Spring 2005 - La Salle University

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A L U M N I N E W S
Meet Your New
Alumni Board
Officers
Bill Matthews, ’90, outgoing President of
La Salle’s Alumni Association, says he feels
confident that he is turning over the reins to
a promising new team of Alumni officers.
“We’ve accomplished a great deal in the past
two years, which was a process of building
upon what the officers before me had
done,” Matthews said. “I have great confidence
that the officers who follow me will
continue to build upon that success.”
Mike Diccicco, ’71, who served as Vice
President under Matthews, will become the
new President on July 1. Jim Ahern, ’70, former
Treasurer, will rise to Vice President. Tom
Leonard, ’70, and Tim Tilson, ’94, will serve as
Treasurer and Secretary, respectively.
Diccicco, who is the owner and President of
Diccicco Battista Communications in
Horsham, Pa., started his involvement with
Alumni Association activities several years
ago. It didn’t take long for him to assume a
leadership role within the organization, culminating
in his election to a two-year term as
President.
“I have really enjoyed getting reconnected
with the University and with people I knew
from my time at La Salle, as well as a large
number of new people,” Diccicco said.
Diccicco, who lives in Doylestown, Pa., with
his wife, Fran Jacob Diccicco, ’74, said his
story of reconnecting with La Salle can be a
model for others who may have lost touch
with their alma mater. Helping alumni find
their way back to involvement with the
University is one of Diccicco’s goals for his
term as President.
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“We’re trying to
widen the circle
and build involvement
and participation
among
alumni, connecting
more people with
La Salle and with
other alumni,” said
Diccicco, a father
of two. “You’d be
surprised how
many people have
fellow alumni from
La Salle living within
a few blocks of
where they live,
and they may not
even know it.”
Ahern, a Vice
President for
Adecco, the world’s
largest staffing company, said many graduates’
business contacts and travel schedules
make them perfect ambassadors for La Salle,
and one of his goals is to nurture that form
of outreach to alumni.
“We can be more visible and more inclusive
in terms of reaching out to more people
locally and throughout the United States,”
said Ahern, who has three sons and lives in
Jenkintown, Pa., with his wife, Judy Stanton
Ahern, ’73. “We need to be advocates for the
University in the general public by helping to
recruit students and meeting with alums
when we travel.”
Tim Tilson has been able to do just that without
leaving the community in Flourtown, Pa.,
where he lives with his wife, Carol, and their
two young daughters. By using the Internet,
the mylasalle Alumni WebPortal, and oldfashioned
face-to-face meetings, La Salle can
strengthen its bond with alumni, Tilson said.
“In my small neighborhood, there are six
La Salle alums, and they’ve all come back to
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03 ON THE ROAD WITH CLUBS & CHAPTERS
04 A FEW QUESTIONS WITH ...
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From left, Tim Tilson, ’94, Secretary; Tom Leonard, ’70, Treasurer; Jim Ahern, ’70, Vice President; and
Mike Diccicco, ’71, President.
at least one event on campus with me,” said
Tilson, who sells self-insured health benefits
nationally for AmeriHealth Administrators.
“It comes down to helping La Salle learn
more about its alums and increasing the
number of alums who connect with La Salle.”
Leonard has his children to thank for helping
him to stay involved with La Salle (three of
his four children have attended La Salle). He’s
served on numerous committees and recruited
students to work at PricewaterhouseCoopers,
where he is a Partner. Leonard says he’s
always seeking ways to give back to a place
that gave him so much.
“When you look at the successes I’ve had in
my life, they’re attributable to my education
at La Salle,” said Leonard, who lives in
Media, Pa., with his wife, Jean. “I think you
owe something back.”
Diccicco has high hopes for his team of
Alumni officers over the next few years.
“This is a strong core of people who are the
staunchest supporters of La Salle. It’s a group
that will be deafening in its support of the
University and the things that it stands for,”
Diccicco said. “All of us bleed blue and gold.”

