institute at ESU received state funding to establish the Tick Research Lab of PA. The funding was designated to start the first ever state-wide passive surveillance program which utilizes a free service where ticks submitted by residents of the Commonwealth are tested for several tickborne pathogens. Results of the passive surveillance program are used to track tickborne pathogens, emerging ticks and tickborne illnesses, and to create a data analytics platform to continue monitoring the public health crisis.

Since then, the laboratory at ESU has tested over 75,000 ticks for residents of Pennsylvania, published several scientific manuscripts, presented research at national conferences and has established ESU as a leader in tick and tickborne pathogen research. Thanks to the most recent funding, the new research looks at various treatment options at a single resolution and in combination, taking into account the various environmental influences that may be driving the emergence of these diseases.

For more information, visit ticklab.org or follow the QR code.

Grant

supports ESU Speech and Hearing Center upgrades

A $150,000 grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community and Economic Development was awarded to the ESU Foundation to support upgrades at the university’s Speech and Hearing Center. The funding, which was secured by the work of Rep. Maureen Madden, facilitated the acquisition of a new VALT Video Observation and Recording System and ClinicNote, a cloud-based, HIPAA-compliant electronic medical records platform.

The Speech and Hearing Center, operational for 50 years through ESU’s Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, provides free services to more than 100 clients annually, including assessments and treatments for communication and swallowing impairments. The new technology replaced outdated equipment, allowing for secure, real-time observation of therapy sessions and safeguarding client information with advanced Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Active Directory features.

The enhancements advance the center’s technology and fortify the practical training of 50 graduate students studying communication sciences and disorders, equipping them with experience using cutting-edge tools essential for their professional growth.

Private reception honors ESU faculty and staff donors

The ESU Foundation recognized ESU current and retired faculty and staff who contributed during fiscal year 2023-2024 at an inaugural reception held on November 14, 2023, in the Common Grounds Lounge of University Center. Above center, Dr. Samuel E. Quainoo, professor of political science, enjoys connecting with fellow colleagues who also philanthropically support ESU and its students.

Foundation lends its support to statistical math research project

The ESU Foundation was honored to assist students with their senior Capstone project, providing non-identifying alumni data for analysis. The project, “Predicting Alumni Donations: A Statistical Analysis,” enabled students to develop datadriven decisions on which groups of alumni are more likely to donate, use statistical analysis methods to prove significance of results, and create intuitive graphs to show their results.

Students presented their findings to faculty and members of the Foundation team on April 2, 2023. Above, Aaron Zaso ’24 and Brian Lombardi, Class of 2025, share their presentation. Other researchers on the project were ESU students Gard Aquinom, Lina Beriguete, Erin Cahill, Sarah Capwell, Jennifer Conrad, Michael DeVito, Ian McDowall, and Abigail Zall.

Messages of thanks blanket Dansbury Commons Plaza

Warriors expressed their appreciation for donors who support ESU through the ESU Foundation during the first ever Thank A Donor Day held at Dansbury Commons Plaza on April 17, 2024.

The event is part of the Foundation’s Student Gratitude Program that promotes awareness among students that private support is crucial to supporting their academic and university experience. The drive to create posters, videos, and notes of thanks for donors was met with enthusiasm. Students shared personal stories, triumphs, and aspirations, offering a glimpse into the transformative power of education and the profound impact of philanthropic support.

View a video that captures the spirit of the day by following this QR code.

SCHOLARSHIP REPORT 2023–2024

Scholarships play a crucial role in making an ESU education more accessible and affordable, paving the way for students to be successful.

In fiscal year 2023–2024, the ESU Foundation awarded in scholarship support to ESU students

$1,218,493.79

TOTAL # OF SCHOLARSHIP

Surpassing $1 million in scholarship support for the fifth consecutive year Providing 778 annual and endowed scholarship awards to students

YOUR STORY was the theme of the ESU Foundation’s 15th Annual Scholarship Dinner held April 3, 2024, at Terraview at Stroudsmoor in Stroudsburg, Pa. Presented by PSECU, the annual celebration brings together scholarship donors and their student scholarship recipients. ESU alumnus Brandon Wallick ’18 M’20 D.H. Sc. ’23, a scholarship recipient during his time at ESU, shared his career experiences following graduation.

Justin T. Cook, a freshman exercise science major, sits with Anthony J. Guarino ’19 at the 15th Annual Scholarship Dinner. Cook is the recipient of the Anthony J. Guarino ’19 Football Annual Scholarship, established by Guarino. Cook is also the recipient of the Joseph C. ’63 and Joanne ’64 Heverin Endowed Scholarship and the Mancuso Family Football Endowed Scholarship.

Photos by Susie Forrester

Alumni and friends recognized the need and the impact they can have on an ESU student receiving an education. The result was 23 new annual and endowed scholarships created in fiscal year 2023–2024.

16 new annual scholarships

Jennifer Barteck ’92 Annual Scholarship

Darwin E. Brodt ’78 Memorial Men’s Wrestling Annual Scholarship

Kathy Grayuski ’82 M’88 Memorial Baseball Annual Scholarship

Kathy Grayuski ’82 M’88 Memorial Football Annual Scholarship

Kathy Grayuski ’82 M’88 Memorial Men’s Basketball Annual Scholarship

Ray Hamlin ’86 Men’s Basketball Annual Scholarship

Jay D. Kule Football Annual Scholarship

William R. McFadden ’81 Social Sciences Annual Scholarship

Axel A. Nikulasson ’86 Memorial Men’s Basketball Annual Scholarship

Bob Richey ’73 Football Annual Scholarship

Jeffrey M. Robertson ’84 and Robin Wolson Robertson ’84 HRTM Annual Scholarship

Running for Excellence Annual Scholarship

Marian Smith ’70 Memorial Annual Scholarship

Emily Weidinger Team Annual Scholarship

Eric ’85 and Bonita ’86 Wyatt Annual Scholarship

Peng Zhang Swimming Annual Scholarship

7new endowed scholarships

Bill Bergen Memorial Football Endowed Scholarship

Henry R. Breckenridge ’06 Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Creating Opportunities Endowed Scholarship

Greg V. Garzio ’94 Memorial Football Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Angelo and Mrs. Kathleen Ortenzi Basketball Endowed Scholarship

Frank Michael Pullo ’73 M’76 Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Jeffrey M. Robertson ’84 and Robin Wolson

Robertson ’84 HRTM Endowed Scholarship

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

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President’s Circle

($1,500 to $4,999)

Anonymous

10k Star Events, LLC

3Click Promotions

Adams Outdoor Advertising

Aetherflux

All Sports Enterprises, Inc.

Rick and Susan Armitage

Margaret J. Ball and Peter E. Pruim

Douglas A., Sr. and Crystal N. Banks

Thomas A. Barrow ’62 and Rebecca Swartley-Barrow ’72

Jennifer L. Barteck ’92

Stephen P. ’90 and Karen Baumbach

Ben Franklin Technology Partners

George R. ’65 and Judilee Bennyhoff

James K. Bergen

Robert L. Berkowitz

Chuck Bierlein ’70

Dale A. ’81 and Kathleen M. ’82 Blum

Donald R. and Dolores B. Bortz

Angelo F. Borzio, Jr. ’95 M’02

Bovinos Pizzeria & Restaurant, LLC

Brian K. ’84 and Karen D. ’85 Boyd

Braveheart Enterprises, LLC

Brewskies Beverage

Brenda A. Brodt ’81

David A. Bubak ’80

Camelback Resort

Elzar, Jr. and Carolyn V. Camper

James A. ’76 and Tracy Cantafio

Jeanne C. Chambers ’73

David A. ’70 and Bonnie E. ’72 Childs

Cluck University Chicken

Cocos Light Inc

Sonya K. Cole ’63 M’74

Donald Conklin and Kimberly Conklin

Constellation

Crayola, LLC

Customized Distribution Services, Inc.

Douglas L. Dalrymple

Ken ’68 and Linda Davis

Cynthia Defidelto

Derailed Tap House Corporation

Linda L. and Robert G.* DeRenzis-Sutton

Jeffrey D. ’79 and Susan E. Detzi

John D. ’79 and Sandra M. M’96 Detzi

Joseph D. ’79 and Brenda Detzi

MaryEllen ’80 and Kevin J. Dickey

John and Karen Diggins

Kathy B. ’70 and Lawrence Dildine

Patrick J. ’77 and Cathy Diskin

Sharyne M. Donfield ’73 and Herman E. Mitchell

Double Good

Dr. Anthony L. ’76 and Ellen S. Drago

Pamela M. Evans ’78 M’85

Dolores S. Faust ’66 M’69

Joe T. Ferry ’03

George R. ’83 and Jacqueline Fields

William Foreman

The Fulcrum Group Fulton Bank, N.A.

The Funding Zone, LLC c/o DeFrancesco Management Corp.

Alfredo E. ’03 and Jennifer Garcia

Deborah Grace

Thomas J. Grayuski ’84

Nancy Jo Greenawalt

John C., Jr. and Marlou Gregory

Jerry A. Gruber ’69

Anthony J. Guarino ’19

Raymond L. ’86 and Zoraya Hamlin

Larry A. Helwig ’90

Gail A. Huggins

Hunt, Hamlin & Ridley

Steven C. ’96 and Jennifer L. M’98 Hynes

Jorene Jameson ’69 and James W. Wylie

Steven A. and Patricia C. Janicek

Wendy A. Jankoski ’82 and Paul Lapinski

Jay Gray Plumbing LLC

Eileen P. ’79 and James G. Kaiser

Kalahari Resorts & Conventions

Henry G., Jr. ’70 M’75 and Pennie Kearns

Bob D. Kelly

Dawn M. Ketterman-Benner ’70

Hundreds of alumni, friends, businesses and organizations are members of the fiscal year 2023-2024 President’s Circle. Giving levels within the society include the Millennium Circle ($50,000+), the Julia Circle ($10,000 to $49,999), the Founder’s Circle ($5,000 to $9,999) and the President’s Circle ($1,500 to $4,999).

RIGHT:

Gerald D. ’59 and Gloria J. Keyser

Mark J. and Kathleen M. Kilker

Vertie B. Knapp*

Linda D. Koch ’69 M’71

Jay D. Kule

Joseph F. Lalli

Susan Larkin

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono

Judith A. ’76 M’86 and James H. Leiding

Francine S. ’65 and Robert H. Lewis

Kenneth and Evelyn Long

Loyal Order Moose Lodge #1336

LVHN-Pocono Foundation

Kenneth E. Maclary

Anthony D. ’82 and Christine D. Mahon

Michael D. ’97 and Jennifer Mancuso

Raymond E. ’71 and Rosanne M. ’73 Manmiller

Matthew J. Marshall ’11

Mary-Carol Mason ’62

Jessica A. Maxwell ’16

Kathryn A. McLaughlin Waltz ’70

Members 1st Federal Credit Union

Gregory J. and Elizabeth S. Menio

Phyllis M. Milder

Clavertis D. and Charlene Miller

Maury J. Molin ’76

Monroe County Bar Foundation

Robert M. Moses

Mount Airy Foundation

James E. and Constance G. Moyer

Robert W. ’66 M’67 and Claudia ’65 Naismith

Frank T. ’75 and Doreen Newby

Tina L. ’89 and James J. Nixon

Northeast Site Contractors

Jerry and Hedy Orodenker

Trevin J. Panaia ’97 and Kari L. Yodice-Panaia ’95

Kenneth W. Parrish ’07

Peabody Police Department

John J. Pekarovsky III ’07

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company

The Penn Stroud

Pennsylvania Career Link of Monroe County

Jeannette M. and Carl J. Pergam

Tom A. Petro ’72 and Ann Hayes-Petro

Pocono Lions Club

Pocono Record

Mary Frances Postupack M’93

Deborah E. Prince

Peter E. Pruim and Margaret J. Ball

Lois B. ’78 and Richard J. Rawson

Michael D. ’00 and Kerri M. Rhine

Robert M. Richey ’73

Rudy’s Tavern

Anthony V. Ruiz ’16

Anuradha and Ranjan Sachdev

David M. ’81 and Janet G. Sanko

Richard D. and Katherine D. M’22 Santoro

Sarah Street Grill

Judith B. ’81 and Paul G. Schilling

Paul and Judy Schuchman

Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort

Photos by Susie Forrester

Gregory E. ’80 M’93 and Lauretta A. ’81 Shoemaker

Ski Shawnee, Inc.

Mark Slavin

James L. Snyder ’81

Beth R. and John Sockman

Santiago Solis

Louise C. Solliday ’74

Spartan Combat LLC

Shelley A. Speirs ’92 and Gayland Aston ’94 M’01

Michael E. ’76 and Connie Stambaugh

Adam S. ’00 M’02 and Erin Stauffer

Carol A. Stokes ’73

Robert G. Sutton* and Linda L. DeRenzis-Sutton

Stanley F. Tchorz ’57 J. Michael ’78 and Kim M. Terwilliger

John R. ’69 M’73 and Pamela J. ’70 Thatcher

Gregory M. Tymon ’93 M’95 M’01

Brent I. Voynar ’95 M’97

Ellen M. Walker

Wawa Foundation

Diana E. Weaver ’57*

Nancy L. Weaver ’74 M’78

Jeffrey and Audrey Weber

Marcia G. Welsh and Louis Terracio

Robert H. ’75 and Julieann Willever

The William T. Morris Foundation

Woodloch Resort Properties

Rory J. ’84 and Diane E. Yanchek

Michelle T. Zazzero ’16 Cem Zeytinoglu

LEFT: Christopher and Victoria Strunk enjoy the Annual President’s Gala held on the stage of the Smith-McFarland Theatre.

ESU President Kenneth Long thanks donors and guests for their philanthropic support of ESU during the Annual President’s Gala.

LOYALTY SOCIETY

Recognizing individuals who make consecutive annual gifts to the ESU Foundation. After giving for five years, donors become part of the Loyalty Society. Graduates of the Last Decade (GOLD) will become members of the Young Alumni Society after two consecutive years of giving.

Zimbar Society (25 years or more)

Anonymous

Philip ’63 and Henrietta Allegrante

Gwendolyn E. Atwell ’63

Jack Banks ’74

Thomas A. Barrow ’62 and Rebecca Swartley-Barrow ’72

Jerry D. ’75 and Rhonda L. Battenfield

Mary Ann ’69 and Thomas Bedwell

William E. M’90 and Anna K. Below

Marsha R. Bidoglio ’74

Wayne A. Bolt*

Daniel V. ’75 M’83 and Annmarie Bonavita

Kenneth A. ’59 and Donna E. Bozzelli

David A. Bubak ’80

Terrence A. Butler ’69

Claire K. Catherwood ’64

Jeanne C. Chambers ’73

Faye A. ’62 and Jerome C. Chepulis

Suzanne A. Chludzinski ’90

Franklin L. Christman ’75

Francis S. M’93 and Judith Claps

Jessica L. Clare ’96

Christine Dean Clements ’77 and Michael H. Clements

William B. and Barbara Cramer

Gary W. Curnow ’66

Harold L. ’64 M’67 and Rhoda Daner

James E. ’61 and Pauline C. ’61 Davis

Ken ’68 and Linda Davis

James A. ’70 and Connie A. Day

Conrad B. Decker ’77 and Jane Smith-Decker

Cheryl L. Dempsey ’75

Linda L. and Robert G.* DeRenzis-Sutton

Joan A. ’66 and Richard J. DeTuccio

John D. ’79 and Sandra M. M’96 Detzi

Ruth C. Devlin ’46

Georgeann G. DiGiovanni ’88 M’95

Geraldine E. ’72 and Richard Dilts

Coach Denny and Judy Douds

Lily C. ’67 and Thomas Douglass

Barbara L. Esposito M’65

Cynthia A. Farrell ’77 and Marvin Schatz

Lawrence C. ’79 and Linda Ferguson

Kyra Fetchina Nightingale ’74

John E. ’69 and Kathleen J. ’73 Field

Joanne Finkbeiner ’81

Robert P. Fleischman

Sharon A. ’75 and Nicholas C. Forte

G. Jeff Frantz ’63 and Gretchen Angle Frantz ’66

Joanne P. Gillespie ’74

Lisa Hadden ’86

Janet E. ’72 and Donald J. Hagenauer

Harriet D. ’56 and George D. ’58* Hall

Katherine R. ’81 and Robert P. Harney

Rosemarie M. Hawkins ’71

Edward R. ’69 and Diane W. Hawrylo

Gretchen E. ’61 and James W. Heatherington

Terry G. and Sandra L. Heiser

William J. ’70 M’79 and Linda J. Horvath

Constance L. Houser ’75

Elaine F. Hutchinson ’59

Eileen P. ’79 and James G. Kaiser

Eileen B. ’81 and William Kampf

Marianne L. ’75 and Paul P. Karwacki

Dennis R. ’85 and Darlene E. ’83 Kergick

Gerald D. ’59 and Gloria J. Keyser

Deborah L. Kintner Bryan ’73

Stephen Kolcun

Carl F. ’63 and Dorothy Krein

William E. ’71 and Gale Kresge

Hank C. Kunkel ’73

Sandra A. Lammey ’73

Carol A. Lane ’65 M’72

Donna M. LaRizzio ’83

Susan K. Leiby ’74

Jeannette A. ’58 and Thomas J. ’57* Leshko

Bill ’63 and Sandy ’64 Lewis

Jaclyn M. ’84 and S. Brian Lomer

Pamela D. ’80 M’84 and Charles J. Longacre

Maryann Lugo

Janet E. Maher ’66

Anthony D. ’82 and Christine D. Mahon

Bernice L. Mann-Farris ’65

Diana Martlew ’62 M’73

Sue A. McCleaf ’82

Charles W. ’73 M’80 and Barbara M. McGarvey

Kelly L. M’94 and Robert M. McKenzie

John P. ’70 and Denise Meck

Robert F. ’75 and Joan M. Meighan

David E. ’68 and Barbara J. Michael

Richard A. Miller ’70

Sandra K. Miller M’88

Kevin W. ’73 and Charmaine E. Morrissey

Charles J. ’64 M’66 and Anita K. Morton

Robert M. Moses

Ronald ’66 and Barbara Ofalt

John E. ’76 and Deborah A. ’77 O’Gara

Sandra O’Neil-Seiler ’57

Richard F. Patton ’65

Tom A. Petro ’72 and Ann Hayes-Petro

Nancy M. Pietraface ’74

William J. M’73 and Marjorie Pietraface

William R. Piper ’68

Nevin L. Posey ’69

Deborah E. Prince

John R. ’71 and Deborah A. Procopio

Marlene E. ’68 and Richard W. Reiner

David C. M’78 and Cynthia Rheinheimer

John H. ’59 and Nancy J. Rhen

Celeste H. ’69 and Gustav P. Rueffert

Sherry A. Salway Black ’74 and Ronald S. Black

Susan Z. ’85 and Robert A. Shebelsky

Richard C. and Ines Shoopack

Elaine M. Shuey and George Munn

Shirley M. Smith ’66

Faye D. ’58 and W. Donald Soderberg

Damian J. Spilman ’78

Virginia M. Sten ’71

John R. ’69 M’73 and Pamela J. ’70 Thatcher

Richard T. ’71 and Pauline Timko

Vincent ’56* and Sharon Tomeo

James D. ’73 and Kay E. ’74 Tust

Jane M. Varcoe ’63

Richard D. Vroman ’67 and Danna Yoder Vroman ’68

Cynthia L. ’73 and Howard S. Wagner

John J. ’71 and Jessie C. ’72 Walsh

Diana E. Weaver ’57*

Craig W. ’70 and Mary A. Whiteley

Robert W. M’93 and Carol S. ’90 Wieboldt

Robert H. ’75 and Julieann Willever

Mervin L. ’70 and Catherine G. Witmer

Daniel J. Wynn ’71

Wenjie Yan

Michael L. ’72 and Margaret J. Yeager

Carole H. ’73 and Clifford Yezefski

Suzanne E. ’74 and W. Scott Yoder

John D. Yuhas ’72 M’82

Donna M. Bonavita Zaugg ’80

Monroe Society (20 to 24 years)

John W. and Luz Alina De Appel

Donajean R. ’94 and Paul R. Belcher

Cynthia L. Boddie-Willis

Donald R. and Dolores B. Bortz

Michael V. M’85 and Neli Burger

David J. ’84 and Audrey L. ’84 Cotnoir

Wesley J. Csop ’78

Edward J. ’63 and Mary Frances Curvey

Patricia Graham

Robert S. and Melissa J. Gurmankin

Frank V. Hermann ’53

Judith R. ’63 and Richard S. Hunt

Bernard S. ’53 and Mary Jo ’53 Kobosko

Mark and Judith E. Kozak

Judith A. ’76 M’86 and James H. Leiding

Lynell H. Michonski ’77

Jerry and Hedy Orodenker

Joseph C. ’62 and Clara Petraglia

Carolyn M. ’90 and Frank J. Pizzella, Jr.

Ann M. Popp ’90

William R. Race ’62

Sue A. Ricciardi ’68

Richard J. ’68 and Ruth A. ’70 Rodeghiero

Louise C. Solliday ’74

Mark N. ’58 and Marie R. Walp

William M. ’73 and Betty K. ’73 Wells

Linford A. ’54 and Pauline E. ’54 Werkheiser

Sharon DeLesio Zegalia M’73

Shawnee Society (15 to 19 years)

Anonymous

Joe W. ’71 and Melanie L. Ahouse

Mary B. Allen

Gwendlyn J. Armitage ’59

Carol A. Baker ’80 M’90

Margaret J. Ball and Peter E. Pruim

Joseph K. ’62 and Georgia A. Billger

Angelo F. Borzio, Jr. ’95 M’02

Sterling R. ’61 M’64 and Virginia T. ’61 Brown

Michael J. ’74 and Patricia A. Buck

Robert A. ’64 M’73 and Carolyn A. Buzzard

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James A. ’76 and Tracy Cantafio

Judith Casola Roeder ’62

Jack C. Cortner

Robert C. and Jane L. Dailey

Gail H. Davis ’63

Jeffrey D. ’79 and Susan E. Detzi

Joseph D. ’79 and Brenda Detzi

Susan Dillmuth-Miller

Caroline M. DiPipi-Hoy

Susan L. Elliott ’73

Janie E. Fry ’64

Harry R. ’61 and Patricia Gamble

Thomas A. ’74 and Danielle Garber

Glenn G. ’72 and Deborah J. ’73 Gottshalk

Nancy Jo Greenawalt

Patrick M. ’79 and Sandra P. Guiton

Jeffrey P. Hotz

Wayne A. ’63 and Janet M. Howell

Bryan E. and Colette L. Hughes

Jody D. Hughes, Jr. ’67

Dale G. Johnson ’59 M’70

Frank E. ’74 and Sarah M. Johnson

Thomas J. ’70 M’86 and Cynthia Karabinus

Eileen Richmond Karpe ’54

Gregory J. Knowlden M’04

John F. Kochmansky and Shala E. Davis

Marguerite A. Lawrence ’96

Kenneth E. Maclary

Patricia McCarrick

Andi M. McClanahan

Kathryn A. McLaughlin

Waltz ’70

Linda K. Meckes ’71 M’78

William W. Moyer ’61

Gail Nevins

Joni Maya Oye-Benintende

Paula M. Parker-Fordyce and Troy D. Fordyce

Joyce W. ’73 and Dominick A. Piedmont

Mary Frances Postupack M’93

Lois B. ’78 and Richard J. Rawson

William H. ’73 and Cheryl J. Reesman

Glenn F. ’69 M’78 and Sue Ann Reibman

Charmaine A. ’73 and Thomas F. Reider, Jr.

