The GēDUNK Summer 2014

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Summer 2014

Halls of Fame. Surviving are his

In Hudson, Ohio, where they lived

wife, Brigitte, three children,

for 21 years, she helped at-risk

grandchildren and a sister.

youth and supported parents and teachers. She loved to travel.

Joyce (LaZaro) Lewis ’64 died

Surviving are her husband, Michael

Dec. 11, 2013. She lived in

Kaluza ’67, three daughters, six

Lafayette, Ohio.

grandchildren and sister Beverly (Cameron ’64) Clayton.

Robert S. Rial ’64 died Aug. 12, 2013. He lived in California for

Douglas C. Chitester ’69 died

many years, then moved to central

March 31, 2014. He worked

Florida in 1998. Survivors include

as a chemical engineer for

his wife, Susan (Staplin ’66)

the Department of Energy for

Rial, two daughters, a sister and

more than 25 years. He lived in

grandchildren.

Pittsburgh and loved science and music. Survivors include three

James F. Rutherford ’64 died May

children, grandchildren and a

8, 2014. He lived in Washington,

brother.

D.C., and spent his entire career as a U.S. attorney for the Justice

Diane (Zimmerman) Trithart

Department. He was a longtime

’69 died May 4, 2012. She

member of the St. Andrews

ran a bed and breakfast near

Society. Survivors include brother

Custer, S.D. Earlier, she rose

David Rutherford ’71, a sister,

to be CEO with Consumer

nieces and nephews.

Credit Counseling Service. Surviving are a son and two

R. Douglas Pinkney ’67 died

grandchildren.

Feb. 6, 2014. He worked in data processing at Cleveland State

John R. Schweinsberg Jr. ’72 died

University, then moved to Mansfield

Nov. 17, 2013. He worked with

University where he directed

ARC Brevard in Florida helping

institutional research. He was

those with disabilities. He recently

active in church, choirs and was

retired and moved to Longwood,

an assistant scoutmaster. He also

Fla. He rescued a greyhound and

enjoyed his farm. Surviving are his

was an avid reader. Survivors

wife, Janice (Brown ’71) Pinkney,

include a daughter, a sister and

three children and two brothers.

nephews.

Janice (Cameron) Kaluza ’68 died

Henry L. Millen ’76 died March

Sept. 7, 2013. She taught English

16, 2014. He made his home in

in both Spain and Thailand while

Coffeyville, Kan.

Amy (Brunko) Harnack ’82 died Feb, 5, 2014. She lived in Bethel Park, Pa., was active in her church and with the Boy Scouts. She enjoyed friends, flowers and collecting Santa Claus items. Survivors include her husband, Fred, two children and two siblings. James J. McElhaney ’86 died May 28, 2014. He lived in Butler, Pa., and was a purchasing agent at Marmon/Keystone. He served the YMCA and coached swimming, midget football and high school girls track & field. He was inducted in the Butler County and Grove City College Sports Halls of Fame. Surviving are his wife, Jacqueline, two daughters, his brother and his mother. The Rev. Joseph W. Javorsky ’97 died April 1, 2014. He had been an active minister for 10 years in Nebraska before moving to Lake Placid, Fla., three years ago. Surviving are two sons, his mother and two sisters.

friends Joseph Kopnisky, retired professor of physical education and former coach, died June 19, 2014. He became the College’s head wrestling coach in 1965, later leading the football team from 1973-1984. He also assisted with football and track. Survivors include his wife, Joan; two children, Jack Kopnisky ’78 and Jill (Kopnisky ’81) Clark; stepchildren, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren and two brothers. Rosalie Vouga died June 17, 2014. She was secretary to former College President Dr. Charles MacKenzie (1971-1991). Survivors include her husband, John, who was Dean of Men for a time, and children Victor Vouga ’80, Eric Vouga ’84, John Mark Vouga ’84 and Valerie (Vouga ’85) Zasadny.

husband was in the U.S. Air Force.

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