Alumni Herald Fall/Winter 2025

ALUMNI HERALD

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Sisters of Alpha Sigma Tau in Dansbury Commons during Thanksgiving dinner service.

Photo by Susie Forrester

INSIDE

COVER STORY

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FIRST GEN FUTURES

Through her experiences and later reflections, Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ’71 ensures future Warriors have the opportunities needed to succeed

The youngest of four children from a blue-collar family in Collingswood, N.J., Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ’71 set out as a young woman to find her way in the world. With babysitting and other job money saved, her journey began at East Stroudsburg State College. It was just far enough-and close enough-to home to discover her passion for teaching and to launch a rewarding career in education.

Now a business owner and pastry chef, Walker deMarrais reflects on her time as a student, a fulfilling career, and the desire to help other Warriors who are also first- generation students.

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UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT

Kenneth Long

DESIGN AND PRODUCTION

Office of University Advancement

Office of Marketing and Communications

Ideal Design Solutions

Kara Serrano

PHOTOGRAPHY

Susie Forrester

Olivia Wetherhold

CONTRIBUTORS

Tioga Anderson ’12

Melissa Davis

MaryEllen Dickey ’80

Connor Glunt

Mike Gombita

Sara Karnish

Greg Knowlden M’04

Elizabeth Richardson

Anthony V. Ruiz ’16 Esq.

Richard Santoro

Laurie Schaller ’10

Michelle Keating-Sibel ’00

Shelley A. Speirs ’92

Olivia Wetherhold

Caryn Wilkie

FEATURES

6 AN INSPIRATIONAL MESSAGE

Three-time Olympic gold medalist motivates Warriors

12 ALUMNI ACHIEVEMENTS HONORED Fellow Warriors earn highest honors, plus the BEST from Homecoming

16 THE IMPACT OF YOUR SUPPORT SHINES BRIGHT

The ESU Foundation’s fiscal year 2024-2025 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors

49 CELEBRATING THE WARRIORS OF 1975 & 2005 Football alumni return for a Night of Champions

DEPARTMENTS

6 CAMPUS NEWS

10 ALUMNI NEWS

16 ESU FOUNDATION

46 WARRIOR SPIRIT

50 CLASS NOTES

53 IN MEMORIAM

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Nathaniel A. Chin, M.D., speaks at the Troiani Sweeney Endowed Lecture Series.

GREETINGS TO OUR ESU WARRIORS!

Welcome to the Fall/Winter 2025 edition of the Alumni Herald, once again presented in combination with the ESU Foundation’s Annual Report. This combined publication blends some of the exciting happening at ESU with impactful stories and vital data while recognizing the generosity of the over 3,000 donors. These contributions exceeded more than $6.7 million in total gifts and pledges and more than $1.2 million in scholarship support for ESU students during the 2024-25 fiscal year.

This edition’s cover story is the perfect example of how an accessible education can create lifelong opportunities. We are incredibly proud of the work done by Dr. Katheleen Walker deMarrais ’71 throughout her career as an educator. And we are grateful that she has chosen ESU to set up a scholarship for first generation college students like herself. It is my sincere hope the students who receive this scholarship have the same success molding future generations as Dr. Walker deMarrais has. Giving highlights this year include the sixth 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 26 new scholarships last year. We’re incredibly grateful for the 250+ members of our prestigious President’s Circle, and the 150+ members of the 1893 Society who have committed to remembering the ESU Foundation in their estate plans, after adding 11 new members last year.

Our academic year kicked off with an incredible start with guest speakers, honors and awards, and renovated spaces. The Mattioli Recreation Center opened for the fall semester with updated branding as a space where all Warriors belong. Three-time Olympic gold medalist and two-time World Cup champion, Christie Pearce Rampone, was on campus to talk to student-athletes, we named Rep. Eddie Day Pashinski as our 2025-26 Legislative Fellow, and the Troiani Sweeney Endowed

Lecture Series celebrated its 13th year with a keynote address from Dr. Nathaniel Chin, an associate professor with the University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine and Division of Geriatrics and Gerontology. We honored Darlene Farris-LaBar, professor of and chair of art + media + design, as this year’s Distinguished Professor, and former assistant vice president, Dr. Nancy Weaver ’74, as ESU’s recipient for the Keeper of the Flame Award.

A rainy weekend couldn’t keep alumni away from our annual Homecoming festivities. The Class of 1975 marked its 50th anniversary celebration, and alumni and current and former faculty from our Athletic Training department came out to celebrate the program’s 50th anniversary with its founders. All three athletic programs competing at home, football, men’s soccer, and field hockey, came out on top throughout the weekend. We recognized nine recipients at the Alumni Association Awards ceremony in Rosenkrans Hall. Plans are already on the way for next year’s Homecoming and the 50th reunion for the Class of 1976. We look forward to having you all back on campus.

In athletics, our Warriors won conference championships in women’s cross country and women’s volleyball, both advancing to their respective NCAA Division II championship events, and field hockey made its 10th consecutive NCAA postseason appearance. I invite you to read about all the team and individual accomplishments.

As we embark on 2026, my family and I wish you the best in the new year. Please continue to connect with us through Alumni and Foundation events, support our students by attending theatre productions, art exhibits, athletic competitions, concerts, or any of the many activities occurring on campus. Thank you for your continued support of ESU and our students.

Kenneth Long ESU President

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION CORNER

GREETINGS, FELLOW ALUMNI,

Welcome to campus and to a new season at East Stroudsburg University. Students returned for the academic year with the sidewalks coming alive with familiar energy, and I find myself reflecting on gratitude. My time at ESU truly was the “time of my life.” Those years laid the foundation for both my personal growth and professional success. I am equally grateful for the opportunity to serve as President of the ESU Alumni Association Board of Directors. Over the past few years on this board, I have developed friendships that span generations, and I am continually inspired by the Warriors who give their time, talent, and heart to the university they love so deeply.

This semester has been a reminder of how powerful that Warrior spirit can be.

On September 5, 2025, the ESU Alumni Association hosted our Annual Golf FUN-raiser at White Tail Golf Course. Chaired by Vice President Danica Hartenfels ‘97 and board member Britt Carpenter ‘89, the event blended camaraderie and competition in perfect measure. Thanks to our golfers, sponsors, and volunteers, we raised more than $7,000 to support scholarships for ESU students. Mark your calendars now. Next year’s tournament is scheduled for July 31, 2026, and our goal is to register more than 100 golfers. Bring a foursome, sponsor a hole, or volunteer. We would love to have you.

Later in the month, we celebrated one of our favorite fall traditions during Family Weekend, the Legacy Pinning Ceremony. We proudly recognized 12 new Warrior Legacy Families, households where ESU is more than a destination, it is a tradition. Our

keynote speaker, Chris Paradysz ‘83, shared heartfelt reflections on following an older sibling down the very same halls, and on the pride that comes from building new memories in a familiar place. Meeting Warrior families who span decades is a joy and a reminder that ESU’s story is written family by family, class by class.

October brought the event everyone counts down to, Homecoming Weekend 2025. On Friday evening, we honored nine distinguished alumni whose leadership and service exemplify Warrior excellence. On Saturday, we headed to the tailgate and celebrated the very best of Warrior life. Stories, laughter, and the shared refrain that this truly was the “time of your life” filled the day. Despite the threat of rain, the tailgate lot was buzzing, and Delta Phi Epsilon earned the award for Best Tailgate. Many alumni also found a dry and lively home base under the new Alumni Tent, a welcoming space for those without a designated tailgate. Our board staffed a table with T-shirts, cups, and koozies, another fun way to meet alumni and their families and spread a little Warrior pride.

If you joined us for an event this year, thank you. I hope to see you again in 2026. If you could not make it, I hope the year ahead brings you back to campus or to one of our many alumni gatherings across the region. Until then, stay well, stay connected, and stay proud.

Go Warriors!

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

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

2025-2026

Executive Members

Michelle Keating-Sibel ‘00

President

Danica Hartenfels ’97

Vice President

Jamie Borger ’15

Secretary

Alumni Board Members

Michael Bidwell ‘99

Kristine P. Bush ‘12

Britt James Carpenter ‘89

Glenn W. Clark ‘74

Joseph Delchop ‘10

Danielle Dungee ‘17

Aimee Ellison ‘91

Ashley Johnson ‘08

Brandon Lawrence ‘07

Jessica Maxwell ‘16

Lori Miller Weinstein ‘77

Kate Kirkwood ‘95

Sierra Lefurgy ‘23

Adrian Neves ‘07

Yewande Oladeinde ‘07

Caitlin Ord ‘07, M’08

Melissa Owens ‘06, M’11

Thomas A. Petro ‘72

Jessica Ras ‘13

Sean Roth ‘16

Robin Schneider ‘04

Stephanie Squires ‘06

Bryan Thomson ‘14

Emeriti

Glenn Gottshalk ‘72

Bryan L. Hill ‘71

Frank E. Johnson ‘74

Phyllis M. Kirschner ‘63

Sandra “Pinky” O’Neil-Seiler ‘57

Faye D. Soderberg ‘58

Virginia M. Sten ‘71

John E. Woodling ‘68 M.Ed. ‘76

FIRST GENERATION STUDENTS

THE PATHWAY TO AN EDUCATION CAN BE A ROCKY ONE, BUT KATHLEEN P. WALKER DEMARRAIS ’71 HAS TAKEN THE JOURNEY AND INTENDS TO HELP STUDENTS NAVIGATING THEIR WAY

By Sara Karnish

Dr. Kathleen Walker deMarrais ’71 comes from humble beginnings. Growing up in working-class Collingswood, N.J., her family’s focus was earning a living. While education was valued, there was no discussion or planning for college, given the family’s finances. At that time, job options for women were limited. “A woman could either be a nurse, a secretary, or a teacher. I knew I wouldn’t do well as a nurse. I had no interest in being a secretary, though I did cover myself there and took typing,” she recalls.

Teaching was appealing, but she knew how much work it would take to even get into a school. “I was with a group of friends who’d all gone to college, and I wanted to go, too,” she explains. She worked all through high school—first by picking up baby-sitting jobs, then by working at a dry cleaners’—and she was prepared to continue paying for college. Her parents offered limited support. With five children—of which Walker deMarrais was fourth—there just wasn’t much support to give.

“We were definitely working class—there wasn’t a lot of money,” she recalls. “My parents valued education, but I knew if I wanted to support myself, I had to go to college.” Walker deMarrais applied to five colleges. She chose what was then East Stroudsburg State College (ESSC) because it was just far enough from her parents’ home. “My parents didn’t know I was going to college until I went,” she says with a laugh. “I left home and never went back. I went to East Stroudsburg and was really able to establish a home there.”

ESSC gave Walker deMarrais the tools she needed to build a successful career in education. “It was a really good teaching school—I enjoyed my education classes,” she says, noting she sprinkled enough sociology and anthropology courses into her schedule to “create a little minor for myself.” Education remained her first love, but she was deeply interested in anthropology, as well. She praises the university’s education program and feels she was well prepared for what became a lifelong career. Her undergraduate degree was in elementary education; later, she worked in special education. “It wasn’t called ‘special education’ at that time,” she explains.

“I was given a job in upstate New York and did personalized instruction with the ‘difficult students.’ Legislation passed in 1978 which recognized the need to have people work with special needs kids.” She went on to earn a Master’s degree in special education at Xavier University, Cincinnati. While there, she worked in Newport, Kentucky in a day treatment center for adjudicated youth, which she calls a “really interesting program. Then I moved over to a position in the same district working with learning disabled behavior disorder (LDBD) children.” She befriended another professional who had a degree in social foundations in education and planned to pursue a doctorate. The friend asked Walker deMarrais if she would be interested in going through the program with her. “It combined anthropology, sociology, and education, so I applied because I was fascinated with the subject matter,” she explains.

Walker deMarrais with her students in 1973, her third year teaching in Livingston Manor, N.Y.

Preparing to depart, Walker deMarrais in Seattle, Wash., waiting for the ferry to Anchorage, Alaska, for her new position training Indigenous people to become teachers.

With her doctorate completed, Walker deMarrais next went from the U.S. mainland to the rugged Alaskan wilderness to train Indigenous people to become teachers. “In those small villages, certified teachers were white from out of state, while the community members served as paraprofessionals. We prepared those who were already working in the schools as ‘paras’ to become teachers. That’s what attracted me to Alaska.”

She admits she loved the work but didn’t love the harsh living conditions. She moved back to the Lower 48 and lived in both Tennessee and Arizona, where her career shifted away from K-12 schooling to teaching in higher education with specialties in social foundations of education and qualitative research methodologies. She eventually settled in Georgia, where she currently lives. Having worked at every level of education, she wrapped up her career at the University of Georgia, where she started in 1999. “I was called on to be a department head two different times, usually for the departments that were having some issues. I was also an associate dean. While in administration, I continued to teach graduate students in the qualitative research program. In 2022, I’d just finished eight years as department head at age 73, and retired. Across my whole career, I’d been in education in one form or another for 52 years, and felt it was time to retire. Our program was in really good shape, and I thought it was time for something different,” she says.

That “something different” was opening a shop, bakery, and deli in her adopted hometown of Lexington, Ga., called the Rowdy Rooster with her partner, Jamie Lewis.

“We started this shop to try to build up downtown Lexington. We thought it would be a place for people to come together,” she says. A former “barbecue pit” has grown into a true community gathering space, open for lunch and selling baked goods. Retirement has given her the time to set other goals. Travel tops the list. She’s also receiving accolades for her career, most recently the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award from the American Educational Studies Association (AESA). “It’s a wonderful honor, to be recognized for my teaching, mentoring, and scholarship over a long career,” she says.

Now retired and planning her next chapter, she reflected on her years in education and how she might make an impact on future generations of ESU students—many first generation, just as she had been. She received the Excellence in Education Distinguished Alumni Award from ESU in 2017, which inspired her to start a scholarship at her alma mater.

“I’m comfortable in retirement, and I wanted to support something I believe in, and that’s first gen college students—those who struggle to get an education. I worked through all of my degrees, and if I can make it better for another student, that’s where my heart is.” She adds, “There are other institutions I can contribute to, but ESU is the one I’ve chosen to give to.” The Dr. Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ’71 Annual and Endowed scholarships are awarded to students majoring in education with preference given to a first-generation college student.

She said she hopes her award will help ease some of the financial burden and anxiety that comes with paying for college. “I certainly hope the award will help relieve some of the struggle. It’s so expensive to go to college—if the student is working, maybe it will help so they can focus on their schoolwork, finish their degree, and contribute to their field.”

Walker deMarrais and Cundy Bryson share a laugh at deMarrais’ shop, bakery, and deli. Opting for ‘something different’ after she retired, Walker deMarrais and her partner, Jamie Lewis, opened the Rowdy Rooster in Lexington, Ga.

Life in Alaska, 1986.

Walker deMarrais enjoying the beach at Edisto Island, S.C., with her dog Sophie.

Travels took Walker deMarrais to Greece in May 2023.

ADVANCING FIRST GEN SUCCESS

GENERATION ONE CLUB A PROVEN RESOURCE FOR ESU STUDENTS

A valuable resource for students who are the first in their families to attend college, East Stroudsburg University’s Generation One Club provides an encouraging and supportive space for first-generation Warriors to learn and grow on their journey to graduation.

A significant portion of the university’s student body, more than 35 percent of students are first-generation as of fall 2024, making a space like the Generation One Club an important tool in promoting their success.

Established in 2022, the club hosts regular fellowship luncheons and other meetups that are focused on tutoring, scholarships, building resumes, where to find resources, how to participate in student events on campus, and additional topics they may need guidance on due to a lack of family experience with college life.

Special events also take place throughout the academic year. In November, the Generation One Club hosts GenOne Week, featuring a slate of daily events designed to bring first-generation students together as well as drawing new members into the club. Events held this past year included the karaokecentered “Music for Commuters,” a hot chocolate and coffee fundraiser, an annual mixer for faculty and staff who were first-generation college students, a game night, and a relaxation and mindfulness-themed “Zen Hour.”

In September during ESU’s Family Weekend, a special ceremony is held that lets first-generation students and their families place a GenOne pin on each other, signifying the shared pride in their accomplishment.

Mentorship also plays a key role in the club. In addition to supporting each other, members volunteer during College Bound ESU – a program that brings local first-generation middle school students to campus for a daylong visit. There, Generation One students share their own challenges and experiences at a time when middle school students may be beginning to consider their own paths to a college degree.

Academic achievements are proudly celebrated as well. In conjunction with the launch of the Generation One Club itself, the university established the Alpha Alpha Alpha (Tri-Alpha) First Generation Honors Society in 2022 to recognize the academic success of ESU first-generation students specifically.

For the club’s dedicated efforts over the years, the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) awarded ESU with the First Gen Forward Leader Institution Designation in 2024. The designation gives the university access to diagnostic tools that offer key insights about their institution, plus customized solutions, ready-to-use toolkits, strong data reporting, and expert support along the way.

In 2022, NASPA also recognized ESU as one of 75 higher education institutions nationally to be named to its First-Gen Forward cohort for its demonstrated commitment to advancing first-generation student success.

Interested in learning more about the Generation One Club?

Visit the www.esu.edu/campus-life/gen-one.cfm or contact the cocoordinators of ESU’s First Gen College Campus Programs and Initiatives Joe Akob and Dr. Jessica Santiago or GenOne Club advisors Christine Getz and Kim Roselli.

GOLD MEDALIST SHARES EXPERIENCES WITH CAMPUS COMMUNITY

Three-time Olympic gold medalist and two-time World Cup champion Christie Pearce Rampone visited ESU on September 13, 2025, as a guest speaker for student-athletes and the campus community. The former captain of the U.S. Women’s National Soccer Team, Pearce Rampone was one of the most decorated athletes in U.S. soccer history. She shared her experiences and discussed how to manage success both on and off the field with studentathletes and members of the campus community.

The visit was sponsored in collaboration by Warrior Women Who Give, ESU Athletics, and the Department of Exercise Science.

FAMILY WEEKEND 2025 IT’S A WARRIOR FAMILY AFFAIR

ESU’s annual Family Weekend held Sept. 19-20, 2025, brought student’s families and alumni back to campus for a variety of events. A Warrior Bash and an amazing race were just a few of the activities during the weekend. Legacy Families also attended the annual Legacy Family Pinning Ceremony recognizing generations of families who attend ESU.

Christie Pearce Rampone, second from left, speaks to student-athletes and other members of the campus community during a visit in September.

Alumnus Chris Paradysz ’83 was the guest speaker during the Legacy Family Pinning Ceremony.

A Warrior family spends time together during Family Weekend.

ESU HONORS PROFESSOR AND DEPARTMENT CHAIR WITH TOP HONOR

East Stroudsburg University presented its annual Distinguished Professor Award to Darlene Farris-LaBar, professor and chair of art + media + design, at an All-University Meeting on September 2, 2025.

Farris-LaBar has been at ESU since 2006. She has an A.A.S. in Digital Media Arts from TCI College of Technology, a B.F.A. in Sculpture from Indiana University of Pennsylvania, and an M.F.A. in Sculpture from SUNY Purchase College.

Internationally recognized for 3D printed botanically inspired sculptures, Farris-LaBar’s work emphasizes nature’s fragility, biodiversity and endangered species encouraging ecological stewardship. She exhibited

FORMER VICE PRESIDENT BESTOWED KEEPERS OF THE FLAME AWARD

East Stroudsburg University honored Nancy Weaver, Ph.D., former assistant vice president for student affairs, as ESU’s recipient of the fourth annual Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) Keepers of the Flame Award from Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education (PASSHE).

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. The annual award began in 2022. This year’s awards were presented on October 29, 2025, during the PASSHE Summit, held at PennWest Clarion.

Weaver’s commitment to ESU began when she was a college student at what was then known as East Stroudsburg State College. She was member of the Women’s Basketball Team and was inducted into the ESU Athletic Hall of Fame. After graduating with her bachelor’s degree, Weaver pursed her master’s degree. During that time, she was a graduate assistant in Hemlock Hall. As she

in over 100 exhibitions worldwide, including the Whitney Museum; New York Hall of Science; Athens Onassis Cultural Center; 3D Printshow (Paris, London, Pasadena, and Dubai); EcoVisionaries (Madrid); Assam Museum of Art (India); Tomorrows (France); Waterlines at UBC (Vancouver); and Botanification at the Philadelphia Flower Show. She exhibited extensively in Brazil and is a member of the Amazon: F.L.O.W. artist collective.

Some solo exhibitions include Worlds Within Worlds at Shanghai Normal University; A Planet that Dreams at Millersville University; and Field Guides to the 3rd Dimension at Columbus University. At ESU’s Madelon Powers Gallery, she presented At Last Which Thrives, A Symphony on Shallow Waters, and Internal Structures of Nature. The rigor, research, and conceptual depth of establishing an exhibition far exceed traditional academic scholarship.

Farris-LaBar delivered over 45 presentations, including the British Museum’s Royal Anthropological Society, International Conference on Art and Nature, TIPE International for Women in 3D Printing, SECAC, Sapienza University of Rome, and the International Environmental Communication Conference (England, Vancouver, Sweden, Colorado). Keynotes include the William Bartram Trail Conference at the University of Georgia. Some of her published work include The Surrounding Planet: Planetary Dreams and Data, and When the Planet Blooms. In 2026, she will also be published in the prestigious Antennae Magazine’s Realisms.

Her work was featured on WVIA Keystone Edition: Modern Renaissance Minds and #SuccessIn60. She secured 32 grants for over $530,000. Honors include the Faculty Innovator of the Year Bizzy Award, Monroe County Image Award, 3D Pioneer’s Special Mention, and recognized as one of the Top 30 Most Influential Women in 3D Printing.

She transformed the department by embedding cutting-edge technologies into the arts. She established a first in the region 3D Printing Program, co-founded New Mind Design, a student-run agency offering real-world experiences, and curated exhibitions that connected students with artists, fostering meaningful cultural exchange and professional growth. Her service and leadership on committees and initiatives is extensive, including the SITE Fellowship (2017–2019), where she advanced cross-disciplinary innovation. She demonstrated commitment to the community, most notably by leading 3D-printed PPE medical supply production during the pandemic.

built her career on campus working as the assistant dean of students in residence life and housing, the director of judicial affairs (now student conduct), and eventually assistant vice president for student affairs, she also continued her education earning a Master’s degree in counseling and a Ph.D. in Educational Administration at Marywood University, Dr. Weaver was the university’s liaison to the food service catering companies, a member of many committees and an advisor to many groups during her time at ESU.

Weaver played a significant role in helping to get the Warrior Food Pantry up and running. During her final year at ESU and for some time beyond, she collected all the food items donated in the bins around campus and delivered them to St. Matthew’s Church, where the Warrior Food Pantry is housed.

ESU President Kenneth Long, Darlene Farris-LaBar, professor and chair of art + media + design, and Provost Margaret J. Ball following the presentation of the Distinguished Professor Award to Farris-LaBar in September.

Nancy Weaver, Ph.D.

MATTIOLI RECREATION CENTER UNDERGOES RENOVATIONS

ESU’s Mattioli Recreation Center has a fresh, updated look, thanks to renovations that took place prior to the start of the 2025-2026 academic year.

The recreation center’s arena area – spaces for basketball, volleyball, pickleball and soccer – was upgraded to include new floors, paint and ESU branding.