A MESSAGE FROM THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT Bill Matthews, ’90
Dear Alumni:
This letter has been more difficult to write
than the others that I have sent to you
throughout my time as President; I realize
that these two years have passed very quickly
and this will be my last opportunity to
address you in my role as President of the
La Salle University Alumni Association. First,
I want to thank you for the opportunity
that my family and I have had to serve you.
I have spent much time charting the course
for our alumni programs at La Salle, attending
events both near and far, and growing
the number of active alumni members.
Nancy and I, along with our three boys,
Billy, Christopher, and Zach, have enjoyed all
of our time working for you and with you.
I congratulate Mike Diccicco, ’71, Jim Ahern,
’70, Tim Tilson, ’94, and Tom Leonard, ’70, on
their election as officers of the Alumni
Association for the next two years. I can tell
you without reservation that you will be
well-served by a group of dedicated men
who will build on our successes and continue
to bring new and interesting programs to
you. I also want to thank Jim Gulick, ’89,
Assistant Vice President for Alumni Relations,
and his staff for their tremendous efforts in
advancing alumni relations at La Salle
University. In addition, we have the full support
of the University and the Board of
Trustees. Their endorsement of our programs
and initiatives has fostered our success.
Alumni Association President Bill Matthews III, '90, (center)
and Bill Matthews Jr., '75, (celebrating their 15th and
30th Reunions this year) enjoy Reunion ’04 with
sister/daughter Maryann Matthews Malloy, '89, (at her
reunion) and the Matthews kids.
These past two years, we have brought you
dynamic and varied programming for alumni
of all ages. We have improved the way
we communicate with you and continue to
improve the ways all of you can communicate
with one another through the use of
the mylasalle Alumni WebPortal. I urge you
to explore mylasalle today. We have also
focused on community service, and I will
remain committed to future projects in and
around the University community. The
University is a vital player in the community
around 20th and Olney, and therefore, I
feel it is important for the Alumni
Association to partner with the University
and community leaders to continue the
good work we’ve begun.
Your Alumni Board of Directors is one of the
strongest groups that the Alumni
Association has ever been blessed with. The
Alumni Board is comprised of individuals
who want to give back to a university that
did so much for them as students. Working
with my fellow Board members, we have
achieved many successes during my time as
President of the Alumni Association.
As we enter the summer season, we continue
to offer many great ways for you, your
family, classmates, and friends to get
together. Join Nancy, the boys, and me at
Camden Yards July 9 as our Baltimore Club
hosts a picnic followed by the Orioles vs. the
World Champion Boston Red Sox. In addition,
our Downtown Club will host a
Business Persons Special as the Phillies take
on the Dodgers July 21. Of course, we will
have our annual Young Alumni Beach Party
in Avalon, N.J., on Aug. 27. Finally, mark
your calendars for Oct. 29 and plan to
return to campus for Homecoming.
This experience has been truly rewarding
for me and my family, and I thank you for
the wonderful opportunity I have had to
serve you.
Bill Matthews, ’90
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS
AND OFFICE OF ALUMNI RELATIONS
Alumni Association Officers
William W. Matthews III, Esq., ’90
President
Michael J. Diccicco, ’71
Vice President
Thomas J. Murphy, ’56
Secretary
James Ahern, ’70
Treasurer
Council of Past Presidents
Gerard J. Binder, ’73
Representative to the Board
Board of Directors
Megan Barnett, ’01
Louis J. Beccaria, ’67
Gregory M. Brigidi, ’90
John F. Carabello, D.M.D., ’62
Peter D’Orazio, ’81
Kristin Fairweather, ’97
John R. Fenton, ’81
John J. French, ’53
Philip E. Hughes, Esq., ’71
Margaret A. Kane, ’03
Thomas A. Leonard, C.P.A., ’70
James V. Morris, ’79
William D. Mullen, ’70
Robert J. O’Brien, ’67
Christopher J. Pinto, ’99
Cherylyn Rush, ’99
Marci Bossow Schankweiler, ’90
Francis J. Sullivan, Esq., ’69
Daniel J. Tann, Esq., ’82
Timothy R. Tilson, ’94
Office of Alumni Relations
James K. Gulick, ’89
Assistant Vice President for
Alumni Relations
Richard Kochanski, ’69, Asst. Director
Leen Khalifa, ’00, Asst. Director
Sarah Kovacs, ’05, Asst. Director
Tara Nicolo, ’00, Asst. Director
Valerie Kenner, Office Manager
alumni@lasalle.edu
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SAVE THE DATE
The Baltimore Alumni Club invites all
La Salle Alumni to join them
for a day at Camden Yards on July 9, 2005
Baltimore Orioles
vs.
