50th Class Reunion Newsletter - Our Lady of Good Counsel High ...

1962 Class Notes
Bill Bullough is recently retired from the public Aquatic/Recreation field in Montgomery
County. He and Nancy are currently splitting time between their home in Olney, and
Naples Fla. Three kids, all graduates of GC, live in Phoenix, Baltimore and Germany.
First grandchild arrived this past Thanksgiving. Bill and Nancy look forward to the reunion
festivities.
Tom Fischetti’s grandchild was the first of an alumnus to graduate from GC and Tom’s
grandson is now a sophomore at GC. Tom launched a 3rd career as an artist in watercolor
media as well as participating on the Advancement Committee at Good Counsel, and
serving on the Class '62 Gift Committee for the 50th Reunion.
Ed Sciullo is soon to retire from private sector as Sr IT Contracts Manager, after 15 yrs
of service. Retired after 30 yrs in the Civil Service; retired after 30 yrs of creditable
service in the US Navy/Reserves. Future plans include a permanent move to Port
Orange, FL in late February '11. Interests include visiting 5 children and 8 grandchildren,
cooking for friends and family, playing golf and following sports, and networking
with friends and associates from years past. Ed hopes to continue to support planning
activities for the upcoming 50th Reunion.
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Ed Branagan is a retired health physicist from U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,
and Dept. of Energy. Volunteers as an English as a 2 nd language teacher and math tutor.
Likes to jog, travel (most recently in Russia), learn Spanish, and get together with
GC, Catholic U., and Kansas U. friends.
Will Rinaldi and his wife, Meredith, retired to the foot of Sugarloaf Mountain
in 2004 to watch the seasons slowly pass by. Unfortunately, Will says
that at our age the seasons seem to be rushing by. Will is nearly completely
recovered from a serious back injury that he suffered last February when his
kitchen ceiling collapsed during Snowmageddon 2010. Last winter saw close
to 70” of snow so keeping a close eye on the weather channel and hoping the
white stuff stays in South Dakota & Buffalo where it belongs. He is looking
forward to the various activities planned 50th and hoping to see as many old
f___s from around the country as can make it.
Brother Bill Griffin, CFX loves the awesome world of 48 years of ministry
that his life as a Xaverian Brother has opened to him. He currently runs a
parish in South Baltimore, MD., St. Rose of Lima after three years as a missionary
in Kenya, East Africa, over thirty years teaching and administering Xaverian
Brothers and other Catholic high schools in Brooklyn, New York, Baltimore Maryland
and Washington DC. He gives most of the credit for such an exciting life to the Xaverian
Brothers, the coaches and teachers who inspired him at OLGC back in its infancy
when the class of 1962 and the school were born one day in September, 1958.
Bob Marchone is retired from the Federal Government in January 2008 with 43 years of
service, 4 years Navy and 39 years at the Government Printing Office. In his retirement,
Bob is playing more golf, still playing softball (in the senior leagues, except last year when
he had knee replacement surgery), and traveling with his wife. They went to Brookings,
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