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Promote Reunion Participation
(and build enthusiasm among your classmates)
2021 MEDIA KIT
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Getting to know our A gift for you. .. which is attached to the CAM magazine cover, can provide the opportunity
fourteenth president
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PLUS: from your 1947 clas
Living color: A tour smates.
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Reunion 2017
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Cornell Class of
1947 65th Reunio
June 7-10, 2012 n
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at www.cornellclass4
7.org
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ll Herbert R. Brinberg
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Class of 1952
Class of ’92
Reunion
Our
Facebook is fun—
65th Reunion
Is Almost Here! Facetime is better! Save
Come back to Cornell
and re-connect!
the
Date!
CLASS OF ’16
Save the date!
Visit: www.CornellClassof77.org
Reunion
For more details, visit our class website:
www.classof2007.cornell.edu
Also on Facebook and Twitter (@cornell_07)
June 8-11, 2017
CLASS OF
Class headquarters conveniently
located at the Statler.
’16
Make your hotel reservations now. Visit our website for more details:
classof92.alumni.cornell.edu
Highlights: Like our Facebook page for updates:
• Class banquets Cornell Class of 1992
• Postwar Cornell
presentation
• Special veterans
recognition event Class of
Details:
Full program details and
1988
registration materials
will be sent in late March.
Reminder:
Send in your memories of
your “Days on the Hill”
and note the impact that
Good times ahead! Good times ahead!
Cornell has had on your life.
Contact:
JUNE 10-13, 2021 Sue Schlaepfer
(607) 227-6080
JUNE 10-13, 2021
sueysch@gmail.com
Come back to Ithaca this June for Reunion
Reflect & Reconnect — Again!
Dick Dye
30 Years!
Register online at: http://classof13. (914) 769-1532
Register online at: http://classof13.
June 7-10, 2018
dickdye@verizon.net
alumni.cornell.edu alumni.cornell.edu
For more information, visit our class website at
classof52alumni.cornell.edu
Class Column Reminders
Your class column in Cornell Alumni Magazine is a great
way to start building enthusiasm for Reunion!
n Remember to keep your class correspondents informed of the
developing plans for Reunion so there can be news in each issue
that will encourage classmates to attend.
n Pre-Reunion events provide great material for class columns.
n Avoid using long lists of names in the class column. Lists of class-
mates who are planning to attend are better circulated in Reunion
mailings or on the class website, reserving class columns for news
of individual classmates and plans for Reunion itself.
n There’s plenty of time to promote Reunion attendance with a class
ad in the Class Notes. Consider starting in the Jan/Feb issue of
your Reunion year.
n Be sure to make full use of the column if complimentary issues
of the magazine will be going to classmates who are not already
subscribers. published his
im reports that he’s
roads. Chuck Boehe Citadel. Michael
to Navy recruits, The Starship and the
uently taught math first novel, Sellenria: g in employee
until 1983. He subseq management, otte, NC) is still workin
of Goldwin Smith, to engineering, quality Riley, BS ’97 (Charl His daughter, Sarah
,
Arts Quad outside then transitioned
time sitting on the investment consulting.
n Make sure to remind your class correspondents to include your reserv oir. manag ement . benefi ts and School of
and then go for a
swim in the and supply chain
duty in 1985. He then
served Duke’s Graduate
’81 (bddun n@opt online.net) writes, Plude left active d de- recen tly graduated from m and had Mike’s first
Brian Dunn, MBA Bryan ves, worke Progra
of 2015 after 36 years in the HR years with the Air Force Reser t Nursin g/CRNA Anesthesia , Mike would golf at
habita Ithaca
“I retired at the end Vatican (long a
couple
ace for a few years,
and did child. If he had a day
in
a brief stint at the fense and aerosp years. In grand Golf Course, then
have drinks
class website (and Facebook page) at the end of every column. consulting field. After
story) I have return
boards (public, private
ed to ‘active’ retirem
, and nonprofit), have
s and adviser to PE
ent. I sit on a few
a few clients, restor
firms looking 2016
ation work for Ducks
he was ordained
in Chico, CA. Doug
Unlimited for six
by the Unitarian
Porter left the Navy
Universalist the
in 1985 and dinner
Burnett friends
Rober t Trent Jones
at the Statler. That’s
. v Cindy Fuller,
all for now. Take care,
cindy@ cindyjfuller.c
il.com.
