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30 Regis Alumni News (right next to LAX) are welcome to contact me at mlazor47@yahoo.com.” Vincent Macaluso, MD is currently trying to set up a multiple sclerosis center at his hospital, Flushing Hospital Medical Center. He is currently being featured on Healthology.com’s website since he both has and treats people with MS. 1987 John J. Wing, 309 Avenue ‘C’#10B, New York, NY 10009, johnw@tzell.com Jose Villar got married on May 1st to Kelly O’Connor in Del Rey Beach, FL. Some of the guys in attendance were: Chris Rooney, Daren Turner, Jose Villar, Peter McNally and Kevin McNally ’88. Tom Ferguson has been made a Director at Johnson & Johnson (Personal Care Products Division). He and his wife Elisa and three-year-old daughter Tracy have moved to Bentonville, Arkansas. Tom is in charge of the Wal-Mart account, Johnson & Johnson’s #1 retail customer. Stefano Cugno and his wife Patty and three-year-old twins, Cara and Christian, have moved to Buffalo. Stef can be reached at cugnostefano@emc.com 1989 Joseph J. Macchiarola, Esq., 116 New Hyde Park Rd., Garden City, NY 10022, jmacchiarola@rmefpc.com Giles Kavanagh lives in beautiful Buffalo, NY in the first floor apartment of a house owned and occupied by Jim Abramson, his wife Bridget Evans, and son Henry (2 years old). Giles looks forward to having Matthew McGowan moving into the Lake Erie watershed as a new Professor of Classics at the College of Wooster in Ohio. J.P. Freeley is engaged to be married. The ceremony will take place in Warsaw, Poland and the couple will reside in Kew Gardens, NY. 1990 James F. Donohue, 30 W. 63 St. Apt. 3P, New York, NY 10023, jfd207@yahoo.com Kevin Delaney reports that he moved to San Francisco with his wife and two kids in March after over 5 years in Paris. He worked for The Wall Street Journal there and now will report from the paper’s San Francisco bureau, contributing to its coverage of Silicon Valley. Brian Dunphey had the chance to visit Chris Sclafani, his wife Jeannie Rhee and progeny Oliver in January. Anyone who knows Chris will marvel at Oliver’s sunny, bright disposition. Looks like Brian will be moving to Los Angeles to practice law. Anyone on the other coast, look him up. 1991 Chris J. Caslin, 770 Elm Ave., River Edge, NJ 07091, ccaslin@ddanyc.com Nolan E. Shanahan, 20 93 rd St., Apt. 3F, Brooklyn, NY 11209, NolanShanahan@nyc.rr.com Luis Velez is currently working at Morrison and Foerster after graduating from Columbia Law School in 2004. Robert Porada got married last year to Cari Levine. The wedding took place at the Bellagio Hotel in Las Vegas. Regians in attendance included Robert’s brothers Frank ’81 and John ’82, as well as Eric Barna. 1992 Michael J.B. McCarthy, 35-35 82 St., Apt.52, Jackson Heights, NY 11372, michaeljbmccarthy@hotmail.c om Craig Geneve graduated UCLA Business School in June 2003. Craig left the sun and beaches to return to NYC and start as an associate in technology, media and telecom investment banking at Bear Stearns. He can be reached at cgeneve@bear.com 1994 Basil R. Kolani, 18 E. 23 rd St., Apt. 4C, New York, NY 10010, bkolani@panix.com Gregory Cote is going to Colorado in July for James McGrath’s wedding. Greg is finishing a residency in internal medicine and will be starting a fellowship in gastroenterology. John Kuhner plans to explore Hannibal’s route across the Alps this summer. He will make a full report of his findings to the Regis Classical Association (q.v.) in the fall. 1995 Stephen McGrath, 1421 Hemlock Farms, Hawley, PA 18428, mcgrath@columbia.edu Congratulations to Father William Cleary who was ordained at St. Patrick’s Cathedral on May 15, 2004 and celebrated his first mass at St. Margaret of Cortona Church in Riverdale on Sunday, May 16 th . Father Cleary says that, ”The idea of priesthood first occurred to me when I was a student at Regis High School. The Jesuits at Regis were a “big influence” and so were the priests at the Neumann Residence.” Denis Brogan is now working as an associate attorney in the intellectual property group of Gibney, Anthony and Flaherty, LLP in midtown Manhattan. Arthur Plaza writes: I was recently awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to study in Paris, Lille and Brittany. My doctoral research in European History examines how Christian Democrats transformed Catholic political culture between World War II and Vatican II while participating in the French Fourth and Fifth Republics. Fortuitously, Janene, my wife of two years, will be accompanying me during the fellowship year. Michael Brown will be married on June 26, 2004 to Kerry Hurley. The couple met at The College of the Holy Cross, where they will be married. Mike lives in Milton, MA and works as a paralegal at Sloane and Walsh in Boston. He is a third year law student. Todd Johnson and Jack Macken will serve as Mike’s groomsmen. 