Class Notes PDF - Lafayette Magazine - Lafayette College

Class Notes1967–1969Hawaii what Frank Lloyd Wright is tothe mainland. I dropped off atSkillman his latest book, Buildingsof Hawaii (University of VirginiaPress, 2011).“Last July was Stick’s first return tocampus since graduation. Many Phi Psialumni classes and our undergraduates,as well as more than 60 Greek alumnifrom five houses from the 1960s andearly 1970s, greeted Moani and him. PhiPsi alumni included Bob Leciston ’63,Bob White ’64, John ‘Tree’ Miller ’65,Mike Levinson ’66, and TomHeard ’91. Also attending were DUsBill Rappolt and Bill Messick ’68and Phi Delt Bill Thygeson ’68.Invitees unable to attend were JoeSteinhardt ’65, Mike Capitman, JohnHatfield, and Roger Newton ’72.”1968Howard S. Rednor984 S. Broad St.Trenton, NJ 08611-2008seeligandrednorlaw@comcast.netPresident: Robert E. AlbusFund Manager: Steven P. BottcherReunion Chair: William L. MessickWeb Page Administrator:William L. Messick,messy12@aol.comGiles “Geff” Bunn III died Aug. 13after a fight with kidney cancer. Upongraduation, Geff was commissionedas a lieutenant in the Army. His servicecareer centered in Armor, and he servedin Germany, Vietnam, and the UnitedStates. While at Ft. Knox, Geff supervisedthe creation of the General GeorgePatton Museum. He enjoyed trainingand teaching young soldiers. He retiredfrom the Army as a major. His wife,Tricia; daughter Stephanie; her husband,Shawn Grady; and four grandchildrensurvive him. Geff was memorializedAug. 27 and subsequently interred inArlington National Cemetery.A Philadelphia Inquirer article aboutinternational student recruitment featuredJoe Cox, headmaster of Haverford(Pa.) School.Dave and Sharon Baker spentThanksgiving in Burlington, Vt.,with son Brian ’91, his wife, andthree grandchildren. The Bakers enjoybird-watching. Dave is a photographer,with an upcoming photo exhibit atHudson Highland Nature Museumin Cornwall, N.Y.The Bakers traveled to the homeof Jonathan Benedict and his wife,Rosemary; Greg Crawford joinedthem. This spring, the Bakers,Benedicts, and Frank Dunst andwife Patti will meet in Charleston, S.C.,for some touring.The Bakers retired from teaching10 years ago, and they now volunteerin their community and at a nearbynature preserve and museum.Dave Archibald’s wife, Judy,continues to garner recognition for herwork as director of public affairs forWaste Management Inc. in Pennsylvaniaand West Virginia. She receivedPennsylvania Resources Council’s 2011Leader in Environmental EducationAward. The Archibalds reside inLanghorne, Pa.Martin L. “Guy” Haines III wasnamed one of the top 12 divorcelawyers in the country by Town andCountry magazine. His former clientsinclude Greg Norman, John Sculley,and Dennis Kozlowski. He is a boardcertifiedfamily lawyer, who comes froma long line of prominent lawyers. Hisgreat-grandfather established a law firmin Mt. Holly, N.J., upon his return fromthe Civil War. His late father, Martin L.Haines II ’40, a classmate of my father’sat Lafayette, was a much-admired andhighly respected Superior Court judge,before whom I practiced.Hal Crane welcomed grandsonAlex Natt on April 30, 2011.1969Michael L. Mouber4001 Lincoln Drive West, Suite FMarlton, NJ 08053-1525(856) 985-1000mlmlegal@aol.comPresident: John C. BecicaFund Manager: David W. FraserReunion Chair: David A. PiacenteWeb Page Administrator:John C. Becica, becica@juno.comJohn F. Berky and wife Marjory, a’69 Centenary graduate, have fourgrandchildren—Zachary, Scarlett, Liana,and Gavin. In 2010, John resigned asexecutive director of SummerWindPerforming Arts Center, Windsor,Conn., but continues as a member of theboard of directors. John also started awebsite devoted to music of AntonBruckner, www.abruckner.com, andholds the largest archive of Brucknerrecordings in the world. The websitegenerates sufficient revenue to allowJohn a “perpetual semi-retirement.”Brent D. Glass retired as directorof Smithsonian Institution’s NationalMuseum of American History in mid-August. Since 2005, Brent has servedas a Lafayette trustee.Richard N. Lettieri was selectedto the advisory board of the AmericanCollege of e-Neutrals, an organizationdedicated to training, networking, anduse of mediators, arbitrators, masters,judges, and others who are committedto resolving disputes from electronicallystored information. Richard’s LettieriLaw Firm limits its practice to electronicevidence and e-discovery.Gary Masline retired after morethan 30 years as press spokespersonand assistant counsel to an investigatoryand oversight commission in NewYork. In mid-2011, he joined UpstateArtists Guild’s board of directors. Helives with Sharon, whom he marriedduring our sophomore year, and hastwo children, Jeffrey and Sara, andthree grandchildren.Albert Skeath asked me if I knewanyone who needed a copy of the1969 Melange. Since the one I had issomewhere in a property to which Ino longer possess a key, I indicated thatI would like to have it, subsequentlyenjoying email communications withAl. I looked him up in the yearbook tosee his picture, but he did not lookfamiliar. The reason is that Al attendedthe College’s evening class program foreight years and therefore was unfamiliarto (and with) most of us. Since he didnot participate in regular Collegeactivities, he was willing to part withhis yearbook. Al says he still roots forLafayette over Lehigh even though heobtained a master’s in managementscience from Lehigh. He had a careerat PPL and then consulted for 11 yearsfor the U.S. Energy Association inWashington, D.C. He attended morethan 60 international managementconferences/seminars in Eastern Europeand the former Soviet republics,subsequent to the dissolution of theUSSR. Al lives in Allentown, Pa., doesimpersonations of FDR for communitytheater, plays in the baseball WorldSPRING 2012 • lafayette 65