2004 World Series Champion Boston Red Sox
Pre-game alumni picnic at noon
at Camden Yards
Game time 1:20 p.m.
www.lasalle.edu/alumni
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ON THE ROAD WITH ALUMNI CLUBS AND CHAPTERS
Alumni Board of Directors Service Day 3/19/05
Grumblethorpe Manor, Germantown, Philadelphia
The Alumni Association Board of Directors recently spent a day of service at the Grumblethorpe
Historic Manor in Germantown. Once owned by the Wister family, the manor has played a key
role in the history of Germantown since the early 18th century. The Board of Directors, along with
the help of La Salle’s women’s soccer team, provided the muscle for a much-needed spring
cleaning.
Carolina Club, Game Watch Party 3/5/05
Charlotte, N.C.
The Carolina Alumni Club gathered to catch our La Salle Explorers take on the Temple Owls at a
favorite local sports bar in Charlotte. Thanks to the efforts of Scott Campbell and Jim Bryan, this was
the first event for the Carolina Club. Above, our Carolina alums show their Explorer spirit: (from left)
Joe O’Brien, ‘61, Tom Markowski, ‘92, Jim Bryan, ‘67, John White, ‘90, Scott Campbell, ’92, and Noel
Parsons, ‘68 (not pictured, Scott Benner, ‘88).
Spring Training Gathering 3/5/05
Clearwater, Fla.
Alumni from Clearwater, Fla., gathered to celebrate
spring and the start of spring training. Here, the Phillies’
new centerfielder, Kenny Lofton, stops by to say hello to
Chuck Kilbride, ’57.
Southwest Florida Alumni Club Reception 3/6/05
Bonita Springs, Fla.
Alumni from the Naples, Fla., area gathered to welcome Brother
Michael J. McGinniss, F.S.C., Ph.D., ’70, recently. Br. Michael provided
alumni and guests with some good news from campus, including the
reconfiguration of 20th Street, the expansion of the Bucks County campus,
and the near completion of the St. Basil Residence Hall. Here, Br.
Michael (second from left) visits with: (from left) Ann Braceland,
Constance Coyle, Helen Wallace, and Tom Wallace, '53.
Central Pennsylvania Chapter, Night at the Races 4/14/05
Grantville, Pa.
The Central Pennsylvania Chapter recently gathered for a “Night at
the Races” at the Penn National Racetrack. La Salle alumni (left) Jerry
McAvoy, ’74, and (right) Sean Sabol, ’02, presented the winning jockey
of the first race with the championship trophy.
Health Professionals Alumni Broadway Trip
4/9/05
N.Y.C.
Once again, the Health Professionals Alumni Association
made its annual trip to Broadway. (From left) Edie Belzer,
'90, Bob Bonner ’72, Norb Belzer, '64, and Maryann
Bonner prepare to take in the sights at Rockefeller
Center before heading to the smash hit musical Mamma
Mia followed by dinner at the Mark Hotel.
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Central N.J., Alumni/Admissions Event 4/6/05
Red Bank, N.J.
At a recent reception hosted by Marty, ’83, and Debbie, ’86,
McCann, alumni from the central New Jersey area gathered to meet
prospective students at the Molly Pitcher Inn in Red Bank, N.J. (From
left) La Salle Assistant Dean of Admissions, Bob Arcangel, ’95, Hilary
Chan, Albert Chan, Darrell Chan, Michael Arnot, and Caryn Arnot.