STAFF UPDATES

Upgrades were also made to the weightlifting and cardio space, including a new floor, carpeting, and paint. The main staircase to the second floor now features the ESU mark and the Way of the Warrior, greeting guests who enter the facility.

EDWARD J. IANDOLI, JR.

Edward J. Iandoli Jr. was named ESU’s Chief of Police on October 14, 2025. Iandoli is a law enforcement professional with over 30 years of distinguished service. Chief Iandoli comes to ESU after serving as Chief of Police for the Bangor Area School District, where he oversaw all aspects of school safety, ensuring a secure environment for students, staff, and visitors.

Prior to this role, he held progressive leadership positions within the NJ Transit Police Department, culminating as Deputy Chief of Police. Chief Iandoli holds a Bachelor of Science in criminal justice from Aspen University and a Master of Arts in human resources training and development from Seton Hall University.

PASHINSKI NAMED 2025-2026

LEGISLATIVE FELLOW

ESU named State Representative Eddie Day Pashinski as its Legislative Fellow for the 2025-2026 academic year. 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.

In 2006, Pashinski was first elected to represent the 121st Legislative District which currently consists of the City of Wilkes-Barre, the Borough of Laurel Run, the Townships of Plains, Wilkes-Barre, Bear Creek and Buck, and the Village of Bear Creek.

Pashinski serves as the Democratic Chairman of the House Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee, a position he has held since 2017. He also currently serves as Vice-Chair for the Center for Rural PA and as a board member of the PA Hardwoods Development Council, as well as Chair of both the Grandparents Raising Grandchildren and Legislative Sportsmen’s caucuses. He is a graduate of Wilkes University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Education and has a master’s equivalency.

NIEDBALA FAMILY FOUNDATION SPONSORS ANNUAL LECTURE

The Troiani Sweeney Endowed Lecture Series, now in its 13th year, was held Oct. 30, 2025, at the Niedbala Auditorium featuring Keynote Speaker Nathaniel Chin, M.D. His presentation was titled “Advancing Alzheimer’s Care: Science, Therapies, and the Power of the Team.”

Dr. Nathaniel A. Chin is an associate professor with the University of Wisconsin Department of Medicine and Division of Geriatrics and Gerontology. Dr. Chin evaluates and cares for patients in the UW Health Memory Clinic where he also serves as the associate program director. His clinical focus is on the early identification of cognitive impairment, appropriate inclusion of novel biomarkers in the diagnostic process, and the development of a holistic approach to care post-diagnosis.

Sponsored by the Niedbala Family Foundation and hosted by 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 suffered from posterior cortical athrophy. Sweeney passed away in May 2025.

Nathaniel A. Chin, M.D.

HOMECOMING WEEKEND 2025

WARRIOR SPIRIT SHINES THROUGH THE RAIN

A little rain couldn’t dampen the Warrior spirit as East Stroudsburg University alumni returned to campus for Homecoming Weekend 2025. Despite the wet weather, alumni showed up with enthusiasm, reconnecting with classmates, celebrating milestones, and proudly representing their alma mater throughout the weekend.

The festivities began Friday with the Remembrance Day Ceremony, where alumni, students, and faculty gathered near the weeping mulberry tree to honor members of the ESU community who passed away during the last academic year. Danica Hartenfels ’97, vice president of the East Stroudsburg University Alumni Association Board of Directors, shared remarks on behalf of the association, reflecting on the enduring impact and legacy of those we remember.

Following the ceremony, the Henry A. Ahnert, Jr. Alumni Center served as a welcoming spot for alumni to gather, reconnect, and prepare for the evening’s events. The Annual Alumni Awards Ceremony took place in Rosenkrans Hall. Nine distinguished alumni were recognized for their lifetime achievements: Terry R. Barry ’89 M’99, Joseph F. Caviston III ’09, Michael V. McCann ’88, Nancy M. Troyano ’01 M’05, Glenn G. Gottshalk ’72, Janna Harris ’00, Shelly Marshall ’05, Jaynellen Behre-Jenkins ‘91, and John R. Brunner ’60 (posthumously). Each honoree reflected on their time at ESU and how it shaped their professional and personal journeys. Read more about this year’s honorees on page 12.

On Saturday, the Class of 1975 marked their 50th Reunion with a gathering in Zimbar-Liljenstein Hall, which became a warm and lively retreat from the weather. Across campus, Warriors embraced the conditions at the annual Tailgate, showing creativity and camaraderie under tents and canopies. The Best Tailgate Award went to Delta Phi Epsilon, whose setup captured the Time of Your Life spirit and impressed the judges. Their recognition is displayed in the Alumni Center lobby.

The weekend concluded with a Warrior sweep in athletics, as all three programs competing at home came out on top. Football defeated Bloomsburg University 38-35 under the lights at Eiler-Martin Stadium, while men’s soccer secured a 4-2 win and field hockey edged Shippensburg 3-2. Despite the rain, alumni filled the stands and sidelines to cheer on their teams, capping off another memorable Homecoming at ESU.

Alumni from Pi Lambda Phi gathered for a lively reunion, celebrating friendship and years of shared ESU memories.

Best in Show! Delta Phi Epsilon took home the 2025 Best Tailgate Award for their creative setup and the way they embodied this year’s Homecoming theme, “Time of Your Life.”

East Stroudsburg University’s Department of Athletic Training concluded its 50th anniversary celebration with a gathering of students and faculty who have been a part of the program through the decades.

The program’s founding members, John Thatcher ‘69 M’73, Loois Wagner ‘71 and Mert Shane, were present during the Homecoming Tailgate where they were honored for their vision for the athletic training program. ESU’s athletic training department has held social gatherings, a pickleball tournament, and a golf tournament throughout 2025 to celebrate its milestone year.

Homecoming photos by Susie Forrester

The 70’s Socialites kept the laughter going under the tent, proving that ESU friendships only get better with age.

Members of Alpha Sigma Alpha reunited for Homecoming Weekend, sharing memories and laughter decades in the making.

The Class of 1975 celebrated 50 years of memories at their Golden Anniversary Reunion in Zimbar-Liljenstein Hall.

Members of Omega Psi Phi brought the energy, and the unmistakable Warrior spirit, to this year’s tailgate celebration.

ESTEEMED WARRIOR ALUMNI

RECOGNIZED

AT ANNUAL AWARDS CEREMONY

Nine distinguished alumni were honored at the Annual Alumni Awards ceremony on October 10, 2025, in Rosenkrans Hall. The East Stroudsburg University Alumni Association chose the winners who were selected based on lifetime career and community accomplishments that represent the best of all Warriors.

Excellence in Education Distinguished Alumni Award

Terry R. Barry ‘89 M’99

Terry Barry graduated from ESU with a bachelor’s degree in health and physical education in 1989 and a master’s degree in educational administration in 1999. He went on to earn his Doctorate in Educational Administration from Walden University in 2011. His career began in the East Stroudsburg Area School District, where he taught health and physical education at both the elementary and secondary levels.

In 2000, after completing his master’s degree, Barry joined the Pen Argyl School District as an assistant principal and was named principal the following year, a role he held until 2012. Following the completion of his doctorate, Terry returned to his alma mater to give back to the institution that shaped his career. He was hired as associate dean of the College of Education at ESU in 2012 and was promoted to dean in 2013.

During his tenure as dean, Barry led several initiatives that strengthened ESU’s role in preparing educators and educational leaders. Working with faculty and state officials, he helped develop and secure approval for ESU’s first-ever standalone doctoral program, an Ed.D. in Educational Leadership and Administration. This groundbreaking program gave administrators across the region the opportunity to earn their doctoral degree and Superintendent’s Letter of Eligibility directly through ESU.

Excellence

in Arts and Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award

Joseph F. Caviston III ‘09

Joseph Caviston is a marketing and communications professional, entrepreneur, and community leader. Caviston earned his degree in media communications from ESU in 2009. While at ESU, he served as editorin-chief of the Stroud Courier, launched a career in the music industry, and began experimenting with emerging social media platforms for promotion and advertising. His early success led to the co-founding of the nationally recognized music venue Eleanor Rigby’s during his senior year, which he later sold in 2010. In 2011, Caviston joined Solar Innovations in Pine Grove, Pa. Four years later, he found his calling in higher education when he joined Central Penn College. Today, he serves as the college’s director of marketing and communications.

At Central Penn College, Caviston spearheaded high-impact enrollment campaigns, launched major community events, and negotiated partnerships that connect the college with local organizations and elected officials. His leadership has earned him multiple Team Spirit Awards, the Above and Beyond Staff Excellence Award, recognition through the President’s Leadership Academy, and national and regional marketing awards for his team’s work.

Excellence in Business and Management Distinguished Alumni Award

Michael V. McCann ‘88

Michael “Mike” McCann is the founder and president of MVM Associates and the co-founder and principal of Film Incentives Group, two nationally recognized leaders in tax credit financing. His companies help businesses access public investment capital for a wide range of purposes, including film and television production, renewable energy development, research and innovation, and historic preservation. Since 1997, McCann and his team have helped thousands of companies secure billions of dollars in funding. Their clients range from small technology startups — including dozens of companies that began at ESU’s Innovation and Entrepreneur Center — to Fortune 500 corporations and virtually every major U.S. film and television production company.

McCann graduated from ESU in 1988 with a bachelor’s degree in environmental studies and a minor in computer science. His degree provided the foundation for his early career with the U.S. Department of Energy, where he worked as an energy grant oversight specialist. He later joined a private environmental government contractor, gaining a deep understanding of public programs and funding processes.

Excellence in Health Sciences Distinguished Alumni Award

Nancy M. Troyano ‘01 M’05

Nancy Troyano, Ph.D., BCE, is a board-certified entomologist and accomplished leader in medical, veterinary, and urban entomology. She earned her doctorate in entomology from Virginia Tech, where her research focused on virus transmission by mosquitoes.

With more than 20 years of teaching experience, Troyano has combined her expertise in science and education to make a lasting impact on public health, pest management, and professional training.

Troyano serves as director of education and training for Rentokil-Terminix, the world’s largest pest control company. She began her career with the organization by developing a global library of pest management courses and creating a nationally recognized training department. Under her leadership, the department has grown into multiple teams responsible for new hire education, continuing education, and onboarding programs, directly supporting the company’s global workforce and advancing industry standards.

Throughout her career, Troyano has been a trusted voice in public health and pest management. She served as the lead technical expert for the U.S. response to the Zika Virus, collaborating with public health officials in both the continental United States and Puerto Rico to implement effective mosquito control strategies. Troyano is a frequent presenter at industry conferences, a reviewer for pesticide certification manuals and board exams, and an active mentor to emerging professionals in her field.

Conrad “Skip” Idukas Service Award

Glenn G. Gottshalk ‘72

During his years at East Stroudsburg State College, Glenn Gottshalk was a standout student-athlete, playing football for four years and freshman basketball. He also served as sophomore class vice president and was an active member of Sigma Pi fraternity. Gottshalk graduated in 1972 with a bachelor’s degree in physical education. Gottshalk began his career as an elementary physical education teacher in the Branchburg Township School District in New Jersey, where he taught for 38 years before retiring in 2010. Alongside teaching, he coached football, basketball, and girls track at the high school level. He led teams at Somerville and Hillsborough high schools to multiple state championships and earned Coach of the Year honors. Gottshalk was also the first girls track coach at Somerville High School, where he received Coach of the Year recognition in just his third season.

As head football coach at Manville High School, Gottshalk earned another Coach of the Year award in 1987. Before concluding his high school coaching career at Hillsborough High School, he also gained experience coaching collegiate football at Fairleigh Dickinson University.

After retiring, Gottshalk became involved with the ESU Alumni Association. From 2015 to 2024, he served on the Board of Directors, co-chairing the Awards Committee and being named Director Emeritus in 2024. In 2013, he founded the “ESU 70’s Socialites,” an affinity group that has grown to more than 500 members. Gottshalk also helped establish the ESU 70’s Socialites Scholarship. He was inducted into the ESU Hall of Fame in 2001 for his accomplishments on the football field.

Entrepreneur Award

Shelly Marshall ‘05

Shelly Marshall is the founder and owner of Island Pops and Cocoa Calypso, two brands that bring the vibrant, authentic flavors of the Caribbean to New York City. Inspired by her heritage and a love of artisanal craftsmanship, Shelly has built businesses that have become community staples, offering customers more than just sweet treats.

Before launching her entrepreneurial journey, Marshall had a career as a senior consultant at Deloitte. There, she developed expertise in strategy and operations, skills that would later help her navigate the challenges of building and growing her own businesses. With a courageous leap of faith, she left the corporate world to follow her passion, establishing Island Pops and later Cocoa Calypso.

Island Pops quickly gained attention and Cocoa Calypso followed, extending Marshall’s brand family into the world of artisanal chocolates, where she continues to explore new ways to share her culture through innovative, handcrafted products. Together, these brands celebrate heritage while bringing people together over shared experiences and flavors.

Helen G. Brown Honor Award

Janna Harris ‘00

Janna Harris graduated from ESU with a bachelor’s degree in athletic training and later earned a master’s degree in kinesiology from Georgia Southern University. After working as an athletic trainer, she continued her education by obtaining a master’s degree in physician assistant studies, launching her career as a PA in cardiac surgery. Harris has built a career in cardiac and thoracic surgery, serving as lead physician assistant for multiple hospitals. Her dedication to her profession quickly led to involvement with the American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA), where she first served as a delegate for the House of Delegates (HOD). She continues to play an active role as HOD Chief Teller and has also held positions including sergeant at arms, chief delegate, and reference committee member. In recognition of her professional contributions, she was named a Distinguished Fellow of AAPA.

Her passion for cardiac surgery also brought her to the Association of Physician Assistants in Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery (APACVS), the national organization representing PAs in her specialty. Harris first served on various committees before being elected to the board. Over time, she advanced through leadership roles and now serves as the organization’s president. For her contributions, she was honored as a Fellow of APACVS, one of the organization’s highest distinctions.

Dr. George Thompson, Jr. Award

Jaynellen Behre-Jenkins ‘91

Jaynellen Behre-Jenkins has served as a public school administrator in New Jersey for more than 26 years. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in secondary education and social studies from ESU in 1991 and her Master of Science degree in school administration from Montclair State University in 1999. After teaching middle and high school history, she was appointed assistant principal at Bloomfield High School, her alma mater.

In 2003, Behre-Jenkins returned to the River Vale School District as principal of Holdrum Middle School. Her passion for middle level education led to her presidency of the New Jersey Middle School Association from 2005 to 2009, where she received the Distinguished Service to Middle Level Education Award. In collaboration with her mentors, J. Thomas Kane and Jim Burns, she coauthored Advisory: Finding the Best Fit for Your School in 2011.

From 2015 to 2022, Behre-Jenkins served as principal of Long Memorial Elementary School and is now the director of planning, research & evaluation in the Saddle Brook School District. She was honored as a “Bloomfield Woman to Watch” in 2023. She began doctoral studies at ESU in 2016 and continues to work toward completing that degree.

Jim Barniak Award

John R. Brunner ’60 (Presented Posthumously)

John R. Brunner graduated from ESU in 1960 with a degree in physical education. He was a standout athlete and became the first recipient of the university’s Outstanding Football Player Award in 1959. His accomplishments on the field were honored again in 1987 when he was inducted into the ESU Hall of Fame.

Brunner began his coaching career at Middletown High School in Middletown, N.Y., where he coached from 1960 to 1967. His success there led to opportunities

at the collegiate level, where he spent 13 years coaching at Villanova University, Temple University, and Princeton University.

In 1980, Brunner reached the professional ranks of the NFL, joining the Detroit Lions as a running backs coach. Over the years, he continued to make an impact in the league with the Green Bay Packers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Minnesota Vikings. Later in his career, Brunner transitioned to scouting, concluding his work with the San Francisco 49ers. His journey reached its pinnacle when the 49ers defeated the San Diego Chargers to win Super Bowl XXIX, a highlight of his 26-year career in the NFL.

ALUMNI EVENT ROUND UP WARRIORS CONNECTING

JUNE

16, 2025

Bucks/Montgomery County Chapter gather in Doylestown Board member Tom Petro ’72 welcomed alumni from across several decades to an evening gathering at the Station Tap House in Doylestown, Pa. Alumni from Bucks and Montgomery counties came together in good spirits to continue honoring the memory of Christine Rohr-Thompson ’73. The event was filled with lively conversations, rekindled friendships, and shared memories, creating another memorable reunion for all who attended.

JUNE

5, 2025

Sigma Pi brothers gather to honor passed alumni

Members of Sigma Pi fraternity gathered once again in the backyard of their house to carry on a beloved tradition, recreating Rudy’s Tavern’s famous Super Hot Dog and celebrating the bond that unites generations of brothers. The afternoon included a moment of remembrance for alumni who have passed since last year’s picnic and recognition of the continued efforts to maintain and improve the fraternity house.

JULY 16, 2025

South Jersey alumni connect at Warrior Waypoint in Somers Point

Director Emeritus Glenn Gottschalk ’72 once again brought together 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 even better company. The spirit of ESU could be felt through the shared memories and laughter that filled the room.

Sigma Pi gathering includes, first row from left, Gayle Evans - widow of Marlin Evans ’68, Sandy Farace, Joeline (Farace) Mayberry, Doug Drake ’68, Bev Cohen, Ronald Steckel ’70, Dave Czahor ’68, Dr. John Connelly ’68. Second row from left, George McPeak ’70, Jim DeAngelo ’71, Chuck Evans, Dan Stenger ’93, and Dave Martin ’68.

From 1972 to 1994, multiple graduating classes came together to continue the ESU tradition of connection and camaraderie.

Spanning graduates from 1962 to 2015, the South Jersey gathering proved that no matter the year, ESU ties are never outgrown.

SEPTEMBER 5, 2025

Alumni and friends golf to support student scholarship

SEPTEMBER 20, 2025

Legacy ceremony recognizes families for their ESU commitment

Legacy families attended the 14th Annual Legacy Pinning Ceremony during Family Weekend 2025. This year’s keynote speaker was Chris Paradysz ’83, a proud member of an ESU Legacy Family and the ESU Foundation Board of Directors. New legacy family members received commemorative pins, celebrating the enduring Warrior tradition passed from one generation to the next.

The Alumni Association once again hosted a successful golf outing in support of student scholarships, this year held at Whitetail Golf Club in Bath, Pa. The event raised more than $7,000 in scholarship proceeds to benefit ESU students. With beautiful weather and a strong turnout, the day was filled with friendly competition.

UPCOMING EVENTS

FEBRUARY 2026

Warrior Waypoint: Boca Raton, Fla. Tuesday, February 17

Warrior Waypoint: Port St. Lucie, Fla. Thursday, February 19

MARCH 2026

Warrior Waypoint: Alexandria, Va.

Saturday, March 28

JULY 2026

Warrior Waypoint: South Jersey

Date to be announced

Check

More than 40 golfers hit the course, representing over five decades of Warrior pride, from the Class of 1962 to 2015.

Chris Paradysz ’83 speaks about his Warrior experience and his professional journey as the keynote for the Legacy Pinning Ceremony.

East Stroudsburg University Foundation

2024-2025 Annual Report and Honor Roll of Donors

Your support in fiscal year 2024-2025 has made a powerful difference

$6,777,442 secured in total gifts and pledges

Every contribution—big or small— helps create opportunities and shapes student’s lives in lasting ways.

3,064 donors

$4 million in corporate and foundation support

$1.2 million in scholarship support

777 scholarship awards to ESU students

26 new annual and endowed scholarships created

$236,000 in event and athletics sponsorships

$30,000 raised on Athletics Giving Day

In Perspective: The past decade uncovers a steady climb through fundraising to impact

ESU FOUNDATION FUNDRAISING: 10-YEAR SNAPSHOT

ENDOWMENT FUNDS MARKET VALUE: A 10-YEAR SNAPSHOT

1986

The East Stroudsburg University Foundation was founded on December 1, 1986, with Lawrence Naftulin as director.

40 YEARS OF EXCELLENCE

As the ESU Foundation celebrates its 40th Anniversary in fiscal year 2025-2026, fundraising milestones of the past provide the momentum needed to secure bright futures for ESU students.

2016

50 Years a Warrior fundraising event celebrating Coach Denny Douds raises $130,000 for football program

2019

Scholarship support to ESU students through the ESU Foundation crosses the $1 million mark, sustained and increased for next six consecutive years.

The Dr. Jane Huffman Wildlife Genetics Institute was dedicated in ESU’s Innovation Center at the culmination of a $150,000 fundraising campaign. The institute houses the Pennsylvania Tick Research Lab providing testing services to constituents across the state.

Hughes Field and Somers Field were dedicated at the Creekview Park Complex in Stroudsburg. The ribbon cutting followed a $1.8 million fundraising campaign to provides ESU’s baseball and softball teams with a premier location to practice and compete.

2023

The ESU Foundation achieved a record-breaking $9.58 million in gifts and pledges from over 3,200 donors. This included a historic $4 million bequest from alumna Harriet Hall ’56, marking the largest commitment in the Foundation’s history.

The inaugural celebrations of 14th President Kenneth Long raised funds for student scholarship

The ESU Foundation created a Lifetime Giving Society to recognize those whose cumulative gifts have reached $100,000 and above.

Unveiled the Dale and Frances Hughes Foundation Community Health Education and Simulation Center in the DeNike building following a $860,000 fundraising campaign.

Launched Warrior Women Who Give, a women’s giving circle that brings together like-minded ESU alumnae and friends seeking to make an impact

1988

The 1893 Society is created recognizing alumni and friends who have established an endowment fun and/or included the ESU Foundation in their estate plans.

1994

The Foundation supported various campus improvements, including the renovation of Dansbury Commons and the University Health Center, as well as the acquisition of the Horizon computer system for Kemp Library.

A corporate sponsor program is created, laying the groundwork for a comprehensive partnership with businesses, foundations and organizations.

1996

2004

Parent and Alumni Phonathon raises nearly $250,000 during the fall semester.

2005

2013

ESU and the Foundation launch Today’s Dream, Tomorrow’s Reality, a $15 million campaign to improve many aspects of campus life and academic programs, including support for the Warren E. ’55 and Sandra Hoeffner Science and Technology Center, athletic facilities and the Fine Arts building.

The Schisler Museum of Wildlife & Natural History is dedicated, showcasing over 130 wildlife specimens and serving as educational resources for students and the community.

2018

The campus and surrounding community celebrate the 125th Anniversary of ESU’s founding, reflecting on its long-standing commitment to education. A fundraising event hosted by the ESU Foundation raised $175,000 for student scholarship.

2022

Ribbon cutting held celebrating the complete renovation of the Warriors Football Locker Room, the result of a two-year $860,000 campaign

Retirement Celebration for former ESU President Marcia Welsh, Ph.D., raises $38,000 for student scholarship.

The Foundation received a $40,163.55 grant from the Weiler Family Foundation to support the College of Education Residential Experience at Lenape Hall, fostering inclusive student engagement.

2025

ESU’s Warriors Esports Room dedicated honoring the generosity of donors who supported the project.

The inaugural Athletics Giving Day raised over $30,000 in 24 hours, benefiting ESU’s 22 NCAA Division II varsity sports.

In conjunction with its 40th year of service, the ESU Foundation launches its 2026-2030 Strategic Plan, re-committing itself to supporting every Warrior seeking a higher education

A grant provides funds to build the Henry A. Ahnert, Jr. Alumni Center.