Laurie S. ’10 and John R. Schaller

Arthur R. ’62 and Fannie A. ’62* Schisler

Donald J. Sheluga ’62

E. Leigh Smith and Louise Daileigh

Adam S. ’00 M’02 and Erin Stauffer

Ronald D. Steckel ’71

David J. Stoss ’74

Thomas J. and Lisa Ann Tauer

Doreen M. Tobin

Sarah F. ’63 and Charles Van Auken

Nancy L. Weaver ’74 M’78

Jeffrey and Audrey Weber

Jeffrey I. Wilson ’86 M’92

Colleen R. ’74 and Kenneth P. Woods

Patricia Wootten Leary ’81

Cathie A. Young LaBar ’69

William E. ’83 and Cindy L. ’02 Zimmermann

Dansbury Society (10 to 14 years)

Kaitlin E. Anders ’08 M’09

Nina J. ’08 and Ronald Atanesian

Lester ’66 and Judith Bailey

Gerald W. ’89 and Melissa L. ’03 Beaver

William Begosh

Nurun N. Begum

Todd A. Behr

David C. Bernauer ’07

Dale A. ’81 and Kathleen M. ’82 Blum

Margaret S. Bonser ’60

Nancy K. Boyer ’20

James M’05 and Alyce L. Brophy

William Broun

Donna R. Bulzoni

Richard J. Carr

Joseph F. ’70 and Judy A. ’69 Catanzaro

David A. ’70 and Bonnie E. ’72 Childs

Jack P. ’67 and Anne V. Childs

Philip B. Conlin, Jr.

Bettyann Fischer Creighton ’74 and John B. Creighton, Jr.

Edward R. ’69 and Bonnita L. ’74 Csencsits

Melissa M. and Michael J. Davis

Pamela A. Decker M’85

Elaine B. DeLuca ’65

Charles W. Depuy, Jr. ’73

Lianna ’08 and Scott DeSantis

Gina L. DiBenedetto ’94

Denise Anne DiGiorgio ’75

Marie M. Donaghay

Dr. Anthony L. ’76 and Ellen S. Drago

Erica J. Dymond

Johan L. Eliasson

Lynne A. Erbrick Bustos ’72 M’86

William C. Eves ’71

Maureen E. ’64 and James C. Farr

Doris M. Faulds M’75

Joan K. ’60 and L. Dexter Faunce

Dolores S. Faust ’66 M’69

Jeffrey K. ’76 and Christine L. Fellin

Keith C. Fisher ’91

Patricia S. Fishler ’78 M’84

Ann E. Gladfelter McGinnis ’82 and Kenton R. McGinnis, Jr.

Thomas J. Grayuski ’84

Bonnie A. Green

James V. Guiducci M’03

Mary B. ’63 and Howard F. Gunn

Joseph C. M’03 and Angela F. Guziewicz

David A. ’76 M’84 and Moira A. ’77 Hair

Mary J. Harkins ’77

John N. ’70 and Nancy M. ’82 Harner

Peter M. ’77 M’87 and Emilie C. Heesen

Rita ’63 and Richard W. Herber

Edward C. ’79 and Beth D. ’75 Hinkle

Heidi L. Hinkle ’00

Sandra K. Hogue ’82

James R. ’71 and Gail Howland

Shixiong Hu

Erin N. Huck ’10

Laurence H. Israel

Wendy A. Jankoski ’82 and Paul Lapinski

John Phillip Kane ’76

Sandra Kane

Stuart C. and Penny Katz

Dawn M. Ketterman-Benner ’70

Martin and Shelly Kornbluth

John W. and Marcella J. Kraybill-Greggo

Joseph F. Lalli

Sharon S. ’86 and Richard S. Laverdure

Shari D. Leichter ’85

Kenneth and Evelyn Long

Christopher A. MacIsaac ’02 M’03

Elaine K. Makosky ’87

Raymond E. ’71 and Rosanne M. ’73 Manmiller

Mary-Carol Mason ’62

Nancy L. Masulis ’59

Don W. Mathis ’70

Barbara A. Mayfield ’81

Candace D. Mazur M’78

Donna M. McClain ’88 and Michael Jones

Garry A. ’88 and Mary E. ’72 McFarland

Adam McGlynn

Linda J. Michael ’65

Joseph S., Sr. ’77 and Margaret A. Micsko

Carol E. Miller ’74 M’91

Phyllis Miller

Michael J. Molendini ’74

Maury J. Molin ’76

Shawn N. Munford M’04

Alfred K. and Darlene M. Myers

Clayton W., Jr. ’73 and Linda L. Myers

Edward L. ’94 M’95 and Jessica A. ’94 Myers

Pattabiraman Neelakantan

James H. ’79 and Cheryl Neill

Dyvonne L. ’66 and Edward R. Nevil

R. Sam ’82 and Linda ’83 Niedbala

Susan P. Nye M’80

Dawn A. O’Harra ’80

William J. and Kathleen Parrish

Jack S. ’63 and Diane S. ’64 Pencek

Alison J. Pittis M’84

Bruno M. ’54* and Joann M. Ponterio

Lee E. ’75 and Robert T. Popiak

Anthony J. Prudente ’09

Charles F. Prutzman M’95

Nancy Pullo

Samuel E. and Anna Quainoo

Christopher L. ’74 and Patricia A. Ransel

Glen R. Ray ’66 M’71 and Kathleen Robbins Ray ’70

Joseph E. Repasky ’94

Fred M. ’71 and Vicky L. Richter

Susan C. and James T. Robinson

Walter P., III ’77 and Nancy G. Rogers

Rosann Rookey M’80

Gerard D. Rozea ’96 M’97

William, Jr. ’65 and Bernardine Santore

Darleen Schaare-Schott ’63

Derek C. Schaller ’13

Mary Ann ’81 and Kent W. Schellinger

Paul A., Jr. ’71 M’77 and Nannette S. ’72 Scheuch

Paul and Judy Schuchman

Robert H. ’64 and Irene E. Seeling

Charles H., Jr. ’70 and Linda B. Shagg

Kathleen E. Shermetta ’80

W. Scott Simons ’75

Anita Kolinofsky Sivertson ’68

Eugene R. ’63 and Sandra A. Slaski

Brandon W. Snyder ’12 M’13

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Roy G. Snyder ’58

Shelley A. Speirs ’92 and Gayland Aston ’94 M’01

Lawrence and Linda J. Squeri

Danny O. ’69 and Barbara A. ’69* Staats

Michael E. ’76 and Connie Stambaugh

Todd M. ’05 and Gail A. ’86 Urland

Ellen M. Walker

Elaine Welch

Marcia G. Welsh and Louis Terracio

Eric S. ’81 and Cheryl M. Wetzel

Gene D. White

Elizabeth E. Wilson ’73

Robert and Andrea Wilson

Chad A. Witmer ’95 M’98 and Tanya M. Durkay-Witmer ’05

Carol A. Wolf ’68

Frances R. Worman ’71

Cem Zeytinoglu

Stroud Society (5 to 9 years)

A Grateful Alumni

Tina M. Abel ’87

Amy S. Agnesini ’83

Sharon A. Archer ’74

Judith Briane Armstrong ’68 and D. John Armstrong

John A. Aruta ’12 M’13

George G. ’79 and Laurie K. Badame

Michael R. ’03 M’05 and Kari L. ’05 Badway

Herbert K. and Tracine Baker

William F. ’71 and Marcia R. Balester

Winston J. Banks ’79

Stephen G. Barkley ’72 M’75

John W. Barnshaw III ’82 and Rose Ann Barnshaw

Allyn ’55 and Joan A. Bartholomay

David F. Bauer ’63 and Kathy Cooper-Bauer

Stephen P. ’90 and Karen Baumbach

David A. and Andrea D. Bean

Pamela J. M’80 and John M. Beehler

Leonard F. Beenick ’86

Alexander T. and Kathleen C. Behr

Nancy B. Bendigo ’58

Nancy A. Berezovske ’79

Dee M. Bernhardt ’82

Chuck Bierlein ’70

Jamie L. Bisbing

Katherine M. Bitow ’68

Joan F. ’71 and Floyd G. Bless, Jr.

William J., Jr. ’60 and Diane Blewett

Susan F. Bloxom ’71

James Boburka

Serge, III ’71 and Wendy Bochnovich

Marc A. Bonanni M’98

Bruce P. ’70 and Joan M. ’71 Bowers

Brian K. ’84 and Karen D. ’85 Boyd

Peter H. ’84 and Lisa B. ’86 Brubaker

Patricia A. Burnett ’99

Amy Ruth M. BussmannSchickling ’93

Marie E. Byrne ’73 and Stephen B. Klein

Jay W. ’93 and Danielle L. Callaghan

Olivia M. Carducci and John Salmento

Diane A. Carlin

Michael A. Carmella

Holly A. ’94 and Franklin Casstevens

Clara T. Celani Petrosky ’57

Doris B. Chase ’74

Wei M’91 and Yinshuo Chen

Frank M. ’77 and Barbara R. Chisdock

Michael S. Clancy ’98

Barbara G. ’78 and Steven R. Clarke

Robert K. and Joanne Clothier

Dane C. Cochran ’81 and Meryl J. Bisberg

Sonya K. Cole ’63 M’74

Jason C. Colletti ’08

Donald Conklin and Kimberly Conklin

Mitchell L. Cordova ’92

Gerald H. ’63 M’67 and Jane A. Cosover

Andrea L. Crawford Stock ’74

Chester W. Dalgewicz ’67 M’74

Douglas L. Dalrymple

Lester G. ’66 and Bette A. Damron

Timothy B. ’05 M’07 and Karen L. Daniels

Leah D. Davis Dean ’69

Paul de Barros

Jeffrey A. ’80 and Elizabeth K. Deffinbaugh

Domenic J. Dellipriscoli ’93 M’95

Erin M. Delregno Evans ’06

Monica J. Denison ’69

Timothy D. DeSchriver

Diane J. ’75 and Louis P. DeSol

Jeanette and Louis A. Diberardino

MaryEllen ’80 and Kevin J. Dickey

Laura J. ’75 ’81 and Robert J. Dietrich

Dominic L. DiFusco

Nicholas A. DiGregory ’76

Kathy B. ’70 and Lawrence Dildine

Patrick J. ’77 and Cathy Diskin

Daniel N. DiZio ’95

Kelli E. and Paul E. Donaghue, Jr.

Joyce M. ’76 and William Donohue

Robert T. ’02 and Melissa Dulin

Jacqueline A. ’88 and Jeffrey A. Durney

Donald F. Eckert ’57

Cheryl A. Edwards ’75

Elma A. ’67 and David Edwards

Ross M., Jr. ’73 and Marguerite A. Edwards

Elizabeth A. ’75 and Edward Egner, Jr.

Mariann T. ’78 and Robert A. Emmi

Bertha Lake Entwisle ’52

Pamela M. Evans ’78 M’85

Phil S. ’79 and Grace A. Falkowski

Catherine P. Faller M’83

Venessa A. Fanning ’84

Wheldon J. Farleigh ’66

Michelle J. ’75 and John P. Farrell

Darlene D. Farris-LaBar

Doreen A. ’74 and Vincent J. Fazzi

Sandra L. ’69 and Fury Fecondo

Patricia M. Fernbaugh ’77

Joseph T. Ferry ’03

Dr. Shirley P. Fisher ’60 M’65*

Robert A. Flowers II ’86 and Rebecca S. Miller

Dennis W. ’70 M’76 and Dr. Kathleen M. ’72 Foster

Marle Jo Frank Jakubczak ’73

Gary S. ’67 and Mary Jane Frantz

Gayla E. ’75 and Willis E. Frantz

Maurice J. Freedman

Sharon D. ’78 and John A. Fritchman

Laura Fuentes

Donald E. Fureman, Jr. ’94

Joseph O. ’94 and Lucia D. ’94

Gagnon IV

Danny H., Jr. ’05 and Stephanie R. Gale

Raymond A., Jr. ’75 and

Darlene J. Gallagher

Alfredo E. ’03 and Jennifer Garcia

Jane Gardsy Huber ’72 M’74

Jay C. Garrels M’11

Deborah L. Gebhardt ’69

Justin P. Germani

Karen Giglio ’66

Jane R. Gillman ’72 M’76

Joanne Limpert Gillock ’71

C. Frederick ’61 and Madeline J. Glass

Jonathan A. and Lisa C. Goldner

Elizabeth L. ’73 and Samuel C. Goll

Dennis ’78 and Laura Gorman

Chad Gotto

Richard T. Grab ’97 M’00

Deborah Grace

Jeremy D. Granger ’00

Holly T. Gravel ’71 M’82

Harold F., III and Machiko Graves

John C., Jr. and Marlou

Gregory

Sidney Gribetz

Jerry A. Gruber ’69

Ronald T. Guse ’71 and Cynthia Chironna Guse

Attila I. ’67 and Susan M. Gyorky

Jack E. Hafer ’71

Edward and Michele E. Hagy

Carol B. M’91 and James A. Hall

Drake D. Hall ’85 M’90

Dorothy Halliday Puglisi ’53

Raymond L. ’86 and Zoraya Hamlin

Lois A. ’86 and Thomas R. Hampshire

Patrick ’89 and Susan L. Hanlon

Susan E. ’69 and George Harrington

Brian C. Harris ’64

Jean L. Harris ’80 and Michael J. Ludwig

Danica (Marsh) Hartenfels ’97 and Jeremy Hartenfels

Kevin L. ’78 M’98 and Carlette Hatcher

David and Kathleen Haverstick

Valerie K. ’78 and Thomas P. Haverty

Ronald J. ’64 M’71 and Carol A. ’64 Hayes

MaryAnne and Chester Heeter

Jill K. Heiser ’99 M’01

John K. ’74 and Irene Helgesen

Audrey J. Henderson

Tina M. Hennessey ’15

Frank A. ’57 and Barbara L. Herting

Bruce A. ’73 and Diane Hewett

Susan J. Hibbs M’74

John D. ’82 and Judith L. Himelrick

Alisa R. ’90 and Charles W. Hobart

Eleanor L. ’66 and Heinrich Hochreither

Robert E. Hodor ’77

James L. and Regina T. Hollar

Robert L. Hollenbach ’85

Margaret L. Hooper ’01

Theresa C. Horn Callahan ’14

Michael P. ’80 and Mary Hronich

Barbara J. ’66 and Jay E. Huffman

Malcolm ’07 M’08 and Heather Huggins

Dorothy J. Hughes ’72

Beverly J. Hunsberger ’68

Steven C. ’96 and Jennifer L. M’98 Hynes

Linda and Frank Illes

Malcolm S. Ingram

Janice M. Jackman M’97

Jorene Jameson ’69 and James W. Wylie

Steven A. and Patricia C. Janicek

Leon S., Jr. and Luciana John

Raymond V. ’72 and Linda Johnson

Sterling Johnson

Raymond J. Johnston ’68 and Sharon K. Muneno

Donald E. ’85 and Adelina Jones, Jr.

Scott Jones

Deborah Kapelan ’76

Henry G., Jr. ’70 M’75 and Pennie Kearns

Daniel J. Keefer ’93

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Maureen Kehoe M’00

Michelle M. ’22 and Douglas W. Keiper

Grace M. Kelley ’72

Bob ’71 and Sandy Kelley

Clare M. Kelly ’75

Bob D. Kelly

Lanita L. Kemezis ’68

Nan B. ’66 and William J. Kent

Bo L. Keppel

Lynn J. ’83 and Jon F. Kerin

Jack and Lillian Kerns

Gary A. ’77 and Debra G. ’81 Kessel

Stephen J. ’78 and Michele Kibling

Justin M. Kimbrough ’11

Lewis J. ’70 and Linda Kistler

Dolores Klink

Joseph J. M’88 and Deborah A. Koch

Linda D. Koch ’69 M’71

Estate of Richard B. Koch

Morgan A. Koerber ’18 M’22

Justin J. ’03 and Noelle Kondikoff

Barry S. ’04 and Kate Krammes

Dennis P. ’71 and Barbara L. Krumanocker

Janine ’90 and Stephen Kubasko-Starinsky, Jr.

Hali M. ’75 and Ronald B. Kuntz

Barry C. and Kathleen A. Kwasny

Tadgh D. ’01 and Abby L. ’00 LaBar

Thomas C. Larsen ’79

Deborah L. Laskowski ’75

Terry L. Lawton ’69

Olive S. Learn

Leonard M. ’94 and Jennifer R. ’95 Lehman

William A. ’81 and Birgit A. Leneweaver

Joseph ’62 and Maryann Lenio

Ralph C. Lennon ’65

Douglas S. ’94 and Melissa A. Leonzi

Sybil Levenson

Francine S. ’65 and Robert H. Lewis

Charles A. and Karen L. Lingenfelter

Lisette M. Lojo ’14

Thomas S. ’69 and Roberta J. ’97 Long

Cheryl M. MacDade ’74

Sandy G. M’92* and Carmel Mackay

Frank J. Makary ’64

Donita M. Makin M’98

Rachel T. ’61 and John R. Malloy

Michael D. ’97 and Jennifer Mancuso

Richard L. ’72 and Martha R. Marchetti

Brian J. ’82 and Sherry L. Marshall

Matthew J. Marshall ’11

Stacey and Loretta Marshall

Lora H. Marzuoli M’92

Frederick L. ’63 and Elizabeth A. ’62 Masenheimer

Francis J. and Ann Marie E. Mason

Joy L. Mayer ’62

David Mazure

Suzanne F. and Terence McCool

William F. and Lisa M. McDonnell

Karen M. McFadden Shier ’76

Diane J. ’68 and Dennis J. McNamara

Robert P. McNulty ’76

Frances M. McSpedon ’68

James T. Meier ’81

Robert A. ’78 and Ellen Marie ’84 Meli

Joanne Stofko Messenlehner ’61

Thaddeus M. Midas ’74

Patricia L. Mignella ’67

Clavertis D. and Charlene Miller

E. Nadine Miller ’58

Fred W. Miller ’86

Lori M. Miller-Weinstein ’77

Sheryl A. Mills ’74 M’80

Janet F. Mishkin M’86

Todd D. ’72 and Sylvia E. ’74 Mohlmann

Dennis A. Mooney ’71

Richard D. ’93 and Jennifer L. Morgan

Robert B. Morgan

Patricia A. Morris M’76 M’89

David L. Morrison

Susan K. Mouris ’89

Kathleen F. Murphy

Kirkwood ’95 and Thomas D. Kirkwood

Daniel F. ’96 and Julieann M. ’14 Murray

Shirley A. Neas Merring ’57

Richard M. ’01 and Pamella

R. ’01 Neidermyer

Mary A. Nemes ’80

Frank T. ’75 and Doreen Newby

Jay F. ’65 and Gail V. ’65 Newcomer

Anibal A. Nieves

Steven P. M’04 and Angela M. ’01 O’Hara

Stephen P. ’78 and Robin L. ’78 Olivetti

Bob D. Orazem ’99

Caitlin L. Ord ’07 M’08

Michael P. Orleski ’96 M’99

Grace E. ’67 and Martin J. Oulton

Carol R. Owens ’04

John H. ’68 and Joanne M. Owens

Betty L. Panas English ’71

Genya K. Pantuso ’61

Albert M. Parker ’60

Matthew J. Parrello ’05

Patricia Berzowski Patitz ’84

Jennifer A. Pecherek ’89

Willard R., Jr. ’63 and Janet E. Peifley

Kathy J. Perrine

Michael T. ’79 and Nancy Perruso

Wendy K. Pfaffhausen ’66

Paul H. Phelps III ’69

Anthony J. M’83 and Linda Piperata

Koren L. ’86 and Daniel J. Plata

Eileen M. Portz-Shovlin ’69

Timothy J. Potopa M’03

Jason W. Potts

Justin T. M’07 and Caroline E. M’06 Potts

William R. and Patricia M. Potts

Joseph G. and Judith G. Price

James J. ’81 and Mari A. ’81 Prudente

John M., Sr. ’76 and Megan Quain

Judith Quinti ’98

Elizabeth A. Reeves ’19

Suzanne R. Rehrig ’71

Dennis J. Reinhard ’80

Michael D. ’00 and Kerri M. Rhine

Kathleen M. Rice ’77

Mary Kopacz Richelmi ’76

Irwin F., Jr. ’63 and Bonnie M. ’63 Rissmiller

Melissa C. and Charles P. Ritchie

Robert O. ’71 and Deborah R. Roberts

Pamela J. Rodgers

Nicole A. Rogai

Nanette K. ’82 and Scott A. Romagnoli

Elaine ’92 and Mark J. Romito

David J. ’85 and Roberta J. Rotelle

Richard A. D’17 and Kerri A. ’99 M’06 Ruck

Anthony V. Ruiz ’16

Nan L. ’78 and Darcy C. Ryder

Virginia W. Sacchi M’08

Henry R. ’93 and Lynn L. ’93 Sands

Ronald D. ’72 and Barbara K. Sandt

David M. ’81 and Janet G. Sanko

Richard D. and Katherine D. M’22 Santoro

Mary Louise Scarf ’74

Jimmie J. ’72 and Susan Schaeffer

Janice C. Scherer ’89

Karen D. Schiavone ’79

Judith B. ’81 and Paul G. Schilling

Jennifer M. ’68 and Stephen Schoonover

Debra A. Schroeder ’85 M’89

Stanley D. Scioscia ’75

Russell R. ’92 and Kimberly A. ’91 Scorese

Maureen G. ’96 and Stephen Seidel

Denise M. and William Seigart

John, Jr. ’63 and Jean Semian

Angelo R., Sr. and Suzanne Senese

Bonnie S. ’74 and Walter J. Senkow

Victoria L. ’79 and Thomas Sheridan

Gregory E. ’80 M’93 and Lauretta A. ’81 Shoemaker

Jeffrey D. Shrive ’09 W. George Shultz ’74 and Cynthia Masenheimer Shultz ’74

Maureen A. Siebold M’91

Patricia S. ’60 and Gerald Silcox

Sharon A. Silvent Mooney ’72 M’02

Raymond, Jr. and Penny Simpson

John J. and Elaine V. Siptroth

June R. ’61 and John R. Slavinski

James H. ’79 and Paulette M. Smartschan

William R. Smithson II ’76 and Helen M. Smithson

Brian S. ’86 and Lisa A. ’87 Sneddon

Michelle L. Sniscak ’82

Frank L., Jr. ’73 and Sandra D. Snyder

Walt W. ’61 and Barbara J. ’64 Snyder

Beth R. and John Sockman

Santiago Solis

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Andrew G., Sr. and Mary Ann Soltes

Stephen M. and Sharon D. Somers

Christopher W. ’81 M’89 and Joann Spilman

Rita M. Sponenburg ’84

Judson H. Springer ’57*

Lynn M. Stattel ’93

Robert A. ’95 and Ami Stelma

Judith L. ‘75 and John ‘73 Stivala

Roger C. Straub ’94

Phoebe A. Sturm ’60

Michael S., Sr. ’74 and Dolores E. Sugra

Craig M. ’83 M’88 and Tracy Summers

Paul A. ’63 and Barbara A. Sweatlock

Robert P. Swift ’95

Barbara W. Talmage ’58

Charles T., II ’84 M’86 and Teresa M. Taylor

Richard Taylor M’86

Gene S. ’72 and Mary Kay ’77 Tempesta

Michael “Jimmy” J. ’07 and Ashlee R. ’06 Terwilliger

Jerome M. Testa ’81

Garry L. ’70 and Teena L. Thatcher

John H. ’73 and Anita C. Thomas

William J. ’82 M’89 and Mary C. Timlin

Robert J. ’65* and Patty J. Tonkin

Janet B. ’81 and Gerald A. Trate

Jack H., II and Sharon Truschel

Leslie A. Tucker ’69

Allen B., II ’75 and Michele L. Turner

Samuel L., Jr. ’73 and Karen L. Turns

Gregory M. Tymon ’93 M’95 M’01

Joseph Uliana

Aloysius P. ’74 and Francine K. ’77 Urban

Marsden ’64 M’69 and Sarah Urmanec

Anne M. ’64 and Charles Valentine

Joseph P. Vancho ’71

James R. ’80 and Amy Vargo

Nancy S. Virkler

Charles J. Vogt

Craig S. Vondercrone ’99

Brent I. Voynar ’95 M’97

Norma J. Wagner M’73

Kevin M. and Barbara Walker

David M. Wallner

Daryl E. ’80 and Lori H. Walmer

Raymond D. Walters ’68

Laura Lynn ’62 and John Walton

Pamela J. Wataha ’81 M’88

Faith H. Waters and Edward C. Kimes

Timothy A. ’90 and Kathleen M. Watkins

William C. M’73 and Catherine L. ’69 Webster

Barbara M. Weikert ’70 M’76

Harold T. Weiss ’83

Julie L. ’91 and Jeffrey S. Weiss

Carol Ann ’74 and Gilbert Welliver

Adrienne and Alan I. Westheim

Arleen E. ’67 and Michael D. Whelan

Howard P. Whidden

Joyce P. ’55 and Clarence E. Whinery

Caryn and Brian Wilkie

Audrey R. Wilson

David M. Wilson

Leslie L. ’74 and Pat W. Wilson

Jason A. ’03 and Corey J. ’03 Wimmer

Patricia L. ’72 and Leonard J. Wincek

Allyson Wind

Mary M. Winkler ’06

Carl A., Jr. ’70 and Lynda M. ’74 Wolfe

Thomas E. ’79 and Beth Wolff

James W. Wood

Ronald B. ’64 and Kathy S. Woods

Elaine F. Woolf M’79

Rory J. ’84 and Diane E. Yanchek

Randy Yanoshak

Sally A. Yorke-Viney M’93 and Malcolm C. Viney

Katherine D. ’46 and John H. Young

Michelle M. ’02 and Scott M. Yurko

Deborah M. Zarate

Joseph D. ’82 and Penelope Zaun

Robert J. ’71 and Pamela M. ’79 Zbylicki

Harry T. ’63 and Roberta E. ’63 Zechman

Edward R. ’91 and Lori Zellner

Young Alumni GOLD Society (2–5 years)

GOLD (Graduates of the Last Decade) alumni are recognized at the Young Alumni level of the Loyalty Society by committing their support for two–five consecutive years with a gift of any size.