Downtown Club, Salvador Dalì Exhibit Reception 3/18/05
Philadelphia, Pa.
Art enthusiasts and their guests recently met at the Philadelphia
Museum of Art to explore the eclectic and sometimes bizarre works of
Salvador Dalì. Prior to entering the exhibit, a wine and cheese reception
was held in the Wintersteen Center of the museum. (From left)
Chris Amoroso, Sarah Kovacs, ’05, Tom Hopkins, ’97, Sarah Hopkins,
Katie Murphy, and Tricia Scanlan.
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SPOTLIGHT ON ALUMNI
A FEW QUESTIONS WITH ... CHRIS ADAMS, ’88
Degree: B.A. in English
Currently: Married (wife, Rebecca) with two children (William, 4,
and Caroline, 2); Executive Vice President, Sherry-Lehmann, Inc.,
in New York (Zagat’s No. 1 wine merchant). Resides in Briarcliff
Manor, N.Y.
Family Connection: brother, Greg, ’86; father, Tom, ’58.
WHO OR WHAT WAS YOUR GREATEST
INFLUENCE AT LA SALLE?
Without a doubt it was the Christian Brothers “Dream Team” at
Roncalli on North 12th Street: Jack Dondero, Mike McGinniss, Joe
Burke, and Gerry Molyneaux. Spending time with those four guys
shaped my La Salle experience and my whole life.
MEMORABLE LA SALLE MOMENT:
My first meeting with my advisor,
Vince Kling. He was assigned to me as
a freshman, and like a perfect freshman,
I never went to see him. My first
semester sophomore year, I had him
for “Intro to American Literature,” and
he pulled me aside after the first class
and asked me if I knew what the hell I
was doing. It got easier from there.
WHAT’S YOUR
FAVORITE PHILLY SPOT?
20th and Olney.
IF YOU WEREN’T IN YOUR CURRENT
PROFESSION, YOU WOULD BE...
Teaching, which I did and loved for six years.
WHAT ARE YOU READING, WATCHING,
OR LISTENING TO?
Reading Wine and War by Donald and Petie Kladstrup and
Moneyball by Michael Lewis; for music, I’m currently revisiting
Chris Isaak’s Baja Sessions.
WHAT IS SOMETHING PEOPLE WOULD BE
SURPRISED TO LEARN ABOUT YOU?
I’m an avid gardener.
WHO DO YOU ADMIRE
MOST? WHY?
My wife, Rebecca. When we met, she
was a successful magazine editor in
Manhattan, and today, she still manages
to occasionally write and edit,
while focusing on raising our two children.
She’s amazing.
Chris Adams with wife, Rebecca, and children,
William and Caroline.
Book Notes
Classic Irish Stories: Timeless Tales from
Ireland and Other Green Shores
Edited by Michael P. Quinlin, ’74
The Lyons Press, 2005; 279 pp., $9.95
This uncommon collection offers hidden
gems from Ireland’s past, shedding new
light on the illustrious literary history of the
Irish at home and abroad. In Classic Irish
Stories, readers can explore what it means to
be Irish through the words of both famous authors and lesserknown
ones, who are often difficult to find in anthologies and
deserve wider publication. Writers include short story masters Liam
O’Flaherty and Sarah Orne Jewett, poets William B. Yeats and
Samuel Lover, and novelists Arthur Conan Doyle and Bram Stoker.
The book also includes some of Ireland’s famous legends and stories
translated from ancient Irish texts by Lady Gregory, T. Crofton
Croker, and William Larminie. (from the publisher)
Michael P. Quinlin earned his bachelor’s degree in English from
La Salle University in 1974. In his acknowledgments in the beginning
of Classic Irish Stories, he thanks his former teachers who
taught him to love Irish literature. The first of those mentioned is
the late Brother Patrick Sheekey, F.S.C., ’29, a former Chair of
La Salle’s English Department and the namesake of the University’s
Sheekey Writing Center.
