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class no es statewide community health. projects. Soon, she will celebrate her roth anniversary breast cancer free. Married son Peter lives in south Baltimore, Jonathan moved from Tuc· Coburn.AthomeinSeaford, Del.v'Terrycrabs whenever possible and Cindy walks in water." They have three grandchildren, Having retired from both civilian and mil- and Economics in Nanchang, China, in Novemberand April. He is establishing an exchangeagreementbetweenhlshosts~ndhls former university. June '08 he and hIS wife sontowestemNorthCarolinaandt!dveled itarv careers, LesCaplan has become a for. hosted three McDaniel students who were in Central America and southern Mexico. real bachelor in Frisco, Colo., working the traveling from Pennsylvania to California Gary and lane enjoy hiking in the White winter at Keystone Ski Resort and tbe sum- Hugh Dawkins focuses on his children Mountains in New Hampshire. He still plays mer at Breckenridge Golf Club. He added Kellev'o8,n, and Katie, 19,3ncnd York Col- basketball at the YMCA. He also sits on the that he's riding his motorcycle through the lege of Pennsylvania and both are majoring board of the local home health agency and mmtbeautifulcou!ltryonearth,lovinglife, in sports management, Will, who completed their synagogue. They periodically see Norm nol missing the East Coast at all, and wel- eighth grade at The COlln~rySchool,.moves Sartorius, Don and Ellen Von Debsen Elmes, comes any alumni to "crash nere" if they're onto Easton High. He is interested m mak Wendy Cronin and other Common GrOlmd· ever in central Colorado. His contact tnfor- ingthesoccerteamandbeingacce~tedinto Having retired ers. Since Mike '68 and Anne Read Ward live only a few miles from them, it's easy for marion ison the College's online alllmni dlrectory. He has two semi-new grandkids. the choir. Last summer Hugh and wife Kathy spent two weeks in the Mediterranean from both civilian Anne and Jane to keep two beebrves in the Shapiro's backyard Ron Clawson commented that it took him 35 years to switch from postcards toe-mail An update came from Pat Fleehartv, He retired from Prince George's County Depart- • ndmilit.ry The first e-mail respollse for this issue came from Tom '67 and ludyEIseroadParh . They celebrated their aoih anniversary June As he anticipat~s retirement, he's gotten more involved with hobbies such as dllplicare bridge, poker, skiing and contra danc- ment of Social Services and is now learning about environmental education as an intern at the Arlington Echo Outdoor Ed~calion careers, Les 8, zoo8, After moving from Annapolis to Woodbine,Md,,]udycompletedherPh.D.in ing, He ran into MarkVidor'72whoplays ina contra dance band and had a good time talk- Center in Anne Arundel County. usa RenshawFleeharty continues as a library associ- Caplan '69 has music education and was a professor at Eliz· abcthtown College in Pennsylvania. They ing about the "old" days. Ron and wife jeanne Marie visited Costa Rica in February ate at Crofton's public library and ccntmues creating beautiful gardens, They now have become it for-real bachelor in Frisco, Colo., working the winter at Keystone Ski Resort and the summer.t Breckenridge Golf Club. have three grandchildren, Tom still works for Bechtel Communications. Judy retired from publics
Amy's dad,over90,who lives with them After 17 years, Amy retired from the American Heart Association in june '07 where she was vice president of youth market for American Heart managing a team that recruited schools to conduct educa· rional and physically active fundralsers. Their first grandson, Liam, waS born three days before she retired. It's interesting to know that Jim officiated at son Andrew's wedding. In St Paul,Minn.,son Russell is Studying engineering and math at University of Minnesota. Amy joined a women's hiking group, tutors, and joined a women's choir. She also discussed the beach house on the Isle of Palms they rented twn summers ago for a week with Danna and 101' Kemer. farl and C~rol Harris '70 Dietrich, lerry and Cindy Treheme Borga, and Ri(kand MaryCobum, drinking margantas at the water's edge. She also set'S Dkk and Nancy Higdon Morgan and Pete and Carol Markey. This year the Kings traveled to Montreal, went hiking in Ireland and visited friends in Holland. Dr. Ira Klemon~ and his wife, Janet, rontinue to treat patlems who travel to The Center for Headaches and Facial Pain in New Jersey from every continent around the world (except Antarctica). Their daughter, Stephanie, turned down medical school far a Broadway acting career. Her play, /11 rhe He'ghrs, received four Tony awards this year. Their son, Adam, qualified for his Eagle Scout award and plays lacrosse besides being anexcellentsrudent. rraand Janet were vis· itingprofessorsataunlversityinBuenosAi. res and have lectured in Panama. .Anather grandparent with eight grandchlldrenlslacquieLaughlln_lncllldedisaset of twins. Jacquie Is a pbyslcian esslsrant ar a Frederick,Md., urgent care center. For the last six years she has been performing with a group of abo lit 80 singers, the Masterworks ChoraleofCarrallColinty. Sarah Lednum Shockley has been married 37 years. Far the last 25 years, she's been selfemployed in the financial services sector. Married son Nick,an exercise physiologist, hasason,jagger. Son Jordan ts srudyfng for a master'sdegreeinagriculturaleconamicsal the University of Kemucky. Sarah and Gary's home was On the market in Federalsburg, Md., and they "will probahlytemporarlly" move near Ocean City before retiring. ludith Massicot-Fisher retired on July 3, 200Safter39yearsattheNationaiinslitutes cf Heahh, the last 22 at the National Heart. Lung and Blood Institute. HlIshandGearyre· tired after 40 years with the Nartonal Park Service. She intends to spend more time Wi.th Cearyat their Cobb Island home on the WIComico River in southern Maryland and at the Loyola Retreat House where she is currently