Edward J. Arner ‘06 M’09 M’24

Rece M. Bender ’21

Jamie L. Borger ’15

Michele Connors M’20

Daniel L. Creasy ’18

Daniel J. Daley ’22

Xuliana F. Defilippis ’23

Stephanie Del Preore M’22

Liana J. Ercan-Ulinski ’14

James P. Feeney ’23

Halle N. Frisco ’18

Scott R. Gallup ’16

Nicholas J. Giordano ’19

Denise A. Gonzalez ’16

Evan A. Griswold M’16

Anthony J. Guarino ’19

Tyler Guidos ’21

Samantha L. Hosford ’16

Lea J. Hughes ’21

Aalih Hussein ’15

Megan R. Illes ’20 M’21

Steven M. Jones ’14

Muhamadou L. Kaba ’15 M’19

BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS HONOR ROLL

Recognizing all businesses and organizations who have made a contribution during fiscal year 2023-2024.

Anonymous

1 Bay Walk Kismet, LLC

10k Star Events, LLC

111 Restaurant Corp. dba The Brixton

3Click Promotions

8 Eleven, Inc.

A & B Lock and Safe Company

A Grateful Alumni

A. Borzio Contracting

Adams Outdoor Advertising

Aetherflux

Air Graphix, Inc.

Alaska Pete’s Grille

Aliza, Inc.

All Sports Enterprises, Inc.

AllOne Charities

Allstate Kevin Dickey Agency

Aly’s Ponies, LLC

AM Auto Plus, LLC

Balfurd, Inc.

Baltz Enterprises, LLC

Barley Creek Brewing Company

Baseball U Pennsylvaina

Ben Franklin Technology Partners

BF49 Restaurant Corp.

Blaisure Electrical Services

Blue Ridge Cable Technologies

Bovinos Pizzeria & Restaurant, LLC

Boyer Construction, Inc.

Braveheart Enterprises, LLC

Brewskies Beverage

Brightline Construction

Brodheadsville Burger King

Buehl & Gemzik, LLC

Burke Enterprises

The BW Social

Camelback Resort

Cedar Cliff Girls Volleyball Boosters

Center for ObGyn

CEO Warrior

Chaos Softball

Christian & Missionary Alliance

Chumpitazi Corp.

Cluck University Chicken

Cocos Light, Inc.

Collegiate Basketball Officials Assoc, Inc.

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Commonwealth Financing Authority

Ariel L. Kyle ’23

Rylee J. Legreide ’22

Kimberley S. Lowry ’14

Olivia M. Lukshides ’20 M’22

Jessica A. Maxwell ’16

Helen P. McEntire ’23

Erica Molinaro ’20

Kevin S. Novak ’15

Nicole K. Palmasano ’17

Emily E. Peer ’18 M’23

Joshua J. Przywara ’14

Eric D. Rigg M’23

Daniel W. Romagno ’20

Sean A. Roth ’16

Joseph J. Ruggiero ’18

Briana L. Sassaman ’20

Meredith J. Sauers ’14

Lindsay N. Sherwood ’21

Robin Stevenson ’16

Kelley A. Stuetz ’17

Jay T. Young ’16

Michelle T. Zazzero ’16

Alexander J. Zubko ’16

Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community and Economic Development

Community Bank

Compton’s Pancake House & Family Restaurant

Constellation

Crayola, LLC

CryoConcepts

Customized Distribution Services, Inc.

BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS HONOR ROLL

Dalton Lumber and Supply Co., Inc.

Delicioso Pizza & Subs, Inc.

Derailed Tap House Corporation

Desaki Restaurant

Double Good

Dougherty, Leventhal & Price, LLP

Driscole Howell, LLC

Durney, Worthington & Madden, LLC

Easton Auto Body

The Emily Weidinger Team

Emotional Support Services

Enterprise Mobility Foundation

eQuality3D Printing

Ernst & Young, LLP

ESSA Bank & Trust

ESSA Bank & Trust Charitable Foundation

ESU Student Activity Association, Inc.

Evlos Technology

Fabricated Components, Inc.

First Baptist Church

Flood’s

Founders Services Corp.

Fox Deli Provisions, Inc.

The French Manor Inn & Spa

Friends of Kyle Mullins

Fruit-A-Bowls on Crystal Street, LLC

The Fulcrum Group

Fulton Bank, N.A.

The Funding Zone, LLC c/o DeFrancesco Management Corp.

GAK Construction

The Gardens at Wedgewood, Inc.

Giant

Goldberg’s Original Bagels, LLC

Great Valley Education Association

Great Valley Middle School

Sunshine Club

Great Wolf Resorts, Inc.

Greater Pocono Section NCNW, Inc.

GroverNOW

Guardian Tech Partners

Hagy Financial Services, LLC

Health Star Dental

Maunfacturing

The Hershey Company

Heverin Financial Services

Hoeffner Foundation

Hughes Foundation, Inc.

Hughes Nicholls and O’Hara

Hunt, Hamlin & Ridley

Improved Pool Service

Infinity Real Estate

Inside Out Home Revisions & Repair, LLC

Insperity Services, L.P.

J & J Building & Remodeling

J.M.S. Structured Wiring, LLC

Jake Haverstick Memorial Fund

Jay Gray Plumbing, LLC

Jeff Dailey Memorial Foundation

Jimmy’s Ice Cream

JM Uliana & Associates, LLC

John P. Bisco Associates

John W. Kerns Accounting and Tax Preparation

Kalahari Resorts & Conventions

Katalyst Performance & Rehab

Kearney and Son Carpentry

Kramer Sheds

Kyle’s Backflow Testing, LLC

Lady Dukes

Lancaster County Community Foundation

The LaRosse Team - Springer Realty Group

Laundry Express

Legacy Barber Shop, LLC

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono

Lehigh Valley IronPigs

The Lester G. Abeloff Foundation

Lindsay O. Albert, EA, Tax and Accounting

Lions Club of Tannersville

Long Lake Marina

Longview Leader Corporation

The Lost Trails, LLC

Lotz, Doggett & Rawers, LLP

Loyal Order Moose Lodge #1336

Manhattan Club Timeshare Association, Inc.

Mariner’s Arcade, LLC

Marita’s Cantina

MassMutual Greater Philadelphia

Mauch Chunk Trust Company

McGrath’s Pub & Eatery

Members 1st Federal Credit Union

Milano Tile 3, LLC

Miracle Ear

Monroe County Bar Foundation

Monroe County Chapter, NAACP

MORE Modern Real Estate

Mount Airy Casino Resort

Mount Airy Foundation

Mountain View Vineyard, Inc.

Muscle Inc. Gym

Myron Levy Family Foudation of the Scranton Area Foundation

National Security Services, LLC

Nauman Inc.

NE PA Community Federal Credit Union

Nehemiah Sober Living

New Milford Hardware, Inc.

Newberry’s Yard of Ale

Nick Lombardo Plumbing & Heating, Inc.

Niedbala Family Foundation

NJ Fire

Norm’s Restaurants, LLC

Northeast Site Contractors

OneHope

Opus Financial Partners

Paul B. Wood Tires

Peabody Police Department

Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company

The Penn Stroud

Pennsylvania Army National Guard Recruiting and Retention Battalion

Pennsylvania Career Link of Monroe County

Pennsylvania Department of Health

Pennsylvania Northeast

Regional Railroad Authority

Pennsylvania State Employees

Credit Union

Phil Young Sawmills and Forestry Equipment

Philly Pretzel Factory

Pinnacle Investigations

Pizano Consulting, LLC

Pleasant Valley School District

Pledgeling Foundation

PNC Bank - PA

Pocono Airbnb Management, LLC

Pocono Bagels Two

Pocono International Raceway

Pocono Lions Club

Pocono Mountain Penn State Club

Pocono Mountains Economic Development Corporation

Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau

Pocono Record

Pocono Rocks

Pro-Activity

ProCare Medical Company

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Southside Seafood

Sparkle Car Wash

Raven Entertainment

Ready, Set, Run

Reclaimed for Christ Ministries

Regan, Levin, Bloss, Brown & Savchak, P.C.

Renegade Winery

RHD Crossroads Community Services

Riddell, Inc.

Rishel Auto Sales

Rita’s of Stroudsburg

Rita’s Water Ice of Schnecksville

Riverside Yachting Charters

RLE Equipment, Inc

Rolling Stones Masonry

Roofers Local 30

Rudy’s Tavern

Russ Scorese State Farm

Safe Monroe

SamHaven Lake, LLC Covehaven Resort

Sand Springs Country Club, Inc.

Sanofi

Sarah Street Grill

Schooley Electric, Inc.

SCI Mercer Security Office

Secret Tea House, LLC

Seven Mountains Media

Shannondell at Valley Forge

Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort

Sherman Theater

Siamsa Irish Pub

Signature Health & Fitness

Signature Sports Performance

Simplex Image Solutions

Ski Shawnee, Inc.

Smiler’s Grill and Bar

Smuggler’s Cove

Snyder and Sons Tree

Surgeons

Spartan Combat, LLC

St. Luke’s University Health Network

Starbucks Store #14119

Startupstaging, Inc.

Stephan MultiMedia

Stiff Oil Co.

Stone, Cyphers, DeAngelo & Hornberger, LLP

Stotz & Fatzinger Office Supply

Stretch-n-Grow of Bucks-Mont PA

Stroudsburg Pizzeria and Restaurant, Inc.

Stroudsburg Wrestling Camp of Champs

Strunk Funeral Home, Inc.

Sweet Creams Cafe

Tanium

Teddy’s Tavern, Inc.

Tempesta Driving School, Inc.

Thrivent Financial For Lutherans Foundation

Tiger Schulmann’s Englewood

Toyota of Stroudsburg

Tremco Roofing And Building Maintenance

Trevor P. Sopko & Sons, LLC

U.S. Army Recruiting Station

Urgent Surgery Solutions

Valley Fintech, LLC

Warrior Bar and Grill

Wawa Foundation

Wegmans

Wilkes-Barre/Scranton

Penguins

The William T. Morris Foundation

Wilson Design Group

Woodloch Resort Properties

Yenser’s Family Farm, LLC

The R. Dale and Frances M. Hughes Foundation

FACULTY AND STAFF HONOR ROLL

(CURRENT, RETIRED AND EMERITUS)

Recognizing all faculty and staff who contributed during fiscal year 2023–2024.

Anonymous (3)

Mary B. Allen

Tioga B. Anderson ’12

Edward J. Arner ’06 M’09

Patrick J. and Cheryl Ashcroft

Nina J. ’08 and Ronald Atanesian

Margaret J. Ball and Peter E. Pruim

Bonnie Balmoos-Martinez

James Bandy

Nurun N. Begum

Todd A. Behr

Jamie L. Bisbing

Donald R. and Dolores B. Bortz

William Broun

Donna R. Bulzoni

Elzar, Jr. and Carolyn V. Camper

Olivia M. Carducci and John Salmento

Diane A. Carlin

Janette R. Castro

Joseph F. ’70 and Judy A. ’69 Catanzaro

Quentin P. and Charlotte E. ’83 Currie

Melissa M. and Michael J. Davis

Domenic J. Dellipriscoli ’93 M’95

Lianna DeSantis ’08

Meagan DeWan

Susan Dillmuth-Miller

Caroline M. DiPipi-Hoy

Marie M. Donaghay

Coach Denny and Judy Douds

Dr. Anthony L. ’76 and Ellen S. Drago

Gregory B. and Elizabeth A. ’05 Dwyer

Erica J. Dymond

Johan L. Eliasson

Ralph Elick

Darlene D. Farris-LaBar

Shirley L. and David B. ’81 Fenner

Lyesha J. Fleming ’13

Robert F. ’78 and Dianne Flower

Laura Fuentes

Scott R. Gallup ’16

Justin P. Germani

James E. Gilbert

Michael Gombita

Sarah J. and Deanne G. ’80 Goodrich

Patricia Graham

Bonnie A. Green

Nancy Jo Greenawalt

Jeffrey W. Hardy

Wayne Heller

Selena Hines

Jeffrey P. Hotz

Shixiong Hu

Lorna J. Hunter

Mihye Jeong

Jennifer A. Keat

Jonathan P. Keiter

Bob ’71 and Sandy Kelley

Bo L. Keppel

Mark J. and Kathleen M. Kilker

Gregory J. Knowlden M’04

John F. Kochmansky and Shala E. Davis

Stephen Kolcun

John W. and Marcella J. Kraybill-Greggo

Brooke K. ’91 M’96 Langan

James H. and Judith A. ’76 M’86 Leiding

Kenneth and Evelyn Long

Maryann Lugo

Elaine K. Makosky ’87

Robert A. ’81 and Cindy Marro

Stacey and Loretta Marshall

Mary Ann A. and John L. Matras

David Mazure

Andi M. McClanahan

Adam McGlynn

Kelly L. M’94 and Robert M. McKenzie

Sandra K. Miller M’88

Erica Molinaro

Robert M. Moses

William A. and Nancy S. Mosteller

Shawn N. Munford M’04

Clarence J. and Elizabeth Murphy

Pattabiraman Neelakantan

Anibal A. Nieves

John P. ’22 Nolan

Caitlin L. Ord ’07 M’08

Joni Maya Oye-Benintende

Kristan Pearson

Kathy J. Perrine

Mary Frances Postupack M’93

Deborah E. Prince

Samuel E. and Anna Quainoo

David C. M’78 and Cynthia Rheinheimer

Elizabeth A. Richardson

Melissa C. and Charles P. Ritchie

Gerard D. Rozea ’96 M’97

Richard A. D’17 and Kerri A. ’99 M’06 Ruck

Anuradha and Ranjan Sachdev

Richard D. and Katherine D. M’22 Santoro

Gina R. and Gabriel J. Scala

Laurie S. ’10 and John R. Schaller

Maryanne M. Schumm

Elizabeth M. Scott

Angelo R., Sr. and Suzanne Senese

Jerome W. Sheska ’68 M’81

Elaine M. Shuey and George Munn

William M. and Ingrid M. Sidlosky

Neal H. and Joyce L. Simpson

E. Leigh Smith and Louise Daileigh

Jennie M. Smith

Robert E. Smith, Jr.

Brandon W. Snyder ’12 M’13

Beth R. and John Sockman

Santiago Solis

Shelley A. Speirs ’92 and Gayland Aston ’94 M’01

Lawrence and Linda J. Squeri

Robert G. Sutton* and Linda L. DeRenzis-Sutton

Thomas J. and Lisa Ann Tauer

J. Michael ’78 and Kim M. Terwilliger

Michael “Jimmy” J. ’07 and Ashlee R. ’06 Terwilliger

John R. ’69 M’73 and Pamela J. ’70 Thatcher

Robert J. Thomas

Doreen M. Tobin

David G. and Robin S. Trainer

Jack H., II and Sharon Truschel

Rachel M. Ward

Faith H. Waters and Edward C. Kimes

Nancy L. Weaver ’74 M’78

Jeffrey and Audrey Weber

Marcia G. Welsh and Louis Terracio

Howard P. Whidden

Gene D. White

Caryn and Brian Wilkie

Sylvester E. Williams

Jeffrey I. Wilson ’86 M’92

Allyson Wind

Chad A. Witmer ’95 M’98 and Tanya M. Durkay-Witmer ’05

Yue Xi

Wenjie Yan

Sally A. Yorke-Viney M’93 and Malcolm C. Viney

Cem Zeytinoglu

Peng Zhang and Fan Yang

PARENTS HONOR ROLL

Recognizing all parents who contributed during fiscal year 2023-2024.

Patti A. Alleger M’67

Brian A. Almoney

John E. and Joanne Armitage

Douglas A., Sr. and Crystal N. Banks

Ann Bedrosian

William E. M’90 and Anna K. Below

Gloria A. Bench ’66 M’01

Blake D. and Donna B. Bender

Lori K. Bergen ’81

Marsha R. Bidoglio ’74

Chuck Bierlein ’70

Dale A. ’81 and Kathleen M. ’82 Blum

Wayne A. Bolt*

Constance J. Borges ’83

Christopher G. ’87 and Dawn E. Breen

Brenda A. Brodt ’81

Jack R. ’81 and Diane J. ’80 Brunner

Elzar, Jr. and Carolyn V. Camper

Michael A. Carmella

Richard J. Carr

Tahir and Rahella Chaudhry

Robert K. and Joanne Clothier

Iyana T. Coote

Bettyann Fischer Creighton ’74 and John B. Creighton, Jr.

Robert C. and Jane L. Dailey

Anthony J. and Cheryl DeFazio

Ralph S. ’60* and Camille Demech

Jeffrey D. ’79 and Susan E. Detzi

John D. ’79 and Sandra M. M’96 Detzi

Jeanette and Louis A. Diberardino

Karl ’63 M’71 and Sandra Dickl

Nicholas A. DiGregory ’76

Kelli E. and Paul E. Donaghue, Jr.

Dr. Anthony L. ’76 and Ellen S. Drago

J. David and Hinda Farmer

Doreen A. ’74 and Vincent J. Fazzi

David B. ’81 and Shirley L. Fenner

James C. and Debra A. Fish

Robert F. ’78 and Dianne Flower

William Foreman

Timothy Frey

Alan S. ’72 and Joan F. Frick

Clifford H. and Elizabeth A. Funk

Stephen ’75 and Kathleen F. Gambino

Linda Gay Beaty M’82

Elizabeth L. ’73 and Samuel C. Goll

John Gorham

Deborah Grace

David A. ’76 M’84 and Moira A. ’77 Hair

Carol B. M’91 and James A. Hall

James D. and Arlene N. Harper

William and Theresa Hayth

Terry G. and Sandra L. Heiser

James L. and Regina T. Hollar

Ann M. Horvath ’66 and John P. Horvath

James and Catherine Hruban

Thomas A. ’71 and Debra L. ’75 Huber

Gail A. Huggins

Linda and Frank Illes

Paul G. and Lynn B. Jacobs

Stephanie W. James

Steven A. and Patricia C. Janicek

Bob ’71 and Sandy Kelley

Jack and Lillian Kerns

Gary A. ’77 and Debra G. ’81 Kessel

Mark J. and Kathleen M. Kilker

Lewis J. ’70 and Linda Kistler

Dolores Klink

Helen J. ’75 and Thomas Koblish

Joseph J. M’88 and Deborah A. Koch

Barry C. and Kathleen A. Kwasny

Joseph F. Lalli

Howard E. and Patricia Lambert

Rose M. Lapaix

Mairenui Lewis

Mark E. and Wendy Lichty

Charles A. and Karen L. Lingenfelter

Thomas S. ’69 and Roberta J. ’97 Long

Paul and Beth Ann Lowry

John J. ’65 and Palma Luchansky

Maryann Lugo

John B. and Cynthia Makar

Sharon R. Maloney

Susan F. and Donald R. Mancuso

Louis M. Margotta ’72

Marc Marrone

Duane E. and Donna K. Marsh

Brian J. ’82 and Sherry L. Marshall

Brian T. ’02 and Kara Marshall

Armand M. ’80 and Amy R. Martinelli

Francis J. and Ann Marie E. Mason

William F. and Lisa M. McDonnell

Garry A. ’88 and Mary E. ’72 McFarland

Kelly L. M’94 and Robert M. McKenzie

John P. ’70 and Denise Meck

Robert A. ’78 and Ellen Marie ’84 Meli

Donald R. and Mary Ann Metzgar

Linda J. Michael ’65

Carol E. Miller ’74 M’91

Tamika Miller

Thomas R. Molinaro

Charles J. ’64 M’66 and Anita K. Morton

David P. and Christine Morton

Mary E. Mott-Cangemi ’06

Daniel F. ’96 and Julieann M. ’14 Murray

Alfred K. and Darlene M. Myers

Stephen P. ’78 and Robin L. ’78 Olivetti

Jerry and Hedy Orodenker

Carol A. Oswald

Carol R. Owens ’04

Michael E. Oxenford and Marilyn Plawa-Oxenford

William J. and Kathleen Parrish

STUDENTS HONOR ROLL

Patrick H. and Barbara A. Patterson

Malissa A. and Gregory T. Penna

Michael T. ’79 and Nancy Perruso

James S. and Patricia D. Phillips

Jonathan R. and Michelle N. Piatkiewicz

James J. ’81 and Mari A. ’81 Prudente

Karl E. and Valencia Reigel

Susan H. Reuter

Tracy Reynolds

Robert O. ’71 and Deborah R. Roberts

Richard J. ’68 and Ruth A. ’70 Rodeghiero

Nanette K. ’82 and Scott A. Romagnoli

Patricia A. and Jay Rothenhausler

Alan R. ’66 M’73 and Cynthia H. ’67 Ruschman

James C., Sr. and Lael Rutherford

Deborah A. ’75 and Robert Ryan

Steven and Barbara Sacks

Christopher A. Sarajian

Gabriel J. and Gina R. Scala

Laurie S. ’10 and John R. Schaller

Angelo R., Sr. and Suzanne Senese

Recognizing all students who contributed during fiscal year 2023-2024.

Chaise P. Albus

Gianna Amendola

Elena Andreyev

Nickolina M. Annelli

Brittney P. Baber

John C. Bacolo

Jamie L. Bisbing

Marissa E. A. Brady

Chrystiana N. Brettle

Jillian N. Brungard

Robert M. Burke

Nicole P. Carlo

Rachael K. Carr

Janette R. Castro

Sergio M. Cespedes

Joseph B. Conahan, Jr.

Gianna G. Coyle

Joseph N. Crecca

Nicholas Cruz

Jayleen DeJesus

Jessica Delfino

Julia M. Dessert

Ryan J. Dewees

Ryan W. Ditty

Katherine L. Donaghue

Gregory M. Ecks

Shannon R. Edelman

Melissa L. Ellis

Cameron R. Enriquez

Matthew J. Ervolina

Lyesha J. Fleming ’13

Kellie G. Fluck

Giana M. Fredericks

Angelina G. Galie

Cooper Gehring

Emmanuel Gitonga

Angelique S. Glamann

Abigail L. Glazewski

Bailey N. Grassmann

LeAnn N. Grier

Gabriella M. Griffo

Maddin E. Grow

Tara J. Haring

Rachel K. Heggenstaller

Ajay B. Hiller

Selena Hines

Kaitlin R. Houser

Ryan P. Iberer

Dennis R. Kergick ’85

Taylor R. LaBarre

Jaiden O. Lee

Joshua M. Leidig

Samiyah Little

Sean M. Loomis

Katherine Master

Lisa M. McChesney

Katelyn Mckeough

Kelsey Melfy

Paul D. Menditto, Sr.

Joshua C. Meshach

Bonnie S. ’74 and Walter J. Senkow

Douglas J. ’75 and Catherine C. ’79 Sheaffer

Susan Z. ’85 and Robert A. Shebelsky

Kathleen E. Shermetta ’80

Richard C. and Ines Shoopack

Kathryn N. ’70 and Jay Shumaker

Raymond, Jr. and Penny Simpson

Susan S. Sleichter

K. Craig and Kimberly Smith

William R. Smithson II ’76 and Helen M. Smithson

George L. and Margaret M. Snyder

Andrew G., Sr. and Mary Ann Soltes

Carol D. Stem

Raymond C. Stern

Allen L. and Bonnie C. Stuart, Jr.