1996 Brian S. Lennon, 40 Sutton Pl., Apt. 5F, New York, NY 10022, lenres@aol.com Michael J. Boyle, 200 East 84th Street, Apt. 9A, NY, NY, 10028, boylemj@georgetown.edu Andrew Weir is engaged to Dana Roitberg with a wedding planned for June 12 th . He is a graduate student at NYU, pursuing a second Master’s degree in Biology. His fiancé is a second year law student at NYU. Vincent Pantone graduated from Downstate Medical School and will begin the Residency Progam at Montefiore Hospital. Congrats, Vincent! Paolo Brion is a project engineer at de Simone & de Simone. 1997 James P. Langstine, j.langstine@valuemetrics.com John M. Rossiello, im2bigred@yahoo.com Charlie O’Donnell is still an analyst for the private equity group at the General Motors pension fund. (In fact, GM is an LP of two funds whose partners are Regis trustees.) He is also trying to publish a book for college freshman about taking the right first steps for a successful college career. He got some great tips from Regis alumni Chris Lowney ’76, author of “Heroic Leadership”. Patrick Durkan flew off on March 10th for the Olympic Trials in Sabre Fencing to Athens, Moscow and Bulgaria. Patrick took the bronze at the Olympic Qualifying Sabre World Cup in London last month which moves him closer to one of the four slots on the US Olympic Team that will fence in Athens this coming summer. Wish him luck. Patrick Brown graduated Fordham University with a BA in English and is an assistant in the distribution division of Penguin Books in NYC. Richie Brockmeyer is engaged to Una Ramirez and is planning a wedding for 2005. 1998 Daniel D. Kirchoff, 630 W. 168 th St., Box 583, New York, NY 10032, ddkircho@yahoo.com Dave Anfora became engaged to Maria Campanelli of Lindenhurst, NY on 3-12-04. They plan to marry in the summer of 2005. Dave landed a job as a First Officer for Continental Connection on 9-29-03. He flies a Beech-1900, and is based out of Albany,NY. He hopes to upgrade to a Captain by the end of this year, which would make him one of the youngest Captains to ever work for the company. Patrick Wickman is now in his second year working as an environmental scientist at Hazen and Sawyer, P.C. in NYC. He was also recently accepted to NYU’s Wagner School of Public Service to work on a Master’s degree in Urban Planning. Scott Schwieger is currently a professional gambler. John Power is living in Warsaw, Poland, where he’s “at work on the Great American Novel”. Jerry Carita is the Assistant to the Director/Executive Producer for a new television series on AMC called “Into Character.” The series debuts on June 16th at 10PM. Jared DiDomenico almost started writing a lengthy account of a recent Antarctic expedition, but decided to actually write something truthful, to make up to those of you who may have read his bios in the Regis Repertory playbills. To that end, he’s living with friends in the Bronx, rehearsing a band and recording demo material, is a writer and actor in the CREATE theater company (new show this summer), Bridgid Janson, Tom Hein ’99, and Brian Hughes ’99 at the Volunteer Recognition Barbeque
Summer 2004 31 and has started a multi-media group which can be found on the web at www.lacamarata.com. He’s very close to having a reality show that will air in Guam and hopes everyone is well, email him if you’re going into entertainment law. Class members, please update your alumni profiles at www.regis-nyc.org. 1999 Thomas A. Hein, 400 Kneeland Ave., Yonkers, NY, 10704, thein@fordhamgrad.com Brian C. Hughes, 149 Park Drive North, Staten Island, NY 10314, rwiggum99@aol.com Kevin Clancy plans on visiting Japan next year, where he will study philosophy and Feng-Shui. Sean Colvin recently moved to Atlanta, GA for his second rotation in General Electric’s financial management program. Sean will be living and working there at least through the coming summer and looks forward to visiting NY again in early July. The class of 1999 made their debut this spring in the Regis Alumni Basketball League. An unexpected off-season injury to Pat Heffernan weakened their hopes for a championship. But the dynamic inside combo of Rob Alarcon and Brian Hughes, and the sizzling guard play of Joe Maceda, Tom Hein and Mark Cummins, helped the team surpass all expectations and win one game. Other ‘99ers who participated in the league were: Dave Harman, Omar Delgado, Owen Reidy, Chris Reenock, Joe Tursi, Tom Brennan, Matt Hansen and Mike Williams. Don’t forget, the class of 1999 will celebrate our 5 th year reunion here at Regis on June 12 th starting at 4 PM. Let’s make it a good one! 2000 Christopher Nooney, 339 East 240th St., Bronx, NY 