chair of the board of trustees DickandNancyHigdonMorganenjoybeing grandparents. By October '08 they will have three grandchildren all under the age of two. Nancy recently retired as a church nursery schoolteacher. Dkksold the family business classes at Howard Community College and but is working with the new owner. For firness, she does water aerobics and weight of Notre Dame. 5011 Matthew graduated an adjunct Spanish instructorar theCallege training and he lias startedparttcipattng'Tn from Virginia Tech and is working on his mathlons. Of course, he wants to see everybody at our 40th reunion in May '09. This year he was a lang-term sllbstltllle at hi~ master's in math part time atlohns Hopkins Linda Newton Reid experienced a French mother's school. major's dream come true. In September '07 Ron Sher declares that he nolollger needs she and husband jack speot IWO weeks in "full·time psychiatric care" since his trtplers France. She did everything she had missed are in college, bur that he may now "need to when tbey were there in '979. They climbed declare bankruptcy." the Eiffel Tower, cruised on the Seine, saw a LivinginRehobot.h,alldinhersecOlld fashion show, and anended a banquet at the career as education chair at Delaware Technieal and Community College, Nancy Shirk PalaceafVersailles.lncollegeshehadapostcr in her dorm room of Mont Saint Michel in C~mpbell has almost finished her doctorate Normandy.Shefinallywasabletovisitit.She at University of Delaware. Her husband is a also loves to brag about her three gtandchlldren and how well they speak and read plus Transportation. Son Robert Paul,atVirginia civil engineer for Delaware Department of their activities in scouting. She and jack had Tech, has a four-year Naval ROTC scholarship hoped to escape the heat by spending their Stlll enjoying Florida. Robin Siver Snyder 39thanniversa.ryintheNorthCarolinamoun. ru'IS a painting business dealing with restdential,cOlilmercialandindustrialcontracts tains.ltdidn·tworkasthetcmperaturesrOlic into (he 90S. Lindaspem last Preakness Following her passion, she toured Poland weekend in Baltimore County visiting family with the Master Chorale of Tampa Bay. inciudingSusanSedicumDougla5'7~. When not on tour, the group performs with Owning your awn business means retire' the Florida Symphony Orchestra. Robin also ment isn't imminent far Linda Osbom White does a lot of solo work. Recently, she visited or her busbandvlay, Their home in Main€ Egypt,lsraei and Alaska does take the pressure off as she stays there Winston Tino Solomon also lost his dad. tes May through November. She has four grandchildren and another due November 'oS. been there in a while, be JUSt completed a Caplan visited him last year. Since he nadn't Pat Petry Vasco moved after '4 years In In· trip to Italy. dianapolls to Panaton, Va. Husband Chet re· ElizabdhULittle"WadeLionbergerandhus_ tired from the Veterans' Administration Has band are enjoying retirement. They have a pital.PatiSsubstituteteachingandenjoying home 011 Lake Hartwell. Ga., but spent a semi·retirement. month a few summers ago in Rehoboth, Del. Patricia Pole Ceolsen moved to Tacoma, For ner last two years orteaching high school, Wash., because after her hushand retired he "LiIlJe" had her daughter as a colleague. Tneir then accepted a three-year position at Uni· san has moved to Damascus, Md .. "so we versity of Washington. They can see Mt. will be visiting WMC territory more frequently" especially to see rheirgranddaugh, Rainier and Puget Sound from their home. They had eight grandchildren as of Christ· ter, While the Lionbergersdon't mlss Atlanta's traffic, or "the hectic life of high school mas·06. Howard Ru~sQ(k is still a professor in the educalian," Little added it's hard for them 10 department of biological sciences at western Connecticut State University. He re Would anyone like to go sailing or crab- believe they're really retired. centlyfinished his s.-cond stint as chair bing Dave Weber invites us all to his new whiCh he does "not plan todoagain."' In June name. a small farm in Whitehaven, just 'a;hewaspartofagoodwilltourtoChinafor south of Salisbury, Md. He retired after 36 the jane Goodall Institute. He visited Shanghai and Beijing and stopped at manyuniver· serving 10 years in Ari2.ona vears as a United Methodist minister, after sities,highschools,andhospitalsasapartof AsasliccessfulrealtorinAnnapolis,Caye Dr. Coodall's Roots and Shoots program of Meekins is able to enjoy her 81-acre farm in environmental education and activism. His sOlitheTll Anne Arundel Counry, to paint, to 5011, Victor, finished the roth grade and do volunteer work with children and to wishes to get a degree in engineering and travel. She planned to visit San Prunclsco, join the Air Force. Wife Chris works pan Hawaii, Las Vegas and Aruba time in publishing. Chri5 Ceis Krau~ managed to miss this Ann Schwarbman Rader traditionally year's deadline bllt still got her news in. She spends a week at Common Ground on the completed her ninth year teaching English Hill taking a water color class with Ellen Von at Richard Montgomery High School in Dehsen Elme5. Debbie Clark '70 is always there Rockville, Md. Son Arthur just finished a She is tryillgto talk)ilne"'Woody" Fieseler'70 production of MU$ic Man, Jr. at Loledcrman into joining her. Ann taught four levels of M.S. for the Creative and Performing Arts, Latin and heads the world languages department at Reservoir High ill Clarksvilk Md. megnct prcgram.Heplans ona double mqor part of Momgomery Coumypublic schools Nexlyearshewiliadd~omeSpanishclasses of theatre and dance in high school. Husband Andy dabbles in the computer to the mix. She is all accompanist for ballet business Dr. Ira Klemons '6, and his wife treat patients who travel to The Center for Headaches and Facial Pain in New Jersey from every continent around the world (except Antarctica). Autumn 2008 43
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