Michael S., Sr. ’74 and Dolores E. Sugra

Jill A. ’89 and James M. Takacs

William H. and Barbara A. Terry

J. Michael ’78 and Kim M. Terwilliger

David G. and Robin S. Trainer

Kimberly L. Tremper

Jack H., II and Sharon Truschel

Todd M. ’05 and Gail A. ’86 Urland

Joseph and Traci L. Vogt

John Wade

Ellen M. Walker

David M. Wallner

Jeremy Warmkessel

Faith H. Waters and Edward C. Kimes

John F. ’74 and Mary Jo Wehr

Gene D. White

Janet T. ’63 and N. James ’62 Wilde

N. James Wilde ’62 and Janet T. Wilde ’63

J. Scott ’74 and Denise Willoth

Juana A. and Andrew R. Wolosz

Suzanne K. Wooby

Cathie A. Young LaBar ’69

Robert J. ’71 and Pamela M. ’79 Zbylicki

Rose Zigmund

Barry and Terri L. ’78 Brescancine

Anne-Marie and Michael Junker

Jaylen Morrison

Jaden N. Newton

Alejandro J. Paez

Emily Parke

Kenneth W. Parrish ’07

Elyssa T. Pemu

Ella R. Rau

Lauren R. Reed

Elizabeth A. Reeves ’19

Owen J. Reilly

Kayla L. Reinert

Vera D. Renshof

Caitlyn M. Reynolds

Delaney Ridgell

Melissa C. Ritchie

Nicole A. Rogai

Christopher T. Ross

Jay A. Rothenhausler

Aaron N. Sanchez

Elizabeth M. Scott

Mia C. Sisilli

Sean Solomon

Holly N. Soto

Kristyn J. Stanek

Alyssa J. Takacs

Robert J. Thomas

Destiny L. Thompson

Zandray Thompson

Alexandra L. Timperio

Jady M. Van Gils

Kala P. VanDeMark

Gabriella Vazquez

Tanner J. Vicendese

Kaylee M. Watson

Adrienne Westheim

Gregory Wiley

Jalen A. Wilson

Carlton R. Wise

Patrick Yoder

Kimberly M. Young

Walker D. Zampella

FRIENDS HONOR ROLL

Recognizing all friends who contributed during fiscal year 2023-2024. Some friends are listed with their spouse/partner who are ESU friends or alumni.

Anonymous (2)

Anonymous

Carlton Adler

Sebastian Adler

Dominic and Jodi Albanese

Jacqueline Albus

Taj Alexander

Diane Alford

Chrissy Ali

Madina Ali

Sarah Allen

John W. and Luz Alina De Appel

Rick and Susan Armitage

Karen Ashe

Jerry Athey

Annette Atkinson

Bryan Baber

Stephen D. Bair

Herbert K. and Tracine Baker

Karen Baker

Marcia R. and William F. ’71

Balester

Jennifer R. Banta

Angie Barbush

Pablo Barrionuevo

Janice and Richard A. ’70

Bartolucci

Paul Battisti

David A. and Andrea D. Bean

Ricardo Becerril

John M. and Pamela J. ’80 Beehler

William Begosh

Alexander T. and Kathleen C. Behr

Andrew Beifus

Mark Belenski

Carnetta and Dennis D.* Bell

Frances Belle

Stacey Belle

Sherry Ben

Angela Benincasa

Francine K. Benitz

Stacey Bennett

Douglas C. Benson

Erasmus Benti

James K. Bergen

Max T. Bergen and Sarah S. Azizi

Sam M. Bergen

Thomas and Valerie M. Bergen

Robert L. Berkowitz

Deborah Best

Jennifer Beuchat

Dennis Beyer

Marla Bigeleisen

Joseph Bingham, Jr.

Patricia M. Bixel

Linda Blake

Ken and Ginny Bloch

Lawrence Boatwright

James Boburka

Cynthia L. Boddie-Willis

Jenny Bogart

Dawn M. Boland

Neil A. and Mary P. Bonner

Sandra Borr

Cynthia Borrero

Joy G. Borrero

Richard and Nancy K. ’20 Boyer

Bonnie Boyle Fisher

Terrie Brannock

Jason Bravo

Joseph and Megan Breslin

Susan Bronski

Patricia Brotzman

Jeffery Brown

Lisa M. Brown

Robert P. Brunet

Karen C. Bryant-Morrison

Barry Bryson

Richard D. Buckley

Vincent and Donna R. Bulzoni

Jamie M. Burch

Joanne C. and Tyler J. Burke

Jason Burkhard

Terrell L. Burnett

Jane E. Burton

Carolyn A. and Robert A. ’64

M’73 Buzzard

Helen Cadue

Patricia A. and Vincent A. Caminiti

Rachelle L. Cantrel

Elizabeth Capetola

Lisa and David Cardwell

Joe Carmella

Susan Carney

Gina Carter

Jenine Carter

Stephanie Casale

Christine Casalinuovo-Adams

Kimberly Cenname

Heather Chafatelli

Jane Chafatelli

Heather L. Chambers

Michael Chambers

Annissa A. Charlery

Hermane Charlery

Marie Chismar

Luke C. Chmielinski

David J. and Tracie A.

Cinquemani

Mike Cipriano

Joanne M. Clark

Joseph Clarkson

Michael H. Clements and Christine Dean Clements ’77

Bill Cleveland

Kathleen Clinton

Matthew Cohen

Stuart Cohen

Patricia Colangelo

Richard G. and Tracie L. Colangelo

Tracie Colangelo

Wendy Cole

Geraldine Colizzo

Donald Conklin and Kimberly Conklin

Philip B. Conlin, Jr.

Kathleen Connelly

Joseph Cooper

Joseph Corazza

TeriLynn Cornetto

Jack C. Cortner

Ryan Cosgrove

Charles and Carol Costa

Martha Costa

Kody T. Cotrufello

Casey Coyle

Scott H Cragle

William B. and Barbara Cramer

Joe Crecca

John T. and Joni Crestwell

Colin A. Crosbie

Eileen and Michael Crowther

Wanda Cummings

Sissi R. Cunha

Nancy Daher

Douglas L. Dalrymple

Elizabeth Darby

Tracy Davenport

Paul de Barros

Janet De Marco

Mark W. and Barbara J. Deane

Cynthia Defidelto

Margarat K. Degnan

Geraldine Degurski

Luis DeJesus

Rosa M. DeJesus

Christopher DeLuise

Jeanette DeMito

John Denman

Paula Dente

Alissa DePalma

Ann and William Derenzis

Linda L. and Robert G.* DeRenzis-Sutton

Jay Derickson

Samantha A. Derickson

Timothy D. DeSchriver

Anthony Dessert

John T. DeVivo

Stacy A. DeVivo

F. Jeffrey and Gail Dewan

Gael Dewan

John R. Dewan and Erin McMahon

Thomas M. Dewan

Kevin J. and MaryEllen ’80 Dickey

Dominic L. DiFusco

John and Karen Diggins

Stephen A. Dimambro

Lynn and Robert ’70* Dinan

Donna Dingler

Danyell Diruggiero

Mark Dodel

Margaret S. Dolan

Victoria Doney

Donald A., Jr. and Mary M. Douds

Judith G. and Denny C. Douds

James M. Dougher

Peggy Dowd

Matthew J. Downes

Terry Drankiewicz

Trevor and Ashley A. ’03 Dreisbach

Lindsey Dugas

Gerald F. and Eileen D. M’94

Durkin, Jr.

Ronda Dusseault

Robert F. and Eileen M. ’92

Early

Jeanette Ebarb

Donna C. Eckert

Kenya Edmonds

Hilary Eigenrauch

Matt Eisenhard

Marilyn D. ’74 Eitreim

Canarissa Elliott

James D. and Aimee D. ’91 Ellison

Nancy Embich

Frank A. and Renee Epifano

Lauren and Rick C. ’72 Erdman

Rebecca Erhardt

Anna L. Ernst

Sondra Esmond

Nicole Estep

Anne Evans

Christine Evans

Lisa M. Falkenstein

Laura Falleni

Peter and Laurie L. Favini

Greg Feldman

Raymond J. and Elizabeth H. Fernandez

Joseph Ferst

Kimmie Fine

Brandon Finn

Michelle E. Fisher

Laurence Fishler

John and Kathleen Fitzgerald

Robert P. Fleischman

Denise Fleitman

Jacqueline E. Flynn*

Richard E. Forgay

Medical Arts Pharmacy

Philip and Doris Formica

Andrew and Linda Forte

John C. and Joanne L. Fossett

Nicholas Fountoulakis

Kenda Fowler

Myrtza Francois

Jean M. Frank

Debra Fraser-Howze

Marlene Fredericks

Melissa Fredericks

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FRIENDS HONOR ROLL

Stewart Fredericks

Tom Fredericks

Maurice J. Freedman

Jodie Frey

Johnna A. Friedman

Daniel Friend

Ellen Friend

Debra A. Fritz

Sue and Jim Frontino

Walter K. Frye

Barry R. Fulmer

Alison L. and Jay C. ’11 Furman

Stephanie R. and Danny H. ’05

Gale

Darlene J. and Raymond A. ’75

Gallagher, Jr.

Maureen A. Gallagher

Judy Galley

Ingrid Gardner

Gloria Garmon

Jason and Kathryn A. Garver

Victoria Garwood

Daniel Gaughran

Kim Gavin

Beth Gearhart

Steven Geiger

Caryn Gemzik

Barbara and Justin Genzlinger

Tanika George

Joseph P. Germani

Faith Gilchrist

Stephanie Gilchrist

James Ginter

Denise Giunta

Jennifer Glazewski

Linda L. Gockley

Sherri L. Gockley

Jonathan A. and Lisa C. Goldner

Carlos Cerda Gomez

Heidi Goodhart-Rufe

Tracey Gorham

Gary M. Gorman

Chad Gotto

Miles W. and Darlene L. Graff

Michael P. Graham

Harold F., III and Machiko Graves

Jennifer Grayauskie

Joanne Grayauskie

Joyce and Dale Graybill

Danielle and Thomas J. ’84 Grayuski

Marissa Grebb

William L. and Claudia K. Gregg

William P. Gregg

John C., Jr. and Marlou Gregory

Dawn Gress

Joseph Gress

Joseph N. and Theresa Greybush

Sid Gribetz

Angie Grippo

Maria Grizzetti

Neil Groller

William G. and Alicia M. Gruenewald

Tonja Guerriero

Barbara Gumpper

Julie and Roman Gural

Robert S. and Melissa J. Gurmankin

Lucas and Sheena Haan

Matt Haas

Maria T. Hackney and Thomas N. Detweiler ’76

Maria Hagedoorn

Edward and Michele E. Hagy

Joseph Hall

Kimberly Hall

Rebecca Halsall

Ronald Hanaki

Allen Handwerk

Francis Hanna

Heidi W. Hansberry

Thomas M. Haring

Timothy Haring

Fenton Harpster

Jeremy and Danica L. ’97 Hartenfels

James T. Hartman

Margaret Hartmann

Jeffrey A. Hartzell

Gregory T. Harvey

Crystal Hassler

David and Kathleen Haverstick

Kaylee Hazewski

Michael Healey

Douglas Heard

David and Rachael Heath

Emilie C. and Peter M. ’77 Heesen

MaryAnne and Chester Heeter

KathyAnn Heilig

Ingrid Helmich

Audrey J. Henderson

Candy Hennett

Edward V. Henning

R. M. Henry

Amy Herman

Carolyn Hershey

Heather Hershey

Donna P. Hibler

Gerald Highsmith

Janice Hilaire

Carol A. Hill

Michelle Hiller

William M. and Maureen J. Hinchey

Carlette Hines

Cindy L. Hinkle

Philip D. Hitchingham

Sandra J. Hoeffner

Jessica Hoffmann

Keith Hoffmann

Lisa Hoffmann

Georgette Hofmeister

Laurel Hoitsma

Rachel Holcomb

Monica R. Holon

Vicki M. Hood

Lynn and Wendy Hoover

Carl Horning

Darlene M. Horning

Heather Horning

Linda J. and William J. ’70 Horvath

Brian W. Houser and Heather A. Moffett-Houser

William J. Houser

Kathleen M. Hrichak

Alan Hubbell

Jay E. and Barbara J. ’66 Huffman

Bryan E. and Colette L. Hughes

Jerry Iannuzzo

Nancy Montae Imbt Johnson*

Amy Ingram

Dave Ingram

David C. and Maureen L. Ingram

Malcolm S. Ingram

Robin Irby

Laurence H. Israel

Desiree Iudciello

Regina Ivcic

Tawny Jackson

Jamie Jacobs

Shanna James

Jodi Jasionowicz

Leon S., Jr. and Luciana John

Angie S. Johnson

Michael Johnson

Sterling Johnson

Scott Jones

Toni Jones

Michael and Anne-Marie Junker

Zachary Kades

Sandra Kane

Danielle Kaplafka Storms

Jonathan P. Kasica

Karen Kassouf

Glen Katz

Stuart C. and Penny Katz

Pennie and Henry G. ’70

Kearns

Jane Keenan

Laura Keenan

John Keenoy

Douglas W. and Michelle M. ’22

Keiper

Brendan Kelly

Brian Kelly

Bob D. Kelly

Steve Kelly

Jean G. Kennedy

Lloyd D. Kern

Greg Kessel

Brad Kimler

Thomas D. and Kathleen F. ’95

Kirkwood

James C. Kish

Thomas Kline

Melvin Knight

Edward R. Koch

Kristen J. Koch

Estate of Richard B. Koch

Kyle Kocher

Eric Kolar

Lori Kolb

Christopher T. Kopec

Ian and Jamie R. Kornbluth

Martin and Shelly Kornbluth

Tammy Kovach

Sergey Kovalchuk

Mark and Judith E. Kozak

Kate and Barry S. ’04 Krammes

Konnie Krasenics

Tanya Kromer

Mary Kruh

Robert and Barbara J. Krupp

Jack B. and Virginia L. Kubler

Sally Kuhns

Jay D. Kule

Michelle A. Kunz

Kelly Kupper

Rosanna Kwiatkowski

Samuel Kwietniak

Valerie A. Laico-Ganci

Clifford Lake

Matthew Lamb

Sally Jo Lamont

Patricia Lange

Nicholas B. and Maryann R. LaPenna

Janice and Ralph A. Laperna

Susan Larkin

John and Caroline LaRose

Keegan Law

Judith Lawes

Brian Lawrence

Jennifer Lazar

Shannon Lazrovitch Lizza

Parents of LeAnn Grier

Olive S. Learn

Paula L. LeBlanc

Denise L. Leipold

Anthony M. Lemma

Sharon Lerario

Sybil Levenson

Steve Lewis

Debra A. and Joseph A. ’71 Lick

Ruth Limberg

Megan Lindley

Matthew and Patti Linnane

Kerry-Ann Little

John Logar

Evelyn and Kenneth Long

Gregory Lopez

Kewanna Lucas

Jeannie Luckey

Carole A. Lutte

Jamie Lutz

Christopher B. and Mary B. Lynch

Willian and Charlene F. Lynn

Deborah Lyons

Heath Macaluso

Elaine F. MacDonald

Cheryl Maclachlan

Kenneth E. Maclary

Graham MacRitchie

Maureen E. Madden

Robert Madsen

FRIENDS

Rita S. Magnus

David and Valerie Makarsky

Colleen M. and Michael

Mancuso

Jennifer and Michael D. ’97

Mancuso

Joseph and Terri Marcellus

Linda Marchese

Maryha Martin

William Martin

Glenn and Margie Master

Jack Mathis

Conrad J. Mayer

Robert Mazoni

Phyllis McAuliffe

Patricia McCarrick

Joseph McCarthy

Andrew J. McCloskey

Suzanne F. and Terence McCool

Grace McCue

Lorin McFarlane

James E. and Frances M. McGarrity

James J. and Susan A. McGee

Dave McGeehan

Jeffrey A. McGeehin

Andrew M. McGinley

Sara McGlynn

Nicole McGowan

Jennifer McHugh

Christina McKenna

Andrew McNeil

Kelly A. McNeill

Melissa McNeill

Peter McQuaid

Robert A. Meck

Shane Meisner

Pedro M. Mendez

Ryanne Mendez

Linda L. Mengel

Gregory J. and Elizabeth S. Menio

Sonja Menton Urrico

John N. and Kelli A. Mercurio

Lucille S. and Jerry Mikaelian

Steven W. and Susan A. Mikels

Gloria Milan

Phyllis M. Milder

Amanda Miles

David Milewski

Benjamin Miller

Clavertis D. and Charlene

Miller

Phyllis Miller

Christine Mockenhaupt

Joseph L. and Nancy Moehrle

Sharon Moenga

Max and Ethel Mohler

Valmyra Moore

Robert B. Morgan

Niko L. Morisi

Jacob Morris

Kizzy Morris

David L. Morrison

Jason Morrison

Joyce Morrison

James E. and Constance G. Moyer

Kyle Muna

Claudia B. Murphy

James Murphy

Melissa Murphy

Kelley D. and Joseph Napoli

Karen O. Navarre

Chanel Neff

Marie W. Nelson

Chris Neville

Gail Nevins

Frances R. Newby

Calvin Newman

Paul Newman and Bobbi Sprague

Damion S. and Heather M. Newton

Benjamin and Janice Nicolosi

Bryan Niles

Vaughn and Debbie Nissley

Nikki Norwood-Boyd

Amie Nowlin

Evans Nyairo

Jennifer Nyhuis

M. Lourdes O’Kane

Jennifer R. Olson and Gary S. Olson ’76

Judi Olstein

Gail Ondo

Damaris Orama

Robert Orenstein

Richard and Bonnie OrodenkerMarks

Victoria O’Rourke

Dolores F. Ortenzi

Linda A. Ortenzi

Thomas A. Ortenzi

Mona Ostrowski

Cyndi and Robert S. ’70 Ott

Danielle Paddack

Joseph N. and Jaclyn N. Page

Nicole M. Palmer

Lori K. and Thomas J. ’78 Palubinski

Michael Parke

Margarite P. Parker

Robert Parker

Paula M. Parker-Fordyce and Troy D. Fordyce

Sharon Patton-Thaxton and James Thaxton

Jennifer Paul

Lisa Paulette

Renee Perella

Joan G. Perfetti

Jeannette M. and Carl J. Pergam

Dana L. Perich

Lynn Permutter

Blenda Perryman

Robert W. and Mary E. Peskin

Mark J. Peters

Dirk Peterson

Joseph T. Petro

Robert Phillips

Trudy M. Piatt*

Tonianne Piccirillo

Anne Pinomaki

Erin and Iuri R. ’08 Pinto

Debra D. Pitts

Lisa S. Pizzuto

Stephanie Plantone-Hubbard

Maxine Pleasant

Jeffrey Plotnick

Amy S. and Damian J. ’98 Poalucci

Joann M. and Bruno M. ’54* Ponterio

Kris Porzio

Jason W. Potts

Jeff Potts

William R. and Patricia M. Potts

Anita Powell

Anne Prendergast

Joseph G. and Judith G. Price

LaTaysha Price

Ebon Primas

Rachel Primas

Thomas Pritchard

Tarah Probst

Allan J. Proske

Nancy Pullo

Barbara Racich

Colden D. Raines

Scott Ramsey

Brett Rand

Beverly Randell

Patricia A. and Christopher L. ’74 Ransel

Andrew Ratner

Matt and Lauren Raudenbush

Mary Jane Raymond

Chris Reddick

Barry C. and Carol B. Reeder

Lisa Renner

Sheryl Repischak

Mark Reynolds

Cynthia and David C. M’78

Rheinheimer

James R. Rhoads

Mark Richardson

Mary Ridgell

Christian Rishel

Charles P. and Melissa C. Ritchie

Priscilla Ro and Theodore T. Harkness ’09

Susan C. and James T. Robinson

Pamela J. Rodgers

James D. Rodisch

Victor M. and Dorothy L. Rodite

Francisco M. and Maria Rodrigues

Devin Rodriguez

Michael Roepel

Diane Rogell

Diane Rogers

Nancy G. Rogers and Walter P. Rogers III ’77

Jeanette Rondeau

Joseph Rosa, Jr.

Manuel A. Rosa

Brianna Rosado

Kelly Roth

Lauren Roth

David L. Rounsaville

Michael A. and Laurie L. Roy

Laurie and Gerard D. ’96 Rozea

Barth Rubin

Christine Ruggiero

Thomas D. and Paula R. Russell

Joseph J. Ruvane

Ranjan and Anuradha Sachdev

Jane Samosky

Cecilia Sampson

Joan Samra

Amy Sandy

Robert J. and Phyllis J. Santo

Maureen Sapienza

Ed Schaffer

Christine Schiavo

Brian K. and Brandy E. Schmick

Ian and Robin Schneider ’04

Ronald W. and Brenda I. Schnure

Sally Schock

Paul and Judy Schuchman

Jennifer Schwartz

John Schwartz

Cindy and James Scott

Joseph M. Seagraves

Ernest J. and Angela

Sebastianelli

Peter Sehne

Denise M. and William Seigart

James R. and Patricia W. Seiler

Brittany Serfass

Richard Seubert

William Shaw

Eric A. Shelton

Kimberlie J. Shriver

Lisa Shucker

Jennifer A. Shukaitis

Stephen and Michelle A. ’00

Sibel

Leo Silva

Roseanne Silva

Richard H. Simpson

Marie S. Singer

John J. and Elaine V. Siptroth

Mark Slavin

Eugene F. Smith and Ann M. Scanlon-Smith

Eurlinda Smith

Holly Smith

Jamila Smith

Jimmy Smith

Kyle B. Smith

Mark and Phyllis Smith

Rachel Smith

Reed Smith

Regina Smith

Charlie Smythe

Deryck Snyder

Frank Sobieck

Carolyn I. Solliday

FRIENDS HONOR ROLL

Stephen M. and Sharon D. Somers

Steve Sorage

Joseph R. and Alicia D. Soto

Tracy Spangler Randolph

Laura Spencer

Joseph Spina

Richard L. Spinner

Ann St. Ledger and Ernest Helling

Thomas Starita

Nancy and Thomas R.* Stark

Erin and Adam S. ’00 M’02 Stauffer

Justin Stauffer

Pamela B. Stauffer

Lori and John I. Stecz

Craig A. Stein

Michael Stellabott

Ami Stelma

Kyle C. and Katie L. ’07 Stem

Concetta M. Stewart

Robert A. Stewart

Ida and George C. ’66 Stockman

Jean Storckman

Barry L. and Patricia L. Stout

Michael F. and Rebecca Stubljar, Jr.

Catherine Sturtz

Jennifer Suiters

Donna Supey

June Supey

Tamie Swain

Christopher J. Sweeney

Sharon Sweeney

Pamela A. Sylvester

Denise Tafe

Carl and Carol Tankred

John C. Tao

Gary Tavis

Albert E. Taylor III

Teresa M. and Charles T. ’84

Taylor

Guy W. and Doreen N. Tench

Louis Terracio and Marcia G.

Welsh

Betty Terry

Matthew Thanakit

Sheila Thielbar

Kevin A. and Caitlin M. Thompson

Shawn P. and Karin Thornton

William Thornton

Gregory Tillery

Cassandra Tillman

Michele Timperio

Gretchen Tokonitz

Ashley Tolifero

Vincent ’56* and Sharon Tomeo

Milvia Torres

Bernard M. and Ann L. Toth

Howard Tracey

Anne Troiani

Regina J. and James J. Tronolone

Dennis Troyer

Nevaeh V. Tull

Joseph Uliana

John and Susan J. Ulmer

Mary C. Ulmer

Terence J. Ulmer

Leslie Underhill

Christine Valentino

William Valerio

James M. and Caroline E. Vallandingham

Edward and Thalissa Van Gils

Carolina Vargas

Michael T. and Kelly L. Varrecchia

Linda M. and Daniel Vashlishan

Christopher E. Vasquez

Jose Vazquez

Juanita Velazquez

Bo Vicendese

James F. Vicendese, Jr.