Dear Friends,

In fiscal year 2024–2025, thousands of alumni and friends— together with our corporate and foundation partners—once again demonstrated extraordinary generosity to the East Stroudsburg University Foundation. Loyal supporters contributed gifts and pledges totaling $6,777,442 between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025, a testament to their steadfast commitment to ESU and the success of its students.

Philanthropy continues to evolve, and we recognize the pressures facing donors today. Economic fluctuations, shifting priorities in charitable giving, and rising costs across the higher-education landscape influence the decisions supporters make. That is why we are especially grateful that so many of you continue to view ESU as a worthy investment—one that empowers students, strengthens our region, and contributes to a more knowledgeable and resilient society.

Within the following pages of your Alumni Herald magazine, you will see the thousands of

alumni, friends, businesses, and organizations who stood with the ESU Foundation last year. You will also discover how we work diligently to steward the resources entrusted to us, honor those who support our mission, and ensure that ESU students have access to the opportunities and experiences that elevate their education.

Among the many highlights this past year, we are proud to share the following milestones for fiscal 2024-2025:

$4 million in corporate and foundation support

$1.2 million awarded in scholarships to students

$150,000 grant to update technology in the Speech and Hearing Center

$220,000 grant for tennis court renovations

Warrior Esports Room

Dedication, recognizing donor contributions

Athletics Giving Day, raising $30,000, in one day to support Warrior athletics

While this is just a snapshot of a busy and successful year, we hope it offers a glimpse of the noteworthy work your support helps us achieve. This edition of the Herald also includes a cover story featuring Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ’71, who was a First-Generation student at ESU, and has taken steps through the creation of student scholarships so that others may have the same opportunities in the years to come. Her story is an inspiration we are honored to share.

Looking ahead, 2025–2026 is especially meaningful as the ESU Foundation celebrates 40 years of support—see our 40-year timeline of success on page 17. We see tremendous possibilities: initiatives to advance, resources to secure, and even more students whose lives can be transformed through your generosity. Your continued support of the ESU Foundation remains one of the most meaningful investments you can make. Together, we are building futures and strengthening a university that truly matters.

Anthony Ruiz, ‘16 Esq.

Richard D. Santoro Chair Executive Director

ESU Foundation Board of Directors

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+)

Charles A. ‘69 and Patricia ‘68 McMunn

Pennsylvania Department of Health

The R. Dale and Frances M. Hughes Foundation

The George Bible Circle

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

Anonymous

Betty S. Baltz ‘44*

Hoeffner Foundation

Sandra J. Hoeffner

Nancy Montae Imbt Johnson*

Jean E. Lobb ‘74*

Mattioli Foundation

Joseph* and Rose C.* Mattioli

Patricia S. Neidorf*

R. Sam ‘82 and Linda ‘83 Niedbala

PA Department of Education

Sanofi

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

Robert J. ‘55* and Peggy A. ‘55* Shields

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

ESSA Bank & Trust Charitable Foundation

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

John E. Morgan Foundation, Inc.

PA Department of Community & Economic Development

PA Department of Human Services

Carol A. Wolf ‘68*

The Elwood Kemp Circle

($250,000 to $499,999)

Henry A. ‘36* and Marian H.* Ahnert

William B. and Barbara Cramer

ESU Student Activity Association, Inc.

Lura E. Evans*

Clare R. Hahn ‘1926*

Lois L. Hargreaves*

Hughes Foundation, Inc.

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono

Josephine L. Madara McArthur*

MBNA

Pennsylvania State Employees

Credit Union

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

The William T. Morris Foundation

Jeanne M. Turtzo ‘38*

Hiro Yamashita

The Albert Knapp Circle

($100,000 to $249,999)

A Grateful Alumni

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*

Enterprise Mobility Foundation

James G. ‘95 and Funmilayo Franklin

Gere B. Fulton ‘60

Deborah L. Gebhardt ‘69

Robert Guile*

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

Gary A. ‘77 and Debra G. ‘81 Kessel

Bruno S. and Cheryl Klaus

Vertie B. Knapp*

Wendy H. Koch

Douglas S. ‘94 and Melissa A. Leonzi

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

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. ‘48* and Betty Waas

Hayes B. Warner ‘37*

Weiler Family Foundation

Amy ‘85 and Robert J. Welch

Mildred L. Wood ‘42*

Hayes B. Warner ’37*

Amy ’85 and Robert J. Welch

Mildred L. Wood ’42*

PRESIDENT’S CIRCLE

Recognizing individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations that have made gifts of $1,500 or more during fiscal year 2024-2025.

Millennium Circle ($50,000+)

Anonymous

James G. ‘95 and Funmilayo

Franklin

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

Hoeffner Foundation

Sandra J. Hoeffner

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono

Charles A. ‘69 and Patricia ‘68

McMunn

PA Department of Community & Economic Development

Pennsylvania Department of Health

Barth Rubin

The R. Dale and Frances M. Hughes Foundation

Carol A. Wolf ‘68*

Hiro Yamashita

Julia Circle

($10,000 to $49,999)

A Grateful Alumni

Camelback Resort

William B. and Barbara Cramer

Enterprise Mobility Foundation

Deborah L. Gebhardt ‘69

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

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

Hughes Foundation, Inc.

Bryan E. and Colette L. Hughes

Steven A. and Patricia C. Janicek

Estate of Richard B. Koch

Douglas S. ‘94 and Melissa A. Leonzi

Niedbala Family Foundation

R. Sam ‘82 and Linda ‘83 Niedbala Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau

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

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

Anuradha and Ranjan Sachdev

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

Susan Z. ‘85 and Robert A. Shebelsky

Smith & Manor, LLC

Stanley F. Tchorz ‘57

Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ‘71

Jeffrey I. Wilson ‘86 M’92

Randy Yanoshak

Founder’s Circle

($5,000 to $9,999)

All Sports Enterprises, Inc.

Rick and Susan Armitage

James A. ‘76 and Tracy Cantafio Cocos Light, Inc

Mark Dodel

Coach Denny and Judy Douds

Joe T. Ferry ‘03

James E. Gilbert

Randall R. Hartinger

Rosemarie M. Hawkins ‘71

Gary A. ‘77 and Debra G. ‘81 Kessel

Greg and Jaclyn ‘12 Kessel

Linda D. Koch ‘69 M’71

Stephen S. Kozak ‘14

Brooke K. Langan ‘91 M’96

Lehigh Valley Community Foundation

John B. and Cynthia Makar

Michael D. ‘97 and Jennifer Mancuso

David W. Martin ‘69

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

Monroe County Democratic Committee

Robert M. Moses

Movement and Improvement Uplift Foundation, Inc.

Thomas A. Ortenzi

Christopher R. ‘83 and Angela Paradysz

Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union

PPL Foundation

Glenn F. ‘69 M’78 and Sue Ann Reibman

Michael D. ‘00 and Kerri M. Rhine

Jeffrey M. ‘84 and Robin L. ‘84

Robertson

Gerard D. Rozea ‘96 M’97

Todd Schmerler

Alice Hartinger Shelly ‘04 M’05

Jerome W. Sheska ‘68 M’81

Brandon R. ‘02 Smith

Stephen M. and Sharon D. Somers

St. Luke’s University Health Network

The Lester G. Abeloff Foundation

The Penn Stroud

Peggy Tregear

Craig S. Vondercrone ‘99

Brent I. Voynar ‘95 M’97

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

Faith H. Waters and Edward C. Kimes

Weiler Family Foundation

Leslie L. ‘74 and Pat W. Wilson

Eric E. ‘85 and Bonita A. ‘86 Wyatt

President’s Circle

($1,500 to $4,999) Anonymous

Adams Outdoor Advertising Adventure Explorations, LLC

Gregory Altmajer ‘98

Margaret J. Ball and Peter E. Pruim

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

Jennifer L. Barteck ‘92

Stephen P. ‘90 and Karen Baumbach

Blake D. and Donna B. Bender

James K. Bergen

Chuck Bierlein ‘70

Dale A. ‘81 and Kathleen M. ‘82 Blum

Donald R. and Dolores B. Bortz

Angelo F. Borzio, Jr. ‘95 M’02

Brian K. ‘84 and Karen D. ‘85 Boyd

Braveheart Enterprises, LLC

Brewskies Beverage

Brenda A. Brodt ‘81

David A. Bubak ‘80

Cedric D. ‘87 and In Suk Bullock

Elzar, Jr. and Carolyn V. Camper

Jeanne C. Chambers ‘73

David A. ‘70 and Bonnie E. ‘72 Childs

Sonya K. Cole ‘63 M’74

Enjoying the ESU Foundation’s Inaugural President’s Circle Dinner 2024-2025 Leadership Series event are, from left, Kathleen Ortenzi, Charlene Miller, and Clavertis D. Miller. The dinner, held at Olivet at Swiftwater, was the first in a series celebrating donors who support the ESU Foundation on the leadership level.

Photo by Susie Forrester

Donald Conklin and Kimberly Conklin

Crayola, LLC

Robert C. and Jane L. Dailey

Chester W. Dalgewicz ‘67 M’74

Douglas L. Dalrymple

DeFrancesco Management Corporation

Linda L. DeRenzis-Sutton

John D. ‘79 and Sandra M. M’96 Detzi

MaryEllen ‘80 and Kevin J. Dickey

Nicholas A. DiGregory ‘76

Kathy B. ‘70 and Lawrence Dildine

Patrick J. ‘77 and Cathy Diskin

Dr. Anthony L. ‘76 and Ellen S. Drago

ESSA Bank & Trust Charitable Foundation

ESSA Bank & Trust

ESU APSCUF

Pamela M. Evans ‘78 M’85

Dolores S. Faust ‘66 M’69

George R. ‘83 and Jacqueline Fields

Finola’s Irish Pub

Sean A. Frazier ‘11

Fulton Bank, N.A.

GAK Construction

Alfredo E. ‘03 and Jennifer Garcia

Kristina L. Garzio ‘04

Nicholas J. and Jeanette F. Gentile

Deborah Grace

Thomas J. Grayuski ‘84

Greater Pocono Section NCNW, Inc.

Nancy Jo Greenawalt

John C., Jr. and Marlou Gregory

Edward H. Griffin ‘03

Jerry A. Gruber ‘69

Anthony J. Guarino ‘19

John N. ‘70 and Nancy M. ‘82 Harner

John K. ‘74 and Irene Helgesen

Highmark Blue Shield

Gail A. Huggins

Lorna J. Hunter

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

Jorene Jameson ‘69 and James W. Wylie

Wendy A. Jankoski ‘82 and Paul Lapinski

Jeff Dailey Memorial Foundation

John Tym Builders, LLC

Eileen P. ‘79 and James G. Kaiser

Bob D. Kelly

Dawn M. Ketterman-Benner ‘70

Bruno S. and Cheryl Klaus

Jeanne M’04 and John Kron

Jay D. Kule

Joseph F. Lalli

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

Francine S. ‘65 and Robert H. Lewis

Bill ‘63 and Sandy ‘64 Lewis

Kenneth and Evelyn Long

Loyal Order Moose Lodge #1336

Kenneth E. Maclary

Anthony D. ‘82 and Christine D. Mahon

David and Valerie Makarsky

Marathon Studios Inc

Marita’s, LLC

Mary-Carol Mason ‘62

Jessica A. Maxwell ‘16

Helen P. Mcentire ‘23

William R. McFadden ‘81

Kathryn A. McLaughlin Waltz ‘70

Marguerita A. McLaughlinSchlink ‘94

Peter McQuaid

Gregory J. and Elizabeth S. Menio

Phyllis M. Milder

Clavertis D. and Charlene Miller

Stephen C. ‘93 and Susan Miller

Maury J. Molin ‘76

Richard D. ‘93 and Jennifer L. Morgan

Beth Moses and John DeVivo

Mount Airy Casino Resort

James E. and Constance G. Moyer

Frank T. ‘75 and Doreen Newby

Anibal A. Nieves

Northeast Site Contractors

O.A. Cramer Fund

Jerry and Hedy Orodenker

Victoria O’Rourke

Kathleen A. Ortenzi

George D. ‘89 and Kathryn Pahls

Pennsylvania Career Link of Monroe County

Jeannette M. and Carl J. Pergam

Tom A. Petro ‘72 and Ann HayesPetro

Phi Sig Pocono Area Alumni Association

Pocono Lions Club

Pocono Mountains Association of REALTORS®

Renee A. ‘89 and John M. Pope

Mary Frances Postupack M’93

PPL Electric Utilities

Deborah E. Prince

G. James Purdy ‘68* and Mary Purdy

Matthew J. Rapa ‘05

Lois B. ‘78 and Richard J. Rawson

REPS VR

Robert M. Richey ‘73

Anthony V. Ruiz ‘16 and Michelle Zazzero-Ruiz ‘16

David M. ‘81 and Janet G. Sanko

Sanofi

Richard D. and Katherine D. M’22

Santoro

Sarah Street Grill

Judith B. ‘81 and Paul G. Schilling

Paul and Judy Schuchman

Stanley D. Scioscia ‘75

Justin C. ‘07 M’08 and Amber Scott

Angelo R., Sr. and Suzanne Senese

Michael Sharp

Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort

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

Elaine M. Shuey and George Munn

Ski Shawnee, Inc.

Beth R. and John Sockman

Santiago Solis

Louise C. Solliday ‘74

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 D. Stem

George C. ‘66 and Ida Stockman

Carol A. Stokes ‘73

Stroudsmoor Country Inn

Harold G., II ‘78 and Kathryn A. Strunk

David A. Super ‘80 and Ann Rapoch Super

Warrior Bar and Grill

Teddy’s Tavern, Inc.

Matthew Thanakit

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

The William T. Morris Foundation

Doreen M. Tobin

Patty J. Tonkin

Gregory M. Tymon ‘93 M’95 M’01

Ellen M. Walker

Wealth Architects, LLC

Nancy L. Weaver ‘74 M’78

Jeffrey and Audrey Weber

Marcia G. Welsh and Louis Terracio

Robert H. ‘75 and Julieann Willever

Charles P. Wolbers ‘73

Rory J. ‘84 and Diane E. Yanchek

Michelle M. ‘02 and Scott M. Yurko

Cem Zeytinoglu

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

For Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2025

Year Ended June 30, 2025 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, 2025, and 2024, 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.

7,129,038

SOURCE OF FOUNDATION REVENUE

INVESTED IN THE ESU FOUNDATION?

■ Business/ Corporation Foundation/Other

$4,041,606

■ Estate

$766,957

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

$134,858

■ Friends/Family of Alumni

$360,382

■ Parents/Students (Current/Former)

$73,538)

■ Alumni

$1,400,101

HIGHLIGHTS OF 2024–2025

September 2024

Grant

provides clinic technology upgrades

A $150,000 grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Community and Economic Development, enabled ESU to upgrade 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 300 clients annually, including assessments and treatments for communication and swallowing impairments.

October 2024

President, Foundation connect with donors on the sideline

Warriors Football provides a spirited backdrop to welcome ESU Foundation leadership donors and corporate partners to the President’s Tent prior to the game.

December 2024 and April 2025

Student Gratitude Program grows in second year

Snowflakes of Thanks in December 2024 and Thank A Donor Day in April 2025 captured student’s attention as the ESU Foundation’s Student Gratitude Program expanded, showcasing the impact of private giving.

February 2025

Warrior Esports Room Dedicated East Stroudsburg University’s Warrior Esports Room was dedicated on February 11, 2025, recognizing the generous contributions of Alfredo E. ’03 and Jennifer Garcia, as well as a grant from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the Commonwealth Financing Authority, which made the project possible.

Located in the Mattioli Recreation Center, the Warrior Esports Room bridges the gap between academics and recreation, providing students with an innovative space for hands-on learning in technology-driven fields.

Follow the QR code to see photos of the event.

April 2025

SPOTLIGHT

SPOTLIGHT, the ESU Foundation’s 16th Annual Scholarship Dinner, was held at Terraview at Stroudsmoor Country Inn on April 2, 2025. Presented by the Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union, the dinner brought together more than 300 donors and students to celebrate the life-changing impact of scholarships.

The evening featured a panel discussion with student scholarship recipients and donors, each sharing their compelling, personal stories of giving and receiving financial support.

Follow the QR code to experience SPOTLIGHT, the 16th Annual Scholarship Dinner.

24-hour campaign results in success for Warriors Athletics programs

More than $30,000 in gifts of support for ESU’s Athletics programs were received during the first-ever Athletics Giving Day on April 9, 2025. The collaborative effort between the ESU Foundation and Department of Athletics lasted 24 hours and garnered over 300 supporters, including alumni, students, faculty, staff and friends of the university.

Athletics Giving Day was created to highlight the importance of athletics at ESU and to provide student-athletes with the resources they need to thrive. The initiative focused on engaging the university community and emphasizing the role athletics plays in promoting leadership, discipline, teamwork and school spirit.

May 2025

Grant provides booster to revitalize, expand tennis courts

ESU’s Wolbers Tennis Courts were revitalized, along with the addition of three new courts, thanks to a $200,000 Tennis Venue Services grant from the United States Tennis Association (USTA) and an additional $20,000 contributed by USTA Middle States. The grant funds, totaling $220,000, enabled the renovation of the Wolbers Tennis Courts, which are the home of ESU’s women’s tennis team.

Registration, sponsorship support benefits affinity programs

The ESU Foundation provided registration and sponsorship support to multiple affinity fundraising events generating more than $128,000 for various programs. These events include golf outings for athletics programs, the College of Business Management golf outing, and the Martin Luther King, Jr. Celebration.

SCHOLARSHIP REPORT 2024–2025

Scholarships help students unlock their full potential without the stress of tuition costs. Whether it’s supporting a specific academic program, extracurricular passions, or honoring a loved one, scholarship support makes a lasting impact.

In fiscal year 2024–2025, the ESU Foundation awarded in scholarship support to ESU students

$1,252,055.83

The Impact Adds UP

Over the past decade, your support of student scholarship nears the $10 million mark.

Surpassing $1 million in scholarship support for the sixth consecutive year

Providing 777 annual and endowed scholarship awards to students

You recognized the NEED. You made an IMPACT. In fiscal year 2024-2025, the following Annual and Endowed scholarships were established:

15 new annual scholarships

Beta Pentaton Annual Scholarship

Colonel George R. Fields ‘83 Men’s Basketball Annual Scholarship

ESU Music Annual Scholarship

Gale Family Annual Scholarship

Gentile Family Football Meal Plan Annual Scholarship

Dr. Bruce L. Haase Meal Plan Annual Scholarship

Stephen S. Kozak Undergraduate Achievement in Mathematics Annual Scholarship

Beth Herman Moses Nursing Annual Scholarship

Rivers Family Football Annual Scholarship

Sachdev Family Annual Scholarship for Early Childhood Education

Sachdev Family Early Childhood Education Meal Plan Annual Scholarship

Ron Vitkun Family Football Annual Scholarship

Vondercrone Family Annual Scholarship

Dr. Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ‘71 Annual Scholarship

Warrior Women Who Give Annual Scholarship

11new

endowed scholarships

Gale Family Endowed Scholarship

Ann Gladfelter McGinnis ‘82 Women’s Volleyball Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Marsha Grant-Ford ‘75 Athletic Training Endowed Scholarship

Omega Psi Phi Movement and Improvement Alpha Eta Chapter Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Angelo and Mrs. Kathleen Ortenzi Women’s Basketball Endowed Scholarship

Roberta “Bobbi” Ricci ‘66 Physical Education and Health Education Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Gerard D. Rozea ‘96 M’97 ATEP Endowed Scholarship

Stanley ‘57 and Rosemarie Tchorz Biotechnology Endowed Scholarship

Gavin S. Vondercrone Endowed Scholarship

Dr. Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ‘71 Endowed Scholarship

Judith Cioffi Yamashita ‘65 Memorial Endowed Scholarship

Together, we empower the next generation of leaders.

Anthony Voto, Class of 2027

Dr. Richard and Mrs. Jean DeSchriver

Track & Field Annual Scholarship

Barry S. Krammes ‘04 Annual Scholarship

Maury Molin ‘76 Men’s Track Annual Scholarship

Peter Nevins ‘84 Endowed Scholarship for Cross-Country, Track & Field

Anthony Voto is a sport management major and member of the Men’s Track & Field Team. He credits his role as a student-athlete as the driving force behind his college journey. “Being a studentathlete is the reason I’m in school,” Anthony shares. “Track has pushed me to become a better athlete, student, and person overall. It’s made my college experience exponentially better and helped me build lifelong friendships and unforgettable memories.”

To Anthony, wearing the Warrior jersey is about more than just athletics—it’s a symbol of pride and purpose. “Wearing ‘ESU’ across my chest is a statement. It’s not just the name of my college—ESU is my family,” he says. “Wearing that singlet means competing to the best of my ability and upholding the values behind the logo.”

Anthony has received several scholarships through the ESU Foundation, including the Maury Molin ’76 Men’s Track Scholarship, the Dr. DeSchriver Track and Field Scholarship, the Barry Krammes Scholarship, the Peter Nevins Scholarship, and the Track GIA Men award. “My scholarship donors have helped me not only financially, which I deeply appreciate, but emotionally as well,” he says. “Knowing I have a support system outside of my team and family means the world.” After having the opportunity to meet donor Maury Molin, Anthony adds, “To all of my donors— thank you for believing in me and going out of your way to support athletes like me. Your generosity doesn’t go unnoticed, and I appreciate it beyond belief.”

Ana Laska, Class of 2027

Thomas S. and Mae S. Brinton Endowed Scholarship

Richard & Claire Hahn Endowed Scholarship

John Parkinson ESU Mathematics Annual Scholarship

Ana Laska’s journey to ESU was unique and full of challenges. Born in Ukraine and having spent her early months in Spain before moving back to Ukraine and then the United States at age seven, Ana’s family navigated the complexities of the American college system together. “My parents didn’t know how the American higher education system worked or what set one college apart from another,” she explains. “I’m thankful for all their support—my dad toured colleges with me, and my mom helped me research to find the best fit financially, distance-wise, and program-wise.”

Ana’s passion for math and desire to make a positive impact on students’ lives led her to pursue math education at ESU. She appreciates the university’s small size, strong education program, and closeness to family. “I get to be independent but can go home whenever I want,” she says. As a first-generation college student and scholarship recipient, Ana feels a deep sense of purpose. “Being first gen means more than earning a degree—it’s about carrying my family’s hopes forward and honoring the sacrifices they made.”

Thanks to her scholarships, Ana has fully embraced campus life, serving as treasurer of the Math Club and participating in the Catholics Club and Writing Studio. “These experiences have helped me make some of my best friends and feel connected to campus.” Looking ahead, she hopes to teach math and maybe pursue a Master’s degree. Reflecting on her growth, Ana shares, “ESU is a very welcoming environment with something for everyone. I’ve learned not to be afraid to talk to people—stepping out of your comfort zone can lead to great experiences.”

Written by Sara Karnish

The 1893 Society recognizes the 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 in fiscal year 2024-2025, bringing membership to more than 150 alumni and friends who will leave a lasting legacy for generations of Warriors to come.