Quinlin is the founder and president of the Boston Irish Tourism
Association and creator of the Boston Irish Heritage Trail. He is the
author of Irish Boston: A Lively Look at Boston’s Colorful Irish Past
and Guide to the New England Irish. He has written hundreds of
articles on Irish culture,
politics, and history for
the Boston Globe,
Boston Herald, Irish
Echo, and Irish America
magazine. He lives in
Milton, Mass., with his
wife, Colette, and son,
Devin.
“Book Notes” is featured periodically
in this newsletter and its companion
piece, La Salle Magazine. It focuses on
alumni who have published books in
the last year. We invite you to e-mail
tercha@lasalle.edu to let us know if
there’s a book written by a La Salle
alum that should be highlighted.
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ALUMNI INFORMATION AND EVENTS
Interactive Alumni Directory * Class Notes * E-mail Forwarding * Career Networking * And More!
This dynamic community, accessible only to
La Salle alumni, connects you anytime and
anywhere. Everything you need to start
your own mylasalle Alumni Network is
right here! In the secure environment of
the mylasalle Alumni WebPortal, you can:
• Search the Alumni Directory to reconnect
with former classmates, colleagues,
roommates, and La Salle friends
• Join the Alumni Career Network to
become a career coach to fellow alumni
and students, search for other career
coaches, share best practices with colleagues,
and view/post current employment
opportunities
• Post Class Notes about yourself to immediately
share any important news and
events happening in your life
• Create an Cyber Alumni Affinity Group
to directly communicate with your class,
club, team, major, or other alumni
groups
• Sign up for a free personalized La Salle
alumni e-mail forwarding address for
life to show your Explorer pride and
make sure your friends always know
where to reach you
• Check frequently for any upcoming
alumni events of interest to
you, sign up to attend, and
encourage your La Salle alumni
friends to join you.
To access the mylasalle
Alumni WebPortal: Go to
www.lasalle.edu/mylasalle. Click
on the Get Username button found in the
Alumni Explorer Connection Channel.
Enter the seven-digit identification number
that appears on the address label
of this newsletter. This will
return your username
along with
information
regarding
your password
(typically date
of birth, MMD-
DYY format).
Return to the
mylasalle log-in
screen. Log in to the
mylasalle Alumni
WebPortal. Explore!
Any questions, please
contact the Office of
Alumni Relations at
215.951.1535 or
alumni@lasalle.edu.
LA SALLE UNIVERSITY’S
October
29,
2005
Saturday, August 27, 2005, from 5 to 9 p.m.
Princeton Bar and Grill, 21st and Dune Drive, Avalon, N.J.
$5 admission includes buffet, discounted drinks,
D.J., dancing, and door prizes
No registration required
For additional information,
contact the Office of Alumni Relations
at 215.951.1535,
1-888.4.ALUM.LU,
or alumni@lasalle.edu.
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La Salle Alumni License Plate Frame
Classic College Chair – Engraved with University Seal
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JUNE
9 Explorer Club Reception @ North Hills C.C.
20 Friends Of Bill Raftery Golf Outing
North Hills C.C.
JULY
9 Baltimore Alumni Club @ Baltimore
Orioles vs. Boston Red Sox
Camden Yards – noon
10 La Salle @ Reading Phillies
21 Downtown Club @ Philadelphia Phillies
Citizens Bank Park – 1:05 p.m.
AUGUST
11 La Salle Alumni @ Trenton Thunder
6:30 p.m.
19 Chicago Alumni Club @ Chicago
White Sox
U.S. Cellular Field – 7:05 p.m.
27 Young Alumni Beach Party
Princeton Grill, Avalon, N.J.
SEPTEMBER
TBA McNally Award—Washington Chapter
Watergate Hotel
24 Explorer Club Athletic Auction
30 Family Weekend
OCTOBER
TBA Holroyd Award and Lecture
26 I.T. Leadership Award
28 School of Business 50th Anniversary
Celebration
29 Homecoming
NOVEMBER
4 African American Alumni Association
Dinner
18 Alumni Association’s Signum Fidei
Dinner
For more information about these events,
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