Innovations in the Arts - Newark Academy

suffered from this illness and is
now recovered. He is also involved
in consulting work, helping a
friend set up a New Jersey office
of Sterling and Sterling Insurance
Brokers. Paul’s wife, Daria, is a
master’s trained psychiatric nurse
currently working as head of a
health center, as well as working
as a teacher and college placement
counselor for the Purnell School
in Pottersville, New Jersey. Their
oldest daughter, Claire, graduated
from Gettysburg College and has
a great job at the Museum of
Modern Art in New York. She lives
independently in SoHo. Their
youngest daughter, Rachel, is in her
junior year at Lehigh University
and is doing very well as a foreign
relations major. Their family is in
the process of relocating to
Sarasota, Florida, as a principal
residence while spending the
summers on Long Beach Island.
Paul travels a lot to see friends,
fish, golf and relax.
After 32 years in journalism with
newspapers in Florida, Georgia
and Mississippi, Andy Kanengiser
decided it was time for a change.
Since July 2007, Andy has been
working as the university news
coordinator at Mississippi College
in Clinton, Mississippi, just outside
of Jackson. He prepares the college’s
news releases, writes for their
magazines and other publications,
and keeps the school’s website up
to date. He is married with five
children and one grandson who
all live in Mississippi.
Bill Kaplan had a great time at
the Newark Academy alumni
event in Washington, D.C. in
November 2007.
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In October 2007, Reg Kramer
was named managing partner of
Oldham Kramer, a full-service law
firm in Akron, Ohio. He is still
living in Wooster, Ohio, with his
wife, Marj. They celebrated their
35th wedding anniversary in
December 2007.
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William Hardin, Jr. was serving as
professor of surgery and pediatrics
at the University of Alabama
School of Medicine. In November
2007, he assumed the role of vice
chair for pediatric surgical services
at Lehigh Valley Hospital in
Allentown, Pennsylvania. After 30
years in the south, William is glad
to be closer to home so he can
reacquaint himself with his former
classmates and get involved at
Newark Academy.
We Fondly
Remember
Herbert Northrup ’35
October 22, 2007
Robert Hess ’36
December 9, 2007
Warren Woolley ’38
February 12, 2008
Charles E. Bloom, Jr. ’42
January 22, 2008
Walter Whitehurst III ’45
December 20, 2007
Henry Haberle, Jr. ’50
October 14, 2007
Kenneth Cochrane ’53
June 18, 2007
Peter Haas ’74
November 26, 2007
Death notices are compiled from
newspaper obituaries and information
received directly from family members or
friends of the family. To submit a notice
please include the individual’s name and
date of death, and send it to the editor
or e-mail outreach@newarka.edu.
Mark Menza reports that his
daughter, Kait, is now home from
Italy and back at Bryn Mawr for
the rest of her junior year. His son,
Connor, is a junior in high school
and looking at colleges where he
would like to apply.
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