Anonymous (2)

A Grateful Alumni

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

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

Linda L. DeRenzis-Sutton

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

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

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

Bruno S. and Cheryl Klaus

Linda D. Koch ‘69 M’71

Richard B. ‘69* and Wendy H. Koch

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

Michael D. ‘97 and Jennifer Mancuso

Susan F. and Donald R. 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

Beth Moses and John DeVivo

Robert M. Moses

William W. Moyer ‘61

Clarence J.* and Elizabeth Murphy

Michael B. Murphy ‘93 M’96 and Marni F. Freeman-Murphy ‘93

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

Kathleen A. Ortenzi

Thomas A. Ortenzi

Robert S. ‘70 and Cyndi Ott

Jeannette M. and Carl J. Pergam

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

Gerard D. ‘96 M’97 and Laurie Rozea

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

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

Martha M. ‘65 and Ronald M. Tirpak

Stanley Tchorz ‘57

Doreen M. Tobin

Donald L. Tshudy

Craig S. Vondercrone ‘99

Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais ‘71

Ellen M. and William D.* Walker

Faith H. Waters and Edward C. Kimes

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, on Sept. 12, 2025. Pictured are 1893 Society Members Audrey and Jeffrey Weber.

Photo by Susie Forrester

BUSINESSES AND ORGANIZATIONS HONOR ROLL

Recogizing all businesses and organizations who have made a contribution during fiscal year 2024-2025.

3 Step Sports, LLC

3Click Promotions

4 H Second Venture, LLC

8 Eleven, Inc.

84 Lumber

A & N Contractors, Inc.

A. Borzio Contracting

Adams Outdoor Advertising

Adobe Inc. Matching Gifts

Adventure Explorations, LLC

AG Aegis Company, Inc.

Air Products Matching Gifts

Aliza, Inc.

All Sports Enterprises, Inc.

American Online Giving Foundation, Inc.

APSCUF

Aquagy Watersolv, Inc.

Ayala Family

Balfurd, Inc.

Baltz Enterprises, LLC

Barley Creek Brewing Company

Baseball U Pocono

Opus Financial Partners

BDCD, Inc

Big Screen Escapes

Big Wheel Roller Skating Center

Bix Enterprises, LLC

Black Maxx Enterprises, LLC

Blue Ridge Cable Technologies

Bove Family Chiropractic, Inc.

Braveheart Enterprises, LLC

Brewskies Beverage

Brewskies Beverage II, Inc.

Brick High School Lady Dragons

Basketball Parents Club

Bright Funds Foundation

Burgers & Company aka Alaska

Pete’s Grill

Burke Enterprises

C&M Flower Growers, Inc.

Camelback Resorts

Canfield’s Pet and Farm

Charities Aid Foundation America

Christian Faith Fellowship Church

Cluck University Chicken

Cocos Light, Inc.

Committee to Elect Judge Jamie Levy

Community Bank

Country Trails Brewing Co., LLC

Crayola, LLC

Crossley’s Landscaping, LLC

Curby 3 Style Wrestling

CyberGrants

DAFgiving360

Dalton Lumber and Supply Co. Inc.

DAM Construction, LLC

David Lansdowne Insurance Agency

DB Hart Hospitality Consulting, LLC

DeFrancesco Management Corporation

Deloitte & Touche Foundation

Derailed Tap House Corporation

Desaki Restaurant

DP Lawncare

Durney, Worthington & Madden, LLC

East Coast Softball, LLC

East Stroudsburg University

East Stroudsburg University Foundation, Inc.

Eastern PA Down’s Syndrome Center

Easton Auto Body

EBC Printing & Signs

ECTB

Emerald Advisers, LLC

Enterprise Mobility Foundation

Epic Sound Djs

EPS - Environmental Plumbing Solutions

Ernst & Young, LLP

ESSA Bank & Trust Charitable Foundation

ESSA Bank, a division of CNB Bank

Estate of Carol Wolf

Estate of Margaret A. Rosa

ESU APSCUF

ESU Physical Education Teacher

Education Department

ESU Student Activity Association, Inc.

Faith To Faith Ministries

Family Promise of the Poconos, Inc.

Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund

Finola’s Irish Pub

Flutter - Do More

Food Runner, Inc.

Founders Services Corp.

Friends of Kyle Mullins

Fruit-A-Bowls on Crystal Street, LLC

Fulton Bank, N.A.

GAK Construction

GEICO Philanthropic Foundation

Givinga Foundation

GoFundMe Certified Charity Campaigns

Goldberg’s Original Bagels, LLC

Great Wolf Lodge

Greater Pocono Section NCNW, Inc.

GroverNOW

GS Donor Advised Philanthropy Fund for Wealth Management

Guardian Tech Partners

Hairquarters, Inc.

Highmark Blue Shield

Hoeffner Foundation

Home Instead

Hoop Group Elite, Inc.

HTW Sales, LLC

Hughes Foundation, Inc.

Hughes Nicholls and O’Hara

Hundley McGovern Wealth Management

Hunt, Hamlin & Ridley

Hybrid Athletic Training, LLC

Improved Pool Service

Infinity Real Estate-Nick Beisker

Insight Physical Therapy, Inc.

Jackie’s Women’s Transitional Home

Janet Jackson for Judge

Jeff Dailey Memorial Foundation

Jen Petteys Softball/Baseball

Hitting Instructor

Jimmy’s Ice Cream

JM Uliana & Associates, LLC

JMPM, Inc.

John P. Bisco Associates

John Tym Builders, LLC

John W. Kerns Accounting and Tax Preparation

Johnson & Johnson Foundation

Johnson Scholarship Foundation, Inc. Matching Gifts

K & M Party Bouncers

Kohl Building Products

Koppy’s Propane, Inc.

Kramer Sheds

Kris Window Tint & Car Audio

Labor of Love USA

Lehigh Valley Community Foundation

Lehigh Valley Hospital-Pocono

Liberty Heating & Air Conditioning, LLC

Lindsay O. Albert, EA, Tax and Accounting

Lions Club of Tannersville

Little Brothers Enterprises, LLC

Living Sport

Long Island Crush Fastpitch, Inc.

Long Lake Marina

Louis M. Margotta Funeral Home

Loyal Order Moose Lodge #1336

Mainland Flooring

Manhattan Club Timeshare Association, Inc.

Marathon Studios, Inc.

Mariner’s Arcade, LLC

Marita’s, LLC

Martin’s Potato Chips, Inc.

MassMutual Greater Philadelphia

Matador Cigars

Mauch Chunk Trust Company

Merck Partnership for Giving Matching Gifts

Mesko Glass Company, Inc.

MetLife Foundation Matching Gifts

Metropolitan Marine Transportation, Inc.

Middle Smithfield Township

Miller Builders’ Supply Co., Inc.

Monroe County Bar Foundation

Monroe County Democratic Committee

Monroe County Habitat For Humanity, Inc.

MORE Modern Real Estate

Morgan Stanley Smith Barney

Mount Airy Casino Resort

Mountain Valley Orthopedics, P.C.

Mountain View Vineyard, Inc.

Movement and Improvement Uplift Foundation, Inc.

MTG Services, Inc.

MVP360 Management, LLC

National Philanthropic Trust

Nature’s Technology Herb Bar & Shoppe

New Milford Hardware, Inc.

New York Life Foundation Matching Gifts

Newberry’s Yard of Ale

Niedbala Family Foundation

North East Industries

North Hunterdon Wrestling Club

Northeast Site Contractors

Northgate Vacuum

Nowakowski Life, LLC

Nutritional Healing

NYC Street Grill

O.A. Cramer Fund

One Way, Inc

Ossco Group

P.D.O. Inc., dba Flood’s

P5 Vision Soccer, LLC

PA Batbusters

PA Department of Community & Economic Development

Palumbo’s Pizza

Pennsylvania Career Link of Monroe County

Pennsylvania Department of Health

Pennsylvania State Employee

Combined Appeal

Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union

Perryman Keglovits Foundation

Phi Sig Pocono Area Alumni Association

Philly Pretzel Factory

Physical Therapy Associates of NE PA Inc.

Pinnacle Investigations

Pleasant Valley School District

Rita’s Water Ice of Schnecksville

PNC Bank

PNC Foundation Matching Gift Program

Pocono Airbnb Management, LLC

Pocono Bagels Two Pocono Beer

Pocono International Raceway

Pocono Lions Club

Pocono Mountains Association of REALTORS®

Pocono Mountains Visitors Bureau

Power Athletics

PPL Electric Utilities

PPL Foundation

Pub 447

Push Construction Site Prep Specialist, Inc.

Quaker Houghton Matching Gifts

Rambo Wrestling Club

Rapa Law Office, P.C.

Raymond James Charitable

Reilly Associates

Rejrat Construction

Renaissance Charitable Foundation

Renegade Winery

RenoPros Builders, LLC

REPS VR

Residence Life & Housing Off.

Rhoads Sheet Metal, LLC

Ridgell Family

Rishel Auto Sales

Rita’s of Stroudsburg

RLB Accountants

Rolling Stones Masonry

Roofers Local 30

Rudy’s Tavern

Russ Scorese State Farm

Safe Monroe

SamHaven Lake LLC Covehaven Resort

Sanofi

Sarah Street Grill

SC Stream PA, LLC

Scarlato Auto Repair

Myron Levy Family Foudation of the Scranton Area Foundation

SERVPRO Meci Enterprises, LLC

Sharky’s Alpha, LLC

Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort

Sheckler Contracting, Inc

Sherwood Hollow Woodworks

Silver Spring Foods, Inc

Simplex Image Solutions

Ski Shawnee, Inc.

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

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Skytop Lodge Corporation

Smart Way America Realty

Smiler’s Grill and Bar

Smith & Manor, LLC

Southside Seafood

Sparkle Car Wash

Sponsor Helper, LLC

St. Luke’s University Health Network

State Farm Dan Albert

Steel String Painting

Stone, Cyphers, DeAngelo & Hornberger, LLP

Strato, Inc.

Stroudsburg Pizzeria and Restaurant Inc.

Stroudsburg Wrestling Club

Stroudsmoor Country Inn

Suffolk County Correction Officers Association

Summit Exteriors

Susquehanna Valley Sports, Inc.

Sweet Creams Cafe

Talon Restaurants, LLC dba Wing Stop

TAMY Enterprises LLC DBA Warrior Bar and Grill

Tanium

Teddy’s Tavern, Inc.

Tempesta Driving School Inc.

The Apex Wrestling School

The Cure Cafe

The Dress, LLC

Recognizing all alumni by class year who have made a contribution in fiscal year 2024-2025.

Class of 1946

Ruth C. Devlin+

Class of 1952

Bertha Lake Entwisle+

Class of 1953

Dorothy Halliday Puglisi+

Frank V. Hermann+

Class of 1954

Shirley Blankenship

Eileen Richmond Karpe+

Linford A. Werkheiser+

Pauline E. Werkheiser+

Class of 1955

Allyn Bartholomay+

Michael P. Soltys

Joyce P. Whinery+

Class of 1956

Angela B. Cobb

Joan P. Farrar

Harriet D. Hall+

Harriette Howitt

Class of 1957

Edward F. Brewer, Jr.

Clara T. Petrosky+

Frank A. Herting+

Shirley A. Neas Merring*+

Sandra O’Neil-Seiler+

Stanley F. Tchorz

Class of 1958

Nancy B. Bendigo+

Melba Jean Laird

Jeannette A. Leshko+

Helen S. Linn

E. Nadine Miller+

Helen J. Stewart

Russell Roper

Diane Robinson Savino

Roy G. Snyder+

Faye D. Soderberg+

Barbara W. Talmage+

William R. Thomas

Mark N. Walp+

Carl N. Weigner

Class of 1959

Gwendlyn J. Armitage+

Kenneth A. Bozzelli+

Elaine F. Hutchinson+

Dale G. Johnson M’70+

Gerald D. Keyser+

Nancy L. Masulis+

Robert M. Mecca+

John H. Rhen+

Marie A. Rissmiller

Priscilla A. Wentz+

Class of 1960

Anonymous

The French Manor Inn & Spa

The JH & DM Renhaw Trust

The Lester G. Abeloff Foundation

The Penn Stroud

The R. Dale and Frances M. Hughes Foundation

The Somers Charity Fund

The William T. Morris Foundation

The Winners Only Group

Three If By Air, Inc.

Thrivent Financial For Lutherans Foundation

Tiger Schulmann’s Englewood

Trackside Station Grill & Bar

UK Online Giving Foundation

United States Tennis AssociationMiddle States

United Way Of The Greater Lehigh Valley, Inc.

Vagabond Charities, Inc.

Various Donors - Proceeds to Benefit Fundraisers

VC Land

Venom Girls WC

Verified Elite Training Systems, LLC

Walsh Company

WBRE/WYOU

Wealth Architects, LLC

Weiler Family Foundation

Werner

Woodloch Resort Properties

Your Pastry Pal, LLC

Joan (Schorr) Alt

Mary Sue Balducci M’69#

William J. Blewett, Jr.+

Margaret S. Bonser+

Sylvia D. Cote

Joanne M. Doyle

Joan K. Faunce+

Eugene E. Fritz

John B. Kleinle

Mary F. Koopman

Rachael D. Long

Albert M. Parker+

Patricia S. Silcox+

Richard A. Zimmer+

Sandra L. Zimmer+

Class of 1961

Anonymous+

Sterling R. Brown M’64+

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Grace A. Collura

Pascal R. Collura

Harry R. Gamble+

Gretchen E. Heatherington+

Rachel T. Malloy+

Richard H. Michael+

William W. Moyer+

Genya K. Pantuso+

Barbara M. Paul*

John H. Renshaw+

June R. Slavinski+

Sara Bunnell Traver*+

Charles E. Wilt

Class of 1962

Thomas A. Barrow+

Joseph K. Billger+

Judith Casola Roeder+

Faye A. Chepulis+

Gail L. Hamwi

Joseph Lenio+

Diana Martlew M’73+

Elizabeth A. Masenheimer+

Mary Carol Mason+

Joy L. Mayer+

William “Bing” McNulty*

Karin E. Michael+

Joseph C. Petraglia+

William R. Race+

Arthur R. Schisler+

Laura Lynn Walton+

N. James Wilde+~

Cornelia R. Zanetti

Class of 1963

Philip Allegrante+

Richard Altemose M’68

Gwendolyn E. Atwell+

Sandra A. Barrow~

David F. Bauer+

Sonya K. Cole M’74+

Gerald H. Cosover M’67+

Edward J. Curvey+

Gail H. Davis+

G. Jeff Frantz+

Mary B. Gunn+

Rita Herber+

Wayne A. Howell+

Judith R. Hunt+

John A. Jacobi M’70

Carl F. Krein+

Eleanor P. Laubner~

William J. Lewis+

Frederick L. Masenheimer+

Willard R. Peifley, Jr.+

Jack S. Pencek+

Bonnie M. Rissmiller+

Irwin F. Rissmiller, Jr.+

Sandra L. Truax Rospigliosi+

John Semian, Jr.+

J. David Sine+

Eugene R. Slaski+

Jane M. Varcoe+

Janet T. Wilde+~

Barry W. Wray

Harry T. Zechman+

Roberta E. Zechman+

Class of 1964

Constance S. Altemose M’69

Robert A. Buzzard M’73+

Claire K. Catherwood+

Harold L. Daner M’67+

Maureen E. Farr+

Gerard Forrester, Sr.+

Frank H. Foulkes

Janie E. Fry+

Brian C. Harris+

Carol A. Hayes+

Ronald J. Hayes M’71+

Dorothy Hessinger

Frank Hessinger

June Jones

Timothy Kanavy*

Sandra F. Lewis+

Charles J. Morton M’66+~

Edwin A. Neumann+

Diane S. Pencek+

Joan C. Ross

Harold W. Ruhl M’66

Susan J. Ruhl

Robert H. Seeling+

Byron D. Speidel

Marsden Urmanec M’69+

Anne M. Valentine+

Class of 1965

Anonymous (2)

Ann Marie Argiro

Elaine H. Bednarcik

Richard E. Bednarcik

George R. Bennyhoff+

Carole L. Chisdak

Elaine B. DeLuca+

Irvin N. Eberhart

Sue H. Eberhart

Barbara L. Esposito M’65+

Sandra Forrester+

Erica G. Gassen M’70

Carol A. Lane M’72+

Ralph C. Lennon+

Francine S. Lewis+

John J. Luchansky+~

Bernice L. Mann-Farris+

John K. Masters M’65

J. Briggs McAndrews

Linda J. Michael+~

Sandra C. Miller

Claudia Naismith

Richard F. Patton+

Ritchey J. Ricci M’72

William Santore, Jr.+

Marjorie J. Viola+

Thomas G. Washburn M’65 M’69

Joyce B. Zervanos

Class of 1966

Lester Bailey+

Darryl A. Chambers+

Joyce B. Cochrane

Gary W. Curnow+

Lester G. Damron+

Joan A. DeTuccio+

Wheldon J. Farleigh+

Dolores S. Faust M’69+

Gretchen Frantz+

Karen Giglio+

Eleanor L. Hochreither+

Ann M. Horvath~

Barbara J. Huffman+

Nan B. Kent*+

Janet E. Maher+

Susan I. Masters

George Moritz

Robert W. Naismith M’67

Dyvonne L. Nevil+

Ronald Ofalt+

Wendy K. Pfaffhausen+

Glen R. Ray M’71+

Roberta A. Ricci

Philip T. Russo M’68+

Shirley M. Smith+

Richard J. Speicher

George C. Stockman

Alan R. Weismantel

Class of 1967

Margaret Ann C. Anthony

Patricia A. Benjamin

Cheryl M. Bond Nielsen

Len Butler M’70

John P. Childs III*+

Chester W. Dalgewicz M’74+

Lily C. Douglass+

Gary S. Frantz+

Elizabeth A. Gensamer

Attila I. Gyorky+

Jody D. Hughes, Jr.+

Karen K. Kostenbauder

Bernard J. Matyascik

Ruth A. McCay M’67

Patricia L. Mignella+

Grace E. Oulton+

John M. Rice M’67

L. Patrick Ross

Brenda A. Tomlinson M’76+

Richard D. Vroman+

Jean N. Weismantel

Arleen E. Whelan+

Class of 1968

Judith Briane Armstrong+

Marilyn J. Barber Hiller+

Katherine M. Bitow+

Jo Boyer

B. Ned Bushong

Lynda A. Bushong M’71

Walter R. Cole III M’73

Ken Davis+

George C. Gibbs

Linda J. Gibbs

Richard T. Grucela M’74

Ann M. Hart Forte M’78

Louis E. Heinbockel

Beverly J. Hunsberger+

Raymond J. Johnston+

Gail E. Kalen

Lanita L. Kemezis+

Patricia McMunn

Diane J. McNamara+

Frances M. McSpedon+

David E. Michael+

John H. Owens+

Burdett B. Peechatka

William R. Piper+

G. James Purdy, Jr.*

Marlene E. Reiner+

Sue A. Ricciardi+

Richard J. Rodeghiero+~

Jennifer M. Schoonover+

Jerome W. Sheska M’81+#

Anita Kolinofsky Sivertson+

Robert C. Walker M’77#~

Raymond D. Walters+

Carol A. Wolf*+

Danna Yoder Vroman+

Class of 1969

Mary Ann Bedwell+

Terrence A. Butler+

Judy A. Catanzaro+

Brenda J. Cimino M’77

Edward R. Csencsits+

Jeanette A. Czelecz Adams

Leah D. Davis Dean+

Monica J. Denison+

George R. Eberz

Laura D. Eichmann

Sandra L. Fecondo+

Jean S. Feeney

continued on page 33

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

John E. Field+

William R. Forte M’88

Deborah L. Gebhardt+

Jerry A. Gruber+

Edward R. Hawrylo+

Jorene Jameson+

John F. Kegley

Linda D. Koch M’72+

Terry L. Lawton+

William J. Leonard

D. Craig Long+

Thomas S. Long+~

David W. Martin

Charles A. McMunn

Robert E. Minich

Paul H. Phelps III+

Eileen M. Portz-Shovlin+

Nevin L. Posey+

Glenn F. Reibman M’78+

Carol A. Richter

Diane M. Rittenhouse M’79

Celeste H. Rueffert+

John P. Sladin

Danny O. Staats+

John R. Thatcher M’73+#

Leslie A. Tucker+

Charles E. Uhler

Catherine L. Webster+

Nan H. Wolf

Charles A. Wozniak

Drew B. Yenser

Cathie A. Young LaBar+~

Class of 1970

Richard A. Bartolucci II

Charles E. Bierlein+~

Bruce P. Bowers+

Joseph F. Catanzaro+#

David A. Childs+

Mary Lou Cole

James A. Day+

Kathy B. Dildine+

William W. Dukett

Edw. D. Ermelin, Ed.D.

Dennis W. Foster M’76+

Lynne Weitzmann Friedel+

John N. Harner+

William R. Hauze

Claudia G. Hickly M’72

Karen J. Hoffman

William J. Horvath M’79+

Thomas J. Karabinus M’86+

Brian P. Kay M’71

Henry G. Kearns, Jr. M’75+

Dawn Marie Ketterman-Benner+

Lewis J. Kistler+~

Frank B. Kresge

Nancy Kulp

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Sandra A. Laity

Patricia Leberman

Walter Lessun, Jr.+

Edward L. Ludwig

Don W. Mathis+

Eileen S. McCloskey

Kathryn A. McLaughlin Waltz+

John P. Meck+~

John D. Mikulsky

Jeffrey A. Miller

Richard A. Miller+

Robert S. Ott

David C. Rittenhouse

Kathleen Robbins Ray+

Ruth A. Rodeghiero+~

Karen A. Ryan

Sharon M. Salter

Charles H. Shagg, Jr.+

Susan A. Tharp

Pamela J. Thatcher+

Evelyn J. Uhler

Ann M. Valonis

Janet M. Weeks

Barbara M. Weikert M’76+

Craig W. Whiteley+

Mervin L. Witmer+

Carl A. Wolfe, Jr.+

Gail Glaudel Zarrello

Gregory A. Zebrowski

Class of 1971

Joe W. Ahouse+

William F. Balester+

Thomas Battisto

B. Lynn Beattie

Joan F. Bless+

Susan F. Bloxom+

Serge Bochnovich III+

Joan M. Bowers+

Lynn B. Breedy M’86

Thomas C. Capezio

Betty Christian

James D. DeAngelo

Pamela S. Dietz+

William C. Eves+

W. Michael Feeney

Joanne Limpert Gillock+

Jacquelyn J. Gordon

Ronald T. Guse+

Jack E. Hafer+

Andrea P. Harris

Rosemarie M. Hawkins+

Diane L. Hepner~

Edward C. Hepner~

Thomas A. Huber~

Susanne James+

Charles R. Keinath

Bob Kelley+#~

William E. Kresge+

Dennis P. Krumanocker+

Joseph A. Lick, Jr.