Nancy S. Virkler

Charles J. Vogt

Kelly Voto

Robert Waegelein

Joe Wagner

Susan M. Wagner

Thomas L. and Charlene M. Wagner

Kevin M. and Barbara Walker

Edward H. and Judy J. Wall

Alice Walter

Kara Walton

Melissa Walton

Virginia Walton

Theresa A. Warnagiris

Donald and Marilyn Washington

Sylvia L. Wass

Kathleen M. and Timothy A. ’90

Watkins

Jennifer Watson

Audrey and Jeffrey A. Weber

Aubrey C. Weekes

Barbara A. Weiss

Sara Weiss

Elaine Welch

Bonnie A. Werkheiser

Gary Werkheiser

Brian Wessner

Marian and Brian Wessner

Alan I. and Adrienne Westheim

Mary Westhuis

Carrie Wetherbee

Gwen White

Randy L. and Bridget White

John T. Whitney and Mary Ellen

Whitney ’78

Jonathan Wildrick

Matt Wildrick

Lori A. Wiley

Michelle Wiley

Julieann and Robert H. ’75 Willever

Steven Williams

Vivian Wills

Audrey R. Wilson

David M. Wilson

Robert and Andrea Wilson

Steven Wilson

Amy Winkler

Bruce J. and Ann L. Wlazelek

James W. Wood

Paul B. Wood

Connie F. Woods

Leslie Wright

Karen Yacone

Milly Yacovone

Ann Yale

Hiro Yamashita

Susan L. Yankay

Randy Yanoshak

Susanne M. and Christopher S. ’74* Yeager

Dawn M. Yellin

Clifford Yezefski and Carole Yezefski ’73

Jeffrey M. Young

Michael D. Young

David Zampella

Deborah M. Zarate

Chris Zhang

Marshall J. and Rhonda A. Zucker

Arthur L. and Paula H. Zulick

Pamela Zulick

Lori Zyla

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Recognizing all alumni by class year who have made a contribution in fiscal year 2023-2024.