om; Ilene
as an expert witnes and teach Church o at the Leo Ilene.l efland @gma
work
in HR technology firms, s years in Chicag Lefland,
to make investments and spent 32-plu of Chicago Shub
school. If you are in He served as the CEO your door
courses in the ILR ad agency until 2004. and retired to will be knocking on
two half-semester know. 2015 spring
79
to let me until Hopef ully is
and May, be sure Ronald McDonald
House Schmitt n. Time flies and it
Ithaca between March Ann (Thomas). Paul as you read this colum is just three short
n Have a great time getting ready for Reunion!
of traveling. So
my wife and I do lots ado, CA, with wife Reserves for n
With my free time, tina, Uruguay, Coron here and was in the e that our 40th Reunio
been to Chile, Argen served on subs everyw e in hard to believ ation time for this
far this year we have I feel so incredibly fortu- He is now at the Naval War Colleg month s away, on June 6-9. It is registr Mine o says
and China. total of 30 years. y for four n co-chair Karen
Ireland, Hong Kong, Eisen, heisen a was in the Marine infantr event, and Reunio t in the
retirement.” v Howie Newport, RI. Bob Shaw admiral of great d your Reunion packe
nate. Life is good in ynn1@ me.com. ly served as the fleet should have receive will
Mary Flynn, maryfl years, and subsequent five years that you Our class reception
@drexelmed.edu; Bob Warther did be receiving it soon.
boats in McLean, VA. the mail or will Hall, the showpiece
of the Arts Quad
writing this colum
n during dinner es, and ended up with be held at Klarman by classmate
Hello, ’78ers! I’m subma rines, then the Reserv Lawre nce funded
78
in n at genero usly
Paris, where I’m on
vaca- weapons divisio since 2016 that was
some down time in of four Dept. of Energy nuclear headq uarters will be William Keeton
of this trip was the
purchase Lab. Klarman. Class Reunion
tion. The major event Livermore National ’t make it to Seth us House System.
ing one vintage classmates couldn , part of the West Camp . Make
to my collection, includ Several Navy ROTC
s to Bob Shaw. Jim
Diercks House Keeton or at area hotels
cookbooks to add the Seine. will be available at desired location.
Questions?
of the vendors along but still sent update a tour housing early so you get your
1930 book from one assistance Reunion, He left the Navy after
with considerable d Amy (Zoebisch). rn your reservations n co-chair, has been
This column was written s to both of marrie variou s tech firms in southe Maga cs, the other Reunio
Mike Berna rd. (Thank and worke d with ms Steve year. met up
He
from Bob Shaw and his fellow Navy ROTC in Japan his retirem ent in 2012. J.D. Willia catchi ng up with classmates this past in Chicag o,
you!) Bob was tasked
with getting New Jersey until in 2004 and transit
ioned to in NYC, Larry Stone
compiled an Excel Nancy Sverdlik
Contact Alexandra Bond classmates to our
spreadsheet to catch
40th Reunion. He
ary
up on the crew, and
to me. Here are updates
on our the Dept.
which
from the Marines
Mike sent the retired of the Treasury to analyze terrorist
led to a career in intelligence until
after
finances, with
2017. He still Mary
28-plu s all
McDonald in Virginia
of whom will be on
, and Jon Wardner
campus in June for
and encou rage others to
in Ithaca,
our 40th. Please
come back
executive summ Gary Hicks retired contact classmates help
Class Notes Editor
ed Reunion. works for RAND Corp. SAIC in Virginia events. If you need
classmates who attend 23 years and and has worked at nd full of fun and college,
Mike retired as a
Commander after years in the Navy after 30 for a weeke from your dorm,
s. He retired from n retired in 2008, out to classmates
chemistry and physic ever since. Mark Haski com- reaching y club, please conta
ct Lisa
taught high school Jerry Bowes Beach ioned to work in the ty, fraternity, or affinit
rch Lab after 14 years. in the Navy, and transit Bourne sorori ffinity, at lisabhoyt@
abb83@cornell.edu the Air Force Resea ves until years . Lastly, Jim vice presid ent—a
and served in the
Reser ry in Florida nti Hoyt, connections so
left the Navy in 1983 mercial nuclear indust bered with Barsa try to make those
in Silicon Valley 1989. He is remem gmail.com. Lisa will
in the high-tech sector in an F-16 crash in Marine Corps in ll friends are living,
work-
1988. He worked for four to died al Museum of the where your Corne
ry stayed in the Navy a brick at the Nation ates you can see eering, or retiring!