Raymond E. Manmiller+

Joyce L. McLay

Dennis M. Mishko M’72

Dennis A. Mooney+

Dorothy F. Olshfski

Betty L. Panas English+

John R. Procopio+

Anthony H. Ptak

Suzanne R. Rehrig+

Fred M. Richter+

Hugh V. Rineer

Mary E. Rineer

Robert O. Roberts+~

Paul A. Scheuch, Jr. M’77+

Gary D. Shupp

Virginia M. Sten+

Kathryn E. Sweeney

Richard T. Timko+

Joseph Vancho+

Maxine M. Vermillion

Kathleen P. Walker deMarrais

John J. Walsh+

Paul H. Wentzel, Jr. M’74

Frances R. Worman+

Daniel J. Wynn+

Robert J. Zbylicki+~

Class of 1972

Stephen G. Barkley M’75+

Rebecca Swartley-Barrow+

Lydia C. Boileau

Thomas P. Carr

Bonnie E. Childs+

Dorothy Demmer

Geraldine E. Dilts+

Terrence P. Dougherty M’81

Kathleen M. Duhoski

Lynne A. Erbrick Bustos M’86+

Rick C. Erdman

Joseph H. Fish

Diane Flagler

Dr. Kathleen M. Foster+#

Alan S. Frick~

Jane Gardsy Huber M’74+

Peter J. Gasper

William J. Gershey M’72

Jane R. Gillman M’76+

Glenn G. Gottshalk+

Janet E. Hagenauer+

Dorothy J. Hughes+

John K. Joseph

Judith M. Lee~

Bob Lester

Beverly M. Macek

Richard L. Marchetti+

Louis M. Margotta+~

Patricia L. Martinelli

Mary E. McFarland+~

Tom A. Petro+

Ronald D. Sandt+

Jimmie J. Schaeffer+

Carol A. Schantz

Nannette S. Scheuch+

Elaine L. Seaman

Jack W. Shoemaker M’74

Sharon A. Silvent Mooney M’02+

Gene S. Tempesta+

Jessie C. Walsh+

Kristine K. Way

John F. Westlake

Patricia L. Wincek+

Michael L. Yeager+

John D. Yuhas M’82+

Class of 1973

Carolyn E. Braun

Marie E. Byrne+

Jeanne C. Chambers+

Michael S. Dobil

Sharyne M. Donfield

Ross M. Edwards, Jr.+

Susan L. Elliott+

Mary M. Ferraro M’92

Kathleen J. Field+

David A. Fritz

Margaret Fritz

Elizabeth L. Goll+~

Deborah J. Gottshalk+

Stevens A. Hess

Bruce A. Hewett+

Karen L. Hornberger, C.P.A.

Renny Hunt+

Lynn A. Kachelries

Deborah L. Kintner Bryan+

Lianne F. Kriner

Hank C. Kunkel+

Sandra A. Lammey+

Susan B. Lyle

Rosanne M. Manmiller+

Anthony B. Martinelli

Joseph P. McCloskey

Pamela J. McCutcheon

Charles W. McGarvey M’80+

George E. Meyers

Ellen Morrissey

Kevin W. Morrissey+

Clayton W. Myers, Jr.+

Linda O. O’Neill

Joyce W. Piedmont+

William J. Pietraface M’73+

Michele S. Reese

William H. Reesman+

Charmaine A. Reider+

Robert M. Richey

Charlie A. Sandora

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Greg G. Skotnicki

Anne M. Slifer

Frank L. Snyder, Jr.+

John M. Stivala

Carol A. Stokes

Colleen A. Stone

Barbara A. Swinski

John H. Thomas+

Francis B. Tone

Robert P. Torpey

Samuel L. Turns, Jr.+

James D. Tust+

Ingrid F. Unternahrer

Cynthia L. Wagner+

William C. Webster M’73+

Betty K. Wells+

William M. Wells+

Connie Westlake

Elizabeth E. Wilson+

Pamela F. Wilson

Charles P. Wolbers

Carole H. Yezefski+

Sharon DeLesio Zegalia M’73+

Class of 1974

A Grateful Alumni+

Sharon A. Archer+

Jack Banks+

Debra E. Barhight+

Barbara J. Beaman+

Corinne G. Belanger

David J. Berezovske

Marsha R. Bidoglio+~

Margaret Boineau

Charles D. Bowen M’80

Benny L. Brasby

Loren Brink

Michael J. Buck+

Therese M. Buksar

Maryann Capwell

Amy C. Cellini

Doris B. Chase+

Ronald J. Chipriano

Anita M. Cipollini

Robert F. Cormack

Andrea L. Stock+

Bettyann Creighton+~

Bonnita L. Csencsits+

Lidarae Davenport*~

Doris A. Ditzler

Roger W. Dontonville

Lee B. Fahnestock

James Falcone

Karen Shamro Falcone

Doreen A. Fazzi+~

Salvatore Ferraro

Kyra Fetchina Nightingale+

Thomas A. Garber+

continued from page 33

Dean A. Gardner

Mary P. Gardner M’77

Joanne P. Gillespie+

Donald R. Guenther

Karen R. Hartranft

Donald M. Heil

John K. Helgesen+

Elizabeth L. Herritt

Susan J. Hibbs M’74+

Frank E. Johnson+

Kenneth E. Jones+

Linda L. Keglovits M’81

Lynn J. Koenig

Bruce J. Leib

Susan K. Leiby+

Cheryl M. MacDade+

Donald A. Martin

David E. McCartney

Catherine McDonald

John A. Merlo

Thaddeus M. Midas+

Carol E. Miller M’91+~

David R. Mirra

Dennis L. Mohn

Kathryn G. Mohn

Michael J. Molendini+

William C. Navarre, Jr.~

Lynette S. Ott

Nancy M. Pietraface+

Judith C. Ptak

Susan Purrazzella Eberz

Christopher L. Ransel+

Judith M. Ross

Katherine M. Rottenberg

Robert C. Rutt

Sherry A. Salway Black+

Mary Louise Scarf+

Bonnie S. Senkow+~

Cynthia M. Shultz+

W. George Shultz+

Linda A. Silbernagel

John C. Smith ‘74 M’84~

Louise C. Solliday+

David J. Stoss+

Deborah A. Streicher

Michael S. Sugra, Sr.+~

Kay E. Tust+

Aloysius P. Urban+

George T. Vance, Jr.+

Mary A. Vance+

Nancy L. Weaver M’78+#

Michael A. Weber

Timothy M. Weisse

Carol Ann Welliver+

J. Scott Willoth~

Leslie L. Wilson+

Robert E. Wilson

Lynda M. Wolfe+

Colleen R. Woods+

Charlene M. Wriston+

Suzanne E. Yoder+

Karen E. Zingermann

Class of 1975

Julie A. Bannan

Jerry D. Battenfield+

Robert B. Boileau

Daniel V. Bonavita M’83+

Roseann M. Brutico

Franklin L. Christman+

Diane M. Colgan

Edwin G. Crane

Mark E. Davenport~

Cheryl L. Dempsey+

Diane J. DeSol+

Laura J. Dietrich ‘81+

Denise Anne DiGiorgio+

Betsy Umstead Doherty

Cheryl A. Edwards+

Elizabeth A. Egner+

Michelle J. Farrell+

Kenneth H. Forbes M’77

Janine M. Forrest

Sharon A. Forte+

Raymond A. Gallagher, Jr.+

Stephen Gambino~

Wayne H. Hackbarth

John N. Heck III

Robert E. Henning

Beth D. Hinkle+

Debra L. Huber~

William R. Jones M’75

Marianne L. Karwacki+

Thomas D. Kearney

Clare M. Kelly+

Nancy C. Kremm+

Hali M. Kuntz+

Deborah L. Laskowski+

Douglas R. Logan

Robert F. Meighan+

Karen E. Musselman+

Carol M. Myers+

Frank T. Newby+

Richard G. Nicolais

Linda S. Peppelman

Lee E. Popiak+

Deborah S. Porter

Michelle J. Raber-Gass

Debra G. Saffos

Fred P. Schneck

Stanley D. Scioscia+

Douglas J. Sheaffer~

Barbara A. Shinskie

W. Scott Simons+

Judith L. Stivala+

Janet K. Stoltenborg

Anthony R. Tellez

Allen B. Turner II+

Bernard J. Ulincy

Howard B. White

Robert H. Willever+

Class of 1976

Beverly E. Brown Hershey

Eva N. Butler

James A. Cantafio+

Janice M. Chipriano

Kevin I. Cleary

Nicholas A. DiGregory+~

Joyce M. Donohue+

Anthony L. Drago, Ed.D.+#~

Jeffrey K. Fellin+

Joseph B. Fite III

Jane E. Freund

David A. Hair M’84+~

Rod A. Harter

Virginia A. Hecksher

Charles E. Kagel M’86~

Deborah Kapelan+

Louis C. Kotzman M’83

Judith A. Leiding M’86+

Barbara Marr

Karen M. McFadden Shier+

Paula R. McKeeman Marshall

Robert P. McNulty+

Maury J. Molin+

Patricia A. Morris M’76 M’89+

Gary J. Murdock

John E. O’Gara+

Gary S. Olson

Stephen M. Reese, Sr.

Mary Kopacz Richelmi+

Richard G. Rose

Raymond C. Smith+

William R. Smithson II+~

Michael E. Stambaugh+

Barry R. Thomas

Deborah A. Trubela

Dennis L. Vavra~

Albert A. Yannelli, Jr.

Forrest A. Young

Class of 1977

Cheryl D. Back

William J. Birks, Jr.

Frank M. Chisdock+

Christine Dean Clements+

Louis A. Collins+

William C. Cuff~

Conrad B. Decker+

Patrick J. Diskin+

Patricia M. Fernbaugh+

Moira A. Hair+~

Wayne M. Haluska

Mary J. Harkins+

Peter M. Heesen M’87+

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Stephen C. Herd

Robert E. Hodor+

Sally Jeffries

Theodore T. Jeffries

David A. Kagel

Gary A. Kessel+~

Salvatore R. Lancia

Carl-Eric B. Larson M’98

Denise Currier Lewis

Bernard F. McGorry

Robert L. Metzger, Jr.

Susan M. Metzger

Joseph S. Micsko, Sr.+

Lori M. Miller-Weinstein+

Deborah A. O’Gara+

Daniel J. O’Neill

Peter J. Radocha~

Kathleen M. Rice+

Joseph J. Ritinski

Walter P. Rogers III+

Mary Kay Tempesta+

Francine K. Urban+

Sheri Voorhees

Anne M. Wenninger

James J. Wills

Class of 1978

Anonymous

Patricia A. Branson

Terri L. Brescancine~

Robert J. Bydlon

Wesley J. Csop+

Mariann T. Emmi+

Pamela M. Evans M’85+

Patricia S. Fishler M’84+

Sharon D. Fritchman+

Dennis Gorman+

Kevin L. Hatcher M’98+

Valerie K. Haverty+

Louis H. Kneeshaw

Susan W. Krumrine

Mary C. Liptak

Candace D. Mazur M’78+

Mary Anne McBride

Robert A. Meli+~

Lorraine R. Mollo M’82

Robin L. Olivetti+~

Stephen L. Olivetti+~

Audrey M. Orr

Thomas J. Palubinski+

Drew F. Pearsall

Thomas C. Powers

Lois B. Rawson+

Patricia M. Rutt M’80

Nan L. Ryder+

Bonnie S. Scott

Michael J. Shamp

Suzanne Soulier

continued from page 34

Damian J. Spilman+

Harold G. Strunk II+

Peter J. Swisher

J. Michael Terwilliger+#~

James M. Trusa

Ronald J. Vitkun

Mary Ellen Whitney

Bonnie Yannelli, BSN

Class of 1979

George G. Badame+

Winston J. Banks+

Nancy A. Berezovske+

Diane E. Bleam

Karen K. Collins+

Elizabeth A. Cooper

Janice E. DeMarco

John D. Detzi+~

Joseph D. Detzi+

Philip S. Falkowski+

Sandra G. Fellin M’84

Lawrence C. Ferguson+

Elizabeth A. Gettings

Ellen Y. Grill

Barbara E. Hendrickson

Edward C. Hinkle+

Eileen P. Kaiser+

Carol Jean Kenney

Roy P. Kleshefsky

Jeffrey J. Land+

Thomas C. Larsen+

Lynn A. Lasser*

Esther J. Mummert

James H. Neill+

Michael T. Perruso+~

Barbarann Probst

Karen D. Schiavone+

Robert A. Seagraves

Catherine C. Sheaffer~

Victoria L. Sheridan+

Linda A. Sisto M’83

Annette Villani

Thomas E. Wolff+

Elaine F. Woolf M’79+

Pamela M. Zbylicki+~

Class of 1980

Carol A. Baker M’90+

Pamela J. Beehler M’80+

Diane J. Brunner~

David A. Bubak+

Karen S. Cauffman

Jeffrey A. Deffinbaugh+

Roger L. DeLarco

MaryEllen Dickey+

Jean L. Harris+

Michael P. Hronich+

Russell F. Jones

David J. Kovacs

Scott L. Krauss

Caroline A. Kuchinski M’84#~

Helen M. Lancia M’80

Pamela D. Longacre M’84+

David W. Mahon, Jr.

Gregory Marshall

Robert L. McBride

Mary A. Nemes+

Joseph T. Nowakowski

Susan P. Nye M’80+

Dawn A. O’Harra+

Deanne G. Patrick M’86+

John J. Quinlan

Dennis J. Reinhard+

William M. Ritinski

Rosann Rookey M’80+

Kathleen E. Shermetta+~

Gregory E. Shoemaker M’93+

Mary Beth E. Staropoli

David A. Super

James R. Vargo+

James D. Villani

Robin M. Walker M’91~

Daryl E. Walmer+

Donna M. Bonavita Zaugg+

John R. Zehren

Class of 1981

Lori K. Bergen+~

Dale A. Blum+~

Brenda A. Brodt~

Timothy J. Brown

Jack R. Brunner~

Laura F. Canfield

Dane C. Cochran+

June Collins Brittingham

John P. Davoli ‘82

Brian B. Donahue

Kathleen Behr Dopkin

Joanne Finkbeiner+

Phillip L. Gingery+

Katherine R. Harney+

Sharon T. Hawkins

Eileen B. Kampf+

Kirk D. Kandel

Debra G. Kessel+~

Kevin M. Kuchinski~

William A. Leneweaver+

Robert A. Marro#

William R. McFadden

Frederick D. Mease M’81

James T. Meier+

John H. Morana, Jr.

Bernard J. Povanda

James J. Prudente+~

Mari A. Prudente+~

David M. Sanko+

Mary Ann Schellinger+

Judith B. Schilling+

Lauretta A. Shoemaker+

Christopher W. Spilman M’89+

Jerome M. Testa+

Alexander J. Todoroff

Richard J. Torbik

Janet B. Trate+

Kathryn A. Triwahjudi M’81+

Carol Flamini Vogt M’84

Pamela J. Wataha M’88+

Eric S. Wetzel+

F. Gary Wikander M’81

Patricia Wootten Leary+

Raymond J. Yakavonis M’88

Class of 1982

John W. Barnshaw III+

Dee M. Bernhardt+

Kathleen M. Blum+~

Tony F. Casciano

Sean C. Connors

Beth K. Davoli

Merrill E. Dickinson, Jr.

Catherine A. Girandola M’00~

Ann E. Gladfelter McGinnis+

Nancy M. Harner+

John D. Himelrick+

Sandra K. Hogue+

Wendy A. Jankoski+

Matthew F. Krzysik+

Karl F. Kunkel

Anthony D. Mahon+

Brian J. Marshall+~

Mary B. Martin M’92

Sue A. McCleaf+

R. Sam Niedbala+

Nanette K. Romagnoli+~

John F. “Jack” Shaughnessy+

Michelle L. Sniscak+

William J. Timlin M’89+

Antonia C. Woody M’85

Joseph D. Zaun+

Class of 1983

Amy S. Agnesini+

Constance J. Borges~

Charlotte E. Currie

Elaine M. Dickinson

Sharon M. DiRienzo

Peter A. Ellis

Joseph R. Farnham

George R. Fields

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Martha A. Flynn

Robert B. Hoffman, Jr.

Darlene E. Kergick+

Lynn J. Kerin+

Donna M. LaRizzio+

Linda L. Niedbala+

Christopher R. Paradysz

Thomas R. Rutters

Edward W. Schlechter

Maureen Shields M’85

Kathleen A. Socha

Craig M. Summers M’88+

Deborah L. Townsend

Harold T. Weiss+

William E. Zimmermann+

Class of 1984

Brian K. Boyd+

William E. Campbell

Mark J. Clements+

Audrey L. Cotnoir+

David J. Cotnoir+

Venessa A. Fanning+

Thomas J. Grayuski+

Jayne E. Highsmith

Robert J. Klepadlo M’91

Jaclyn M. Lomer+

Candace M. MacIntire

Jeffrey R. Mallas M’84

Craig J. McGowan

Ellen Marie Meli+~

Patricia Berzowski Patitz+

Alison J. Pittis M’84+

Jeffrey M. Robertson

Robin L. Robertson

Ernest J. Siegrist M’89

Rita M. Sponenburg+

James A. Viola

Rory J. Yanchek+

Class of 1985

Karen D. Boyd+

Arthur P. Boyle

Michael V. Burger M’85+

Pamela A. Decker M’85+

Philip S. Fisher, Jr.+

Amy J. Hafsrud

Mary Waters Hoffman

Robert L. Hollenbach+

Donald E. Jones, Jr.+

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Dennis R. Kergick+^

Harry C. Kiedaisch

Jeffrey W. Kraus

Shari D. Leichter+

Laura M. Mason-Caiazzo M’89~

James R. Moyer

Melissa D. Neves

Debra A. Schroeder M’89+

Susan Z. Shebelsky+~

Tammy L. Tombs DelRosario

James H. Walsh

Eric E. Wyatt+

Class of 1986

Jeffrey P. Appel M’86 M’87

Michael F. Augustin+

Leonard F. Beenick+

James J. Cope

Deborah A. Fattori+

Christopher J. Fazio

Sean M. Fitzgerald

Robert A. Flowers II+

Joseph M. Garzio

Lisa Hadden+

Raymond L. Hamlin+

Lois A. Hampshire+

Amy L. Kaplan

Sharon S. Laverdure M’86+

Fred W. Miller+

Janet F. Mishkin M’86+

John C. Parkinson+

Koren L. Plata+

James F. Riley III

Brian S. Sneddon+

Richard Taylor M’86+

Gail A. Urland+~

Marianne D. Walsh

Diane R. Williams M’93

Jeffrey I. Wilson M’92+#

Kelly L. Wilson

Bonita A. Wyatt+

Class of 1987 Anonymous

Tina M. Abel+

Cedric D. Bullock, Esq.

Anthony J. Carrell

Paul J. Kranz III

Regina M. Kraus

Elaine K. Makosky+#

John N. Mesko

James E. Miller+

Margaret R. Radocha~

Robert J. Rajkowski

Lisa A. Sneddon+

Darryl W. Tluczek

Michael J. Yanders

Class of 1988

Lisa M. Boccabella

Georgeann G. DiGiovanni M’95+

Jacqueline A. Durney+

Kelly A. Filchner

Joyce A. Ford

Christopher A. Gerhard M’07+

David W. Jacoby

Tracy A. Jones M’90

Wendy L. Kiedaisch

Joseph J. Koch M’88+~

Jeanne M. Martin+

Donna M. McClain+

Garry A. McFarland+~

Susan J. Fisher

Sandra K. Miller M’88+#~

Stephanie J. Miller+

Keith M. Reed

Thomas C. Vara

Charles E. Wilson

Lynn M. Wuestner

Class of 1989

Dr. Terry R. Barry M’99~

Gerald W. Beaver+

Britt J. Carpenter

Charles A. Cornish

Michele M. Fisher

Patrick Hanlon+

Paul M. Johnson

Donna L. Long

Susan K. Mouris+

Tina L. Nixon+

G. Dan Pahls~

Jennifer A. Pecherek+

Renee A. Pope

Dana E. Rasp

Jodi S. Reed

Robert R. Sauerwine

Janice C. Scherer+

Jill A. Takacs~

David J. Thomas, Jr.

Ken T. Wilson M’92

Class of 1990

Lori J. Barry~

Stephen P. Baumbach+

Sharon L. Baxter

Beth Ann G. Bunting

Suzanne A. Chludzinski+

Ellen A. Compell

Joseph N. Darling

Lisa J. English+

Larry A. Helwig+

Cynthia D. Hickox

Alisa R. Hobart+

Kimberly A. Kenney

Scott M. Klinedinst

Janine Kubasko-Starinsky+

Michele A. LaBarre

Charles P. McGuire

Julie A. McKeon

Carolyn M. Pizzella+

Ann M. Popp+

Timothy A. Watkins+

Erica R. Weissing Logar

Carol S. Wieboldt M’90+

Jean A. Yetter

Ling Fang Zhen M’90

Class of 1991

Wei Chen M’91+

Matthew S. Ciampa

Christopher J. Compell M’93

Patricia A. Crespo

Aimee D. Ellison

Susan E. Fenning

Keith C. Fisher+

Karen J. Gaita M’99#~

Carol B. Hall M’91+~

June E. Hercek

Lingyi Huang M’91

Thomas R. Koetzner

Brooke K. Langan M’96#

Patrick J. McHugh

Frank McLaughlin

Mark A. Ostir

David A. Parfitt#

Kathleen J. Pinkow

Jeffrey R. Rasp

Dawn A. Sconzo

Kimberly A. Scorese+

Maureen A. Siebold M’91+

Wynelle F. Voorhees

Julie L. Weiss+

Edward R. Zellner+

Sheila P. Zeman

Class of 1992

Ricardo Alvarez, Jr.

Jennifer L. Barteck

A. W. Bunting

Steven T. Carr

JoAnne E. DeStefon

Glen E. Duncan+

Eileen M. Early

Nadeen A. Edwards M’92

Matthew S. Fox

James O. Isom, Jr.

Lora H. Marzuoli M’92+

Carol V. McGotty

Kathleen H. McHugh

Megan McLaughlin

Richard C. Piepszak

Alissa R. Reinhardt-Swasey

Linda M. Rice

Alyson Richardson+

Elaine Romito+

Flavia Sampaio

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Russell R. Scorese+

Shelley A. Speirs+#

Kevin E. Vrabel

Class of 1993

Anonymous

Alice J. Ackerman

Doug C. Arena

Amy Ruth M. BussmannSchickling+

Jay W. Callaghan+

Francis S. Claps M’93+

Kelly P. Cockshaw

Scott D. DeStefon

John M. Galada, Jr.