Class of 1946

Ruth C. Devlin ’46

Katherine D. Young ’46

Class of 1947

Bessie D. Knight* ’47

Class of 1951

Thomas W. Long* ’51

Class of 1952

Bertha Lake Entwisle ’52

Class of 1953

Dorothy Halliday Puglisi ’53

Frank V. Hermann ’53

Bernard S. Kobosko ’53

Mary Jo Kobosko ’53

Class of 1954

Eileen Richmond Karpe ’54

Olga Kushnir ’54

Bruno M. Ponterio* ’54

William H. Schaeffer ’54

Linford A. Werkheiser ’54

Pauline E. Werkheiser ’54

Class of 1955

Allyn Bartholomay ’55

Patricia D. Devlin* ’55

Doris B. Henning ’55

Michael P. Soltys ’55

Joyce P. Whinery ’55

Class of 1956

Geraldine A. Clark ’56

Harriet D. Hall ’56

Johanne M. Smith ’56

Vincent Tomeo* ’56

Class of 1957

Nancy D. Blickenstaff ’57

Clara T. Petrosky ’57

Donald F. Eckert ’57

Frank A. Herting ’57

Marcella F. Nagorski-Waldow* ’57

Shirley A. Neas Merring ’57

Sandra O’Neil-Seiler ’57

Judson H. Springer* ’57

Stanley F. Tchorz ’57

Diana E. Weaver* ’57

Class of 1958

Nancy B. Bendigo ’58

Suzanne E. Judy ’58

Melba Jean Laird ’58

Jeannette A. Leshko ’58

Helen S. Linn ’58

E. Nadine Miller ’58

Helen J. Potter Stewart ’58

Russell H. Roper ’58

Roy G. Snyder ’58

Faye D. Soderberg ’58

Barbara W. Talmage ’58

William R. Thomas ’58

Mark N. Walp ’58

Carl N. Weigner ’58

Class of 1959

Gwendlyn J. Armitage ’59

Kenneth A. Bozzelli ’59

Michael J. Hodor ’59

Elaine F. Hutchinson ’59

Dale G. Johnson ’59 M’70

Gerald D. Keyser ’59

Nancy L. Masulis ’59

Robert M. Mecca ’59

John H. Rhen ’59

Glenn T. Rodenbach ’59

Priscilla A. Wentz ’59

Class of 1960

Joan (Schorr) Alt ’60

William J. Blewett, Jr. ’60

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Margaret S. Bonser ’60

Ralph S. Demech* ’60

Joanne M. Doyle ’60

Joan K. Faunce ’60

Shirley P. Fisher ’60 M’65*

Eugene E. Fritz ’60

Richard S. McCandless ’60

Donald S. McCarty ’60

Albert M. Parker ’60

Virginia G. Pudelka ’60

Patricia S. Silcox ’60

Phoebe A. Sturm ’60

Richard A. Zimmer ’60

Sandra L. Zimmer ’60

Class of 1961

Anonymous

Sterling R. Brown ’61 M’64

Virginia T. Brown ’61

James E. Davis ’61

Pauline C. Davis ’61

Harry R. Gamble ’61

C. Frederick Glass ’61

Gretchen E. Heatherington ’61

Rachel T. Malloy ’61

Joanne Stofko Messenlehner ’61

Richard H. Michael ’61

William W. Moyer ’61

Genya K. Pantuso ’61

Leonard W. Pudelka ’61

John H. Renshaw ’61

June R. Slavinski ’61

Walt W. Snyder ’61

Sara Bunnell Traver ’61

Class of 1962

Thomas A. Barrow ’62

Joseph K. Billger ’62

Judith Casola Roeder ’62

Faye A. Chepulis ’62

Gail L. Hamwi ’62

Joseph Lenio ’62

Diana Martlew ’62 M’73

Elizabeth A. Masenheimer ’62

Mary-Carol Mason ’62

Joy L. Mayer ’62

William “Bing” McNulty ’62

Karin E. Michael ’62

Joseph C. Petraglia ’62

William R. Race ’62

Arthur R. Schisler ’62

Fannie A. Schisler* ’62

Donald J. Sheluga ’62

Patricia M. Tross Danaher ’62

Laura Lynn Walton ’62

N. James Wilde ’62

Cornelia R. Zanetti ’62

Class of 1963

Philip Allegrante ’63

Richard Altemose ’63 M’68

Gwendolyn E. Atwell ’63

David F. Bauer ’63

Sonya K. Cole ’63 M’74

Gerald H. Cosover ’63 M’67

Edward J. Curvey ’63

Gail H. Davis ’63

Karl Dickl ’63 M’71

G. Jeff Frantz ’63

Mary B. Gunn ’63

Sydney J. Heller McSweeney ’63

Rita Herber ’63

Joseph C. Heverin, Jr. ’63

Wayne A. Howell ’63

Judith R. Hunt ’63

Carl F. Krein ’63

William J. Lewis ’63

Frederick L. Masenheimer ’63

Salvatore J. Pappalardo, Sr.* ’63

Willard R. Peifley, Jr. ’63

Jack S. Pencek ’63

Bonnie M. Rissmiller ’63

Irwin F. Rissmiller, Jr. ’63

Sandra L. Truax Rospigliosi ’63

Darleen Schaare-Schott ’63

John Semian, Jr. ’63

J. David Sine ’63

Eugene R. Slaski ’63

Jean A. Snyder ’63

Paul A. Sweatlock ’63

Sarah F. Van Auken ’63

Jane M. Varcoe ’63

Janet T. Wilde ’63

Barry W. Wray ’63

Harry T. Zechman ’63

Roberta E. Zechman ’63

Class of 1964

Constance S. Altemose ’64 M’69

Robert A. Buzzard ’64 M’73

Claire K. Catherwood ’64

Harold L. Daner ’64 M’67

Maureen E. Farr ’64

Gerard Forrester, Sr. ’64

Frank H. Foulkes ’64

Janie E. Fry ’64

Frances Giovanniello Sovak ’64

Phyllis F. Handwerk* ’64

Brian C. Harris ’64

Carol A. Hayes ’64

Ronald J. Hayes ’64 M’71

Joanne P. Heverin ’64

June Jones ’64

Kenneth K. Kutler ’64

Sandra F. Lewis ’64

Frank J. Makary ’64

Charles J. Morton ’64 M’66

Edwin A. Neumann ’64

Diane S. Pencek ’64

Barbara C. Sadowski ’64

Robert H. Seeling ’64

Barbara J. Snyder ’64

Byron D. Speidel ’64

Marsden Urmanec ’64 M’69

Anne M. Valentine ’64

Ronald B. Woods ’64

Class of 1965

Elaine H. Bednarcik ’65

Richard E. Bednarcik ’65

George R. Bennyhoff ’65

Elaine B. DeLuca ’65

Sandra Forrester ’65

Erica G. Gassen ’65 M’70

Marybelle J. Gemmell ’65

Carol A. Lane ’65 M’72

Ralph C. Lennon ’65

Francine S. Lewis ’65

John J. Luchansky ’65

Bernice L. Mann-Farris ’65

Mary Ann Mesics* ’65

Linda J. Michael ’65

Claudia Naismith ’65

Gail V. Newcomer ’65

Jay F. Newcomer ’65

Richard F. Patton ’65

Donna K. Reish ’65

William Santore, Jr. ’65

Robert J. Tonkin* ’65

Marjorie J. Viola ’65

Class of 1966

Gloria F. Alpin ’66

Lester Bailey ’66

Gloria A. Bench ’66 M’01

Darryl A. Chambers ’66

Joyce B. Cochrane ’66

Gary W. Curnow ’66

Lester G. Damron ’66

Joan A. DeTuccio ’66

Patricia A. Everitt ’66 M’69

Wheldon J. Farleigh ’66

Dolores S. Faust ’66 M’69

Gretchen Frantz ’66

Karen Giglio ’66

Eleanor L. Hochreither ’66

Ann M. Horvath ’66

Barbara J. Huffman ’66

Karen G. Huggins ’66

Nan B. Kent ’66

Janet E. Maher ’66

Susan I. Masters ’66

Arthur L. Morath, Jr. ’66

Robert W. Naismith ’66 M’67

Dyvonne L. Nevil ’66

Ronald Ofalt ’66

Wendy K. Pfaffhausen ’66

Glen R. Ray ’66 M’71

Alan R. Ruschman ’66 M’73

Philip T. Russo ’66 M’68

Shirley M. Smith ’66

Richard J. Speicher ’66

George C. Stockman ’66

Alan R. Weismantel ’66

Class of 1967

Patricia A. Benjamin ’67

Cheryl M. Bond Nielsen ’67

Frederick L. Butler ’67 M’70

Emma T. Capoferri ’67

Jack P. Childs III ’67

Darrell W. Crook ’67

Chester W. Dalgewicz ’67 M’74

Lily C. Douglass ’67

Elma A. Edwards ’67

Gary S. Frantz ’67

Robert A. Grivner ’67

Attila I. Gyorky ’67

Jody D. Hughes, Jr. ’67

Bernard J. Matyascik ’67

Patricia L. Mignella ’67

Frank A. Miriello ’67

Grace E. Oulton ’67

Joseph R. Polinski ’67 M’81 M’85

Cynthia H. Ruschman ’67

Brenda A. Tomlinson ’67 M’76

Richard D. Vroman ’67

Jean N. Weismantel ’67

Arleen E. Whelan ’67

Class of 1968

Judith B. Armstrong ’68

Marilyn J. Barber Hiller ’68

Katherine M. Bitow ’68

Robert J. Bonner* ’68

Jo Boyer ’68

Gerald C. Brace ’68

B. Ned Bushong ’68

Lynda A. Bushong ’68 M’71

Ken Davis ’68

Howard D. Evans ’68

George C. Gibbs ’68

Linda J. Gibbs ’68

Richard T. Grucela ’68 M’74

Ann M. Hart Forte ’68 M’78

Beverly J. Hunsberger ’68

Raymond J. Johnston ’68

Gail E. Kalen ’68

Lanita L. Kemezis ’68

Hugh W. MacDonough ’68

Diane J. McNamara ’68

Mary Ellen McNish ’68

Frances M. McSpedon ’68

David E. Michael ’68

John H. Owens ’68

Burdett B. Peechatka ’68

William R. Piper ’68

Marlene E. Reiner ’68

Sue A. Ricciardi ’68

Richard J. Rodeghiero ’68

Jennifer M. Schoonover ’68

Jerome W. Sheska ’68 M’81

Jean A. Shiffer ’68

Anita Kolinofsky Sivertson ’68

James E. Steele ’68 M’70

Raymond D. Walters ’68

Carol A. Wolf ’68

Danna Yoder Vroman ’68

Class of 1969

Loretta L. Barnes ’69

Mary Ann Bedwell ’69

Terrence A. Butler ’69

Judy A. Catanzaro ’69

Brenda J. Cimino ’69 M’77

Penelope J. Coffee ’69

Edward R. Csencsits ’69

Leah D. Davis Dean ’69

Monica J. Denison ’69

George R. Eberz ’69

Sandra L. Fecondo ’69

Jean S. Feeney ’69

John E. Field ’69

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William R. Forte ’69 M’88

Deborah L. Gebhardt ’69

Jerry A. Gruber ’69

Susan E. Harrington ’69

Edward R. Hawrylo ’69

Jorene Jameson ’69

Kenneth R. Keeley ’69

John F. Kegley ’69

Linda D. Koch ’69 M’71

Terry L. Lawton ’69

D. Craig Long ’69

Thomas S. Long ’69

Robert D. Malehorn ’69

Robert E. Minich ’69

Paul H. Phelps III ’69

Eileen M. Portz-Shovlin ’69

Nevin L. Posey ’69

Glenn F. Reibman ’69 M’78

Patricia A. Reinert ’69

Diane M. Rittenhouse ’69 M’79

Celeste H. Rueffert ’69

John P. Sladin ’69

Danny O. Staats ’69

Ray J. Starner ’69

John R. Thatcher ’69 M’73

Leslie A. Tucker ’69

Charles E. Uhler ’69

Catherine L. Webster ’69

Patricia J. Wishousky ’69

Charles A. Wozniak ’69

Drew B. Yenser ’69

Cathie A. Young LaBar ’69

Class of 1970

Richard A. Bartolucci II ’70

Charles E. Bierlein ’70

Bruce P. Bowers ’70

Linda M. Bykowski ’70

Joseph P. Callahan ’70 M’73

Joseph F. Catanzaro ’70

David A. Childs ’70

James A. Day ’70

Kathy B. Dildine ’70

Edw. D. Ermelin, Ed.D. ’70

Dennis W. Foster ’70 M’76

Lynne Weitzmann Friedel ’70

Augustine J. Grant ’70

Cynthia B. Grant ’70

John N. Harner ’70

William R. Hauze ’70

William J. Horvath ’70 M’79

E. Diane Irvin ’70

Thomas J. Karabinus ’70 M’86

Brian P. Kay ’70 M’71

Henry G. Kearns, Jr. ’70 M’75

Carole S. Keeley ’70

Dawn Marie Ketterman-Benner ’70

Lewis J. Kistler ’70

Frank B. Kresge ’70

Nancy Kulp ’70

Sandra A. Laity ’70

Patricia Leberman ’70

Walter Lessun, Jr. ’70

Edward L. Ludwig ’70

Linda B. MacDonough ’70

Don W. Mathis ’70

Kathryn A. McLaughlin Waltz ’70

Linda S. McManemin ’70

John P. Meck ’70

Jeffrey A. Miller ’70

Richard A. Miller ’70

Robert S. Ott ’70

David C. Rittenhouse ’70

Kathleen Robbins Ray ’70

Ruth A. Rodeghiero ’70

Karen A. Ryan ’70

Charles H. Shagg, Jr. ’70

Kathryn N. Shumaker ’70

John J. Sweeney, Jr.* ’70

Susan A. Tharp ’70

Garry L. Thatcher ’70

Pamela J. Thatcher ’70

Evelyn J. Uhler ’70

Janet M. Weeks ’70

Barbara M. Weikert ’70 M’76

Craig W. Whiteley ’70

Barbara Z. Winter ’70

Mervin L. Witmer ’70

Carl A. Wolfe, Jr. ’70

Gail Glaudel Zarrello ’70

Class of 1971

Joe W. Ahouse ’71

Kay A. Azar ’71*

William F. Balester ’71

Thomas Battisto ’71

B. Lynn Beattie ’71

Joan F. Bless ’71

Susan F. Bloxom ’71

Serge Bochnovich III ’71

Joan M. Bowers ’71

Betty Christian ’71

James D. DeAngelo ’71

Pamela S. Dietz ’71

William C. Eves ’71

W. Michael Feeney ’71

Joanne Limpert Gillock ’71

Ralph M. Gish ’71

Holly T. Gravel ’71 M’82

Ronald T. Guse ’71

Jack E. Hafer ’71

Andrea P. Harris ’71

Rosemarie M. Hawkins ’71

Thomas B. Heslin* ’71

James R. Howland ’71

Thomas A. Huber ’71

Harry J. Irvin, Jr. ’71 M’87*

Susanne James ’71

Bob Kelley ’71

William E. Kresge ’71

Dennis P. Krumanocker ’71

Joseph A. Lick, Jr. ’71

Raymond E. Manmiller ’71

Linda K. Meckes ’71 M’78

Dennis M. Mishko ’71 M’72

Dennis A. Mooney ’71

Michael J. Moran ’71

Dorothy F. Olshfski ’71

Betty L. Panas English ’71

John R. Procopio ’71

Anthony H. Ptak ’71

Suzanne R. Rehrig ’71

Fred M. Richter ’71

Hugh V. Rineer ’71

Mary E. Rineer ’71

Robert O. Roberts ’71

Gretchen V. Rusk ’71

Paul A. Scheuch, Jr. ’71 M’77

Ronald D. Steckel ’71

Virginia M. Sten ’71

Kathryn E. Sweeney ’71

Richard T. Timko ’71

Joseph Vancho ’71

John J. Walsh ’71

Frances R. Worman ’71

Daniel J. Wynn ’71

Robert J. Zbylicki ’71

Class of 1972

David W. Adler ’72

Stephen G. Barkley ’72 M’75

Rebecca A. Swartley-Barrow ’72

Stephanie D. Beyer ’72

Lydia C. Boileau ’72

Thomas P. Carr ’72

Bonnie E. Childs ’72

Geraldine E. Dilts ’72

Terrence P. Dougherty ’72 M’81

Kathleen M. Duhoski ’72

Lynne A. Erbrick Bustos ’72 M’86

Rick C. Erdman ’72

Diane Flagler ’72

Patrick J. Forlenza ’72

Dr. Kathleen M. Foster ’72

Alan S. Frick ’72

Alan D. Gamble ’72

Kathleen A. Buckley Gamble ’72

Jane Gardsy Huber ’72 M’74

Jane R. Gillman ’72 M’76

Glenn G. Gottshalk ’72

Janet E. Hagenauer ’72

Dorothy J. Hughes ’72

Raymond V. Johnson ’72

John K. Joseph ’72

Grace M. Kelley ’72

George D. Krall ’72

Susan M. Lesher ’72

Bob Lester ’72

Richard L. Marchetti ’72

Louis M. Margotta ’72

Patricia L. Martinelli ’72

Mary E. McFarland ’72

Todd D. Mohlmann ’72

Tom A. Petro ’72

David S. Rauenzahn ’72

Ronald D. Sandt ’72

Jimmie J. Schaeffer ’72

Carol A. Schantz ’72

Nannette S. Scheuch ’72

Elaine L. Seaman ’72

Jack W. Shoemaker ’72 M’74

Sharon A. Silvent Mooney ’72 M’02

Deborah A. Stann ’72

Gene S. Tempesta ’72

Robert VanDaalen ’72

Linda M. Waddell ’72

Jessie C. Walsh ’72

Kristine K. Way ’72

John F. Westlake ’72

Patricia L. Wincek ’72

Michael L. Yeager ’72

John D. Yuhas ’72 M’82

Class of 1973

Laurie E. Bortz ’73

Samuel R. Bray ’73

Marie E. Byrne ’73

Jeanne C. Chambers ’73

Charles W. Depuy, Jr. ’73

Gerald J. Dipasquale ’73

Sharyne M. Donfield ’73

Ross M. Edwards, Jr. ’73

Susan L. Elliott ’73

Mary M. Ferraro ’73 M’92

Kathleen J. Field ’73

Marle Jo Frank Jakubczak ’73

Elizabeth L. Goll ’73

Deborah J. Gottshalk ’73

Stevens A. Hess ’73

Bruce A. Hewett ’73

Lynn A. Hilbert ’73

Karen L. Hornberger, C.P.A. ’73

Renny Hunt ’73

James M. Kennedy ’73

Deborah L. Kintner Bryan ’73

Jeanne M. Kleca ’73

Vertie B. Knapp* ’73

Hank C. Kunkel ’73

Sandra A. Lammey ’73

Joan B. Linton ’73

Susan B. Lyle ’73

Rosanne M. Manmiller ’73

Anthony B. Martinelli ’73

Pamela J. McCutcheon ’73

Charles W. McGarvey ’73 M’80

Ellen Morrissey ’73

Kevin W. Morrissey ’73

Clayton W. Myers, Jr. ’73

Linda O. O’Neill ’73

Joyce W. Piedmont ’73

Michele S. Reese ’73

William H. Reesman ’73

Charmaine A. Reider ’73

Lorie J. Reigal ’73

Marian J. Ressler ’73

Robert M. Richey ’73

Virginia S. Rickard ’73

Susan L. Rupp-Watrous ’73

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Charles A. Sandora ’73

Frank L. Snyder, Jr. ’73

Felix A. Staffaroni ’73 M’79

Marjorie M. Staffaroni ’73

John M. Stivala ’73

Carol A. Stokes ’73

Richard J. Thierolf ’73

John H. Thomas ’73

Francis B. Tone ’73

Robert P. Torpey ’73

Samuel L. Turns, Jr. ’73

James D. Tust ’73

Cynthia L. Wagner ’73

Betty K. Wells ’73

William M. Wells ’73

Connie Westlake ’73

Elizabeth E. Wilson ’73

Pamela F. Wilson ’73

Carole H. Yezefski ’73

Class of 1974

A Grateful Alumni ’74

Sharon A. Archer ’74

Jack Banks ’74

Debra E. Barhight ’74

Robert A. Barrow ’74 M’85

Barbara J. Beaman ’74

Corinne G. Belanger ’74

David J. Berezovske ’74

Marsha R. Bidoglio ’74

Charles D. Bowen ’74 M’80

Benny L. Brasby ’74

Michael J. Buck ’74

Maryann Capwell ’74

Amy C. Cellini ’74

Doris B. Chase ’74

Ronald J. Chipriano ’74

Anita M. Cipollini ’74

Robert F. Cormack ’74

Andrea L. Craword Stock ’74

Bettyann Creighton ’74

Bonnita L. Csencsits ’74

James Falcone ’74

Karen Shamro Falcone ’74

Doreen A. Fazzi ’74

Salvatore Ferraro ’74

Kyra Fetchina Nightingale ’74

Thomas A. Garber ’74

Theresa M. Gasper* ’74

Joanne P. Gillespie ’74

Donald R. Guenther ’74

John K. Helgesen ’74

Elizabeth L. Herritt ’74

Frank E. Johnson ’74

Kenneth E. Jones ’74

Charles A. Knipe ’74

Kenneth J. Kurilla ’74 M’82

Bruce J. Leib ’74

Susan K. Leiby ’74

Cheryl M. MacDade ’74

Deborah A. Martin ’74

Donald A. Martin ’74

Thaddeus M. Midas ’74

Carol E. Miller ’74 M’91

Sheryl A. Mills ’74 M’80

Sylvia E. Mohlmann ’74

Michael J. Molendini ’74

John T. O’Brien, Esq. ’74

Nancy M. Pietraface ’74

Glenda M. Prokopick ’74

Judith C. Ptak ’74

Susan Purrazzella Eberz ’74

Christopher L. Ransel ’74

Judith M. Ross ’74

Robert C. Rutt ’74

Sherry A. Salway Black ’74

Mary Louise Scarf ’74

Bonnie S. Senkow ’74

Cynthia M. Shultz ’74

W. George Shultz ’74

Louise C. Solliday ’74

David J. Stoss ’74

Deborah A. Streicher ’74

Michael S. Sugra, Sr. ’74

Kay E. Tust ’74

Aloysius P. Urban ’74

George T. Vance, Jr. ’74

Mary A. Vance ’74

Nancy L. Weaver ’74 M’78

Michael A. Weber ’74

John F. Wehr, Jr. ’74

Timothy M. Weisse ’74

Carol Ann Welliver ’74

J. Scott Willoth ’74

Leslie L. Wilson ’74

Lynda M. Wolfe ’74

Colleen R. Woods ’74

Charlene M. Wriston ’74

Christopher S. Yeager ’74 M’81*

Suzanne E. Yoder ’74

Class of 1975

Julie A. Bannan ’75

Deborah L. Barrow ’75

Jerry D. Battenfield ’75

Robert B. Boileau ’75

Daniel V. Bonavita ’75 M’83

Franklin L. Christman ’75

Kathleen T. Conroy ’75

Paula L. Garofalo Cummings ’75 and Kevin Cummings

Cheryl L. Dempsey ’75

Diane J. DeSol ’75

Laura J. Dietrich ’75

Denise Anne DiGiorgio ’75

Elizabeth Umstead Doherty ’75

Cheryl A. Edwards ’75

Elizabeth A. Egner ’75

Stephen M. Falatovich, Jr. ’75

Michelle J. Farrell ’75

Kenneth H. Forbes ’75 M’77

Janine M. Forrest ’75

Sharon A. Forte ’75

Gayla E. Frantz ’75

Raymond A. Gallagher, Jr. ’75

Stephen Gambino ’75

Wayne H. Hackbarth ’75

John N. Heck III ’75

Robert E. Henning ’75

Beth D. Hinkle ’75

Constance L. Houser ’75

Debra L. Huber ’75

William R. Jones ’75 M’75

Marianne L. Karwacki ’75

Thomas D. Kearney ’75

Clare M. Kelly ’75

Dale S. Klipple, Jr. ’75 M’77

Helen J. Koblish ’75

Nancy C. Kremm ’75

Hali M. Kuntz ’75

Deborah L. Laskowski ’75

Rhonda J. Levy ’75

Douglas R. Logan ’75

Robert F. Meighan ’75

Karen E. Musselman ’75

Carol M. Myers ’75

Frank T. Newby ’75

Lee E. Popiak ’75

Deborah A. Ryan ’75

Stanley D. Scioscia ’75

Douglas J. Sheaffer ’75

W. Scott Simons ’75

Judith L. Stivala ’75

Janet K. Stoltenborg ’75

Anthony R. Tellez ’75

Allen B. Turner II ’75

Howard B. White ’75

Robert H. Willever ’75

Class of 1976

Beverly E. Brown Hershey ’76

James A. Cantafio ’76

Philip A. Cappellini ’76

Janice M. Chipriano ’76

Kevin I. Cleary ’76

Thomas J. Conroy ’76

Thomas N. Detweiler ’76

Nicholas A. DiGregory ’76

Joyce M. Donohue ’76

Anthony L. Drago ’76

Jeffrey K. Fellin ’76

Jane E. Freund ’76

David A. Hair ’76 M’84

John Philip Kane ’76

Deborah Kapelan ’76

Louis C. Kotzman ’76 M’83

Judith A. Leiding ’76 M’86

Karen M. McFadden Shier ’76

Paula R. McKeeman Marshall ’76

Robert P. McNulty ’76

Chiyo L. Miller ’76

G. Dane Miller ’76

Maury J. Molin ’76

John E. O’Gara ’76

Gary S. Olson ’76

John M. Quain, Sr. ’76

Daniel E. Reinert ’76

Mary Kopacz Richelmi ’76

Raymond C. Smith ’76

William R. Smithson II ’76

Michael E. Stambaugh ’76

Barry R. Thomas ’76

Albert A. Yannelli, Jr. ’76

Class of 1977

Cheryl D. Back ’77

Deborah T. Birks ’77

William J. Birks, Jr. ’77

Andrea T. Brezinski ’77

Frank M. Chisdock ’77

Christine D. Clements ’77

Louis A. Collins ’77

Conrad B. Decker ’77

Patrick J. Diskin ’77

Cynthia A. Farrell ’77

Patricia M. Fernbaugh ’77

Moira A. Hair ’77

Wayne M. Haluska ’77

Mary J. Harkins ’77

Peter M. Heesen ’77 M’87

Stephen C. Herd ’77

Robert E. Hodor ’77

Gary A. Kessel ’77

Dee C. Kreiter ’77 M’81

William R. Kreiter ’77 M’81

Salvatore R. Lancia ’77

Carl-Eric B. Larson ’77 M’98

Denise H. Lewis ’77

Debra A. Manning ’77

Lynell H. Michonski ’77

Joseph S. Micsko, Sr. ’77

Lori M. Miller-Weinstein ’77

Deborah A. O’Gara ’77

Richard F. Priolo ’77

Kathleen M. Rice ’77

Joseph J. Ritinski ’77

Walter P. Rogers III ’77

Mary Kay Tempesta ’77

Francine K. Urban ’77

Jo-Anne M. Ward ’77

Class of 1978

Anonymous

Vincent A. Amadio, Jr. ’78

Leslie J. Berger ’78

Patricia A. Branson ’78

Barbara G. Clarke ’78

Susan B. Costanzo ’78

Wesley J. Csop ’78

Ronald L. Derbyshire ’78

Joseph Donahue ’78

Mariann T. Emmi ’78

Pamela M. Evans ’78 M’85

Patricia S. Fishler ’78 M’84

Robert F. Flower ’78

Sharon D. Fritchman ’78

Dennis Gorman ’78

Kevin L. Hatcher ’78 M’98

Valerie K. Haverty ’78

Julie A. Johnson ’78

Stephen J. Kibling ’78

Louis H. Kneeshaw ’78

Susan W. Krumrine ’78

Mary C. Liptak ’78

Robert A. Meli ’78

Lorraine R. Mollo ’78 M’82

Robin L. Olivetti ’78

Stephen P. Olivetti ’78

Thomas J. Palubinski ’78

Lois B. Rawson ’78

Linette A. Razzano ’78

Patricia M. Rutt ’78 M’80

Nan L. Ryder ’78

Bonnie S. Scott ’78

Damian J. Spilman ’78

Harold G. Strunk II ’78

Yvonne T. Sweeney ’78

J. Michael Terwilliger ’78

James M. Trusa ’78

Mary Ellen Whitney ’78

Bonnie Yannelli, BSN ’78

Class of 1979

George G. Badame ’79

Winston J. Banks ’79

Nancy A. Berezovske ’79

Diane E. Bleam ’79

Karen K. Collins ’79

Elizabeth A. Cooper ’79

Jeffrey D. Detzi ’79

John D. Detzi ’79

Joseph D. Detzi ’79

Philip S. Falkowski ’79

Sandra G. Fellin ’79 M’84

Lawrence C. Ferguson ’79

Elizabeth A. Gettings ’79

Patrick M. Guiton ’79

Barbara E. Hendrickson ’79

Edward C. Hinkle ’79

Kristina M. Jackson Behan ’79

Eileen P. Kaiser ’79

Carol Jean Kenney ’79

Jeffrey J. Land ’79

Thomas C. Larsen ’79

Esther J. Mummert ’79

James H. Neill ’79

Penelope E. NetwonRahman ’79

Michael T. Perruso ’79

Barbarann Probst ’79

Karen D. Schiavone ’79

Michael J. Seip ’79

Catherine C. Sheaffer ’79

Victoria L. Sheridan ’79

Linda A. Sisto ’79 M’83

James H. Smartschan ’79

Thomas E. Wolff ’79

Marcia L. Woods ’79

Pamela M. Zbylicki ’79

Class of 1980

Carol A. Baker ’80 M’90

Diane J. Brunner ’80

David A. Bubak ’80

Jeffrey A. Deffinbaugh ’80

MaryEllen Dickey ’80

Natalie M. Feeley ’80

Beth Fraley McMahon ’80 M’85

Susan M. Friedman ’80

Jean L. Harris ’80

Michael P. Hronich ’80

David J. Kovacs ’80

Scott L. Krauss ’80

Pamela D. Longacre ’80 M’84

David W. Mahon, Jr. ’80

Gregory Marshall ’80

Armand M. Martinelli ’80

Joselle Monarchi ’80

Mary A. Nemes ’80

Dawn A. O’Harra ’80

Deanne G. Patrick ’80 M’86

John J. Quinlan ’80

Dennis J. Reinhard ’80

Kathleen E. Shermetta ’80

Gregory E. Shoemaker ’80 M’93

Mary Beth E. Staropoli ’80

Patrick J. Tarrant ’80

James R. Vargo ’80

Daryl E. Walmer ’80

Donna M. Bonavita Zaugg ’80

John R. Zehren ’80

Class of 1981

Lori K. Bergen ’81

Dale A. Blum ’81

Brenda A. Brodt ’81

Jack R. Brunner ’81

Margaret A. Clifton ’81

Dane C. Cochran ’81

June Collins Brittingham ’81

Kathleen B. Dopkin ’81 and Edward J. Dopkin

Brian P. Feeley ’81

David B. Fenner ’81

Joanne Finkbeiner ’81

Avram S. Friedman ’81

Phillip L. Gingery ’81

Katherine R. Harney ’81

Sharon T. Hawkins ’81

Anne C. Kahlbaugh ’81

Eileen B. Kampf ’81

Debra G. Kessel ’81

William A. Leneweaver ’81

Robert A. Marro ’81

Barbara A. Mayfield ’81

William R. McFadden ’81

Ann D. Mecleary ’81

James T. Meier ’81

James J. Prudente ’81

Mari A. Prudente ’81

David M. Sanko ’81

Mary Ann Schellinger ’81

Judith B. Schilling ’81

Lauretta A. Shoemaker ’81

James L. Snyder ’81

Christopher W. Spilman ’81 M’89

Jerome M. Testa ’81

Janet B. Trate ’81

Carol A. Vogt ’81

Pamela J. Wataha ’81 M’88

Eric S. Wetzel ’81

Patricia Wootten Leary ’81

Raymond J. Yakavonis ’81 M’88

Class of 1982

John W. Barnshaw III ’82

Dee M. Bernhardt ’82

Kathleen M. Blum ’82

Tony F. Casciano ’82

Deborah A. Charles ’82 and

Steven Charles

Charles H. Cherkes ’82

Sean C. Connors ’82

Merrill E. Dickinson, Jr. ’82

Mary A. Donnelly ’82 M’88

Ann E. Gladfelter McGinnis ’82

Stephen J. Grabarits ’82

Nancy M. Harner ’82

John D. Himelrick ’82

Sandra K. Hogue ’82

Wendy A. Jankoski ’82

Matthew F. Krzysik ’82

Anthony D. Mahon ’82

Brian J. Marshall ’82

Mary B. Martin ’82 M’92

Sue A. McCleaf ’82

R. Sam Niedbala ’82

Ronald C. Powell ’82

Nanette K. Romagnoli ’82

Janet L. Scull ’82

John F. “Jack” Shaughnessy ’82

Michelle L. Sniscak ’82

William J. Timlin ’82 M’89

Domenick G. Violi ’82

Joseph D. Zaun ’82

Class of 1983

Amy S. Agnesini ’83

Constance J. Borges ’83

Charlotte E. Currie ’83

Elaine M. Dickinson ’83

Sharon M. DiRienzo ’83

Peter A. Ellis ’83

Jeffrey S. Feick ’83

George R. Fields ’83

Robert B. Hoffman, Jr. ’83

Darlene E. Kergick ’83

Lynn J. Kerin ’83

Donna M. LaRizzio ’83

Linda L. Niedbala ’83

John C. Quinn ’83

Thomas R. Rutters ’83

Kathleen A. Socha ’83

Craig M. Summers ’83 M’88

Deborah L. Townsend ’83

Garyl M. Violi ’83

Harold T. Weiss ’83

William E. Zimmermann ’83

Class of 1984

Brian K. Boyd ’84

Peter H. Brubaker, Ph.D. ’84

William E. Campbell ’84

Mark J. Clements ’84

Audrey L. Cotnoir ’84

David J. Cotnoir ’84

Venessa A. Fanning ’84

Thomas J. Grayuski ’84

Jayne E. Highsmith ’84

Jaclyn M. Lomer ’84

Craig J. McGowan ’84

Ellen Marie Meli ’84

Patricia Berzowski Patitz ’84

Jeffrey M. Robertson ’84

Robin L. Robertson ’84

Cynthia J. Rowland ’84

Ernest J. Siegrist ’84 M’89

Rita M. Sponenburg ’84

Charles T. Taylor II ’84 M’86

James A. Viola ’84

Rory J. Yanchek ’84

Class of 1985

Anonymous

Karen D. Boyd ’85

Philip S. Fisher, Jr. ’85

Amy J. Hafsrud ’85

Drake D. Hall ’85 M’90

Mary Waters Hoffman ’85

Robert L. Hollenbach ’85

Donald E. Jones, Jr. ’85

Dennis R. Kergick ’85

Jeffrey W. Kraus ’85

Shari D. Leichter ’85

Deborah A. Mounts ’85 M’86

David J. Rotelle ’85

Linda S. Salomons ’85

Debra A. Schroeder ’85 M’89

Susan Z. Shebelsky ’85

Tammy L. Tombs DelRosario ’85

Aileen E. Welsh ’85

Eric E. Wyatt ’85

Class of 1986

Michael F. Augustin ’86

Chantal M. Bagenstose ’86

Leonard F. Beenick ’86

Lisa B. Brubaker ’86

Deborah A. Fattori ’86

Joseph J. Fay ’86

Christopher J. Fazio ’86

Sean M. Fitzgerald ’86

Robert A. Flowers II ’86

Kathy L. Gibson ’86

Lisa Hadden ’86

Raymond L. Hamlin ’86

Lois A. Hampshire ’86

Amy L. Kaplan ’86

Fred W. Miller ’86

John C. Parkinson ’86

Margaret M. Pineiro ’86

Koren L. Plata ’86

James F. Riley III ’86

Brian S. Sneddon ’86

Gail A. Urland ’86

Jeffrey I. Wilson ’86 M’92

Bonita A. Wyatt ’86

Class of 1987

Anonymous

Tina M. Abel ’87

Christopher G. Breen ’87

Mary K. Brown ’87

Paul J. Kranz III ’87

Regina M. Kraus ’87

Elaine K. Makosky ’87

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James E. Miller ’87

Stephanie S. Schneider ’87

Lisa A. Sneddon ’87

Darryl W. Tluczek ’87

Michael J. Yanders ’87

Kimberly R. Zambetti ’87

Class of 1988

Joanne L. Chaplin ’88

Georgeann G. DiGiovanni ’88 M’95

Jacqueline A. Durney ’88

Joyce A. Ford ’88

Christopher A. Gerhard ’88 M’07

Tracy A. Jones ’88

Jeanne M. Martin ’88

Donna M. McClain ’88

Garry A. McFarland ’88

Stephanie J. Miller ’88

Henry T. Smith ’88

Class of 1989

Gerald W. Beaver ’89

Susan S. Begel-Deem ’89 M’98

Patrick Hanlon ’89

Susan K. Mouris ’89

Tina L. Nixon ’89

Jennifer A. Pecherek ’89

Dana E. Rasp ’89

Janice C. Scherer ’89

Jill A. Takacs ’89

Class of 1990

Stephen P. Baumbach ’90

Dawn M. Chaffier ’90

Suzanne A. Chludzinski ’90

Ellen A. Compell ’90

Joseph N. Darling ’90

Suzanne L. Drake ’90

Lisa J. English ’90

Larry A. Helwig ’90

Alisa R. Hobart ’90

Kimberly A. Kenney ’90

Janine Kubasko-Starinsky ’90

Cynthia M. Long ’90

C. Patrick McGuire ’90

Carolyn M. Pizzella ’90

Ann M. Popp ’90

Timothy A. Watkins ’90

Mark K. Wetherhold ’90

Jean A. Yetter ’90

Class of 1991

Eileen W. Colucci ’91

Christopher J. Compell ’91 M’93

Aimee D. Ellison ’91

Keith C. Fisher ’91

Thomas R. Koetzner ’91

Brooke K. Langan ’91 M’96

Patrick J. McHugh ’91

Mark A. Ostir ’91

Jeffrey R. Rasp ’91

Dawn A. Sconzo ’91

Kimberly A. Scorese ’91

Julie L. Weiss ’91

Edward R. Zellner ’91

Class of 1992

Ricardo Alvarez, Jr. ’92

Jennifer L. Barteck ’92

Steven T. Carr ’92

Mitchell L. Cordova

JoAnne E. DeStefon ’92

Glen E. Duncan ’92

Eileen M. Early ’92

Angela J. Herrlinger ’92 M’98

Jonathan E. Loercher ’92

Kathleen H. McHugh ’92

Richard C. Piepszak ’92

Linda M. Rice ’92

Alyson Richardson ’92

Elaine Romito ’92

Flavia Sampaio ’92

Russell R. Scorese ’92

Shelley A. Speirs ’92

Class of 1993

Anonymous

Alice J. Ackerman ’93

Doug C. Arena ’93

Amy Ruth M. BussmannSchickling ’93

Jay W. Callaghan ’93

Bret C. Comp ’93

Domenic J. Dellipriscoli ’93 M’95

Scott D. DeStefon ’93

Kathleen M. Elgrim ’93

John M. Galada, Jr. ’93

Daniel J. Keefer ’93

Shelia M. Lieberman ’93

Jane D. London ’93

Richard D. Morgan ’93

Kevin Price ’93

F. Frederico Sampaio ’93

Henry R. Sands ’93

Lynn L. Sands ’93

Joseph S. Simoes ’93

Lynn M. Stattel ’93

Denise L. Straub ’93 M’00

Nicole R. Thomas ’93

Gregory M. Tymon ’93 M’95 M’01

Class of 1994

Gayland Aston ’94 M’01

Donajean R. Belcher ’94

Holly A. Casstevens ’94

Gina L. DiBenedetto ’94

Michael H. DiLeva ’94

Donald E. Fureman, Jr. ’94

Joseph O. Gagnon IV ’94

Lucia D. Gagnon ’94

Denise M. Gasker ’94

Michelle L. Hahn ’94

Leonard M. Lehman ’94

Douglas S. Leonzi ’94

Edward L. Myers ’94 M’95

Jessica A. Myers ’94

Lisa M. Pellegrino ’94

Joseph E. Repasky ’94

Roger C. Straub ’94

Class of 1995

Angelo F. Borzio, Jr. ’95 M’02

Deanna M. Bradley ’95

Daniel N. DiZio ’95

David M. Hahn ’95

Jennifer R. Lehman ’95

Kathleen F. Murphy Kirkwood ’95

Michael A. Pellegrino ’95

Christian W. Schneider ’95

Robert A. Stelma ’95

Robert P. Swift ’95

Brent I. Voynar ’95 M’97

Philip J. Walnock ’95

Chad A. Witmer ’95 M’98

