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Members of The Abraham L. Kellogg Society, Hartwick’s legacy society, and leadership donors celebrated their commitment to the future of the College at a gathering at Thornwood in June. For more information about including Hartwick in your will, please contact Director of Planned Giving Patricia Dopazo at 607-431-4020 or dopazop@hartwick.edu. Luella Abbott Oakes looks forward to seeing everyone at the 50th reunion. 1962 Sharon Dorff Conway, asadsac@aol.com Dinah McClure, Dinamo32@aol.com 1964 Jim Beman “recently finished hunting the ‘Big 5’ in Africa: lion, leopard, cape buffalo, elephant, rhino—green hunt. It all started with hanging a deer in a tree outside of Leitzell Hall in 1960.” Edward Evans continues to work uncovering a POW/CCC camp at Hamlin Beach State Park. “Just got my hands on 140 letters written to a CCC enlistee while he was in camp and his two diaries, along with 66 photos he took! What a find! Preparing a personality development of this 17-year-old young man resulting from his CCC experience.” Joan Dunbar Sutton writes: “Widowed, retired, three weddings, and four grandchildren—a very busy 10 years.” 1965 Bill and Carol (Lederhouse) Gaillard live in Hoosick Falls, NY. Carol is director of Cheney Library. Bill still drives for Yankee Trails and does community band, rescue squad, and NYS Lions Youth Band. They report that life is good. Carolyn Cramblet Ossont is enjoying retirement in Virginia. She writes: “Now have three grandkids, with twins due in June to make five! Travel includes Cabo, San Francisco, Hilton Head, and upstate New York. Loved the Gold Cup Races last year in the Hartwick tent! I was married to Al Lane in November 2010.” 1966 | 45th Reunion Priscilla Craw has retired after 42 years as a CWM. “Traveled back to Nigeria, where I worked in the late ’60s-’70s, for a visit. Spent two weeks in Haiti teaching at a mission north of Port Au Prince and will probably continue to do short mission trips in the future.” Mary Ella Bacon Fuquay and her husband, Harold, have moved to an active adult community in Fredericksburg, VA, to be closer to their son, daughter-in-law, and baby granddaughter. “Life here is wonderful!” Dick Riccio writes: “Mandy and I were recently in Ohio to celebrate a festschrift for my brother Dave, who was honored as a professor at Kent State University, where he has been teaching for 46 years. While there, we visited the professional football hall of fame in Canton, OH, and stayed overnight at Niagara Falls, which was awesome and hypnotizing.” 1967 Bruce Cameron, bpsychia@stny.rr.com Bruce Cameron bought a 28-foot Pearson sailboat this spring as a preretirement gift to himself. He is mooring it in Olde Lyme, CT, and will be sailing this summer with classmates Ginny Sunden Lagana and Judi Lau Molloy, as well as Hartwick friends Bruce Dodson, Neal Allen ’68, Ron Klattenberg, and Don Hanssen ’69. Carolyn Reeck Meyer has retired from nursing after 43 years of active employment. “Miss it, but also enjoy my free time.” Kathy Buxton Vernay continues in part-time practice as a physician assistant at Jamesville Family Medicine. She continues to run the Tully Community Garden, plus owns and manages the Tully Curves. Her “suggestion to all is that you get off your butts and eat your vegetables!” 1969 Mary Ann Gajzik Bolten writes: “This year, we made our third cross-country trip, this time to visit our son Jason in Denver, CO. Jason is a professor of psychology. We also had the opportunity to re-visit Albuquerque and Santa Fe, NM, and Sedona, AZ, our favorite home away from home.” 1970 James Groccia, director of the Biggio Center for the Enhancement of Teaching and Learning at Auburn University, has been awarded 38 | The Wick | Summer 2011
Presidential Event: April and Wayne Adler ’85 welcomed current parents as well as alumni, President Margaret L. Drugovich, and Beth Steele to their home in Parkland FL. Presidential Event: Bill Hawthorne ’65 took President Margaret L. Drugovich and Beth Steele on a stroll along the water before joining his wife, Carol, to host alumni at their home in Naples, FL. a Fulbright Scholar grant to study in Estonia, where he will serve as a visiting scholar at the University of Tartu, beginning this fall. He will consult with faculty and administration on programs to enhance university teaching and learning, conduct workshops and seminars on teaching and learning at the University of Tartu and other universities throughout Estonia, and participate in European Union-funded research on the evaluation of teaching. To read more, go to wireeagle.auburn.edu/ news/3525. Lorraine Duprey Kelley writes: “Jim continues to enjoy retirement. I sell real estate for Guide Boat Realty in Saranac Lake—love it. My daughter Amy received her master’s in accounting from Belmont University in Nashville, TN. Daughter Erin is the director of the color and trim studio at GM in Warren, MI. She and her family live in Bloomfield Hills.” 1971 | 40th Reunion Barbara Klapp Vartanian, birhbev@omh.state.ny.us George Jones and his wife, June, have moved to Santa Fe, NM. 1972 Scott Griswold, urfree@bellsouth.net 1973 Ronald Stair, ronalds@att.net Stephen Kummernuss writes: “Son Matthew married in July 2010. A 2002 NYU grad, daughter Erika was married in June. A 2006 grad of Penn State University. Completing master’s degree in statistics at George Mason.” Eleni Karas Norton celebrated her 30th year of employment with Exxon Mobil. “My roommate from Hartwick, Gritli Fecht Sette, attended my celebration, as did my son George and his new bride, Elizabeth, who were married October 24, 2010.” 1974 Mike Brown, mike.g.brown@comcast.net Roxanne Smyth Stern and her partner, Stanley Graham, have published their book, A Lifetime Worth Remembering: New York City 1920 to 1960. It is available on Amazon. 1976 | 35th reunion Barbara Bailey Blaisdell is a wound-care RN and enterostomal therapist, caring for ostomy patients in an outpatient rehab department. Rick Hopkins met David Munschauer “for some important highelevation business, including an extensive search for max vertical in Vail, CO, during a three-day meeting in March. The meeting and search would not have been possible without the generous assistance provided by host Robert Barker ’77 and his wife, Karin.” Rick, David, and Robert were joined and aided in the search by Paul Reinhardt ’77, “who provided invaluable insight into the recent economic downturn and its linkage to global climate change.” The group hopes to meet again next year. 1977 Kathy Fitzgerald writes: “I’ve started my own company—Howling Puffin Designs, howlingpuffin.com. Check it out!” 1978 Jeff Tipping writes: “I left the National Soccer Coaches Association after 13 years to begin ‘Tipping Travels,’ which is a soccer, golf, and heritage tour company for Americans wishing to go to the U.K. Also caring for elderly parents in England.” 1979 Karl Gustafson recently was named director of the New York State Main Street Program. 1980 Matt Bardach and his wife celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary by remarrying in their local church. “My son is in high school, and plays basketball, and is on the varsity golf team. Wants to go to Hartwick. Summer 2011 | The Wick | 39
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