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alumni newsmilestonesand just spent ten days hiking and camping in Icelandthis summer.James Gannon ‘59 and his wife have been married 48 years and haveraised seven children. Jim retired from RTA as a busoperator in 1996. The couple has 13 grandchildren and 1great grandson.Lois Winkeljohn Scherzinger ‘59 moved to Florida after spending 65years in the Dayton area. She and her husband celebratedtheir 50th anniversary in October. They have four marriedchildren living in Florida, Indiana, and New Mexicoand are blessed with six grandchildren. They miss seeingfriends in Dayton and loved the 1959 class reunion.“Thank you!”Judith Streiff ‘59 is still volunteering for the Beaver Creek WetlandsAssociation, helping with mailings and working outsidegathering prairie seeds and planting seeds of trees.“Restoration work is so important.”1960Henry Bensman ‘60 retired from Heidelberg Web Systems, Inc. Hiswife, Bunnie, is the preventiondirector at the Dayton ClinicalOncology Program. Thecouple has three children,Stephanie, Christine andZack and five grandchildren.Suzanne Tischer King ‘60 writes, “Sincemoving to Texas, I’ve satastride a Texas longhorn,taken my first helicopter ride,won first prize in a sock hop dance contest along with firstprize for best sock hop costume, met a Lord of Parliamentat a banquet in Dallas, a surgeon who volunteers aboardthe Mercy ship, met Lady Bird Johnson who invited myhusband to visit her wildflower center, and had NancyReagan respond to a condolence card I sent her. Susie andher husband have been married 46 years, have three children,seven grandchildren and lived in six states in 23 residences.She is a retired Radiological Technologist.Thomas Leen ‘60 is retired since his son took over the business. Heand his wife spend six months in Dayton and six monthsin Ft. Myers, FL. Tom is playing a little golf, doing a littlefishing, and enjoying his five grandchildren.Robert Sullivan ‘60 graduated from the University of Dayton witha Chemical Engineering degree. He retired in 2001 after36 years with Bridgestone/Firestone, as an engineer at theDayton Tire Plant and Firestone’s Decatur, IL tire plant.He married Martha Eggensthwiller ‘62 and had three children.Martha passed away in 1993. In 1997, Robert remarriedRadmila and has lived in Kettering, OH since 2002.Richard Burlew ‘61 volunteers at a VA hospital in Long Beach, CAone day a week. “Please pray for us vets who allowedfreedom to come to such countries as Korea and Vietnam.”Linda Bivin Patterson ‘61after almost twoyears in Smyrna,TN, is livingnear her daughter,Shelley, inRussellville, KY.Her oldest son,Gregory, and hisfamily live in Prospect. Son Christian and his wife live inMemphis. Linda is wholeheartedly retired.Victoria Richardson Downs ‘62 is back in Ohio after living in Californiafor 31 years. “Working at a credit union in the accountingdepartment for the same number of years was rewardingbut retirement is great!” She loves Germantown and is verybusy with the local garden club, book club, and senior center.“Hello to everyone!”Linda Flaugher Boyer ‘63 has worked forthe Marianist Mission for 30years and has been married toGeorge Boyer III for 45 years.Terence Lafferty ‘64 started broadcastingin September 1965 atWPTW in Piqua, while astudent at the University ofDayton. He also worked atthe University of Dayton station,WVUD. His career inDayton included working asan announcer and controlroom operator at WKEF-TVand weekend DJ at WING.At WING, he became anewscaster and traffic reporterin 1971. He married Patricia Mangan ‘71 in 1979. andjoined WHIO in 1980. Now semi retired, he works as anewscaster at WLW in Cincinnati since 2004.Thomas Loges ‘64 has been a successful manufacturer’s representativefor 28 years. He attributes his selling success to thesales experience he gained at Chaminade selling magazines,candy, etc.FALL 2010 14
