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New Jersey teacher Lee Oberparleiter is expanding his
educational consulting business to encompass 15 states and Canada. He'd love to
share his active life with a "good woman"! . . . Sally
Phelan McIntosh has become a reference librarian at Lehigh University after
many years as a government documents librarian. Jim is a sociology
professor at Lehigh. . . . Dr. Bob Younes has had it
with the turmoil and instability of managed health care and has begun a private
practice in the treatment of vein disorders. He continues his fund-raising
efforts for the wonderful St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
. . . Rolf and Arleen Larsen Munk have moved to
Annapolis, Md., near to their new granddaughter. Arleen is playing duplicate
bridge in an effort to meet new people. . . . Sandy and
Steve Levine have been hosts to more than a dozen foreign exchange
students, mostly from Italy, and have returned the visits. Steve has become
fluent in Italian as a result. They often see Dave Bloom and
Dennis Ting '60 and their families. . . . Gedeon '58 and
Annette Wyman Picher have started their own engineering business and are
currently spending a year in the D.C.-Virginia area before returning to
Maine. . . . Freelance writer Jackie Bendelius
Davidson edited and coordinated the publication of a book on the
wildflowers of Deer Isle, Maine, and is active in a community swimming pool
project. . . . Consultant Bob Keltie is a goal judge
at Florida Panther (NHL) hockey games. He also teaches a course at Florida
Atlantic U. Great business card, Bob! . . . Denny Kellner
Palmer is a resource room teaching assistant and is also a regular literacy
volunteer and soup kitchen volunteer. . . . Joy and Pete
Lockwood plan to take their New Beginnings program to Northern Ireland this
year. Originally designed as weekends for Episcopalians, the program now has
been introduced to Methodists. . . . Leslie Nichols
Kremer's daughter Kristen wrote to say that her mom is in the Peace Corps
in Lithuania. Leslie and John find the language a challenge but are really
enjoying their two-year stint helping people start small
businesses. . . . Sincere condolences to the family and friends
of Earl Stinneford, who passed away last October in Branson, Mo. Earl
was a retired history professor. . . . Speaking personally, I've had
my first mammography and blood work since last January's surgery and got an A+,
making me an official survivor. My dear lady classmates and wives of my
gentlemen classmates, is it time to make your mammography appointment?
Keep in touch!
Marty Burger '58 is co-chair of the business and professional
division of the United Jewish Appeal Campaign Cabinet.
Deep-Seated Success
Retirement is no big vacation for Philip Hussey '53. Last fall,
after giving up his chair as president and CEO of the Hussey Seating Company,
one of the leading suppliers of spectator seating in the world, he headed off
to the Far East--on business. [CONTINUE]
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