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Rich Costabile is in his fourth year of touring with Hal Holbrook’s
“Mark Twain Tonight!” and his 3 rd year as Chairman of the Stage
Manager’s Association. Last year, while touring, Rich visited Peter
Nardi ’65 at his home in Los Angeles.
1966
James E. Maguire, 419 Third Ave., #4D, New York, NY 10016,
jmaguire@courts.state.ny.us
John D’Emilio was nominated for the prestigious National Book
Award for his biography of Bayard Rustin, civil rights leader.
1967
William R. Armbruster, 42 Van Wagenen Ave., Apt 8, Jersey City,
NJ –07306, billarmbruster@comcast.net
Fr. Mike Holleran, St. Lucy’s Church-833 Mace Ave., Bronx, NY
10467, celestial49@msn.com
It was wonderful to have Kieran Quinn receive the Deo et Patriae
award this year for outstanding service to alma mater. Jack Alexander,
Art Bender, S.J., Bob Blake, Tom Curran and Bob Sharp
from our class were there to join in the celebration.
As usual, we also had a great attendance at Jug Night. Those present
were Bill Armbruster, Bill Balcerski, Bob Blake, John Dowd,
Joe Giammarella, Bruce Hector, Mike Holleran, Steve LoVerme,
Kevin McDonald, Steve McGrath, Pat Murphy, Kevin
Ross, Gerry Schiraldi and Bob Stack.
We’re planning a class retreat Nov. 12-14, 2004, at Mount Manresa
Retreat House in Staten Island. It will be a great opportunity
to get together and reflect on where we’ve been and where
we’re going. Mike Holleran has agreed to lead the retreat. If
you’re interested in joining us, please contact Bill Armbruster at
billarmbruster@comcast.net or 201-435-1169.
After 22 years at Salomon/Citi, Steve Rehm switched loyalties and
can be reached at JPMorganChase (steven.t.rehm@jpmorgan.com);
Steve’s two eldest children are embracing the Jesuit tradition: Catherine
is a grad student at BC (special ed., severely handicapped deaf
& blind); Tim is an economics major and sophomore at Holy Cross.
Mike Reagan reports that, “Life with 4 women is great; wife Marilyn
is the speech therapist for Somers High School; oldest daughter
Stephanie is teaching 2 nd grade in Pleasantville; Meredith is in her
final year at University of Pennsylvania College of Nursing; youngest
daughter Alison, high school senior is strongly considering B.U.
and with her 1460 SAT score we’re very hopeful!”
1971
Luke T. Garvey, 3 Ridge Rd., Weston, CT 06883,
ltgarvey@aol.com
Tom Herlihy & his wife Janice celebrated their 25 th anniversary
this year. His daughter Carolyn is a sophomore at Regis University
in Denver; son John is a senior at Bellarmine College Prep. Empty
nesters next year!
1972
Michael J. Davies, 887 Park Ave., Huntington, NY 11743,
mdavies1@optonline.net
Michael Meskers is a business communications expert and executive
coach, Michael Meskers has been a full-time seminar facilitator
of professional seminars traveling weekly all over the U.S.,
Canada and Puerto Rico. He has delivered seminars in French,
Spanish and Italian as well as English to over 50,000 participants
in the past five years.
Robert C. Schneider was quoted in the page one article of the
October 15, 2003 edition of the Non-Profit Times.
John G. Klincewicz is sorry he could not make it to Jug Night
this year; John and his wife Kristine were attending the Deacon
Convocation for the Diocese of Trenton. He was recently elected
President of the Council of Deacons in the diocese.
The Editor of the American Journal of Rotengenology (i.e. Radiology),
which is one of the two largest Radiology journals in
the world, is Robert Stanly, who attended Regis for 2 years in the
1968
James C. Sherwood, 325 Riverside Dr., #32, New York, NY 10025,
jcs@schlamstone.com
Steve Bongiovi reports that he and his wife have welcomed their
first grandson, Timothy Peter Pitucco, born January 18, 2003 to
daughter Amy. Regis here he comes! Class of 2021!
1969
Hon. Dennis E. Milton, 89 Lake Rd., Greenlawn, NY 11740,
dmilton1@optonline.net
John Goggins ‘78, Bernie Kilkelly ‘78, Phil Guarco ‘78
kneeling: Mark Kolakowski ‘77
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