1983 CLASS CORRESPONDENT
Cory Lewkowicz 74 Taylor St. Needham, Mass. 02494 lewkowicz@aol.com
Professional golfer, Mark O'Meara with Jennifer Rosenberg daughter of Barry Rosenberg ’81
state of Vermont. Our daughter, Heather Gidaly, recently returned from working abroad in London for a year with Barclays. She is now back in New York City and had a fabulous experience in Europe. I welcome updates from the Class of 1979 (where I began before I traveled through Europe for a year, extending me to the fiveyear-plan, hence class of 1980!). I also want to honor my dear friend Amy Perlin, who died suddenly five years ago. Union united us forever.”
1981 CLASS CORRESPONDENT
Alan Saler 17040 Magnolia Boulevard Encino, Calif. 91316 alan@alansaler.com Barry Rosenberg had an amazing family experience at this past Masters Tournament at Augusta National in April. His daughter, Jennifer, 15, was national runner-up in the Drive, Chip & Putt Competition. Driving Magnolia Lane, lunch on the veranda, private chats with Bubba Watson, Gary Player and Mark O’Meara made it all the more memorable as a once-in-alifetime experience. Barry’s son Jack, 18, will matriculate to High Point University in August. He has set a personal-
Tom Mounteer ’82 (right)
Mary (Bonk) Isaac ’82
best record for being married to Robin for almost 19 years… in a row.”
then I likely wouldn’t have had all the intervening experiences to season my work. I also got remarried in 2014 after separating in 2007 and am still living in California near my grandkids, who I helped take care of while working on both master’s and Ph.D. My current husband is still a working stiff (AT&T) but will be retiring in 2017, at which point we plan to step up the travel game, mostly RVing with the critters we’ll have left then. Meanwhile, I plan to continue my research into getting more girls interested in engineering and technology, presenting my findings at conferences and other events, and actively trying to make a difference.”
1982 CLASS CORRESPONDENT
Thomas Reynolds 3440 Powells Crossing Ct. Woodbridge, Va. 22193 Tom Mounteer received the Williams Institute’s Excellence in Service Award at the institute’s annual spring reception in Washington, D.C. on May 20. The Williams Institute, housed at UCLA Law School, is the nation’s foremost “think tank” on LGBT civil rights issues. Tom’s law firm, Paul Hastings, hosted the institute’s first event in Washington in 2008, when Tom began serving on the institute’s Founders’ Council. Tom has lived in Washington since moving there with the Union semester in Washington in 1982. He’s been practicing environmental law with Paul Hastings since 2001. Mary (Bonk) Isaac writes, “I went to my first personal graduation ceremony in May since Union in ’82. I expect to have earned my Ph.D. in education at ODU this summer, dissertation titled: Priming Middle School Females’ Engagement in Engineering and Technology. Happy to be done and sometimes I wish I had done this right after school, but
The Town of Washington’s town board appointed Jeff Feigelson as a town justice recently. A 53-year-old Long Islander, Jeff has been practicing law for 28 years. A graduate of the Boston University School of Law, he spent 17 years in New York City practicing law with several firms, including Simpson Thatcher & Bartlett. He was a partner at Sidley Austin LLP. For seven years he served as an arbitrator in Small Claims Court, deciding small-claims disputes in New York City. In 2002, Jeff started Bellmore Partners, Inc., a real-estate investment company. The following year he moved to the Town of Washington, where he lives with his wife, Andrea, and three children—Michael, a Millbrook High School graduate, and Daniel and Sofia, both of whom are in middle school.
GE Greenville, S.C. alumni got together at an event hosted by Lou Cerone ’81 in April. Pictured are Scott Day ’93, Mark Brown ’76, Bob Veideman ’85, Matthew Grant ’02, Kaitlin Graham ’09 and Michelle Iduate ’09. Fall 2015 UNION COLLEGE
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