Alumni News ’37 ’63 The legacy of the late Rómulo O’Farrill, Jr. was celebrated in a lengthy report by Grupo SIPSE, the broadcast, print and internet media conglomerate based in Mexico.
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Sylvio Dupuis, former mayor of Manchester, N.H. was honored with an award for Leadership and Advocacy during the 24th annual Historic Preservation Awards by the Manchester Historic Association.
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Edward J. Lynch invites Anselmians to write him about jazz music at jazzmanjoe@aol.com. “One of my best monk friends, Father Casmir Malloy, was the ring leader of the Saint A’s Jazz Club and my love of jazz has spanned my lifetime.”
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Robert Kenison has been honored as one of the HUD 50, a collection of 50 public servants who are distinguished as leaders over a 50-year period in making a difference at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Bob was Associate General Counsel of HUD.
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The Right Rev. Exarch Joseph S. Haggar, known as “Father Joe,” celebrated 50 years with the Parish of St. Basil the Great Melkite Catholic Church in Lincoln, R.I.
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Peter Ring has retired after 26 years at Loyola Marymount University as a Professor in the College of Business Administration. “Work prevented me from attending reunions but, if all goes well, I will be there for our 55th in 2018.” He encourages class members who travel to the San Diego area to contact him (“I’m in the Coronado, Calif. phone book”). Dennis Walsh is Senior Manager of Investor Relations at Zillow.
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Raymond Hebert is the first executive director of the school’s newly-created Institute for Religious Liberty at Thomas More College in Crestview Hills, Ky.
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Dennis Naughton has been re-elected as a trustee of the Massachusetts Teachers Retirement Board. He continues as a trustee of the Pension Reserves Investment Management Board overseeing the $60 billion trust fund of Massachusetts Public employees. Neil O’Toole, Esq. has been presented the 2015 Presidents Award for “Lifelong Commitment and Extraordinary Contributions to the Field of Workers’ Compensation Law and Practice.”
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Dave Danielson serves Bedford in the N.H. House of Representatives where he is a member of the Finance Committee. Dave also hosts The Long View, a cable access TV show that addresses issues with impact 20-30 years in the future.
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Father John Fortin, O.S.B., has returned to teaching at Saint Anselm College following three years as Superintendent of Schools for the Diocese of Manchester, N.H. Father John is in the Philosophy Department. Dr. E. Carol Polifroni has been appointed dean of the School of Nursing at University of Connecticut.
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Edmund P. Harrigan, M.D. serves on the Board of Directors at ACADIA Pharmaceuticals. He is also a member of the Board of Directors of Karuna Pharmaceuticals Inc.
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The Archdiocese of Cincinnati announced the ordination of Thomas Jabs to the order of Deacon. He is assigned to St. Columban Parish in Loveland, Oh. Tom is also a Divisional SVP at Great American Insurance Company in Cincinnati.