Judith Fussner Schneider ‘64 retired in June from West CarrolltonSchools after 27 years as a music teacher in severaldistricts. She and her husband are looking forward tobecoming grandparents in the spring. Judy celebratedretirement with a trip to Germany and Austria.Deborah Minham Pfliegel ‘65 retired as vice president of planning forGMC Insurance in December 2009 after a 30-year careerat Delphi/GM/GMAC. In July 2010 she became chiefoperating officer of the Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit.Mosaic’s mission is youth development through the arts.“Come see a show when you’re in Detroit!”Mary Susan Fortunato ‘66 retired from state government service in 2007.Thomas Henehan ‘66 is enjoying his grandchildren: Paul (7), Katelyn(5), and Ava (5).Michael Topp ‘66 is retired from GM and does volunteer work atIncarnation Church, Hithergreen Senior Center, and theAmerican Legion Post 598. “Come to the American Legion,5700 Kentshire Road, Kettering, for Sunday brunch orFriday or Saturday dinner and ask for me.”Thomas Geglein ‘67 is in his 40th year of education at New LebanonLocal Schools. His wife, Vickie, teaches 1st grade atTri County North Community Schools. The couple hasthree children, twins Heather and Holly, and Todd. Tomserves on the Board of Education at Valley View and ison the Personnel and Parks Board in Germantown. He ispresident of Valley View Youth Soccer and coaches for theWarrior Soccer Club.Mary Fitzgerald Horning ‘67 has lived in South Carolina for 14 yearsand loves the climate and people. She is working in the preopdepartment of a hospital and still loves nursing after 40years! Josie has been married to Mike for 20 years and islearning to sail. “What a blast!”Ann Donovan Bowman ‘68 and her husband have retired and movedto Hot Springs Village, Arkansas. “The area has 11 lakesand nine golf courses. One of our favorite things to do is sitout on our deck, eat lunch and watch the golfers. We feelblessed and are loving life.”Mary Jo Peck retired after 23 years of teaching PE and being theathletic director at Our Lady of Grace School. She’s nowenjoying traveling with her husband, Patrick‘69, watchingher grandchildren, and playing tennis. She highlyrecommends retirement to everyone!”1970Stanley Muckenthaler ‘71, after 25 years in the technology industry,will become Director of Sales for Kanequip, one of thelargest agricultural equipment dealerships in Kansas.Stan’s parents were originally from Kansas, making thissomewhat of a homecoming. Sue, his wife, will join him inthe move from Dallas, Texas. The couple has two children,Joey and Katie.Eileen Maloney Roth ‘73 is alive and well.Mary Ann Rataiczak Drewry ‘75 is currently the executive director of theEllis Human Development Institute at Wright State UniversitySchool of Professional Psychology. She has one son,Austin.Sherri Davis ‘77 writes, “CJ gave me a great start in life; thanks!”1980Christopher Sleight ‘83 and wife, Reneé, live in Sarasota, Florida andwill be celebrating 23 years of marriage in June. They havetwo daughters, Bianca and Savannah. “Life is good!”Christine Brockman Evans ‘86 writes, “It’s been wonderful to have ourfirst child enter into the CJ tradition. Peter is a sophomoreand will soon be joined by Julianne.” Christine has beenteaching science part time to 5th and 6th graders at St.Albert the Great School for four years. She has enjoyed reconnectingwith high school classmates and making newfriends at CJ. Christine and husband Dan will celebratetheir 20th anniversary in June.1990Aminda Heckman Jacobs ‘93 misses her friends and family in Daytonbut loves New York City. She is an adjunct professor at theCity University of New York (Lehman College) and is inher third year of the PhD program in social work at FordhamUniversity. She welcomes anyone who feels likewriting her dissertation.Jennifer Farmer Lennartz ‘96 and husband, Jason, welcomed their firstchild, Jacob, in December 2009. She is a teacher inCenterville, Ohio.2000Jessica Farmer Kiser ‘01 married Mark Kiser on September 25, 2010.They reside in Lebanon, Ohio. She is a zone business managerfor Frito Lay.Eric Krueger ‘01 received his MBA from Ohio Dominican Universityin 2006 and is employed as an accountant and auditor forthe Department of Defense at DFAS in Columbus, Ohio.He is also the assistant varsity basketball coach for PickeringtonCentral High School. Eric married Jeannie Koesteron June 12, 2010. The couple resides in Pickerington, Ohio.Joseph Young ‘05 graduated with a degree in computer engineeringfrom the University of Cincinnati in 2010, and was awardedVISION 15
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