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Alumni Notes and News
Jonathan Bartholomew, ’97, has been named vice-president
and managing financial consultant at NBT Financial Services,
working at Syracuse Park Place office. Jonathan has over 12 years
of experience in the financial services industry, according to the
Post-Standard, and previously served as a financial consultant at
Community Investment Services Inc.
Bridget Fetterly, ’06, was recently honored by the Carthage
Lions Club with the Uplinger Award, bestowed to individuals
for exceptional community service. Bridget served four years in
the Army, and currently serves as a Carthage Savings and Loan
assistant vice-president.
Patrick Bourcy, ’87, is the senior vice-president of Wegman’s,
Rochester, NY. Patrick also sits on the Board of Directors at
‘Foodlink’ in Rochester, a national model for food distribution/
production to bring nutritious, fresh foods to low-income families.
Mary Ann Sayyeau, ’67, was crowned the very first Lewis County
Dairy Princess in 1965 and recently helped the organization
celebrate 50 years of supporting the dairy industry in Northern
New York.
Robert Tebo, ’67, was inducted into the Tupper Lake Lumberjack
Hall of Fame. After graduating from JCC and then St. Lawrence
University with a master’s degree, Bob served for over 32 years
in the athletic program at Tupper Lake Schools. Bob has seen so
many give so much of their time and support to not only him,
but to future athletes, reinforcing that it truly does take a whole
community to bring a successful athletic program to our children.
Ramon Blanco-Pabon, ’13, recently graduated from basic combat
training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, SC.
Sue Lyman Herse was a member of the first class of JCC. She
transferred to SUNY Oswego and taught school at South Jefferson
High School for 27 years. Sue has been the town historian for
Adams for over 25 years and is currently collaborating on a book
titled “Stone Houses of Jefferson County”.
Mary Wilsie, ’00, recently competed her MBA degree from Capella
University. Mary was a high honors office technology program
student at JCC, and has worked for many years in healthcare
administration.
And JCC “Love at First Sight” Story!
Michael Krickmire, ’70, and his wife, Mary, a graduate from
Jamestown Community College, met at SUNY Brockport when
they both were sporting t-shirts that read “JCC”. The ensuing
friendship led to a 38+ year love affair! The couple married in 1977
while still in graduate school, according to the Democrat and
Chronicle and they have been working together in the theater
community for over 30 years in the Rochester area, teaching
students the passion of the theater. They were recently honored
with the prestigious 2015 Rod Marriott Award for Lifetime
Achievement in Theater Education from the NYS Theater Education
Association.
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