Be sure to watch
thereafter. Bob Conne at Wells Fargo for Thanks to all of our
Navy ROTC classm ing, traveling, volunt ly newsletter for
MBA, and worked Barstow, his honor. sites and the month
five years, got his of duty in social media you are
nyos did tours for their servic e!
Joe Lubeck and wife
Pam class up to Reunion. If
34 years. Don Doha as a contro ller for a com- civilian classm ates. local affinit y events leading your area, please
He served Now for compa ny, out about events in
CA, and Okinawa. strations for Price ns, FL. Joe sold his interested in finding gional events,
doing product demon in Palm Beach Garde ood in 2016. His , vice president—re
pany in San Diego kson worked live ent Trust, to Starw contact Cindy Green
29 years. Peter Earec s Landmark Apartm started American
Club (Costco) for years, then got two degree lasted 15 minutes. He then at cbgreen3@gmail.com
.
uled in Feb-
er for five retirem ent which owns events was sched
for Admiral Rickov in D.C. Apartments (of which
he is CEO), One of these region
al
n, NJ. This
for the Coast Guard w. Jim Landmark South- Playhouse in Milbur
from MIT. He works ents throughout the at the Paper Mill
i became brothers-in-la until and operates 25,000 apartm on a national ruary to enjoy the show
Two Navy ROTC alumn Reserves active with Hillel ates the opportunity
1983 and was in the Joe and Pam are event gave classm n. Classmate Lon Hoyt
is the
Gentile served until Steve Gates east. ll Hillel Tanner
semiconductor sales. awarded the Corne Very Own British Invasio from
2002; he retired from 1983, and basis, and Joe was rful cerem ony at the Cornell My r for this show, which features songs
until a wonde directo Stones, Petula
served in the Navy Award this year at recently music the Beatles, the Rolling
married Jim’s sister, worked at Solar City. Joe and Pam Herman’s Hermits, of
ves until 2003. He’s campus in New York pagne Run,” a foolish Clark, the Moody Blues, and other
legendary bands
served in the Reser ouck spent nearly 40 Tech the “Great Cham
Chuck Hasbr He’s now partic
ipated in pagne
Turbines since 1994. s on active duty. of stops at the great French Cham the 1960s . to gathe r and
rines, 31-plu combination country tunity
years riding subma the Beltwa y supporting the racing exotic cars too fast on French Last fall, alumni had the oppor ’79 seating block
ctor inside houses and from the Class of
working as a contra Haynes served cheer on the Big Red sgiving weekend
surety mission. John Frozen Apple Thank
nuclear weapons during the annual Over 70 class-
on Square Garden.
hockey game at Madis in the block with
ers, and friends sat
n Hall mates, family memb
Meet me at Klarma
of
70 who cheere d in other sections
another estimated estima ted that Big Red fans
ll athleti cs
the garden. Corne Mary Maxon
June 6–9, 2019
n fans 13 to 1. As
outnumbered Crimso nications,
’87, co-vic e president—commu
Grainger, MPS ame gather-
ds— seating and the post-g
Contact your frien who organized game
ing, reported, “Harva
rd won on the ice (4-1), classes
but Cornell
te” for the
tell them to won in the stands!”
A pre-game “tailga
at Local West (acros
s from Penn
of the ’70s was held
! th class took
Meet me at our 40
for our
ame gathering
Station), and a post-g New York Mid-
p of the Renaissance
place at the roofto d good times
the loss, everyone enjoye
town Hotel. Despite as Cornell beat
rnell.edu well that ends well
For deta ils visit: classof79.alumni.co and fellowship. All’s
Harvard at Harvard
the following week.
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slb44@cornell.edu
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