Stacy L. Jarka

Daniel J. Keefer+

Stephen C. Miller

Richard D. Morgan+

Mary Frances Postupack M’93+#

Alena M. Ridgeway

C. Frederico Sampaio

Henry R. Sands+

Lynn L. Sands+

Joseph S. Simoes

Lynn M. Stattel+

Denise L. Straub M’00+

Gregory M. Tymon M’95 M’01+

Robert W. Wieboldt M’93+

Sally A. Yorke-Viney M’93+#

David S. Zettlemoyer

Class of 1994

Gayland Aston M’01+

Janine L. Austin M’94

Donajean R. Belcher+

Holly A. Casstevens+

Jason J. Cortazzo

Gina L. DiBenedetto+

Michael H. DiLeva

Eileen D. Durkin M’94+

Joseph O. Gagnon IV+

Lucia D. Gagnon+

Michelle L. Hahn+

Eugene T. Jarka~

Douglas S. Leonzi+

Rebecca L. Long

Kelly L. McKenzie M’94+#~

Marguerita A. McLaughlinSchlink

Edward L. Myers M’95+

Jessica A. Myers+

Jacqueline R. Parfitt

Lisa M. Pellegrino M’02

Kristina M. Pennypacker

Fred J. Pikula

Joseph E. Repasky+

Renard M. Sacco M’94

Jody W. Sleppy

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Roger C. Straub+

Class of 1995

Angelo F. Borzio, Jr. M’02+

Carol E. Deane-Gardner M’95

Lucille J. DiRenzo M’95

Daniel N. Dizio

James G. Franklin

Mark Gerchman#

David M. Hahn+

Kristi A. Hujik

Daniel S. Huntsberger

Carol J. Kagel~

Kathleen F. Murphy Kirkwood+

Michael A. Pellegrino

Charles F. Prutzman M’95+

Anastasia M. Przybylski

Robert A. Stelma+

Brent I. Voynar M’97+

Chad A. Witmer M’98+#

Class of 1996

Patrick D. Birns M’04

Jessica L. Clare+

Brian C. Davis

Sandra M. Detzi M’96+~

Sharon Fretz Koestler

Steven C. Hynes+

Marguerite A. Lawrence+

Michael P. Orleski M’99+

Lori A. Pio Jacques M’00

Jerry A. Preston

Gerard D. Rozea M’97+#

Donna J. Salch#~

Raphael M. Saler

Ronald W. Saunders

Maureen G. Seidel M’96+

James R. Shoopack M’03

Jeneen M. Sperratore Callahan

Michael C. Sprunk

Judith E. Trancucci M’01

Class of 1997

Bryan D. Bendowski

Gregory O. Brown M’97

Vaughn Cobb

Spiri L. Diamantis

Christopher J. Dockx

Richard T. Grab M’00+

Timothy P. Green

Danica (Marsh) Hartenfels+

Lisa M. Havran+

Justin L. Howard M’07

Janice M. Jackman M’97+

Beverly B. Keur

Roberta J. Long+~

Michael D. Mancuso+

Heidi L. McGinley

Keith A. Schlegel

Steven E. Shive M’97#

John E. Stroffolino+

Michael W. Wallick

Evan P. Williams M’97

Orlando L. Williams

Class of 1998

Deborah S. Allen

Gregory Altmajer

Annamarie J. Bauer

Michael Bidwell ‘06

Marc A. Bonanni M’98+

John J. Chynoweth

Michael S. Clancy+

Carolyn M. Cobb M’04

Lora J. Hartman

Jennifer L. Hynes M’98+

Donita M. Makin M’98+

Mark L. Malfara

Shannon E. Mullican

Damian J. Poalucci+

Deborah A. Pride

Judith Quinti+

Keith Wiercinski

Class of 1999

Patricia A. Burnett+

Toni I. Bush M’02

Michael K. Feniger+

Michelle G. Geiger Brown

Jill K. Heiser M’01+

David J. Hubler

Michael P. Kuchar

Rosann M. Merrifield+

Bob D. Orazem+

Scott D. Ripley

Kerri A. Ruck M’06+

Craig Vondercrone+

Class of 2000

Kimberly N. Bidwell

Christopher Bush

Ryan W. de France

Frances E. Derhammer M’00+

Jeremy D. Granger+

Heidi L. Hinkle+

Michelle A. Keating-Sibel

Maureen Kehoe M’00+

Paul W. Kurzenknabe

Kevin A. Nagle M’04

Michael D. Rhine+

Linda Dunkelberger-Riedmiller

Heather M. Schenkel+

Adam S. Stauffer M’02+

Fred A. Vogel

Jason E. Zinn+

Class of 2001

Jeffrey S. Drusda

Quanette A. Ford

Michele M. Gresh

Margaret L. Hooper+

Kelly M. Koch M’05

Michael A. Koch M’05

Pamella R. Neidermyer+

Richard M. Neidermyer+

Elizabeth M. O’Brien+

Angela M. O’Hara+

Luis A. Ortiz

Brian J. Trentowski

Katie V. Trentowski

Stephanie S. Waters

Carole L. Zieger M’01

Class of 2002

Michael J. Bilby

Karen Davila-Davis M’02

Robert T. Dulin+

Richard Hromoko

Meghan E. Krech

Christopher A. MacIsaac M’03+

Brian T. Marshall~

Brian E. Miller M’07+

Kenneth G. Miller

Dana L. Pinckney

Joanna L. Shook M’02

Brandon R. Smith

Michelle M. Yurko+

Cindy L. Zimmermann+

Lesley Zinn+

Class of 2003

Michael R. Badway M’05+

Dustin N. Barno+

Joseph J. Bartoletti M’03

Melissa L. Beaver+

Jessica W. Curtis

Joe T. Ferry+

Alfredo E. Garcia+

Jo Ann Gitto M’06

Edward H. Griffin

James V. Guiducci M’03+

Joseph C. Guziewicz M’03+

Georgine K. Hottle

Justin J. Kondikoff+

Matthew R. Miltenberger M’04#

Timothy J. Potopa M’03+

Jessica S. Santiago

Corey J. Wimmer+

Jason A. Wimmer+

Class of 2004

Kristina L. Garzio+

John R. Jeffries M’08+

Gregory J. Knowlden M’04+#

Barry S. Krammes M’24+

Jeanne Kron M’04+

Jody R. LaVerdure

Shawn N. Munford M’04+#

Steven P. O’Hara M’04+

Carol R. Owens+~

Robin Schneider+

Alice Hartinger Shelly M’05

Victoria R. Hoch

Class of 2005

Kari L. Badway+

James Brophy M’05+

Timothy B. Daniels M’07+

Romaine M. Drake

Tanya M. Durkay-Witmer+

Elizabeth A. Dwyer M’05

Danny H. Gale, Jr.+

Tawny Jackson

Andrew C. Marsteller+

Matthew J. Parrello+

Matthew J. Rapa

Joseph M. Schifano

Timothy J. Strenfel+

Todd M. Urland+~

Class of 2006

Zachary S. Baltz M’14+

James P. Cullen

Erin M. Delregno Evans+

Stephen M. Kuchera M’08

Derek R. Lucas

Naveen Mohiuddin

Gregory J. Munch+

Melissa C. Owens M’11

Caroline E. Potts M’06+

Stephanie A. Squires

Ashlee R. Terwilliger+

Brian T. Violante

Mary M. Winkler+

Class of 2007

Anonymous

David C. Bernauer+

Joseph A. DeLuise

Malcolm Huggins M’08+

Allison R. Kuchera M’09

Jerome J. Langan

Brandon J. Lawrence

Anna Mack

Joseph S. Malatesta M’07

Michael C. Motsko

Adrian Neves+

Caitlin L. Ord ‘07 M’08+#

Mr. Kenneth W Parrish+^

John J. Pekarovsky III+

Justin T. Potts M’07+

Justin C. Scott M’08

Ryan M. Swan

Michael “Jimmy” J. Terwilliger+#

Zachary M. Toomey+

Kaitlin E. Anders M’09+

Class of 2008

Nina J. Atanesian+#

Jason C. Colletti+

Ashley L. Constable

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Daniel M. Crozier

Lianna DeSantis+#

Jayson C. Frank

Lindsay C. Lotier

Zachary J. McDowell+

Tanya M. Miltenberger

Samantha K. Frick M’16

David M. Pacchioni M’14+

Virginia W. Sacchi M’08+

Domineque F. Scott M’09

Gloria M. Shane

Kyle D. Sheaffer M’21

Travis S. Sperone

Thomas J. Sugden

Goldie P. Tiu Lawrence

Joshua A. Wentz

Christine P. Wiercinski

W. Michael V. Wiggins

Sami Lynn A. Amico

Class of 2009

David J. Biever+

Theodore T. Harkness

Maryanne L. Magda-Kash#

Clint R. Long

Patrick R. Myers

Mary Beth Pacchioni+

Anthony J. Prudente+

Timothy F. Roken

Rebecca L. Salabsky+

Jeffrey D. Shrive+

Drew M. Stem

Class of 2010

Megan Aston

Samantha L. Broxterman

Jeffrey W. Buck+

Shane M. Burrows

Kenneth Cardullo

Matthew J. Daube

Joseph N. Delchop+

Ryan T. Hines

Erin N. Huck+

Andrew J. Kalahanis

Michael C. Kane

Drew B. Miller

Laurie S. Schaller+#~

Kenneth M. Serfass

Class of 2011

Anonymous#

Trina M. Carito Collins

Sean P. Fourney

Sean A. Frazier

Jay C. Garrels M’11+

Ryan D. Novitsky

Christian J. Saveri

Marlea G. Whitmore

Class of 2012

Tioga B. Anderson#

John A. Aruta M’13+

Colleen E. Baltz M’14+

Garrett J. Bateman

Kristine P. Bush

James Gonzalez

Daniel K. Johnson+

Maureen A. Ordnung

Seve A. Rivers ‘13

Brandon W. Snyder M’13+#

Michelle L. Wynne M’24

Class of 2013

Ryan W. Beck

Joseph J. Ferrese

Lyesha J. Fleming#^

Kimberly Lawson

Jessica L. Ras

Derek C. Schaller+

Matt A. Tholis M’14+

John A. Turella

Class of 2014

Tyler J. Day M’20

Liana J. Ercan-Ulinski+

Theresa Horn+

Steven M. Jones+

Stephen S. Kozak

Colleen Murphy

Joshua J. Przywara+

Meredith J. Sauers+

Luis M. Thomas

Bryan S. Thomson

Tara E. Vecchio-Freeman

Brandon E. Younkin

Class of 2015

Diana I. Badillo#

Allison L. Bean

Jamie L. Borger+

Tina M. Hennessey+

Drew M. Hercik

Muhamadou L. Kaba M’19+

Kevin S. Novak+

Connor M. Saker#

Matthew B. Tobin

Cadia J. Woods-Ballantyne

Class of 2016

John K. Armbrust

Sarah DiGregory

Matthew J. Festa

Scott R. Gallup, Jr.+#^

Evan A. Griswold M’16+

Jessica A. Maxwell+

Timothy N. Ngoge

Amanda J. Reed

Sean A. Roth+

Anthony V. Ruiz, Esq.+

Michelle T. Ruiz+

Robin Stevenson+

Alexander J. Zubko+

Class of 2017

Danielle G. Dungee+

Richard A. Ruck +#

Kelley A. Santarsiero+

Derrick L. Smith

Brandie M. Tartza+

Class of 2018

Daniel J. Buccino

Christian A. Bukowski M’20+

Halle N. Frisco+

Jennifer S. Jordan

Morgan A. Koerber M’22+

Nicholas G. Musa M’21

Emily E. Peer M’23+

Christian J. Rishel

Joseph J. Ruggiero+

Class of 2019

Nicholas J. Giordano+

Anthony J. Guarino+

Sean Hanna

Levi C. Murphy

Jake Rayner

Elizabeth A. Reeves+^

Michael J. Sulcoski

Class of 2020

Joseph T. Baran, Jr.

Nancy K. Boyer+

Brooke B. Capolupo

Michele Connors M’20+

Jamal J. Cooley

Kristopher Gelsinger+

Megan R. Illes M’21+

Joseph D. Paolini M’21

Amanda C. Parrish+

Christina J. Steffy M’20

Class of 2021

Marcy L. Cetnar M’25#~

Shannon E. Dent M’23

Casey P. Ellis

Nathan J. Fiala M’23+

Tyler Guidos+

Leigh Ann Jenkins M’23

Anton M. Lysell

Jada L. Martin

Caitlin A. Nicholls M’23

Brandon Teel ’21

Class of 2022

Khristy A. Almonte M’25

Dylan J. Lynch

Koodsha M. Manjaro+

Darleen R. Mostellar~

Johnpaul P. Nolan M’24+#

Sean A. Roberts

Katherine D. Santoro+

Rachel V. Seiverd M’24

ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Connor J. Takacs

Justin L. Tumulty

Luke A. Valdevit M’25

Magdelynn M. Wigoda^

Class of 2023

Jermaine D. Dyson^

James P. Feeney+

Timothy J. Haverstick M’25+

Eric Krzyzaniak

Madison R. Malay^

Gianna J. Mattia

Helen P. Mcentire+

Eric D. Rigg+

Camden J. Shaffer+

Alexis J Wright^

Class of 2024

Maria B. Albarracin

Nickolina M. Annelli

Chrystiana N. Brettle+^

Kaitlin Diaz

Mary Rose Fitzsimmons

Samantha A. Garcia

Jack M. Gensemer

Kaitlyn E. Gonzalez

Jameson L. Kernaghan

Tessa J. Liskosky

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Alivia A. Lugin

William M. Mattei^

Jonathan E. Mercurio

Emily J. Mitarotonda

Taylor Rinehimer

Ayanny S. Rodriguez

Zachary M. Sabol

Sean Solomon+^

Alyssa J. Takacs+^

Olivia A. Wenrich

Allan Williams

Class of 2025

Toluwani A. Abbas

Nisha T. Awuah

Sarah Belo

Grace M. Boburka

Elyssa D. Camacho

Nicole P. Carlo

Anthony A. Chrobak

Matthew C. Conklin

Erin M. Cook

Mackenzie A. Craven

Alyssa Cruz

Madison C. Cullen

Sydney E. Currie

Ryan W. Ditty

Shannon R. Edelman

Bryanna R. Ensley

Samantha L. Fleitman

Naihomy T. Garcia

Frances Gourdet

Jackson N. Greco

Lara Hanna

Matthew S. Heisler

Alaina E. Humphrey

Emily S. Johnson

Carolina M. Kaczmarek

Brady R. Kiehl

Emily R. Klein

Jake Kradenski

Abbie L. Landrum

Madison P. Marhefka

Brandy L. Martinez

Katherine M. Martinez

Vivian Martinez

Joshua C. Meshach

Taylor L. Moser

Shayla M. Moyer

Jocelyn M. Mull^

Erin C. Murphy

Jordyn M. Noa

Ryan J. Norton

Caden H. Parker

Paola Perez Plaza

INDIVIDUALS, NON-ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Recognizing non-alumni individuals who have made a contribution during fiscal year 2024-2025.

Anonymous#

Anonymous+#~

Anonymous^

Anonymous+

Anonymous (2)

Dustin Abbate

Steve Abert

Mervin Abrams

Tom Adams

Adrienne Agresti

Dominic Albanese~

Chaise P. Albus^

Jacqueline Albus

Todd Aldinger

Adrian R. Aleman, Jr.^

Mary B. Allen+#

Nicole Amendola

Margaret Anderson

Nathan Anderson

Neil O. Anderson#

Evin Anglace

Chester Anuszewski

John W. Appel+

John L. Arluna

John R. Armitage, Jr.

Susan F. Armitage

Prafulla Arvind

Ronald Atanesian

Annette Atkinson

David Augustus

Nicoletta Austin

Enoe Ayala

Brittney P. Baber^

Bryan Baber

John C. Bacolo III^

Herbert K. Baker+

Lenny Baker

Tracine Baker+

Beverly J. Bakke

Marcia R. Balester+

Margaret J. Ball+#

Anthonette T. Bantamoi^

Tim Baranek

Miguel V. Barbosa#

Cara Barnes

Janice Bartolucci

Tracy Baublitz

Robert J. Bauman

David A. Bean+

Brenda Beck

John C. Becker

Anne Bedser

John M. Beehler+

Nurun N. Begum, Ph.D.+#

Alexander T. Behr+

Kathleen C. Behr+

Todd A. Behr+#

Kristen Beifus

David Belfield

Frances Belle

Sherry Ben

Blake D. Bender~

Donna B. Bender~

John J. Bendik#

Francine K. Benitz

Stacey Bennett

William Bennett

James K. Bergen+

Max T. Bergen+

Jeremy Piatkiewicz

Isabella N. Rincon

Melissa C. Ritchie+#

Jack A. Rothenhausler~

Vincent Rotondo

Amy L. Ruiz

Carolin D. Rusell Dezala

Aaron N. Sanchez

Angel J. Sanchez

Rachael Sereno

Kristian P. Sprankle

Kristyn J. Stanek

Amanda M. Strand

Emily D. Thran

Austin W. Tipping

George D. Tirado

Emily A. Torres

Morgan A. Veltri

Abigail C. Weirich

Riley J. Wert

Tanya S. Williams

Patrick Yoder

Michael Zisa

Unlisted Class Year

Rachael K. Carr^

Robert T. Hartman

Margaret Hartmann

David L. Slifer

Sam M. Bergen

Thomas Bergen

Jackie Bertocchi

Brandi Berwager

Maria Best

Patrick J. Best

Robert Best

Louise Beyer

Gregory T. Bickle

Chris Bigoss

Jamie L. Bisbing+#^

James Boburka+

Robert Bocchino

Cynthia L. Boddie-Willis, M.D.+

David A. Bonenberger

Kevin Bonner

Mary Bonner+

Neil A. Bonner+

Jason Bootie

Melody Border

Raymond J. Borkowski~

Joy G. Borrero

INDIVIDUALS, NON-ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Donald R. Bortz+#

Richard Boyer+

Jennifer Boyle~

Lisa Bracken

Brian Bradley

Keisha M. Brady^

Marissa E. A. Brady^

Omarri Braham

Tracey Brandstatter

Terrie Brannock

Amy Brayford

Barry Brescancine~

Hugh J. Breslin

Shelby Brett

Patrick Briegel

Johansel Brito Sanchez^

Susan Bronski

Lauren Bross

William Broun+#

Erin Brown

Glendaliz Brown

Mary Brown

Matthew Brown

Nancie A. Brungard

Alma Bryant

Elton Bryant

Karl Bryant

Robyn Bryant

Karen C. Bryant-Morrison

Bob Bryfogle

Donna R. Bulzoni+#

Vincent Bulzoni+

Jamie M. Burch

Amanda Burden

Joanne C. Burke

William F. Burke

Cabrina A. Burnette^

Marty Burns

Kellie Anne D. Button^

Carolyn A. Buzzard+

Colleen Bynum

Enrique Caceres

George A. Calaba

Allyson Calhoun-Provenzano

Christina Callison

Susan Camerlengo

Patricia A. Caminiti

Elzar Camper, Jr.#~

Diana Capo

Adrianna Caraballo

Olivia M. Carducci, Ph.D.+#

Diane A. Carlin+#

Michael A. Carmella+~

Susan Carney

Richard J. Carr+~

Ed Carson

Barbara Cartagena

Whitney E. Casella

Lucas Castillo

Janette R. Castro#^

Joseph Cavanaugh~

Jay Celaschi

Ruth Chamberlain

Heather L. Chambers

Rebecca Chando

Beverlyn Chapple

Tahir Chaudhry+~

Jennifer Chedester

Rebecca Chedester

Sarah Chedester

Jennie Cheyne

Richard Chinapoo~

Joel Chisholm

Marie Chismar

Dee J. Chmiel

Mark D. Chobany

Stephanie Cielski

Evan W. Clark^

Liz Clark

Michael H. Clements+

Robert K. Clothier+~

Patricia Colangelo

Richard G. Colangelo

Tracie Colangelo

Sharisse J. Coles^

Jaden A. Collins^

Donald Conklin+

Kimberly Conklin+

Philip B. Conlin, Jr.+

Theodore G. Cook

Joseph Cooper

Ryan Cosgrove

Christopher W. Costa^

Kody T. Cotrufello

Kyle A. Cotrufello

Lisa Cox

Benjamin Coyle^

Barbara Cramer+

William B. Cramer, Esq.+

Paul B. Creamer#

Joe Crecca

John T. Crestwell

Bryan M. Crist

Colleen R. Cunningham

Edward C. Cunningham

Dawn Currie ~

Quentin P. Currie#

Robert Cvetan

Robert C. Dailey+~

Mary Daley~

Douglas L. Dalrymple+

Christopher D‘Amico

Elizabeth Darby

Debra Daszkiewicz

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Daniel Daum

Tracy Davenport

Beth E. D’Aversa

Caroline David#

Brent Davis

Keith Davis

Melissa M. Davis+#

Michael Davis

Shala E. Davis+#

Mark W. Deane

Jacob DeBoer

Debby Decarlo

Anthony J. DeFazio+~

John W. DeFazio~

Karen Defrees

Jayleen DeJesus^

Nicole DeJesus

Eileen C. Delaney

Claudia Demaris

Jeanette DeMito

Kim Denlinger

Nick Dennis

Paula Dente

Linda L. DeRenzis-Sutton+

Allison Derickson

Jay Derickson

Scott DeSantis

Timothy D. DeSchriver, Ph.D.+

Katherine Devine

Mallory Devine

Mark Devine

Natalie Devine

Paul Devine

John T. DeVivo+

Meagan DeWan#

Ryan J. Dewees^

Gail V. DeWitt~

Kevin J. Dickey+

Anthony Dietrick

Timothy T. Dietrick

Dominic L. DiFusco+

Mark Digennaro

Roseann Dillman

Susan Dillmuth-Miller+#

Theresa DiMaio

Susan Dinger

Caroline M. DiPipi-Hoy+#

Gabriella DiRino

Mark Dodel

Amelia Dodson^

Christopher Domanski#

Amelia Dombal

Marie M. Donaghay+#

Donna Donaghy

Frank Donohue

Denny C. Douds+#

Judith G. Douds+

Matthew J. Downes

Mel Downes

Ellen S. Drago+~

Charles Draidfort

Julie Drochek

Chad Droege

Marjie Droege

Terry Droege

Danielle Drummond

Colleen Dudzinski

Gerald F. Durkin, Jr.+

Gregory B. Dwyer#

Cole A. Dymek^

Erica J. Dymond+#

Robert F. Early

William Edminster

Kaela Edwards

Jeremy Eggleston

Hilary Eigenrauch

Madison R. Eigenrauch^

Matt Eisenhard

Marilyn D. Eitreim

Tarik El-Bassiouni

Johan L. Eliasson+#

Ralph Elick#

Canarissa Elliott

Melissa L. Ellis^

James D. Ellison

Gretchen Engleman

Tim Engleman

Donna Engler

Frank A. Epifano+

Renee Epifano+

Lauren Erdman

Tyler Espey

Lara Esquilin

Nicole Estep

Scott Fabian

Lisa M. Falkenstein

Payton M. Falkenstein^

Dom Falleni

Thomas Falleni

Coster Family

Aliyah A. Famodu^

James D. Farmer~

Romario Farrell

Darlene D. Farris-LaBar+#

Peter Favini+

Jane Feldman

Susan Fine~

Brendan S. Finn^

Paul Fiset

Debra A. Fish+~

James C. Fish+~

Laurence Fishler

Ruth A. Fite

Robert P. Fleischman, Ed.D.+

INDIVIDUALS, NON-ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Avery Fletcher

Madisen P. Fletcher^

Bill Flooks

Mike Flooks

Kellie G. Fluck^

Sheila Fogel

Amy Foster

Nicholas Fountoulakis

Patrick Fowler

Shawn Frame

Diana Francella

Salvatore L. Franchino

Christopher T. Fredericks^

Maurice J. Freedman+

Jodie Frey

Timothy Frey~

Joan Frick~

Daniel Friend, Sr.