Kari L. Yodice-Panaia

Class of 1996

Patrick D. Birns ’96

Jessica L. Clare ’96

Brian C. Davis ’96

Sharon Fretz Koestler ’96

Steven C. Hynes ’96

Marguerite A. Lawrence ’96

Lynn M. Marino ’96

Daniel F. Murray ’96

Michael P. Orleski ’96 M’99

Jerry A. Preston ’96

Gerard D. Rozea ’96 M’97

Raphael M. Saler ’96

Paul E. Shemansky ’96 M’04

Michael C. Sprunk ’96

Joseph R. Stellato ’96

Class of 1997

Richard T. Grab ’97 M’00

Danica (Marsh) Hartenfels ’97

Lisa M. Havran ’97

Roberta J. Long ’97

Michael D. Mancuso ’97

Heidi L. McGinley ’97

Andrew R. Moseman ’97

Trevin J. Panaia ’97

Keith A. Schlegel ’97

John E. Stroffolino ’97

Michael W. Wallick ’97

Orlando L. Williams ’97

Class of 1998

Gregory Altmajer ’98

Annamarie J. Bauer ’98

Michael Bidwell ’98

Michael S. Clancy ’98

Victoria A. Genteel ’98

Mark L. Malfara ’98

Jessie L. Moseman ’98

Shannon E. Mullican ’98

Damian J. Poalucci ’98

Deborah A. Pride ’98

Judith Quinti ’98

Denise A. Ranelli ’98

Jennifer L. Ritter ’98

Rebecca L. Schoonover ’98

Amy E. Smedley ’98

Keith Wiercinski ’98

Class of 1999

Juel M. Boes ’99

Jason P. Bolt ’99

Patricia A. Burnett ’99

Sean P. Crawford ’99

Michael K. Feniger ’99

Jill K. Heiser ’99 M’01

David J. Hubler ’99

Rosann M. Merrifield ’99

Bob D. Orazem ’99

Kerri A. Ruck ’99 M’06

Michele L. Snyder ’99

Craig Vondercrone ’99

Class of 2000

Kimberly N. Bidwell ’00

Christopher Bush ’00

Amanda K. Buss ’00

Ryan W. de France ’00

Daniel J. Friend ’00

Jeremy D. Granger ’00

Heidi L. Hinkle ’00

Michelle A. Keating-Sibel ’00

Paul W. Kurzenknabe ’00

Abby L. LaBar ’00

Tina M. Losey ’00

Kevin A. Nagle ’00 M’04

Michael D. Rhine ’00

Heather M. Schenkel ’00

Adam S. Stauffer ’00 M’02

Jason E. Zinn ’00

Class of 2001

Amy R. Bolt ’01

Simeon Dobrev ’01

Jeffrey S. Drusda ’01

Margaret L. Hooper ’01

Kelly M. Koch ’01 M’05

Michael A. Koch ’01 M’05

Tadgh D. LaBar ’01

Pamella R. Neidermyer ’01

Richard M. Neidermyer ’01

Kurt W. Nusshag ’01

Elizabeth M. O’Brien ’01

Angela M. O’Hara ’01

Justin D. Snyder ’01

Class of 2002

Jeremy M. Brown ’02

Robert T. Dulin ’02

Richard J. Kane ’02

Anthony T. Maccarrone ’02

Christopher A. MacIsaac ’02 M’03

Brian T. Marshall ’02

Brian E. Miller ’02 M’07

Robert W. Reilly ’02

Brandon R. Smith ’02

Kevin E. Whipple ’02

Michelle M. Yurko ’02

Cindy L. Zimmermann ’02

Lesley Zinn ’02

Class of 2003

Michael R. Badway ’03 M’05

Dustin N. Barno ’03

Melissa L. Beaver ’03

Michael J. Browne ’03

Jorge E. Chapoy ’03

Ashley A. Dreisbach ’03

Joe T. Ferry ’03

Alfredo E. Garcia ’03

Jo Ann Gitto ’03 M’06

Justin J. Kondikoff ’03

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Craig D. Mahon ’03

Shannon A. McCracken ’03

Corey J. Wimmer ’03

Jason A. Wimmer ’03

Class of 2004

Kristina L. Garzio ’04

John R. Jeffries ’04 M’08

Barry S. Krammes ’04

Matthew P. Kravetsky ’04 M’06

Carol R. Owens ’04

Kamar Samuels ’04

Robin Schneider ’04

Matthew R. Triolo ’04

Class of 2005

Kari L. Badway ’05

Anthony J. Bonetti ’05

Timothy B. Daniels ’05 M’07

Romaine M. Drake ’05

Tanya M. Durkay-Witmer ’05

Danny H. Gale, Jr. ’05

John R. King ’05

Andrew C. Marsteller ’05

Matthew J. Parrello ’05

Timothy J. Strenfel ’05

Todd M. Urland ’05

Class of 2006

Vanessa G. Andes-Duty ’06

Edward J. Arner ‘06 M’09 M’24

Zachary S. Baltz ’06 M’14

James P. Cullen ’06

Erin M. Delregno Evans ’06

Dan C. Frick ’06 M’08

Stephen M. Kuchera ’06 M’08

Mary E. Mott-Cangemi ’06

Gregory J. Munch ’06

Ashlee R. Terwilliger ’06

Nicole C. Velardi ’06

Brian T. Violante ’06

Mary M. Winkler ’06

Class of 2007

Anonymous

David C. Bernauer ’07

Jacob B. De Boer ’07 M’09

Joseph A. DeLuise ’07

Malcolm Huggins ’07 M’08

Morris I. Jackson ’07

Allison R. Kuchera ’07 M’09

Brandon J. Lawrence ’07

Michael C. Motsko ’07

Drew T. Nesbitt ’07

Adrian Neves ’07

Caitlin L. Ord ’07 M’08

Kenneth W Parrish ’07

John J. Pekarovsky III ’07

Justin C. Scott ’07 M’08

Katie L. Stem ’07

Ryan M. Swan ’07

M. Jimmy Terwilliger ’07

Zachary M. Toomey ’07

Class of 2008

Kaitlin E. Anders ’08 M’09

Nina J. Atanesian ’08

Jason C. Colletti ’08

Ashley L. Constable ’08

Daniel M. Crozier ’08

Lianna DeSantis ’08

Ahmet Kose ’08

Zachary J. McDowell ’08

Allison L. Meyer ’08

Samantha K. Frick ’08

Amanda R. Nesbitt ’08

Yewande Oladeinde ’07

David M. Pacchioni ’08 M’14

Iuri R. Pinto ’08

Gloria M. Shane ’08

Kyle D. Sheaffer ’08 M’21

Goldie P. Tiu Lawrence ’08

Christine P. Wiercinski ’08

W. Michael V. Wiggins ’08

Class of 2009

David J. Biever ’09

Amanda J. Caviston ’09

Joseph F. Caviston III ’09

Elena M. Gupko ’09

Theodore T. Harkness ’09

Beth F. Janis ’09

Mary Beth Pacchioni ’09

Travis M. Pregnar ’09

Anthony J. Prudente ’09

Rebecca L. Salabsky ’09

Jeffrey D. Shrive ’09

Carl Tolino III ’09

Courtney L. Tolino ’09

Class of 2010

Jeffrey W. Buck ’10

Patrick F. Carr ’10M’12

Joseph N. Delchop ’10

Daniel J. Drago ’10

Erin N. Huck ’10

Michael C. Kane ’10

Laurie S. Schaller ’10

Kenneth M. Serfass ’10

Nicole D. Sohns ’10

Class of 2011

Anonymous

Mayla H. Billips ’11

Sean P. Fourney ’11

Justin M. Kimbrough ’11

Matthew J. Marshall ’11

Marlea G. Whitmore ’11

Class of 2012

Tioga B. Anderson ’12

John A. Aruta ’12 M’13

Asher A. Ashfield ’12

Colleen E. Baltz ’12 M’14

Kristine P. Bush ’12

Negus Graham ’12

Daniel K. Johnson ’12

Melanie R. Kinney ’12

Maureen A. Ordnung ’12

Brandon W. Snyder ’12 M’13

Class of 2013

Ryan W. Beck ’13

Eric W. Boyer ’13

Kate M. Conklin Lane ’13

Joseph J. Ferrese ’13

Lyesha J. Fleming ’13

Regina M. Matarazzo ’13

Derek C. Schaller ’13

Amanda M. Simms ’13

Matt A. Tholis ’13 M’14

Class of 2014

Liana J. Ercan-Ulinski ’14

Ellen M. Geidner ’14

Matthew Geidner ’14

Theresa C. Horn Callahan ’14

Steven M. Jones ’14

Lisette M. Lojo ’14

Kimberley S. Lowry ’14

Julieann M. Murray ’14

Joshua J. Przywara ’14

Meredith J. Sauers ’14

Class of 2015

Jamie L. Borger ’15

Tina M. Hennessey ’15

Aalih Hussein ’15

Muhamadou L. Kaba ’15 M’19

Kevin S. Novak ’15

Class of 2016

Eric Conard ’16

Scott R. Gallup ’16

Denise A. Gonzalez ’16

Samantha L. Hosford ’16

Jessica A. Maxwell ’16

Sean A. Roth ’16

Anthony V. Ruiz, Esq. ’16

Robin Stevenson ’16

Jay T. Young ’16

Michelle T. Zazzero ’16

Alexander J. Zubko ’16

Class of 2017

Danielle G. Dungee ’17

Francis L. Mulville ’17

Nicole K. Palmasano ’17

Kelley A. Stuetz ’17

Brandie M. Tartza ’17

Tammy N. Tuckey ’17

Class of 2018

Christian A. Bukowski ’18 M’20

Daniel L. Creasy ’18

Halle N. Frisco ’18

Stephen M. Harris ’18

Morgan A. Koerber ’18 M’22

Alexandra M. Padron ’18

Emily E. Peer ’18

Rebecca L. Regina ’18

Joseph J. Ruggiero ’18

Class of 2019

Nicholas J. Giordano ’19

Anthony J. Guarino ’19

Alyson E. LeBlanc ’19

Antwan L. McKoy-Harris ’19

Elizabeth A. Reeves ’19

Class of 2020

Nancy K. Boyer ’20

Ellijah M. Brown ’20

Megan R. Illes ’20 M’21

Tiffani Ketchen ’20

Olivia M. Lukshides ’20 M’21

Erica Molinaro ’20

Daniel W. Romagno ’20

Briana L. Sassaman ’20

Class of 2021

Rece M. Bender ’21

Dyamond Curtis ’21 M’22

Nathan J. Fiala ’21

Carson Freeman ’21

Tyler Guidos ’21

Lea J. Hughes ’21

Grace M. Martini ’21

Melanie R. Nicodemo ’21

Lindsay N. Sherwood ’21

Brandon Teel ’21

Class of 2022

Daniel J. Daley ’22

Naquasia S. Dickerson ’22

Margaret M. Fulton ’22

Michelle M. Keiper ’22

Jacob A. Kraemer ’22

Rylee J. Legreide ’22

Koodsha M. Manjaro ’22

John P. Nolan ’22

Class of 2023

Zandrew W. Bowe ’23

Olivia K. Breen ’23

Xuliana F. Defilippis ’23

Raul M. Esteves ’23

James P. Feeney ’23

Brent W. Francisco ’23

Hannah L. Frankenfield ’23

Timothy J. Haverstick ’23

Ariel L. Kyle ’23

Helen P. McEntire ’23

Benjamin N. Piripavel ’23

Camden J. Shaffer ’23

GRADUATE ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Recognizing graduate alumni who have made a contribution during fiscal year 2023-2024. Note: This list represents alumni who received only a graduate degree from ESU. Alumni who also earned an undergraduate degree from ESU are listed within their class year.

Patti A. Alleger M’67

Jeffrey P. Appel M’86 M’87

Douglas C. Arnold M’83

Timothy E. Baird M’81

Joseph J. Bartoletti M’03

Pamela J. Beehler M’80

William E. Below M’90

Marc A. Bonanni M’98

James Brophy M’05

Gregory O. Brown M’97

Michael V. Burger M’85

Eva N. Butler M’76

Wei Chen M’91

Francis S. Claps M’93

Moira K. Clark M’02

Michele Connors M’20

Karen Davila-Davis M’02

Pamela A. Decker M’85

Stephanie Del Preore M’22

Frances E. Derhammer M’00

Patricia A. Desmond M’70

Sandra M. Detzi M’96

Lucille J. DiRenzo M’95

Eileen D. Durkin M’94

Elizabeth A. Dwyer M’05

Barbara L. Esposito M’65

Catherine P. Faller M’83

Doris M. Faulds M’75

Jay C. Garrels M’11

Linda Gay Beaty M’82

Kristopher Gelsinger M’20

Evan A. Griswold M’16

James V. Guiducci M’03

Joseph C. Guziewicz M’03

Carol B. Hall M’91

Donald M. Heil M’74

Susan J. Hibbs M’74

David S. Houck M’99

Lingyi Huang M’91

Jennifer L. Hynes M’98

Janice M. Jackman M’97

Andrew J. Kalahanis M’10

Rudolph A. Kasarda M’77

Maureen Kehoe M’00

Gregory J. Knowlden M’04

Joseph J. Koch M’88

Jeanne Kron M’04

Helen M. Lancia M’80

Sharon S. Laverdure M’86

Sandy G. Mackay M’92

Bill J. Maher M’90

Donita M. Makin M’98

Joseph S. Malatesta M’07

Jeffrey R. Mallas M’84

Jane C. Manner M’73

Lora H. Marzuoli M’92

John K. Masters M’65

Candace D. Mazur M’78

Ruth A. McCay M’67

Kelly L. McKenzie M’94

Frederick D. Mease M’81

Sandra K. Miller M’88

Janet F. Mishkin M’86

Patricia A. Morris M’76 M’89

Robert J. Mullen ’92 M’98

Shawn N. Munford M’04

Susan P. Nye M’80

Steven P. O’Hara M’04

Amanda C. Parrish M’20

William J. Pietraface M’73

Anthony J. Piperata M’83

Alison J. Pittis M’84

Mary Frances Postupack M’93

Timothy J. Potopa M’03

Caroline E. Potts M’06

Justin T. Potts M’07

Charles F. Prutzman M’95

William T. Reese M’72

Kathleen A. Reish M’98

Robert Ressler M’73

David C. Rheinheimer M’78

John M. Rice M’67

Eric D. Rigg M’23

Rosann Rookey M’80

Richard A. Ruck D’17

Virginia W. Sacchi M’08

Katherine D. Santoro M’22

Yvonne T. Schaeffer M’00

Edward W. Schlechter M’83

Maureen G. Seidel M’96

Patricia W. Shoemaker M’84

Maureen A. Siebold M’91

Jacob J. Szczecina M’21

Richard Taylor M’86

Kathryn A. Triwahjudi M’81

Doreen M. Vashlishan M’84

Jacqueline M. Visser M’94

Norma J. Wagner M’73

William C. Webster M’73

Carol S. Wieboldt M’90

Robert W. Wieboldt M’93

Evan P. Williams M’97

James J. Wills M’77

Elaine F. Woolf M’79

Sally A. Yorke-Viney M’93

Sharon M. Zegalia M’73

Ling Fang Zhen M’90

Carole L. Zieger M’01

2024–2025 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Committee

MaryEllen Dickey ’80

Chair

Chief Philanthropy Officer Da Vinci Science Center

Anthony V. Ruiz ’16 Esq. Vice Chair General Counsel 1440 Foods

Alfredo Garcia ’03

Treasurer Senior Partner, Managing Director

Snowden Lane Partners

Robert Moses

Secretary

Retired Director of Residence Life & Housing East Stroudsburg University

Board Members

Glenn W. Clark ’74

ESU Alumni Association Liaison

President

Rockwood Programs, Inc.

Dr. Anthony L. Drago ’76 Ed.D. Faculty Liaison Chair and Professor of Psychology East Stroudsburg University

George Fields, Jr. ’83 US Army, Retired

Sean A. Frazier ’11 C.P.A. Director of Corporate Development Canyon Partners

Raymond Hamlin ’86 Esq. Founding Partner Hunt, Hamlin & Ridley

Wendy Jankoski ’82 President and CIO Wealth Architects, LLC

Douglas Leonzi ’94

Senior Managing Director Truist Wealth

Christopher R. Paradysz ’83 Managing Partner The Advisory Labs, LLC

John J. Pekarovsky III ’07 Council of Trustees Liaison Vice President, Community Bank NA

Leslie L. Wilson ’74 Senior Vice President Workplace Initiatives Disability:IN

Eric Wyatt ’85 President & CEO Clean Eatz

Rory Yanchek ’84 CEO Best Energy Reduction Technologies

Members Emeriti

William B. Cramer, Esq. Legal Counsel and Emerita Attorney, Cramer, Swetz, McManus & Jordan, P.C. Past Chair, served 1987–2001 and 2014–2019

Rosemary Driebe Olofsson Executive Vice President Pocono Pro Foods Past Chair, served 1987–1999

Robert A. Shebelsky Chairman

Deputy Real Estate Holdings LLC.

Past Treasurer, served 2014–2022

Robert Willever ’75

President Willever Wealth Management Past Chair, served 2014–2022

The ESU Foundation would like to thank the following board members who completed their terms in fiscal year 2023-2024.

Adam S. Stauffer ’00 M’02

Elizabeth Leigh Smith, Ph.D. Stephen Somers

MISSION STATEMENT

The East Stroudsburg University Foundation fosters lifelong relationships with alumni and friends of East Stroudsburg University, securing philanthropic support to advance the University’s mission and to enhance every student’s University experience.

Vision

To create a culture of philanthropy among students, staff and faculty.

To act responsibly and be good stewards of our resources.

To ignite passion among ESU’s alumni to remain engaged and active.

To explore ventures which go beyond traditional fundraising models.

To do our part to help instill pride and honor for the ESU brand.

To foster and grow relationships through engaging community relations.

To work in a valued partnership with East Stroudsburg University.

ETHICAL STANDARDS

The successful partnership between East Stroudsburg University and the East Stroudsburg University Foundation is based on effective service, trust and accountability.

The Foundation’s governing board and staff are sensitive to considerations of public trust and confidence. Their words and actions embody respect for truth, fairness and the opinions of others.

The ESU Foundation is committed to promoting the merits of East Stroudsburg University.

It safeguards privacy rights and confidential information with the utmost of professionalism.

It does not grant or accept favors for the personal gain of any individual, nor does it solicit or accept favors where a higher public interest would be violated.

It avoids actual or apparent conflicts of interest and, if in doubt, seeks guidance from appropriate authorities.

grateful for YOU.

The generosity of ESU’s alumni and friends makes it possible to enhance the academic, athletic, and university experience for all Warriors.

YOUR SUPPORT helps us change lives through learning.

WAYS TO GIVE TO THE ESU FOUNDATION

Cash Gifts

Cryptocurrency

Donor Advised Funds

Matching Gifts

Honor and Memorial Gifts

Endowments

Gift Plans and Bequests

Stocks, Bonds and Mutual Funds

Personal Property and Real Estate

Life Insurance

Retirement Plans

Please visit esufoundation.org or for personal assistance, call (570) 422-3333.

The ESU Foundation has made every effort to verify the accuracy of the data in this report. We apologize for any errors or omissions and ask that you bring them to our attention for correction by emailing esufoundation@esufoundation.org or calling 570-422-3333.

HOMECOMING 2024

WARRIOR ALUMNI RECOGNIZED AT ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY

Nine distinguished alumni were honored at the ESU Alumni Association Annual Alumni Awards ceremony on October 18, 2024, in Niedbala Auditorium at the Warren E. ’55 and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center. The

Excellence in Arts and Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award

James J. Cope '86

James Cope graduated from ESU with a bachelor of arts in sociology and a minor in criminal justice. While at ESU, Cope played football and was a member of the Powerlifting Club, winning multiple national titles and setting collegiate records. He also competed with the USA Powerlifting team from 1986-1994, earning national and world championships and setting two world records. Cope was inducted into the Arizona Powerlifting Hall of Fame.

Cope serves as the chief special agent for the Arizona Attorney General’s Office, managing high-profile investigations across the state. He previously worked for the Phoenix Police Department for over 30 years, dedicating 26 years to drug enforcement and organized crime. Cope has supervised undercover operations, leading his squad to execute over 120 search warrants annually and seize substantial narcotics and currency. He played a pivotal role in over 40 Title III wiretap investigations, including the high-profile Sammy “The Bull” Gravano case.

Cope is also a graduate of the DEA Commanders Academy and a keynote speaker at major conferences. He has appeared in documentaries on Court TV, National Geographic, and Discovery Plus. In addition to his law enforcement career, Cope worked as a resident security agent for Major League Baseball from 2003-2022, coordinating security for marquee events such as the World Series and All-Star Games.

Excellence in Education Distinguished Alumni Award

Mary Ellen Whitney '78

Mary Ellen Whitney graduated from East Stroudsburg State College in 1978 and began her teaching career in adaptive physical education in Pennsylvania and New Jersey public schools. She later earned her MEd from Lehigh University and taught in upstate New York for 23 years.

With over 40 years of experience, Whitney has dedicated her career to advancing sports equality for individuals with disabilities. As an adaptive physical education teacher, she conducted groundbreaking research on the benefits of sports for children with disabilities, which led her to found STRIDE Adaptive Sports. This nonprofit provides free therapeutic sports and recreation programs, empowering individuals with special needs through activities such as skiing, sailing, and other lifetime sports.

As the CEO of STRIDE, Whitney expanded the program to offer 18 sports at 28 venues across three states, serving over 2,000 individuals annually with more than 14,000 adaptive lessons each year. She also launched the STRIDE Center for Outdoor Recreation & Education (SCORE) camp and a community fitness center. Her dedication has earned her numerous awards and national recognition. Whitney continues to mentor adaptive organizations and serve as a coach and expert on various sports panels. She resides in Wynantskill, N.Y., with her husband Jon.

Alumni Association selected winners based on lifetime career and community accomplishments that represent the best of all Warriors.

Excellence in Business and Management

Distinguished Alumni Award

Jeffrey M. Robertson '84

Robertson has built a successful career in the hospitality industry, supported by a wide range of experiences and a solid education. He earned his bachelor of science degree in hospitality business management from ESU in 1984, having already proven himself as a skilled culinarian.

After graduation, Robertson managed two restaurants and a catering company before entering contract food service management in 1988. His career rapidly progressed as he took on roles including food service director, district manager, director of business development, and vice president of operations. Currently, he serves as executive vice president, overseeing two regional teams responsible for operations across the southern United States and Puerto Rico, with an operating budget of $180 million.

Throughout his career, Robertson has received numerous awards for his work in operations, team development, and financial management. He was recognized in Nation’s Restaurant News for creating an innovative regional food service concept for Emergency Food Services. Among his career highlights, Robertson has catered events for high-profile figures such as the president, vice president, secretary of state, governors, Nobel Peace Prize winners, and celebrities. With over 45 years in the hospitality industry, he finds the most rewarding part of his career to be mentoring and supporting future leaders.

Robertson is a member of the HRTM Board at ESU, active in his community, a musician, and an author. He lives in Atlanta, Ga., with his wife Robin, also an ESU alumna, and their two children, Morgan and Jon.

Excellence in Health Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award

Zachary J. McDowell ‘08, M.D.

Zachary McDowell graduated in 2008 with a bachelor’s degree in biology. While at ESU, he played linebacker for the football team, helping them win the Northeast Regional title and advance to the NCAA Division II national semifinals.

After ESU, McDowell attended medical school at Virginia Commonwealth University, where he serve48to rural areas of Ghana. He then completed his general surgery internship and urology residency at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, where he also participated in medical missions to Belize. Following residency, McDowell pursued a fellowship in minimally invasive surgery and oncology under world-renowned surgeon Dr. James Porter, specializing in robotic surgery for urologic cancers.

Now living in Phoenix, Ariz., with his wife Hannah, McDowell’s practice focuses on urologic oncology.

Conrad “Skip” Idukas Service Award

Matthew D. Johnson '12

Matthew Johnson graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2012 with a bachelor’s of arts in communications, focusing on public relations. Since 2017, he has been the owner of Rath's Butcher & Deli in Stewartsville, N.J. Matthew is married to Jordan Johnson, and they are the proud parents of twins, Anthony and Parker.

An active community member, Johnson donates meals, products, gift cards, and his time to various local organizations and fundraising events. He sponsors local events, including rib cook-offs and wrestling tournaments. Johnson also initiated NIL deals with Phillipsburg Stateliners, his local high school, providing meals and meat to exceptional student-athletes.

His contributions to the community have earned him the 2019 Entrepreneur Award from the Phillipsburg Chamber of Commerce and the 2020 Best Butcher Award from Lehigh Valley Style Magazine.

Entrepreneur Award

Michele M. Gresh '01

Michele Gresh graduated with a bachelor of science in recreation and leisure services management, concentrating in therapeutic recreation. She began her career as a recreational therapist, specializing in traumatic brain injury and cognitive rehabilitation, driven by her passion for helping individuals with special needs.

In 2019, Gresh’s interest in health and wellness led her to become a personal trainer. She worked part-time in healthcare and fitness until the COVID-19 pandemic, which forced her to step back from many roles. During the pandemic, she founded G-Fit Virtual Fitness to help others stay mentally and physically strong. What began as free online fitness classes quickly grew into a thriving business with hundreds of members, a dedicated website, community involvement, and annual fitness retreats.

Outside of work, Michele enjoys spending time with her daughter, Henley, and her high school sweetheart, Jeremy, also an ESU alumnus.

Young Alumni Achievement Award

Ryan Weise M'23

Ryan Weise graduated in 2023 with a master’s degree in management and leadership, focusing on sport.

As a standout student-athlete, Weise interned with the women’s basketball program and excelled on the court.

In two years as a Warrior, she averaged 14.7 points, 5.1 rebounds, 4.4 assists, and 2.1 steals per game, while shooting 40.3% from three-point range. Weise was named to the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) East first team in 2022-23 and was honored as the Division II Conference Information Directors (D2CIDA) National Player of the Week in November 2022.

Off the court, Weise was selected to serve on the East Stroudsburg 14th Presidential Inaugural Committee and collaborated with football coach Jimmy Terwilliger to organize the spring football event welcoming President Long to campus.

Weise is currently in her second year as director of basketball operations at Holy Cross. In her first season, the Crusaders won the Patriot League Tournament Championship and advanced in the NCAA Tournament’s First Four before competing against Iowa in the NCAA First Round.

Jim Barniak Award

Jerome W. Sheska '68 M'81

Jerome W. Sheska enjoyed successful baseball and soccer careers in high school and college, which led to a 29-year tenure as the highly respected men’s soccer coach at ESU. He was inducted into ESU’s Athletic Hall of Fame as a player, coach, and member of the 1965 team, and has also been honored in the Lehigh Valley Soccer Hall of Fame and the Lehigh Valley-Pocono Sports Hall of Fame.

Under Sheska’s leadership, ESU’s teams amassed a remarkable record of 424156-32, winning 15 PSAC championships and making 16 NCAA Tournament appearances. He is one of only three coaches in NCAA history to achieve over 400 wins at a single school. Sheska coached 69 All-PSAC players, 9 PSAC Players of the Year, and 21 All-Americans. He earned PSAC Coach of the Year honors 16 times and was named Regional Coach of the Year on 8 occasions.

In 1992, Sheska founded ESU’s women’s soccer program, and two years later led the team to its first conference title. His coaching career also extended to the professional level, including stints with the New York Apollo and Pennsylvania Stoners of the American Soccer League, as well as work with the Philadelphia Union of Major League Soccer.

A Vietnam War veteran, Sheska also played as a catcher for the Bethlehem Cardinals in the Blue Mountain League.

Jim Barniak Award

Ronald W. Quinn '75

Ronald W. Quinn earned his bachelor’s in science in health and physical education in 1975, later completing an M.Ed. and Ed.D. at Temple University. His 47-year teaching and coaching career began at Girard College High School, where he coached soccer, swimming, and tennis. He also served as the athletic director at Moravian Academy, helping the school gain P.I.A.A. membership.

Quinn’s college coaching career took off at Allentown College, where he transformed the soccer team into conference champions and was named NAIA Regional Coach of the Year twice. He then joined Xavier University, where he led the women’s soccer team to two Atlantic-10 titles and created the first fully online graduate program in coaching education. He retired in 2023 as professor emeritus.

As a leader in coaching education, Quinn contributed to the development of the National Youth Soccer Coaching License and received the US Youth Soccer Excellence in Coaching Education Award. He and his wife, Celine, split their time between Newport and Augusta, Ky.

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WARRIORS CONNECTING

ALUMNI EVENT ROUND UP

JUNE 13, 2024

Bucks/Montgomery County alumni gather in Chalfont

Board member Tom Petro ’72 welcomed alumni spanning many decades to an evening at 1720 Nostalgia Bar and Restaurant in Chalfont, Pa. Alumni from Bucks and Montgomery counties gathered in good spirits to continue the memory of Christine Rohr-Thompson '73. The night was filled with lively conversations, rekindled friendships, and shared memories, making it a memorable reunion for all who attended.

JUNE 20, 2024

Sigma Pi brothers gather to honor passed alumni

The brothers of Sigma Pi fraternity gathered in the backyard of their house to enjoy Rudy’s Tavern's Super hot dogs and to honor alumni who have passed since last year's picnic. The fraternity gathers each year to celebrate the efforts taken to renovate the house.

JULY 18, 2024

South Jersey alumni connect at Warrior Waypoint in Somers Point

Director Emeritus Glenn Gottschalk ’72 rallied South Jersey alumni for an evening at Josie Kelly’s Public House in Somers Point, N.J. The night was filled with great food, excellent drinks, and most importantly, wonderful company. The presence of ESU was palpable through the shared memories and laughter that echoed throughout the venue.

AUGUST 12, 2024

Alumni and friends golf to support student scholarships

The ESU Alumni Association hosted a successful year of supporting scholarships at their annual NEPA Fun-raiser golf outing at Blue Ridge Trail Golf Course in Mountain Top, Pa. This year's event raised more than $4,000 in scholarship proceeds to support ESU students. The day had beautiful weather which encouraged friendly competition.

