Basic HTML Version
W
INTER
2012
.
S
T
. L
AWRENCE
U
NIVERSITY
M
AGAZINE
33
Cl as s Notes
Charles Zogby
received a lovely write-up
in one of the Utica papers. He has been named
the top budget adviser to Pennsylvania Governor
TomCorbett.Wow! Charles has worked in politics
and government administration jobs since leaving
SLU. He started in D.C., working on campaigns,
and graduated from George Mason School of Law.
He lives in Fairview Township, and was head of
the Pennsylvania Department of Education under
Governors Tom Ridge and Mark Schweiker 2001-
03. Before that, he served as the governor’s policy
director from 1995 to 2001.
“It’s going to be a tremendous challenge, but
it’s an exciting opportunity,” he said. “I’m look-
ing forward to serving the governor and deliver-
ing the message he has brought to the people.”
His largest task as budget adviser will be to close
the state’s looming $4 billion budget gap. Corbett
campaigned last fall to close that gap without in-
creasing state taxes or fees.
I got a wonderful letter from
Katherine Bar-
one
. She has been a faculty member at Lesley
University, Cambridge, Mass., for about 20 years.
She received her counseling Ph.D. from SUNY
Buffalo in 1989 and did her pre-doctoral intern-
ship at the Center for Multi-Cultural Training in
Psychology at Boston City Hospital – the place
that inspired “St. Elsewhere.” Katherine teaches
psychology to future entry-level practitioners
in human services and related degrees and has
touched thousands of children and families whose
lives are affected by the students she has taught.
“My clinical area is trauma recovery,” she wrote.
“I worked in Spanish and English in inner-city
community mental health for many years. I now
supervise master’s-level mental health practitio-
ners and run a small private practice.”
In 2000, Katherine was widowed and is now rais-
ing her teenage niece Miranda as a single parent.
She is in intermittent contact – “FB and cards” –
with artist
Bobbie Bush
, residing in Salem,Mass.,
who is making a go at it as a photographer, and
John DiBello
, residing in Brooklyn, N.Y., who
is in the publishing world. Katherine is hoping to
establish contact again with
Dan Wielandt
and
6IFIGGE 8VYE\ +VMJ½RK
, who married David
+VMJ½RK ´
&IGGE ERH (ER TPIEWI [VMXI MR JSV
our Class Notes!
Alicia O’Brien Eppler
,
Cindy Oosting
Dodge
, Jackie Elliman Leonard ’85, Sue Nicolais
Weaver ’85 and I met for lunch in Darien, Conn.,
last March. We had such a great time catching
up and laughing non-stop. My daughter, Char-
lotte, then 15 months, was in tow as the other
QSQW [IVI XEPOMRK EFSYX [LIVI XLIMV ½VWX FSVR
were going to college. Hmmmm…guess the late-
bloomer status does have its advantages.
'MRH] ERH LYWFERH 7LIV[SSH PMZI MR *EMV½IPH
Conn., and have two boys, Charlie andWade, both
SJ [LSQ EXXIRH *EMV½IPH 4VIT %PMGME PMZIW MR 2I[
Canaan with her husband. They have three chil-
dren, one in college and two in high school.
We had so much fun talking about all of our St.
Lawrence memories and how most of their chil-
dren are as old as or almost as old as we were
when we all met many moons ago in Dean-Eaton
and Carnegie Hall.
Karen Dix Flanagan’85 lives inWilton,Conn. Her
eldest daughter is at Colgate and she has another
one in high school.We have met at the SLU-Yale
hockey games, which are fun and festive.
1985
Cary Regan Keigher ’85
1 MacPherson Drive
Greenwich, CT 03860
203-622-5030
caryk@optonline.net
keigher@mac.com
Next Reunion: 30th, 2014
(cluster with ’83, ’84)
Jason Duncan
wrote with exciting news about
his wedding in June to Amy Richards. Jason and
Amy were married in Grand Rapids, Mich. It was
XLI ½VWX [IHHMRK JSV FSXL SJ XLIQ ,I MW XLI GLEMV
of the history department at Aquinas College,
where he teaches mainly U.S., Russian and Irish
history. Amy is also a college professor.
On August 6-7,
Mike Keigher
and
Vaughn
Harring
participated once again in the Pan-Mas-
sachusetts Challenge, a 192-mile bike ride to raise
funds for the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. This
year marked Mike’s eighth year andVaughn’s ninth.
Training and planning have already begun for PMC
2012, as both plan on riding for the cause for many
years to come!
Mike and I would love to hear from more of you,
so please reach out to us either on Facebook or
use the emails at the top of this column.
1986
Joy Ciarcia-Levy ’86
26 Sherbrooke Rd.
Hartsdale, NY 10530
914-591-1936
joyskates@aol.com
Next Reunion: 30th, 2016
Please keep in touch with me via Facebook and
Twitter [joyskates] for updates on when to send in
your news! If we’re not connected, friend me!
Kraig Brooks
lives in Geneva, N.Y., and dab-
bles in real estate when he’s not at his cottage on
MORE
Chips
Since our last issue, pictures of more Chips
(children and/or grandchildren of alumni)
have become available:
Bailey E. Phelps
Christopher L. ’91 and
Kimberley H. Phelps
’04, M’06
Patrick M. O’Mealia
James ’80 and Melinda
Strawson O’Mealia ‘82
Morgan E. Garlock
Craig Garlock ’81
(GP) Royal C. II andAnn
Clough Garlock ’56
Eric J. McGuire
Thomas McGuire ’76
EricW. McIntyre
Laurie Sturzenbecker ’80
Willard M. Meyer
Peter Meyer ’82 and
Kathleen Raycroft-
Meyer ’81
Benjamin Spingarn
David Spingarn ’75
In our last issue, we
inadvertently applied
an incorrect name to
one picture; we regret
the error:
Mary Read
Courtney ’85
has
been named the
2011 High School
Chemistry Teacher
of the Year by the
Rochester Chapter
of the American
Chemical Society.
The award was
announced at the annual high school
chemistry awards at Nazareth College;
the official award dinner took place last
fall. Courtney teaches chemistry and
earth science at Rochester (N.Y.) Early
College International High School. A
chemistry major and Presidential Scholar
at St. Lawrence, she was elected to ODK
and was a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.