David M. Fritz

Debra A. Fritz

Lois Fryslin

Laura Fuentes+#

Clifford H. Funk+~

Alison L. Furman+

Josep Lluis Galan Santacana

Aina Galan

Stephanie R. Gale+

Kim Galie~

Darlene J. Gallagher+

Maureen A. Gallagher

Shawn Gallagher

Kathleen F. Gambino~

Wilson Gant

Danielle Garcia

Maria Garubba

Jason Garver

Victoria Garwood

Lori Garzelloni

Robert A. Garzio~

Francisca L. Gavilanes#~

James Gaymon~

Nick Gdowik^

Andrew A. Gentile

Nicholas J. Gentile

Paula Gentit

Bryan Gentzel

Joseph A. Germani

Joseph P. Germani

Justin P. Germani+#

Randolph Gess

James E. Gilbert#

Bryson Gilchrist^

Sophia L. Gillette

Colin Gipe

Kathleen Gipe

Denise Giunta

Steven P. Gobel

Sherri L. Gockley

Curt Goldacker

Jonathan A. Goldner, D.O.+

Benjamin Goldstein

Michael Gombita#

Elizabeth G. Goodling#

Sarah J. Goodrich+#

Gwendolyn Gordon

John Gorham~

Tracey Gorham

Gary M. Gorman

Andrew J. Gormley^

Deborah Grace+~

Miles W. Graff

Danielle Graffeo

Patricia Graham+#

Frank M. Granata

Bailey N. Grassmann^

Jennifer Grayauskie

Joanne Grayauskie

Danielle Grayuski

Daniel Graziano

Melissa R. Graziano^

Rich Grebb

Bonnie A. Green+#

Nancy J. Greenawalt+#

William P. Gregg

Janet Gregor

John C. Gregory, Jr.+

Susan E. Grice

LeAnn N. Grier^

Christine Griffin

Jordan Griffith

Maddin E. Grow^

William G. Gruenewald

Nieves Gruneiro-Roadcap#

Robert S. Gurmankin, D.M.D.+

Lucas Haan+

Matt Haas

Troy Haas#

James A. Hall+~

Jennifer Hallman

Jennifer Hamada

Brad R. Hamilton

Eric Handelman

Allen Handwerk

Diane I. Hapke#^

Jeffrey W. Hardy, Ph.D.#

Katie Harford

Diane Haring

Tammy Haring

Patrick Harley

Kim Harnett

Robert Harnett

Edward F. Harpel#~

Arlene N. Harper~

James D. Harper~

continued from page 40

Fenton Harpster+

Brian T. Harrison

Kelly Harrison#~

Walter Harrison~

Jeremy Hartenfels+

Randall R. Hartinger~

James T. Hartman

Gregory T. Harvey

Paul C. Hashagen

Crystal Hassler

David Haverstick+

Sarah Hayes

William Hayth~

Douglas Heard

Nasir A. Heard^

Natalya Heard

Kristin Hedgelon

Emilie C. Heesen+

MaryAnne Heeter+

Ryan Heimbach

Terry G. Heiser+~

Wayne Heller#

Audrey J. Henderson+

Alex Henery

Edward V. Henning+

Dee Henrysen

Leo Henrysen

Maria F. Heredia Rojas^

Leslie H. Heredia^

The Herits Family

Christine Hernandez

Griselda Hernandez

Robin Hersha

Leo Hertling#

Mark Heuckroth

Rachel Heuckroth

Nancy Hieber

Thomas Higgins

Carol A. Hill

Sue Hiller

Cindy L. Hinkle+

Eric Hirsh

Michelle Hochstetler

Donna L. Hodge#

Sandra J. Hoeffner+

Alfred Hofer

Nelson E. Hoff~

Jean Hoffman

Georgette Hofmeister

Michael Hogan

Rachel Holcomb

Jaclyn Hollander

James L. Hollar+~

Linda J. Horvath+

Jeffrey P. Hotz+#

Michelle Houser

Ray Howard

Robert Howes

Shixiong Hu, Ph.D.+#

Jay E. Huffman+

Gail A. Huggins~

Jeannette R. Huggins~

Bryan E. Hughes+

Edward V. Hughes

Nicole Hunsberger

Timothy J. Hunsberger

Lorna J. Hunter#

Ray Hutchison

Jerry Iannuzzo+

Linda E. Illes+~

Dave Ingram

David C. Ingram

Malcolm S. Ingram+

Laurence H. Israel+

Adam Jablonski

Maggie Jablonski

Jamal Jackson

Mark K. Jackson^

Jamie Jacobs

Paul G. Jacobs+~

Bernadette James

Ryan J. James

Steven A. Janicek+~

Joshua T. Jasionowicz^

Ann Jennings

Leon S. John, Jr.+

Luciana John+

Damion Johnson

John Johnson

Michael Johnson

Sterling Johnson+

Scott Jones+

Christian X. Jordan^

Anne-Marie Junker~

Michael Junker

Carmen R. Kahiu~

Jill Kane

Kathryn Kane

Sandra M. Kane+

Nina Karabinos

Donald F. Karasack

Karen Kassouf

Kristen Kassouf

Andie Katz

Stuart C. Katz+

Pennie Kearns+

Jennifer A. Keat#

Jane Keenan

Laura Keenan

Marisa Keenan

Mellissa Keenoy

Katherine A. Keinath

Jonathan P. Keiter#

James Kelleher

INDIVIDUALS, NON-ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Sandra Kelley+#~

Bruce A. Kelly

Robert D. Kelly+

Jean G. Kennedy+

Roberta L. Keppel+#

Lloyd D. Kern+

Kim Kernaghan

John W. Kerns+~

Greg Kessel

Laura Kieselbach#

Su Jin S. Kim Yoon

Edward C. Kimes+~

Joseph Kircher

Thomas D. Kirkwood+

Semih Kiyma

Bruno S. Klaus#

Dolores Klink+~

Deborah A. Koch+~

Wendy H. Koch+

John F. Kochmansky+#

Garnet Kokoscenski

Eric Kolar

Stephen Kolcun+#

EllaMae Koliyah

Ian Kornbluth

Martin Kornbluth+

Shelly Kornbluth+

Tammy Kovach

Angela Koval

Mark Kozak+

Kate Krammes+

John W. Kraybill-Greggo, Ph.D.+#

Amy Kresley

Marsha Kringe

William Krouse

Robert Krupp

Sally Kuhns

Jay D. Kule

Barry C. Kwasny+~

Dave Lach

Vicki Lachman

Clifford Lake

Joseph F. Lalli+~

Michael Lamendola

Monica Lancit

Sarah Landrum

April Langella

John Lasala, Jr.

Beth Laubach

Judith Lawes

Anthony S. Lawrence^

Brian Lawrence

Olive S. Learn+

Penny Leavitt-Misura

Cathy Lederman

Daneen L. S. Lee

Barbara K. Leeper

James H. Leiding+#

Angelika Leitner~

Caitlin Leitner-Flynn

Clare M. Lenhart#

Gerald Leonard

Cyvi Levin

Bill Lewis

Kelly R. Lewis

Mairenui Lewis~

Debra A. Lick

Ryan Lindenmuth

Charles A. Lingenfelter+~

Cortney G. Lloyd

LeeAnn Lloyd

Jason Lodato

Christopher Logan

Peter J. Lombardi

Rose London

Evelyn Long+

Kenneth Long+#

Ryan Long

Richard C. Longlott

Lindsay M. Lord#^

Gary Loupassakis

Paul Lowry~

Kewanna Lucas

Sabrina Lucas

Michelle Luckey

Maryann Lugo+#~

Barry Lynch

Christopher B. Lynch

Tatiana Lyons

Heath Macaluso

Christian P. Maccarrone^

Kenneth E. Maclary+

Maureen E. Madden

Robert Madsen

Lisa Maiolatesi

John B. Makar+~

Kayleigh Makaritis

David Makarsky

Clarissa Maldonado#

Kirstin Maloney

Patricia Malvin

Jennifer Mancuso+

Maureen Manion

Joseph Manley

Kevin Manley

Michael Manley

Anne Manning

Kristen Manning

Harold Maracle

Michele L. Maracle

Marc Marrone+~

Duane E. Marsh+~

Kara Marshall~

Sherry L. Marshall+~

Stacey Marshall+#

Diane Marsich

Bonnie Martin

Catherine Martin

Ryan Martin

Vertel T. Martin

Ilene Martines-Polonia

Amie Mason^

Francis J. Mason+~

Glenn Master

Tracy Matteo

James Matthewd

Danielle Matthews

David Mazure+#

Lakeem I. Mcaliley^

Jessica McBride

Andrea M. McClanahan+#

Anthony McComas

Suzanne F. McCool+

Kristen M. McCracken (Ricci)

Michelle McCray

Lisa M. McDonnell+~

Shawn P. McDonnell

William F. McDonnell+~

Mary McDonough

Marissa R. McDougall^

Patricia McEnery

Lorin McFarlane

James E. McGarrity

David C. McGeary

Kaitlyn McGeary^

Nicole McGeary

Jeffrey A. McGeehin

Adam McGlynn+#

Ryan D. McKeon

Michael P. McLaughlin

Ryan McMahon

Francis D. McMenamin

George M. McNally

Melissa McNealy

Marcus D. McNeill^

Peter McQuaid

Noemi Medina

Shane Meisner

Adam J. Mengel#

Mark Mengel

Gregory J. Menio, M.D.

Sonja Menton Urrico+

Gary J. Mercandante

John N. Mercurio

Everett Merrill

Joseph Mesko

Donald R. Metzgar+~

Mary C. Meyer~

Scott J. Meyer~

Ann Micir

Debra A. Miele

Joseph L. Miele#

Lucille S. Mikaelian

Phyllis M. Milder

Amanda Miles

Alyssa Miller

Angela Miller

Charlene Miller+

Clavertis D. Miller+

George J. Miller+~

Laurie Miller

Phyllis Miller+

Rory Mingin

Christine Mockenhaupt

Jane Moenga

Max Mohler

Jake Monaghan

Valmyra Moore

Nancy Mora

Elba Morales

Hiram Morales

Joshua E. Morales

Julie Moreland

Tina Morello

Albert A. Morton^

Walter Morton

Beth Moses

Robert M. Moses+#

Nancy S. Mosteller#

William A. Mosteller#

James E. Moyer+

Robert Moyer

Richard Muller

Clarence J. Murphy*#

Khalaya L. Murray^

Alfred K. Myers+~

Jodi Myers

Kelley D. Napoli

Christian J. Napolitano^

Rachael Nauman

Rose Marie Nausedas

Karen O. Navarre

Sue Neal

Pattabiraman Neelakantan+#

Karin Neiswender

Sarah Neumen

Gail Nevins+

Damion S. Newton

Jaden N. Newton^

Robert Nicholoff

Lily Nicolay

Nevio Nicolich

Christina Nielsen~

Kurt R. Nielsen~

Anibal A. Nieves+#

Bryan Niles

Kathleen M. Nistad-Schwarz^

Margaret L. Norwood

continued on page 42

INDIVIDUALS, NON-ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Elizabeth Nova

Sally Nowlan

Joshua L. Nydick^

Mark Oakley

Stephen O’Brien

Susan H. Odessky

Jim Offutt

Danielle Ofri~

Ciara L. Ohl^

Diana Olsen

Jennifer R. Olson

David Omilanowicz

Sasiya Omilanowicz

Teresita Orama

Hedy Orodenker+~

Jerry Orodenker+~

Victoria O’Rourke

Kathleen A. Ortenzi

Thomas A. Ortenzi

Olivia Osmanaj#

Carol A. Oswald~

Cyndi Ott

James Owens+~

Ryan M. Oxenford

Joni M. Oye-Benintende+#

John Pacifico

Ava G. Palermo^

Deborah Palochik

John Palochik

Lisa Palochik~

Lori K. Palubinski+

Joanne Palumbo

Steven Paolini~

Angela Paradysz

Richard J. Parico

Kathleen Parker

Paula M. Parker-Fordyce+

Edwin A. Pashinski~

John W. Pauciulo

Tammy Pavlinsky

Kristan Pearson#

David Pellegrino

Elyssa T. Pemu^

Malissa A. Penna~

Sophie Peranich

Marissa L. Perez^

Jeannette M. Pergam, M.D.

Kathy J. Perrine+#

Diane Peters

Mark J. Peters+

Michael Peters

Nina F. Peterson

Thomas Peterson

Virginia Peterson

Joseph T. Petro

Anthony T. Petrock~^

Roy Pfleger II

Colby Phillips

TeriLynn Phillips

Dennis L. Pierce^

Jada Pierce

James A. Pitts

Lisa S. Pizzuto

Scott Platt

Maxine Pleasant

Derek Plonka

Amy S. Poalucci+

Jay Polonia

Kenneth Polonia

Stephanie Poltrack

Joann M. Ponterio

Thomas M. Pooley

Cheryl Portee

Kenneth Potter

Anita Powell

Brian E. Powell

James Pratt

Vicki Pratt

Lisa Pratt-Sanchez

Joseph G. Price, Esq.+

Tammy Price

Deborah E. Prince, Ph.D.+#

Thomas Pritchard+

Tarah Probst

Peter E. Pruim+#

Wendy Pulaski

Samuel E. Quainoo, Ph.D.+#

William Rader

Maribeth Rafter

Patricia A. Ransel+

Balakrishna R. Rao#

Ann Rapoch Super

Nia Rashad

Ella R. Rau^

Elisabeth Raub

Clifford Rawls

Jack Raymond~

Lea Raymond~

Courtney Razon

Nicholas Recchia

Kimberly Reed

Lauren R. Reed^

Trish Reed

Connor R. Reilly^

Kathleen Reilly

Kayla L. Reinert^

Thomas Reisinger^

Gretchen Rejrat^

Vera D. Renshof^

Sheryl Repischak

Susan H. Reuter~

J. Reyes

Jeannine Reynolds

Deborah Reynolds

James R. Reynolds

Laura Reynolds

Mark Reynolds

Tracy Reynolds~

Jay Rhoads

Suzanne Rhoads

Jason R. Ricci

Barbara A. Richardson~

Elizabeth Richardson#

Jesse P. Richardson~

Charles E. Riechers

Donald L. Rigg

Renee Rinaldi

Christian Rishel

Charles P. Ritchie+

Deb Ritz

Priscilla Ro

Marshall Roberts

Marsha Robinson

Mary A. Robinson

Susan C. Robinson+

Kyle Rodgers

Pamela J. Rodgers+

James D. Rodisch

Nancy G. Rogers+

Crystal Roney

Joseph Rosa, Jr.

Daniel J. Rosengrant

Michelle Rosenkoff

Robert C. Ross~

Sarah Ross#

Zuhal N. Rostamali^

Kelly Roth

Robert Roth

Robert Rothrock

William J. Rowe

Laurie Rozea+

Barth Rubin

Michael Rubino

Mike Rucker

Reese Ruggiero^

Thomas D. Russell

Jennifer Rutecki

James C. Rutherford, Sr.~

Danielle Ruttman

Joseph J. Ruvane

Michael Rymar

Kathleen Sacco

Anuradha Sachdev#

Ranjan Sachdev

Steven Sacks~

Kathleen Saggio

Richard K. Salch#~

Dieter Salemann

Dawn Sampson

Carmen T. Sanchez

Richard D. Santoro+#

Elizabeth Santos

Tiana G. Savino^

Gabriel J. Scala~

Dr. Gina R. Scala#~

Evelyn Scalera

Kathleen R. Schaeffer

Joan B. Schliewenz#

Gus Schmader

Todd Schmerler

Brian K. Schmick

Ian Schneider+

Nathan Schooley~

Roger Schore

Judy Schuchman+

Paul Schuchman+

Maryanne M. Schumm#

Walter J. Schupp~

Catherine Schuster

Daniel Schuster

John Schwartz

Linda S. Schwartz

Jeff Schweinfurth

Tyrek Scipio^

Angela Sebastianelli+

Ernest J. Sebastianelli+

Erika Semmel

Angelo R. Senese, Sr.+#~

Suzanne W. Senese+~

Richard Seubert

Michael Sharp

Sally Sheaffer

Robert A. Shebelsky+~ Scott Shebelsky

Brigid Shehan^

Eli Shirk

Richard C. Shoopack+~ Donald Shrum

Lisa Shucker

Elaine M. Shuey+#

Stephen Sibel

Ingrid M. Sidlosky#

William M. Sidlosky#

Kelly Simonetti

Joyce L. Simpson#

Kara Simpson

Neal H. Simpson#

Raymond Simpson, Jr.+~

John J. Siptroth+

Ronda Sisilli

Hannah R. Skelly^

Mark Slavin

Susan S. Sleichter~

Deirdre Smestad

Scott Smickley

Aliya Smith

Alycia R. Smith^

Daniel L. Smith^

INDIVIDUALS, NON-ALUMNI HONOR ROLL

Deirdre Smith~

Elizabeth L. Smith+#

Eurlinda Smith

Jamila Smith

Jennie M. Smith#

Kevin Smith

Kwanza S. Smith^

Mark Smith

Nathanya Smith

Nicole Smith

Phyllis Smith

Robert E. Smith, Jr.#

Russell Smith

Allen G. Snook, Jr.#

Brandi Snyder

George L. Snyder~

Steven Snyder~

Raya Soberal

Beth R. Sockman+#

Justine Sokol Salvo

Cedric Solice

Santiago Solis+#

Carolyn I. Solliday

Andrew G. Soltes, Sr.+~

Mary Ann Soltes+~

Stephen M. Somers+

Janine Sopko

Cory Sorokach

Alicia D. Soto

Joseph R. Soto

Anthony Spangler

Mark Spence

Lawrence Squeri+#

Linda J. Squeri+#

Sandie Srth

Peter Y. Stanislavsky^

Lee R. Stanziale^

Steven A. Starkes

Erin Stauffer+

Ami Stelma

Carol D. Stem~

Keith L. Stem

Lauren Stemler#

Raymond C. Stern+~

Lou Ann Sterner

Jennifer Stites~

Ida Stockman

Kylie Stradley

Lindsay Stramara

Brian Street#

Georgia Strunk

Allen L. Stuart, Jr.~

Joseph E. Sucher

Jennifer Suiters

Christopher J. Sweeney, Sr.

Ian Swisher

Traci Swisher

Suzanne Sykes

Jeffrey Szczecina

James M. Takacs~

Abby E. Tate#

Thomas J. Tauer+#

Laura Tavella~

Frankie Taveras

Albert E. Taylor III+

Joe Tedesco

Guy W. Tench, Jr.

Louis Terracio, Ph.D.+

Betty Terry

Kyle J. Terry

Ashlee Terwiliger

Kim M. Terwilliger+~

Matthew Thanakit

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June L. Thorpe

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Bernard M. Toth

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James M. Vallandingham

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Ruth K. Velarde^

Mike Ventola

Pamela Villeda

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Craig Wade

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Helen Walsh

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Dawn Warren

Craig Wasem

Mary Wasem

Christine Washington

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Cassandra Wiggins

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Steven Williams

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Kenneth Williamson

Vivian Wills

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2025–2026 BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Executive Committee

Anthony V. Ruiz ’16 Esq. Chair

Rory Yanchek ’84, Vice Chair

Alfredo Garcia ’03 Treasurer

Robert Moses

Secretary

Board Members

Glenn W. Clark ’74

ESU Alumni Association Liaison

Anthony L. Drago ’76

Faculty Liaison

George Fields, Jr. ’83

Sean A. Frazier ’11

Wendy Jankoski ’82

Douglas Leonzi ’94

Christopher R. Paradysz ’83

John J. Pekarovsky III ’07

Council of Trustees Liaison

Leslie L. Wilson ’74

Eric Wyatt ’85

Michelle Yurko ’02

Members Emeriti

William B. Cramer, Esq. 1987–2001 and 2014–2019

Rosemary Driebe Olofsson 1987–1999

Robert A. Shebelsky 2014–2022

Robert Willever 2014–2022

The ESU Foundation would like to thank past Board Chair MaryEllen Dickey ’80 who completed her term in fiscal year 2024–2025.

Your support creates life-changing opportunities for ESU students. Explore the many ways you can give to the ESU Foundation:

Visit www.esufoundation.org or 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.

WOMEN’S CROSS COUNTRY

WINS 1ST PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP,

QUALIFIES FOR NCAA’S FOR 2ND STRAIGHT YEAR; MEN REPEAT AS PSAC RUNNER-UP

The Warriors completed a historic season with their first-ever PSAC championship, finished second at the NCAA Atlantic Regionals for their best finish in that event, and competed at the NCAA Division II Championships for the second consecutive year and third time overall.

ESU and Edinboro tied with 77 points each at the PSAC Championships, with the Warriors prevailing with the tiebreaker when comparing each team’s top-five finishers against each other. Junior Payton Falkenstein was fourth, freshman Sarah Williams sixth and sophomore Riley Trentowski 14th to earn All-PSAC

first team honors, and junior Mia Sisilli and sophomore Kiera Wimbush were 26th and 27th for second team status.

Falkenstein and Williams finished fifth and ninth at the NCAA Regional, leading the runner-up Warriors to their best-ever finish. At the NCAA Championships at Wisconsin-Parkside, ESU was 32nd to match last year’s finish with an average time of 22:53.8. Fifth-year head coach Adam Mengel was named PSAC Coach of the Year.

ESU’s men finished second in the PSAC for the second straight year and fifth in the Atlantic Regional, improving from seventh the previous year and earning its first top-five finish since 2012. Seven Warriors earned All-PSAC honors and 10 finished in the top 50 at the PSAC Championships. Senior Landon Boyle placed 10th, senior Brian McGarrity was 13th and freshman Aiden Voth was 15th to earn first team All-PSAC. Second team runners were sophomore Andrew Tatesure in 18th, junior Ethan Holcomb 22nd, sophomore Joe Walker 25th and junior Bryce Keenoy 27th. Boyle and Tatesure were All-Region with their 24th and 25th-place finishes in the meet.

FIELD HOCKEY MAKES 10TH STRAIGHT NCAA APPEARANCE, SIMON AND KAUFMAN REPEAT AS ALL-AMERICA

ESU field hockey once again contended for both PSAC and national championships, going 16-4 and earned the second seed in the PSAC Tournament and fourth seed in the NCAA Division II Tournament. The Warriors were 16-2 in the regular season and have made the NCAA Tournament every season since 2015, winning national titles that year and in 2022.

ESU opened the season with a seven-game winning streak, then finished the regular season with nine consecutive wins, highlighted by a Homecoming

Weekend win over Shippensburg, 3-2. The Raiders entered the game No. 1 in DII and had won both meetings in 2024, but ESU came out on top and generated momentum going down the stretch. ESU fell to Shippensburg, the eventual PSAC and NCAA champions, in the PSAC semifinals. In the NCAA Tournament, the Warriors hosted West Chester in their fifth NCAA Tournament home game in program history, falling 2-0.

Senior Charlotte Simon led four players named All-America, earning first team honors. She was joined on the second team by senior Kerry Kaufman, senior Elaiana Rivera-Lagalla and junior Minke Klijn. Simon and Kaufman are the 20th and 21st Warriors to earn multiple All-America selections. Rivera-Lagalla and Klijn are both set to return for the 2026 season. On the All-PSAC team, Simon and Rivera-Lagalla were first team, Kaufman and Klijn were named second team, and seniors Emma Friend and Bella Viruet were on the third team. ESU’s six selections mark the 11th straight year with at least five All-PSAC honorees.

ESU’s first-ever PSAC champion women’s cross country team.

WOMEN’S VOLLEYBALL WINS 6TH PSAC CHAMPIONSHIP,

ALL-AMERICA ANNA COULTER CAPTURES 3RD PSAC EAST ATHLETE OF THE YEAR

ESU women’s volleyball earned its sixth PSAC championship and first since 2019, and notched its first NCAA Tournament win in program history, as part of a historic 27-6 season that included a 15-match winning streak and 13-1 PSAC East mark.