10470, cnooney.student@manhattan.edu Toma Dedaj reports on behalf of Matt Tarpey, Scott Callahan, Joe Forte and Kieran O’Donnell, among the inaugural group of Crusaders to inhabit the new Senior Apartments, that they’re doing well down the home stretch at Holy Cross. Toma noted that Scott, who has plans to join the NYPD after college (as does Alex Wancel) has a girlfriend. When asked for confirmation, Scott opined “and she’s hot too!”Joe plans to teach high school for the coming year before regrouping to pursue his Ph.D. On his way out of Holy Cross he will take with him the prestigious Flatley Medal in Philosophy. James Walsh will be taking his Holy Cross degree in mathematics to law school next year. (He’s still deciding which.) Sam Valverde has been accepted to Yale Law School following his undergrad work at Dartmouth. Chuck Keeley makes his way to Fordham Law School next year. Mike Memoli is finishing up studies at Loyola Maryland, where he has dutifully served as the Editor-In-Chief of the college’s weekly Greyhound newspaper. He now stands an unapologetic 5’8. Frank Golom finished up a year as Loyola’s Student Body President. Chris Nooney, who had been the Editor for Manhattan College’s weekly Quadrangle newspaper, gave publishing up to pursue his position as the Jasper’s Student Body President. He graduates this May, winning the college’s Hazelton Medal for Humanities. Neil Toomey intends to study Chinese language in Beijing, as part of his Light Fellowship from Yale, where he finishes his bachelor’s in May. Francis Fallon has been accepted to graduate studies at the University of Cambridge. Nick Gorski reports that he has changed courses at UVA and will remain there studying English until 2006. Jeff Coe will return to Manhattan College after a sojourn into the working world, to finish his BS in computer engineering next fall. Tim Morris reports that he will be gainfully employed with JP Morgan Chase starting this August. Erich Rastetter finished 3 years as I.T. Manager at WFUV upon becoming an Economic Policy Analyst intern at the Bronx Borough President’s Office. He recently led a student service project working with HIV/AIDS patients to Nashville. He expects to graduate with majors in Political Science and Economics. Chris Saltamacchia will graduate from Emory with a double major in Religion and Chemistry. He is working hard on his thesis, not sure what next year holds…Mexico? Med School? Sounds like an easy choice, Chris. Thomas Foley will enter law school in the fall, having completed his B.S. in Economics at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. He thanks Regians young and old for their counsel. 2003 Bennett C. Chan, bcc2101@columbia.edu Edward Kamintzky is a member of the Fairfield University baseball team. Milestones Births Natalie Laidan on February 26, 2004 to Tristin and Marty Mannion ‘77 Amanda Kelly on April 13, 2004 to Larry and Kristen Ehmer ‘78 Matthew Paul on January 29, 2004 to Paul and Ariana Sidoti ‘80 Callum David to Sean and Hollie Reddington ‘82 Kathy Julia on July 10, 2002 to Daniel and Amy DaSilva ‘84 James Patrick on February 28, 2004 to Danny and Kerri Sullivan ‘84 Gabriela on March 18, 2004 to Liliana and Rick Murtha ‘85 Shane Alexander on January 11, 2004 to Kristin and Mike Lazorchak ‘86 Charlanne Angelica on January 14, 2004 to Anthony and Jennifer Zepf ‘86 Alexander Warren on March 3, 2004 to Kim and Michael Francis ‘95 Marriages Raymond Cappiello ’81 married Elaine Matthews on February 29, 2004 Edward Donahue ’82 married Diane Garrigan on February 28, 2004 Anthony Zepf ‘86 married Jennifer Mitlof on September 14, 2002 Jose Villar ‘87 married Kelly O’Connor on May 1, 2004 Deaths John F. Fitzsimons ’25 on March 25, 2004 John C. Madigan ’33 on January 11, 2004 James V. Regan ’34 on February 13, 2004 John. J. Fiala ’34 on March 30, 2004 Lawrence J. Durney ’38 on April 8, 2004 William F. Lally, Jr. 38 on May 13, 2004 John M. Lore, Jr. ’39 on January 12, 2004 Michael J. Ames ’39 in April 2004 John F. McKenna ’39 in April 2004 William G. Orr ’40 on March 4, 2004 John J. Sandt ’43 on May 16, 2004 Victor A. Belinski on June 1, 2004 Timothy A. Healy, SJ ’47 on May 16, 2004 Eugene V. Mohr ’47 in March 2004 Peter J. Lynch ’49 in February 2004 William J. Sabatini ’49 on April 17, 2004 Robert M. Ryan ’50 on March 18, 2004 John G. Krebs ’52 on May 20, 2004 Richard F. Reggio ’60 on January 17, 2004 Orazio R. Russo ’60 on May 4, 2004 James P. Mulhall ’62 on November 11, 2003 Nolan Shanahan ‘91, John Zadrozny ‘95, Pat Tweedy and Dennis Moulton ‘64 at the Volunteer Recognition Barbeque Leslie Hannafey P’03, ‘07, Michael Shef ‘59, Mark Kolakowski ‘77 and Lorraine Shef at the Volunteer Recognition Barbeque
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