2013-Spring-DU-Magazine

alumni updates
in Memoriam: Rita M. Mcginley
Longtime friend of the University Rita M. McGinley died Feb. 15 at
age 95.
McGinley graduated from Braddock High School in 1936. Her family
later realized great wealth as co-owners of the Pittsburgh Steelers, but
she humbly served her alma mater (now Woodland Hills High School)
as a teacher and guidance counselor for 45 years. The Mon Valley
changed dramatically as the steel industry declined, but McGinley
remained devoted to the young people she taught and counseled.
A noted philanthropist, she invested approximately $500,000 a year
in a variety of social service agencies and educational institutions,
including Carlow University, from which she earned her bachelor’s
degree, and Duquesne. She established an endowment in support of
the Nursing School’s annual Rita M. McGinley Symposium on Justice
for Vulnerable Populations.
in Memoriam: Charles D. horne
Charles D. Horne, B’55, passed away Dec. 24, 2012, at the age of 83.
An executive with U.S. Steel for more than 30 years, he led the firm’s
real estate division, which built the iconic BNY Mellon headquarters
building in downtown Pittsburgh in the 1980s. He later became
president of Allegheny International Real Estate Development Corp.,
overseeing the construction of offices, condominiums, golf courses
and shopping centers nationwide. As a board member at Duquesne, he
headed the committee that built the A.J. Palumbo Center.
Horne was inducted into the Century Club of Distinguished Duquesne
Alumni in 1980.
in Memoriam: Kristina (trionfo) Quigley
Kristina (trionfo) Quigley, E’07, died March 16 at age 30.
Quigley, a Maryland native, was in her second season as head coach
of the Seton Hill University women’s lacrosse team. A bus carrying the
team crashed along the Pennsylvania Turnpike, killing Quigley, who
was six months pregnant with her second child, and the driver.
Quigley played lacrosse at Duquesne in 2002 and 2003 and was a
volunteer assistant coach in 2007. She was the head lacrosse coach
at Erskine College in South Carolina from 2008-2011.
42 DUQUESNE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE Spring ‘13
Vera S. Hartle, E’44
M. John Hennessy, E’52
John A. Hogue, B’52
William C. Holden, B’52
Thomas D. Hoover, B’51
Charles D. Horne, B’55
Mark A. Jablonski, A’94, GA’04
Marian J. Jackson, N’48
Grace Jones, GA’88
Perry Jubelirer
Robert Kanarek, B’50
Mary Jane Kasberg, A’49
Robert J. Kelly, B’01
John J. Kerbert, B’49
Irvin Z. Kertman, GM’54
Robert W. Killeen, B’53
Vincent J. Kollar, A’70
Donald G. Kopp, GE’87
Francis V. Kosmacki, E’51, GE’55
Michael Kostek, B’57
Cindy F. Kramer, E’94
John V. Kulik, A’76
Lance B. Kurke
George R. Kushner, B’49
Thomas A. Lazarchik, P’58
Ralph J. Leng, B’57
Evelyn G. Leone, A’50
James L. Liberto, L’74
John P. Liptak, GE’63
Carol L. Lloyd, GE’75
Charles A. Loch, A’59, GA’61
Linda A. Lucchino, E’71, GE’73
James G. Lydon
Mario A. Magnella, A’77
John F. Maloney, B’62
Joseph Malkiewicz
Julie L. Mandarino, A’69
Thomas E. Marcinko, GE’68
Martha A. Mattingly, GE’65, GA’69
John T. McAllister, A’61
Rita M. McGinley
William McLaughlin, L’65
William G. McMorran, Jr., B’55
Richard W. McNulty, A’72
Michael J. Mihalick, A’71
Lambert F. Minucci, GE’70
Aaron R. Moeller, MBA’09
Anna V. Mooring, E’53
Gloria Moreno, GA’81
Katherine J. Mounts, N’81
Joseph V. Mulvihill, A’56