The Warriors won the PSAC title at Koehler Fieldhouse with a four-set win over Gannon. At the NCAA Atlantic Regional, they swept Charleston (W.V.) in the opening round before falling to IUP, who they beat in the PSAC semifinals, to conclude the year.

Senior middle blocker Anna Coulter rounded out her career with a remarkable season, becoming the first Warrior to earn three consecutive PSAC East Athlete of the Year honors, second to be named first team All-PSAC East in each of her four seasons, joining April Mellott (1999-2002), and was PSAC Tournament MVP. Coulter repeated as a D2CCA All-America first team selection and also garnered third team AVCA All-America honors. She was also the D2CCA Atlantic Region Player of the Year for the second straight year and was a three-time first team All-Region selection. In the record book she ranks third at ESU in kills (1,364), fourth in kills/set (3.22), first in attack percentage (.370), fifth in sets played (424), first in blocks (518), and second in blocks/set (1.22).

Freshman Marta Leeland joined Coulter on the All-PSAC East first team at libero. She led the PSAC in digs (600) and aces (55), and was fifth in the conference in digs per set (4.96). Fifth-year head coach Tricia Melfy was named the AVCA Atlantic Region Coach of the Year. She has guided ESU to the PSAC semifinals each season, with NCAA Tournament trips in 2021 and 2025.

The Warriors won the 6th PSAC women’s volleyball championship in school history on Nov. 22, 2025, at Koehler Fieldhouse. Anna Coulter earned three straight PSAC East Athlete of the Year awards and consecutive All-America honors in leading ESU to the 2025 PSAC championship.

ESU CONCLUDES FALL SEASON IN 2ND FOR PSAC’S DIXON TROPHY

Behind two conference championships in women’s cross country and women’s volleyball, ESU ranks second out of 17 programs in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference’s 2025-26 Dixon Trophy standings through the fall season.

FOOTBALL POSTS 8-3 SEASON LED BY QUINTOIS, BLOSE AND DINGLE

ESU secured its third straight season with at least eight wins for the first time since 2003-05 and had 13 All-PSAC East selections, second-most in the conference, to highlight the 2025 season on the gridiron.

Junior kicker Ty Quintois was named AFCA All-America second team, going 45for-46 on extra points and 8-for-13 on field goals for 69 points, and recording touchbacks on 27 of his 60 kickoffs. A two-time All-PSAC East first team selection, he is the third ESU kicker to earn AFCA All-America, joining Devin Barthlomew (2022) and Jordan Walters (2019), and 10th Warrior overall.

Junior defensive end Ashton Blose and redshirt junior safety Everette Dingle were named to the D2CCA Super Region 1 second team. Blose earned his first All-Region nod after leading the PSAC East with 8.5 sacks and 11.5 tackles for loss, and had 56 tackles, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. He joins recent ESU defensive linemen named All-Region in Deshawn McCarthy (2021) and Bryan Thomson (2012, 2014). Dingle had 55 tackles, two interceptions, a forced fumble and fumble recovery to repeat as an All-Region selection after

The Warriors compiled a 64-28-5 (.686 winning percentage) while earning 40 All-PSAC selections, 28 conference athletes of the week, and three major conference awards. The ESU women’s teams had the best fall average, while the men’s teams were fourth. The top three programs in the initial Dixon standings are all from the PSAC East – Kutztown, ESU and West Chester – going into the winter season.

earning first team recognition in 2024. He is the first ESU player to land on consecutive All-Region teams since All-America linebacker Matt Freed (200810). The Warriors had multiple All-Region selections for the first time since quarterback Matt Soltes and wide receiver Jon Schnaars in 2015.

First team All-PSAC East selections were Quintois, Blose, Dingle, sophomore wide receiver Jaylen Andrews (40 receptions, 623 yards, 5 TD), redshirt junior fullback Matt Frame (18 carries, 93 yards, 4 TD) and senior tight end Beau Heyser (19 catches, 286 yards, 2 TD). Second team selections were redshirt junior guard Pat Reynolds, graduate student tackle Guy Gilyard, redshirt sophomore return specialist Elijah Carroll, redshirt freshman defensive lineman Ryan Epps, redshirt junior defensive lineman Jake Williamson, redshirt senior cornerback Malachi Bowman, and redshirt sophomore punter Adam Noll.

All-America kicker Ty Quintois and All-Region defensive players Ashton Blose and Everette Dingle

STITES, RENNIE EARN PSAC EAST

MEN’S SOCCER AWARDS

Senior defender Hunter Stites was named PSAC East Defensive Player of the Year and midfielder Owen Rennie was named PSAC East Freshman of the Year in the conference’s end-of-season awards. Stites anchored an ESU defense that finished fourth in the PSAC in goals against per game (1.11, 20 in 18 games) and recorded seven shutouts. Rennie, a freshman from Bournemouth, England, led ESU in scoring with seven goals and four assists. Both were named to the D2CCA All-Atlantic Region team, with Rennie on the first team and Stites on the second team. Stites was also second team USC (coaches association) All-Region.

ESU finished 9-7-2 overall and 5-4-1 in divisional action. The Warriors had six All-PSAC East selections in total, with four on the first team in Stites, Rennie, senior midfielder Nathan Bradway and sophomore forward Jace Seara. Bradway earned his third career all-conference honor. Senior midfielder Ethan Flickinger,

WILEY NAMED ALL-PSAC EAST SECOND TEAM FOR WOMEN’S SOCCER

who scored two game-winning goals, and sophomore midfielder Drew

last year’s PSAC East Freshman of the Year, were

to the second team.

Sophomore midfielder Jade Wiley earned All-PSAC East second team honors after leading the Warriors’ offense, scoring six of the team’s 11 goals. She was second in the PSAC with five game-winning goals as the Warriors were 5-9-3 with three one-goal losses.

1975 AND 2005 FOOTBALL TEAMS RECOGNIZED FOR THEIR HISTORIC ACHIEVEMENTS

Warriors Football celebrated two championship teams on Aug. 1, 2025, at Camelback Resort in Tannersville, Pa. The 1975 and 2005 teams returned to the Poconos to remember two historic seasons and the Warriors who led the way. Pictured are members of the 1975 and 2005 team members who attended the celebration.

Photos by Susie Forrester

PSAC East Defensive Player of the Year Hunter Stites and Freshman of the Year Owen Rennie

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CLASS NOTES

DAVID M. SANKO ‘81 was inducted into the Marquis Who’s Who Biographical Registry, recognized for his extensive career in public service. Sanko serves as the executive director of the Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors (PSATS), where he leads initiatives to support local government officials. His career includes roles as chief operating officer for Bucks County, director of Pennsylvania Emergency Management, and chief of staff for both the PA Senate Majority Leader and Governor.

DR. PATRICE WEISS ’88 serves as both the chief medical officer and chief academic officer at Prisma Health in South Carolina. A graduate of ESU’s Biology and Pre-Med program, she has earned national recognition for her leadership and contributions to the healthcare field.

BRIAN STAHL ’95 started a new position as senior telecommunications engineer at the Massachusetts Trial Court in Massachusetts. An experienced IT professional, Stahl has built a career defined by strong troubleshooting skills, effective communication, and a collaborative mindset.

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TAMARA ‘TAMMY’ BARTOLET ’95 was recently promoted to assistant director of digital marketing at the Colorado School of Mines Foundation, where she plays a key support role in digital engagement. Her contributions to the field have earned significant recognition this past year. She received the Anthology Together Catalyst Award for Institutional Advancement, an international honor highlighting innovation and impact in higher education digital strategy. Within the Foundation, she was also presented with the Wagner Award, recognizing her leadership, teamwork, and dedication to advancing the Foundation’s mission.

DAVID MEIHOEFER ’98 has started a new position as senior national account manager at Azamara Cruises in Miami, Fla. With over 25 years of experience in the travel industry, Meihoefer has been fortunate to support his family through a rewarding career in the world of travel. His long-standing passion for the industry continues to shape his professional journey and impact.

BRIAN KOCH ’99 is the owner of Lombard House, a neighborhood bar in Portland, Oregon, known for its tap selection and strong sense of community. Lombard House was named Best Beer Bar in Oregon at the 2023 Oregon Beer Awards and has been featured in Sports Illustrated for its passionate fanbase. The bar serves as home to the “North Portland Bird Watchers Society” and is a wellloved refuge for Philadelphia Eagles fans and Philly expats living in the Pacific Northwest. Koch, a Glenside native, has built a space that celebrates both regional craft beer and East Coast sports culture in equal measure.

BRETT MARINELLI ’00 started a new position as sales at Associated Fire Protection in Paterson, N.J. An experienced salesperson with a strong background in the facilities services industry, Marinelli has developed expertise in Microsoft Word, Sales, Team Building, Management, and Leadership. His proven track record and professional drive continue to shape his success in the sales field.

KYLE KENNEDY ’02 started a new position as sales activations senior manager at Gozney in Salt Lake City, Utah. With over 20 years of experience in the outdoor industry, Kennedy has worked alongside fellow Commercial Recreation graduates in areas such as snowboard media, events production, and as a Director at Snowsports Industries America. His deep industry knowledge and passion for outdoor experiences continue to shape his impactful career.

JASON MADISON ’04 has been appointed president of the Youth Association of Pocono Mountains (YAPM), a volunteer leadership role dedicated to supporting youth development and community engagement in the Pocono region. He serves as an Enterprise Architect at Perficient.

CHRISTOPHER ENDERES ’05 started a new position as executive underwriter - Middle Market at Axon Underwriting Services, LLC in Morristown, N.J. With 20 years of experience in the insurance industry, Enderes is dedicated to building longlasting partnerships with broker partners and clients. His competitive drive to grow business organically while delivering excellent service continues to shape his professional journey and impact.

LIZ SAPUDAR ’11 serves as the academic success coach for the Rider University Athletics Department, where she supports student-athletes in their academic and personal development. After graduating, Sapudar earned her Master’s degree in Higher Education Counseling from Fairleigh Dickinson University. Known for her dedication and passion, she has made a lasting impact on countless students. One recent graduate shared, “Liz has set the bar and done more for myself and many other studentathletes than any other academic resource I have ever had. Her passion and persistence to see others succeed is contagious… With someone like that in your corner, you couldn’t let her down.”

ABBY CHIUMENTO ’17 started a new position as member support specialist in the Pennsylvania State Senate Republican Communications Department and formerly served as communications director to Sen. Elder Vogel, Jr.

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DR. ANNIE FAGAN ’18 is making significant contributions to healthcare at Prisma Health in South Carolina. A graduate of ESU’s Athletic Training program, she now works as a surgical athletic trainer alongside a University of South Carolina team physician.

CAITLYN CAPURSO ‘18 started a new position as senior social media manager at RQ, Los Angeles, Calif.

VINCENT GERVASI ’19 was recently promoted to senior ad operations associate at Gallery Media Group. Bringing strong expertise in digital advertising and operations, Gervasi is poised to make significant contributions to the company’s growth and success. In addition to his career milestone, Vincent and his family recently purchased a home in Maxwell, Texas, just south of Austin.

SHANIA KELLY ’19 holds dual roles as an outpatient therapist at Merakey in Pottsville, Pa, and operations officer at Along The Way in Souderton, Pa. She is licensed in the state of Pennsylvania and is actively working towards certification in EMDR as well as obtaining her LCSW license. Kelly’s dedication to mental health and professional growth continues to drive her impactful career.

SUSIE CHAMBERLAIN ’21 has built a successful career in youth development since graduating from ESU with a degree in Recreation Management. She served as camp director at two camps in the Pocono Mountains, where she expanded programs and created lasting impact for both campers and staff. Chamberlain now serves as the director of the Student Union at Reaching Out Now, a Virginiabased nonprofit dedicated to uplifting young people. In her role, she focuses on fostering confidence, leadership, and community engagement among the students she supports.

KAMYA EDMONDS ’22 started a new position as applied behavior analist at Hogan Learning Academy.

ANTONIO GARCIA ’24, joined the Pennsylvania Department of the Auditor General through the Intern to Hire program. He holds a bachelor’s degree in accounting and works as part of the team conducting performance audits.

BIRTHS

Derek Schaller ’13, Sarah Schaller and big brother Landon welcomed baby boy Sawyer Andrew Schaller on July 11, 2025. The family resides in Stroudsburg, Pa. Grandparents are John and Laurie ’10 Schaller and Andrew and Jill Weber.

ALUMNI

CATHERINE Y. ALBANESE ‘88

JOHN E. ANDREWS ‘57

JOSEPH W. BEAN ‘61

BRENDA E. BECKER ‘69

THERESE A. BECCONE ‘76

KENNETH M. BOUSHELL

JAMES T. BREECH ‘75

PHYLLIS CAPPARELLI ‘46

JEAN W. CONGREVE ‘71

R. MICHAEL CORRAO ‘80

WILLIAM H. CULLEN ‘77

PATRICIA A. DESMOND M’70

ANNA P. DRAGO ‘70

PAUL C. ENNICO ‘72

ROBERT R. EVANS ‘72

CAROL J. FARLEIGH ‘78

ROBERT E. FATZINGER ‘80

JOSEPH S. FOGLIO ‘79

SUSAN FORNACE ‘79

CHERYL L. GENTEEL ‘71

DEBORAH C. GIEMZA ‘91

KATHERINE M. GORMAN ‘43

BLAKE S. HADDON ‘18

WAYNE HOBBS ‘75 M’81

PEGGYANN HOFFMAN ‘74

P. STEVEN HOHENSTEIN ‘70

DAVID E. HYMES ‘85

DIANA M. JONES ‘93

WENDELL R. KAY ‘77

ROBERT A. KEARN ‘58

KEVIN B. KENNY ‘95

NAN B. KENT ‘66

GERALD D. KEYSER ‘59

MICHAEL D. KINTNER ‘67

BARRIE J. KINTNER ‘66

MYRNA S. KIRKHUFF ‘59

CHARLES A. KNIPE ‘74

RONALD R. KNORR ‘65

CYNTHIA A. KRAMER ‘88

FRANK B. KRESGE ‘70

PATRICIA A. KROUT’69

HELEN M. KUSHLA ‘69

SHANE J. LAMAS M’09

ARLEEN A. LAURENCE ‘71

MARY JO LAVALVA ‘74

DONALD R. LEWIS ‘54

JANET M. LUTZ ‘89

A. PATRICIA MAIORIELLO ‘70

TIMOTHY I. MARK ‘73

WILLIAM H. MILLER ‘71

MARK S. MILLER ‘74

BRIDGET A. MILLS ‘06

JEAN P. MORIN ‘61

CHRISTOPHER C. MURRAY ‘05

LESTER L. NAEGLE ‘67

DOUGLAS A. NEET ‘75

JACK S. NEWELL ‘56

LAUREL A. OGURKIS ‘63

BARBARA M. PAUL ‘61

JOHN J. PETRONIS ‘66

ARTHUR L. REENSTRA ‘90

JOAN R. REESE ‘78

ELAINA REWISKI ‘66

CAROLE L. RISH ‘61

RALPH D. ROMANO ‘88

KORIN L. ROSENKRANS ‘90

ALBERT M. SANDS ‘75

DIANNE SCHLACHTER ‘74

BRIAN A. SCHUMACHER ‘81

IRENE M. SHIMKUS ‘84

BARBARA A. SILFIES ‘70

PHILIP J. SIMON ‘65 M’73

LEONARD B. SMITH ‘73

RHYSOID A. SMITH ‘07

FRANCES E. SPRING ‘47

MILDRED K. STAUFFER ‘50

RICHARD A. STITZEL ‘66

JAMES E. TIERNAN ‘65

BRYAN C. TREUDE ‘96

ELIZABETH J. TURNER M’82

BERTHA J. PELKONEN ‘48

ALOYSIUS P. URBAN ‘74

JENNIFER L. VANDERWIELE ‘89

JEAN M. VANSCOY ‘77

KIMBER L. VOSBURG ‘92

PAMELA WALLACE

CHARLES T. WATAHOVICH ‘60

KENNETH S. WELGOSS ‘63

TIMOTHY J. WHITE ‘83

ANN I. YODER ‘60

FACULTY & STAFF

THOMAS DEPAOLO

EDWARD W. ROTH

LORRAINE SMITH

MARGOT W. VAGLIARDO

FRIENDS

LYNN P. BUSH

JOHN CORRIGAN

WILLIAM E. CUSTARD

LOUISE A. PRICE

In Memoriam reflects alumni, faculty, staff, students and friends who have passed away up to Dec. 22, 2025. The Alumni Herald strives to include verified deceased prior to print publication. For inclusions or questions, please call (570) 422-3332.

MEMORIAM

IN REMEMBRANCE

A Tribute to Dr. Mark Kilker, CRNP, Ed.D. Dean, College of Health Sciences, 2000-2013

The ESU community mourns the loss of nurse, educator, administrator and visionary leader Dr. Mark J. Kilker, 72, of Saylorsburg, Pa., who died on Feb. 15, 2025. Dr. Kilker earned his B.S.N. from Trenton State College, M.S.N. from the University of Pennsylvania (1980) and a Doctorate of Education in Nursing Administration from Teachers College, Columbia University (1994). Before earning his advanced degrees, Mark worked as a registered nurse at Pocono Hospital. In 1981, Dr. Kilker joined the nursing faculty at ESU and throughout this tenure earned the rank of associate professor. He served as the Nursing Department chair for 10 years and in 2000 assumed the role as Dean of the School of Health Sciences.

Dr. Kilker embodied the teaching-scholar. He understood, demonstrated and supported faculty in their varied roles at ESU and with his thoughtful leadership style moved the College of Health Sciences forward during challenging times. He championed academic excellence, supported innovative programs, and worked tirelessly to strengthen the Health Sciences community. Of particular note was his vision and efforts to build partnerships with Health Sciences programs in Puerto Rico and Taiwan. Mark was also responsible for planning and implementing the CHS simulation center and ensuring that the Masters in Public Health degree program was established as a part of the College. Dr. Kilker stood by his personal beliefs that “students are first.” His unwavering efforts with students and faculty to assure fairness, empathy and level-headed decision-making made Dr. Kilker a leader to be revered. Mark’s colleagues and students throughout the years valued his encouragement, kindness and genuine care. The College of Health Sciences is stronger today because of his leadership. His influence will continue to be felt in the lives and careers of all who were touched by his work. We are deeply grateful for Dean Kilker’s leadership and service to ESU and will remember him not only for what he accomplished but also for the way he led - with respect, humility and dedication.

Mark, the beloved husband of his wife Kathleen M. Kilker is also survived by daughters Meghan Mendez, Bridget Rybacki and son Mark Kilker. He was preceded in death by his daughter Colleen in 2002. Mark loved his grandchildren Luke, Julia, Jacob, Avery and Nathan, treasuring their time together.

Submitted by Dr. Laura Waters, RN

Associate Professor Department of Nursing

BERTHA PELKONEN ’48 OCTOBER 31, 2025

Bertha Julia (Tohkanen) Pelkonen had recently celebrated her 100th birthday on May 5, 2025. Born in Spencer, N.Y., Pelkonen attended Spencer Central High School then received her Bachelor of Science degree in physical education from East Stroudsburg State Teacher’s College in 1948. While at ESSTC, she participated in a variety of team sports including field hockey, basketball and gymnastics. She was later recognized in 1999 at her alma mater when she was inducted into the East Stroudsburg University Athletic Hall of Fame.

After graduating, Pelkonen taught in Oregon and in Palm Beach County, Fla. She founded, organized and mentored the Girls Athletic Association at Seacrest High which provided leadership and sport participation opportunities for high school girls prior to the implementation of Title IX.

Bertha married Edwin Pelkonen in 1959 and, following retirement in 1983, she and Eddie became involved members of the Lantana Lions Club, an international service organization, focusing on sight conservation, supporting programs for the visually impaired and community involvement. Bertha was recognized as a Melvin Jones Fellow, the highest recognition from Lions Clubs International, honoring individuals for their outstanding humanitarian service and dedication to the organization’s mission.

Pelkonen is survived by her daughter, Kristine Pelkonen Wilson and Michael Wilson (son-in-law) and two grandchildren, Kurt Wilson and Kara Wilson.

OCTOBER 21, 2025

Zachary Caflin, 23, of Bethlehem, Pa., was a student at ESU pursuing a degree in computer science. He founded the Tabletop Games Club on campus, where he could often be found playing Magic: The Gathering; a hobby he loved not only for the game itself, but for the friendships and community it created.

Born in Hollywood, Fla., on January 24, 2002, Caflin is the son of Christopher and Kelly (Harting) Caflin.

Outside the classroom, Zach found peace in nature and the mountains. He loved hiking, climbing, and exploring the beauty of the outdoors. His faith was an anchor in his life, and he was an active member of Grace Church, where he shared his time and heart in service to others.

He will be dearly missed by his loving wife, Sabrina; his parents, Christopher and Kelly Caflin; sisters, Zoe and Kira Caflin; maternal grandmother, Bette Maiatico and husband, Mike; paternal grandmother, Nancy Kranyecz and husband, Gary; and paternal grandfather, George Caflin, Jr. and wife, Connie.

ARTHUR MARK, ED.D. JULY 7, 2025

Dr. Arthur Mark, 95, was named emeritus professor of Teacher Education at ESU where he taught for two decades. His passion for education began as a social studies teacher in Greenwich, Conn., to headmaster of Long Ridge School in Stamford, Conn.

Following two years of study at Emerson College and a stint in the US Army and Army Reserves, Mark received a Bachelor of Science in Education from the University of Massachusetts, Boston, and a Master of Arts from Teachers College, Columbia University. He earned his doctorate from that same institution, publishing a dissertation on American individualism in education, pioneered by progressive educators in the early 20th century.

Mark was also an accomplished tenor, actor, and poet. He attended New England Conservatory of Music. He became an actor later in life studying in New York City, earning membership in the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (AFTRA), and Actors Equity.

During his tenure at ESU, Mark merged his twin passions of education and the arts. He was the founder of Business and Industry for the Arts in Education, a non-profit dedicated to making the arts central to education in schools. In 1975, he inspired the founding of the Pocono Arts Council which operated for close to 50 years.

Mark was married to Cecile Druss Mark for 65 years. She survives him, along with their daughters, Bonnie Eve Mark, Carolyn Mark and son-in-law William Charles Stone.

SHIRLEY (NEAS) MERRING ’57 JULY 16, 2025

Shirley A. Merring, 89, was a long-time member and supporter of the ESU Alumni Association. Merring was a graduate of Quakertown High School and of ESU where she exemplified leadership as the captain of the field hockey team. Her educational career spanned several years, during which she inspired countless students. Following her teaching career, she transitioned into real estate, becoming a respected realtor in her community. She worked at Water Gap Country Club for 20 years in various positions and was inducted into the PennridgeQuakertown Sports Hall of Fame in 2007. She was a member of Beta Sigma Phi International, a ladies’ cultural, social, and service organization since 1977, as well as various local real estate associations.

Merring is survived by her son, Mitchell “Mickey” Merring; daughter Michelle Merring Wilgus and her husband Mark; and sister Diane Ising and her husband Duane.

ZACHARY CAFLIN

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