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ARROWS IN MEMORIAM Gerard Belliveau ’65 Mr. Belliveau passed away on March 15, 2011. While at St. Sebastian’s he played basketball and was a member of the dramatics Society. Aer St. Sebastian’s he was graduated with honors from St. Francis College in Maine. He served in the u.S. Army in Vietnam and was a special agent with the united States Secret Service. Later, he opened Security Resources, Ltd., an investigative and security company. Belliveau is survived by his wife, Arlene, and their children, Gerard, John, Andrew, and Janet. William Harwood ’47 Mr. Harwood passed away on March 26, 2011. While at St. Sebastian’s he played football (senior year co-captain) and basketball. He also served on the Senior Prom and Ring Committees. Following St. Sebastian’s he earned an Economics degree from Boston College, before serving as a Captain in the united States Marine Corps during the korean War. Harwood spent the majority of his career working for the FBI, first as a special agent, then retiring as a supervisory agent. In retirement he worked with Sprint and, later, was a copartner in a private investigative firm. Harwood is survived by his children, Susan and William. His wife, Jean, predeceased him. L. Richard LeClair ’55 Mr. LeClair passed away on January 29, 2011. during his years at St. Sebastian’s he played varsity baseball, JV football and baseball, and intramural basketball. He was also the class secretary and member of eArrow staff. LeClair earned degrees from the College of the Holy Cross and New England Law School. He ran a law firm for over forty years. LeClair is survived by his wife, donna, and their children, Maura, Julie, Richard, Patrick, and kate. Stephen Foley ’97 Mr. Foley passed away on March 17, 2011. At St. Sebastian’s he played golf (senior year team captain) and was a member of the ski team. He was also a member of the Latin and Arrow Clubs. He is survived by his parents, Stephen and Janice, and his siblings, Mark and Michelle. Rev. Albert Hughes ’49 Fr. Hughes passed away on January 20, 2011. While at St. Sebastian’s he served as Class Secretary, played the piano and organ for Fr. keating and the Choristers, and performed in the Minstrel Show. Aer St. Sebastian’s Hughes entered the Seminary. He spent his entire career as a diocesan Priest, serving in Parishes throughout the Boston Archdiocese. 54 | ST. SEBASTIAN’S MAGAZINE Volume VI, Issue II
ARROWS IN MEMORIAM James McDonough ’05 Mr. Mcdonough passed away on February 26, 2011. While at St. Sebastian’s he cocaptained the golf team in his senior year and was a perennial All-ISL star. He also played hockey. An avid, very talented golfer, Mcdonough accepted an athletic scholarship to division I Rhode Island university aer being graduated from St. Sebastian’s. Two years later he transferred to Rollins College in Florida, where the warmer climate would enable him to concentrate more on perfecting his golf game. Mcdonough participated in many local and national junior golf tournaments over the past several years. He earned numerous awards. He planned on returning to Massachusetts upon his graduation from Rollins this spring to participate in the New England Amateur Golf Tournament. Mcdonough is survived by his parents, dr. James and Margaret Mcdonough. Thomas Swan ’60 Mr. Swan passed away on March 5, 2011. While at St. Sebastian’s he played golf and baseball, was a member of the dramatic, debating, and Altar Societies, eArrow and Walrus staffs, Glee Club, and served as class secretary. Swan was a graduate of Harvard College and the university of Chicago Business School. He was the chairman of the family-owned Swan Group. A founding member of the St. Sebastian’s School Board of Trustees, he served as Board President from 1978-84. He was also a member of the School’s Board of Incorporators. Swan is survived by his wife, Carroll, and their son, Tom. His brother Joe is a member of the St. Sebastian’s Class of 1963. A tribute to Mr. Tom Swan appears on page 4. Thomas Salemy ’78 Mr. Salemy passed away on April 3, 2011. While at St. Sebastian’s he played tennis and golf. He was also a member of the Walrus staff. Salemy earned a degree from Boston College before moving to Florida. He was a senior vice president of investments at Raymond James. Salemy is survived by his wife, Janet, and their children, Tommy, Justin, Sarah, and Alexandra. WWW.STSEBASTIANSSCHOOL.ORG | 55
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