SEPTEMBER 27, 2024

Women’s Volleyball celebrates 50 years of excellence

Women's volleyball alumni gathered to celebrate 50 years as a varsitysponsored sport. Alumni and current players had the chance to connect at a luncheon during the day. Included in the gathering were members of the 1974 inaugural team, who were celebrated during the match against Kutztown University.

SEPTEMBER 28, 2024

Legacy ceremony recognizes families for their ESU commitment

Legacy families attended the 13th Annual Legacy Pinning Ceremony during Family Weekend 2024. The event’s keynote speaker was Dr. Brooke Langan, Dean of the College of Education, a proud alumna of ESU from the classes of 1991 and 1996, and a member of an ESU Legacy Family. New legacy family members received commemorative pins at the event. Eileen Karpe ’54 was also recognized, celebrating her 70 years as an ESU alumna.

Sigma Pi brothers gather at the fraternity house. First row: Jim DeAngelo ’71, John Connelly ’68, Dave Czahor ’68, Rich Houck ’69 Bing McNulty ’63. Second row: Dave Martin ’69 Tom Schoeninger ’66, Ron Steckel ’70, Bill Horvath ’70, Dan Stenger ’93, Jeff Miller ’70, Rick Shiley ’69, Jeff Dennis ’69, Jack Pencik ’63, and Jake Jacobi ’63.

South Jersey Alumni

Dr. Brooke Langan ’91 ’96, Jerome Langan ’07, Piper Langan ’23, and Dempsey Langan ’24, along with ESU President Kenneth Long, celebrated Dashel Langan, Class of 2028, as part of their legacy family.

SANDY MILLER TO BE INDUCTED INTO NFHCA HALL OF FAME

Legendary East Stroudsburg University field hockey head coach Sandy Miller M’88 will be inducted to the National Field Hockey Coaches Association (NFHCA) Hall of Fame, the organization announced in August. The ceremony will be held on January 16, 2025, in Lake Mary, Fla.

Miller has led ESU to four PSAC titles as well as the 2015 and 2022 NCAA Division II championships and has guided the Warriors to seven consecutive NCAA semifinal appearances. She completed her 40th season as the head coach of the Warriors in 2024, becoming just the third NCAA DII coach to reach 500 career wins and one of 13 in NCAA history across all levels, earning the milestone in a 2-1 victory at Bentley on September 14.

She holds a career record of 514-292-11 and moved into third all-time for career victories in NCAA Division II during the 2023 season.

The Lebanon, Pa., native is a five-time NFHCA DII Coach of the Year (1993-94, 2001, 2015, 2022) and two-time PSAC Coach of the Year (1996, 2016). She has guided the Warriors to 14 NCAA Tournament

FIELD HOCKEY MAKES SEVENTH STRAIGHT NCAA DIVISION II FINAL FOUR APPEARANCE

Jady van Gils repeated as the PSAC and NFHCA NCAA Division II Player of the Year, leading ESU’s field hockey team to its seventh consecutive Final Four appearance. The Warriors were the PSAC runner-up, knocking off Kutztown 2-0 in the semifinals before falling 1-0 (OT) at Shippensburg in the final. They won their NCAA quarterfinal game, 3-2 (OT), at Whitenight Field to earn a trip to South Carolina and fell to Saint Anselm (N.H.), 3-0, in the national semifinals.

van Gils had 12 goals and a conference-best 11 assists to earn PSAC and national honors. A first team All-America selection, she was joined on the second team by Kerry Kaufman and Charlotte Simon. All-PSAC honors went to van Gils (first team), Kaufman and Simon (second team), and Minke Klijn and Bella Viruet (third team).

van Gils and Allyson Forman finished their careers with two PSAC championships, the 2022 NCAA championship, and an NCAA runner-up.

appearances, five NCAA DII championship game appearances, 20 PSAC Tournaments and 24 consecutive seasons with

Miller M’88

Jady van Gils

ESU ATHLETICS CLOSES FALL SEASON RANKED SECOND IN DIXON TROPHY STANDINGS

East Stroudsburg University ranks second of 17 institutions in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s Dixon Trophy standings, securing two conference runner-up finishes and strong contributions from all sponsored PSAC sports this fall.

FOOTBALL REGISTERS DOUBLE-DIGIT WINS IN HISTORIC SEASON

ESU qualified for the NCAA Division II football playoffs in consecutive seasons for the second time in program history, posting a 10-2 record, and reached double-digit wins for the first time since now-head coach Jimmy Terwilliger led the Warriors to 11 wins as quarterback during his Harlon Hill Trophy season in 2005.

The Warriors led the PSAC in scoring offense (33.6 ppg), total offense (419.3 ypg) and rushing offense (200.2 ypg) while also ranking third in scoring defense and total defense. After a 2721 loss to PSAC champion Kutztown on September 28, they outscored their opponents 266-

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY QUALIFIES FOR NCAA CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR FIRST

TIME SINCE 1999; MEN TIE PROGRAMBEST SECOND PLACE FINISH AT PSAC CHAMPIONSHIPS

ESU’s women’s cross country team qualified for the NCAA Division II Championships for the first time in 25 years, finishing third in the Atlantic Region and traveling to Sacramento for its first appearance at nationals since 1999.

Daniella Napoli (8th) and Payton Falkenstein (11th) earned All-Region honors. At the PSAC Championships, Napoli and Falkenstein were fifth and sixth, respectively, and were joined by Carla Bautista, who was 15th, to earn first team All-PSAC honors. Gabriela Orama was second team all-conference and ESU placed third in the conference meet.

The men’s team was second in the conference, tying the program best, and seventh in the region, earning its first top-10 regional finish since 2019. Landon Boyle (12th) and Bryce Keenoy (14th) were first team All-PSAC, with Brian McGarrity, Ethan Holcomb and Andrew Tatesure on the second team.

The Warriors earned 39 All-PSAC selections and 18 conference athlete of the week honors, winning over 70 percent of their contests.

The four women’s sports that competed this fall have the highest average finish among PSAC schools, and ESU is the highest-ranked institution among PSAC Eastern Division schools and among PASSHE members, trailing only Gannon University.

ESU was third in the final Dixon Trophy standings in 2023-24, its bestever finish.

109 in seven consecutive wins to finish the regular season. ESU fell 30-27 at California (Pa.) on a game-winning field goal as time expired in the first round of the NCAA Playoffs.

All-PSAC East first team running backs Tyriq Lewis and Tahir Mills and center Raymond Christas led the 17th-ranked rushing offense in DII. Quarterback Sean McTaggart broke Terwilliger’s single-season completion percentage record (65.4%), led the PSAC in passing efficiency and was second in passing TD (26), points responsible for, and yards per attempt.

Defensive back Everette Dingle and kicker Ty Quintois were also first team All-PSAC East. The Warriors had 10 on the second team – Guy Gilyard (OT), Kyle Wuestner (OG), Beau Heyser (TE), John Siggins (WR), Justin Cook (RS), Lucas Skelley (DL), Jake Williamson (DL), Raymond Simmons IV (LB), Malachi Bowman (DB) and Adam Noll (P). ESU’s 15 All-PSAC selections were its most since 1968.

Dingle was named D2CCA All-Super Region 1 first team, ESU’s first selection since 2019, tying for the PSAC lead with five interceptions and ranking second in fumble recoveries, contributing to seven of ESU’s 19 takeaways.

Everette Dingle

Women's Cross Country

ANNA COULTER EARNS ALL-AMERICA

HONORS, REPEATS

AS

PSAC EAST VOLLEYBALL ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

Anna Coulter became the second All-America selection in ESU women’s volleyball history and was named PSAC East Athlete of the Year for the second straight year. She ranked fourth in NCAA DII in hitting percentage, third in blocks per set, ninth in points per set and 11th in total blocks. She joins Ann Gladfelter (1981) as ESU’s women’s volleyball All-America selections.

Leonor Chambel and Taylor Haan earned All-PSAC second team status, and Haan eclipsed 2,000 career assists.

ESU hit the 20-win mark for the second straight season and reached the PSAC semifinals for the fourth straight year before falling to Gannon. Seniors Chambel, Haan, Rachel Abramson and Makaela McComas also competed in the NCAA Tournament in 2021.

REBECCA KOTULA AND NATALIE SCHOOLEY EARN ALL-PSAC EAST HONORS

ESU’s women’s soccer team notched an 8-3-7 record, falling just three times in 18 matches, led by first team All-PSAC East selection Rebecca Kotula and second team pick Natalie Schooley.

Kotula was named first team all-conference for the third straight year, becoming the fifth ESU player to reach that milestone and the first since Shea Neal in 2016. She scored six goals this fall and 22 in her career. Schooley scored nine goals, including eight across the final five games and a hat trick against Lock Haven, and 25 in her career. Kotula and Schooley combined for 15 of ESU’s 29 goals and more than 40 percent of the team’s points this fall.

IGNASI CUCURELLA TUSET NAMED ALL-REGION; DREW NYCE NAMED PSAC EAST FRESHMAN OF THE YEAR

The men’s soccer team missed the PSAC Tournament by one spot but was very competitive throughout the season, finishing 8-4-5 with three of its four losses by a single goal. The Warriors were unbeaten over their final seven contests. ESU had two players on the All-PSAC East first team, Ignasi Cucurella Tuset and Cayetano Diaz, and three on the second team in Benny Goodrich, Drew Nyce and Hunter Stites. Nyce was named PSAC East Freshman of the Year.

Cucurella Tuset earned D2CCA All-Region second team honors. He was also named CSCA Academic All-District, along with Nathan Bradway and Zach McKinney.

Rebecca Kotula

Anna Coulter

Ignasi Cucurella Tuset

CLASS NOTES

’77 ’80 1970s 1980s 1990s

’88

DAWN KETTERMAN-BENNER

‘70 was inducted into the Middle Atlantic Conference (MAC) Hall of Fame as part of the 2024 class. During her tenure at Moravian University, she significantly shaped the athletic program.

Ketterman-Benner served as the head women’s tennis coach from 1987 to 2005, amassing a 298-120 record and leading her teams to 11 conference championships. She also played a pivotal role in reintroducing women’s basketball and launching several other women’s sports at Moravian, including cross country, soccer, and volleyball. Her leadership extended beyond coaching, as she also served as the senior woman administrator, associate athletic director, and chairperson of the Physical Education Department. She retired as a professor emerita in 2014. Ketterman-Benner was inducted into the Moravian Hall of Fame in 2018 and recently into the Warwick High School Hall of Fame.

BOB LOMBARDI ‘77 was elected president of the National Federation of State High School Associations (NFHS) for the 2024-25 term. Lombardi, who also serves as the executive director of the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association (PIAA), will oversee the NFHS during this one-year term, focusing on advancing high school athletics and activities across the U.S. He has been with the PIAA since 1988 and has played a key role in strategic planning, by-law interpretation, and legislative affairs.

VIC FANGIO ‘80 was appointed as the defensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024, bringing nearly 40 years of coaching experience. He has previously held key defensive roles with multiple NFL teams, including as head coach of the Denver Broncos. Fangio is well-known for mentoring several Pro Football Hall of Famers and leading top-ranked defenses across his career, including recent tenures with the Miami Dolphins and Chicago Bears. He also briefly consulted for the Eagles during their 2022 Super Bowl run.

JIM FOGLER ‘88 was appointed by the USA TODAY NETWORK/ Gannett to lead their local sales across its Florida markets. Fogler, a publishing executive with over 30 years of experience at Gannett, has previously held leadership roles such as president and regional sales director for the Poughkeepsie Journal and the Burlington Free Press. In his new role, he will manage local sales operations for Gannett’s USA TODAY NETWORK of 20 newspaper publications in Florida, including the Sarasota Herald-Tribune and Naples Daily News

’88

JOAN LIPTROT ‘88 was promoted to executive director of the Center for Experience and Opportunity (CEO) at McDaniel College. After joining McDaniel in 2023 as the director of International and Off-Campus Programs, Liptrot now leads the CEO’s efforts to enhance experiential learning opportunities, working closely with academic departments and community partners. With over 30 years of experience in education, Liptrot has focused on creating engagement strategies and fostering partnerships. Prior to McDaniel, she served as director of Service and Civic Engagement at Rider University, where she oversaw several initiatives, including the Bonner Community Scholars program and the Rider Votes initiative.

’93

’97

VIC GUADAGNINO ‘93 celebrated his 200th career coaching win in varsity boys’ lacrosse. He achieved his first 100 wins at William Floyd High School and the subsequent 100 wins at Riverhead High School. He is currently a social studies teacher at Riverhead High School on Long Island, N.Y., and is in his 32nd year of teaching.

DANICA HARTENFELS ‘97 owner of Wick It Candle Bar, was awarded the 2024 Pocono Mountain Chamber of Commerce Tiny But Mighty Business Award at the annual Bizzy Awards. She also serves as the vice president of the ESU Alumni Board and also chairs the annual ESU Alumni Board Golf Tournament.

NOTE:

ROBIN SCHNEIDER ‘04 was awarded the 2024 Best Non-Profit Organization at the Bizzy Awards for her non-profit, “Labor of Love.”

’12

DAVID WINTERMUTE ‘07 was promoted to senior credit administration officer/senior vice president at PS Bank. Wintermute joined the bank in 2021 and previously served as senior credit officer. In his new role, he will oversee the credit area, loan operations, consumer underwriting, and collections. Wintermute resides in Waverly with his wife Alyssa and their three daughters.

JENNA TRACH ‘10 was named vice president of Human Resources at Via of the Lehigh Valley. In this role, she will lead the HR department, overseeing employee relations, recruitment, training, and policy development. Trach has been with Via for over six years and is SHRM certified.

SEAN FRAZIER ‘11 was recently employed by Canyon Partners, LLC, as the director of corporate development. Prior to Canyon, Frazier was a vice president in the investment banking group at Goldman Sachs, specializing in mergers & acquisitions and corporate finance, providing strategic advice to boards and management teams across the Asset & Wealth Management, FinTech, and Capital Markets Technology sectors.

Linda Rennick Breisch ’82, Polly Stephens Will ’82, MaryAnn Wisniewski Mack ’83, Janet Loeper Scull ’82 and Catherine Rinaldi Girandola ’82 have maintained a lifelong friendship since their days as Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority sisters at East Stroudsburg University in 1979. For over 42 years, they have continued to reunite, evolving from single-night stays around ESU Homecoming events to multi-day getaways across the U.S., including trips to Gettysburg, Niagara Falls, and Charleston.

2000s

2010s

’16

JASON M. ADKINS ‘12 was appointed coordinator of education abroad at Morehead State University, in addition to being promoted to associate professor of political science. In this role, Adkins oversees programs aimed at providing students with international learning experiences, supporting their development in a global workforce. He also serves are coordinator of the political science program. Adkins brings extensive expertise from his background in political science and education, further enhancing opportunities for student engagement in cross-cultural environments.

MELINDA TORRES ‘16 was honored as Oregon’s Education Support Professional of the Year. As the supervisor of Student Support Services for the Coos Bay School District, she supports students facing foster care and houselessness, managing the ARK Project to provide critical services to at-risk youth and families. Recognized for her dedication, leadership, and role in expanding programs, she received a $5,000 award. Torres is celebrated for her impactful work in addressing the needs of vulnerable students in her community.

WEDDINGS

Joel Ozoemena ’20 and Mariah Herrera ’19 married on July 6, 2024 at Nanina’s in the Park in Belleville, N.J. The couple celebrated the day with many fellow Warriors including Jessica Irwin ’22, Mia Alburg ’20, Lyndsey Mitchelson ’18, Mariah Herrera ’19, Joel Ozoemena ’20, Tyson Calhoun ’20, and Joseph Odebode ’21.

MEMORIAM

WAYNE BOLT

JULY 11, 2024

Wayne Bolt, 77, of Marshalls Creek, Pa., was a longtime friend and supporter of ESU. He was a founding member of the Prince Hall Educational Scholarship Golf Classic which supports the Prince Hall Endowed Scholarship. The scholarship has supported 20 ESU graduates from Prince Hall Elementary School serving the West Oak Lane section of Philadelphia. He was also a chartered member of the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration Breakfast committee and the initiator of the Julianna V. Bolt Art Contest, established in memory of his late wife, who was also an ESU employee before her passing.

Wayne graduated from Boys High in Brooklyn and soon after joined the Air Force, serving from 1963 to 1967 as an aircraft mechanic during Vietnam. He later became an NYPD police officer, academy instructor, and homicide detective, where he made significant contributions to public safety.

Among the many awards and accolades bestowed on Bolt was the inaugural PASSHE Keepers of the Flame Award in 2022, which recognizes the contributions of State System employees, students, alumni, and community members who epitomize the promise of diversity, equity, and inclusion.

He is survived by his sons, Wayne A. Bolt and Jason P. Bolt; brother Ronald Guy; and grandsons Julian Bolt, Alexander Bolt, and Jenson Bolt.

AUGUST 5, 2024

Robert C. Weidner, 85, of Smithfield Township, Pa., was a longtime freelance photographer, who was an important and beloved member of the Office of Marketing and Communications at ESU.

Weidner worked as a graphic designer at the Printing Craftsman in Pocono Lake for 30 years “retiring” in 2010. Shortly after, he was asked to be a backup photographer at ESU. In very short order this turned into a full-time contracted position. Weidner was a talented musician, best known for his band The Devils. He was active with the Celebration of the Arts in Delaware Water Gap and was a photographer for COTA Jazz Festival. He is survived by two daughters, Cynthia Papile of Mt. Pocono and Kathi of Paradise Valley; and a step son, Ian Hay.

FANNIE ANN SCHISLER ’62

JULY 12, 2024

Fannie Ann Schisler, 84, of Northampton, Pa., was a long-time supporter of ESU and its students. She and her husband Arthur R. Schisler ’62 contributed the wildlife pieces in the Schisler Museum of Wildlife and Natural History on the campus of ESU.

Schisler earned her teacher’s certification and bachelor’s degree in elementary education from East Stroudsburg State College in 1962. She started her working career as a fourth-grade teacher working for the Parkland School District then transferring to Northampton School District, teaching second grade before starting and raising a family.

In 1989, she returned to college, earning her associate’s degree in funeral service, and in 1991, became a licensed funeral director. For 33 years, she was the licensed funeral director with Schisler Funeral Homes, Northampton, Pa., and also served in a supervisor position at their Miller Funeral Home in Lehighton, Pa.

She was the wife of Arthur R. Schisler ’62 with whom she would have shared 61 years of marriage in August 2024. She is also survived by sons Aaron A. Schisler and Harold C. Schisler; and daughter, Rebecca A. Szilli.

JOHN LARRY ENDY ’66

AUGUST 17, 2024

John Larry Endy, 80, of Coopersburg, Pa., was the 2022 recipient of the ESU Alumni Association Jim Barniak Award and and was a member of the 1964 and 1965 men’s soccer teams which were inducted to the ESU Athletics Hall of Fame in 2005.

Endy attended Penn Bernville High School, graduating in 1961. He graduated from East Stroudsburg State Teachers College in 1966, earning his elementary education degree. He was a fifth and sixth grade teacher for 30 years in the Quakertown Community School District. Endy was a dedicated soccer and softball official for over 58 years, officiating more than 10,000 games. He officiated games of all levels: State Playoff, State Championship, International Softball Congress, PA Cup Playoffs, Division III Collegiate, and Men’s World Fastpitch Softball Tournaments.

Endy is predeceased by his wife Helene (Heuer), and sister Gladys Zerbe. He is survived by his daughters Heather S. Lippincott of Center Valley, Pa., and Heidi L. Hanlon of Cape May Court House, N.J.

MEMORIAL GIFTS may be made through the ESU Foundation at esufoundation.org/givenow. For personal assistance, please call 570-422-3333

ALUMNI

KAY A. AZAR ‘71

FRANCIS J. BOLEZ M’73

KATHLEEN BOYLAN

SHIRLEY A. BURKETT ‘60

ANTHONY P. CASCIANO

JACQUELINE S. CHAPLIN ‘68

CHRISTINE L. CHROMIAK

JAMES P. CONNORS ‘71

LARRY J. CROSSWHITE ‘60

LIDARAE DAVENPORT ‘74

BARBARA J. DAVIS ‘72

JOHN R. DEBALSO

JOSEPH A. DELEVA ‘96

MARY M. DEVENNY ‘66

BETH DIPPEL ‘97

JOAN H. DOUGLAS ‘51

SUSAN J. DREWETT ‘96

MICHAEL DUNKAILO ‘09

MARLIN C. EVANS ‘68

RICHARD W. FRANTZ ‘84

ROBERT H. FISHER M’75

HELEN E. GARVEY ‘70

BARBARA GLAESER ‘66

KAREN A. GOTTSLEBEN ‘91

RICHARD J. GREENWOOD ‘71 M’75

GRACE G. HALKINS ‘73

JEFFREY W. HARDY ‘85

KAREN A. HARTE-SCHITO ‘94 M’99

BARBARA A. HAYES ‘65

ROBERT E. HEINSOHN ‘63

HILDE HOBBS ‘52

LAURIE A. HURWITZ ‘99

ANGELO IACONO ‘52

WILLIAM M. IMSCHWEILER ‘63

RICHARD S. JENSEN

LINDA L. JUDGE

TIMOTHY KANAVY ‘64

JOAN A. KANTOR ‘58

JEREMY KAPUN

DIANE F. KEENAN M’91

JAMES A. KILMER ‘61

JOHN KINTER

ROBERT M. KOVALIK ‘11

EUGENE J. KOZAK ‘68 M’71

ANN B. KRARAS ‘69

CHESTER KRUSHEFSKI ‘65

JANET KURZ

WARREN K. LANDIS M’68

THERESA LAWRENCE ‘55

CYNTHIA A. LEVIS ‘71

LISA ANN LINDENMUTH ‘04

EDWARD G. LOFTUS ‘95

THOMAS W. LONG ‘51

JAMES M. LYNADY ‘53

JUNE M. MACDADE ‘45

SANDY G. MACKAY M’92

TODD MACMURTIE ‘06

LINDA A. MADRETZKE ‘64

AUDREY K. MASON ‘64

CAROLINE F. MASSAFERI ‘50

ANN MCCANN

PATRICIA A. MCCLOSKEY ‘73

KELLY E. MCDOWELL

MARY ANN MESICS ‘65

JOHN R. MILLER ‘67

MELISSA A. MILLER ‘07

CATHERINE F. MILLER ‘75

FRANK A. MIRIELLO ‘67

MARY E. MOHN ‘77

TORIN R. MYER

SCOTT NEWELL

JOANN B. OLSON ‘71 M’79

LAURENCE J. O’ROURKE ‘63

JUNE E. PANSING ‘69

SALVATORE J. PAPPALARDO, SR ‘63

PAUL J. PAVELCO ‘60

RYAN R. PECK ‘12

MONTY PERFETTI ‘69

GERALD M. PITKUS ‘73

ROY RETALLICK

BARBARA A. ROHRBAUGH ‘58

BETSY A. RUSH ‘82 M’83

ANNA RUSSOPULOS ‘50

ANTHONY SALERNO ‘61 M’68

JEANNETTE E. SCHAFFER ‘52

DOROTHY J. SEIDEL ‘63

ALTHEA SELL

FLORENCE E. SILLIMAN ‘58

OLIVIA R. SMITH ‘82

FRANK E. SOMBERS ‘72

DONNA J. SPINO ‘67

HARVEY STAMBAUGH

CLYDE L. SWEIGART ‘56

CHARLIE STAMM

JAMES F. STEIDLE ‘54

BARRY G. STORCH ‘67

DONATO SUMMA ‘68

ROGER C. TITA ‘06

ROBERT J. TONKIN ‘65

JAMES H. TRAUTMAN ‘60

DALE S. TULIO ‘67

GREG A. WAGNER ‘79

DIANA E. WEAVER ‘57

DONNA WRIGHT ‘65

WILLIAM E. YEOMANS ‘58

FACULTY AND STAFF

JOEY L. SMITH

FRIENDS

RICHARD C. DELANEY

BRUCE A. DENLINGER

DONALD A. DOUDS

JAN GEBERT

BRUNO M. PONTERIO

NORMA RICE

In Memoriam reflects alumni, faculty, staff and friends who passed away up to December 24, 2024.

ROBERT C. WEIDNER

FLASHBACK

40 years ago, Greeks on campus participated in Greek Week.

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NEVER FORGOTTEN

ESU’s Alumni Walk is lined with American flags for Veterans Day on November 11, 2024.

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