1955

Peter Romeo resigned as the a senior partner away from a favorite regional structures and systems company at age 62 and you will again given that a great only specialist at the ages 70 and you can 80. Today, his favorite appeal is actually discovering and coin event. Peter has fond recollections of one’s companionship at Sigma Pi and you will the school of Frameworks, Artwork, and you can Thought. “Hopefully, whenever i create yearly inside a summer time day, I am able to traveling in order to Ithaca to consult with new Pi family and you may White missГ¤ maassa on parhaat vaimot Hallway and you can bear in mind a little bit of record.” Along the june, his people organized a birthday bash to have your (as he turned into “the brand new wonders ages of ninety,” the guy phone calls they) at a local city park resorts. Attendees provided six sons, one to child, around three spouses, and fourteen grandchildren. We hope you’ll be able to produce again in the near future and you can write to us just how it went!

Rima Kleiman Sharron has actually “waking up, java, duplicate link, taking good care of flowers (mostly succulents), preparing, crossword puzzles, handling a few wonderful cats (and you will trying to figure out pet behavior), and you can viewing check outs out-of children, grandkids, and you may my personal great-grandson.” Whenever inquired about her favorite memory from Cornell, Rima replied, “It’s hard to determine singular! I remember when Ralph Vs invested big date during the Cornell during the 1954. Certain people in the a good cappella chorus sat on their ft, a small group of female, and in addition we performed some of their arrangements, along with ‘John Dory.’ It was super-an incredibly unique Cornell present.”

I heard regarding a close relative from Lee Gackenbach, whom account one to Lee has already established alzhiemer’s disease for the past about three age it is if you don’t suit and you may really. Penis Shriver writes, “I been a printing an internet-based mag everything about the fresh new Connecticut River watershed as i was 85. Today it is begin to seem like it was not a seriously dumb tip.” You will find his publication here.

Hans “Wolfi” Duerr are gladly “healthy and live,” doing every single day exercise class, to experience link, discovering, and hanging out with high-grandchildren. He fondly remembers kinds which have Clint Rossiter ’39 and you can house activities together with fraternity brothers. Statement Lockwood, BME ’57, produces, “It’s sad when you arrived at our age one unnecessary of the boyhood and you will college or university friends possess died. We miss them.” These days, Costs has actually travel, going swimming, golf, and being together with group of five high school students, 15 grandkids, and you may five high-grandchildren. “Not to imply it had been all of the play and no really works,” the guy cards. “I did so get pleasure reading are an engineer.”

Tom Rooney might have been understanding and you will tennis and you can link. The guy fondly recalls to relax and play football towards Mountain while the camaraderie regarding one to-and additionally fulfilling their spouse, Myrna (Lacy) ’57. Tennis is still a favored pastime to own Winthrop Cody, which remembers winning a major team race at the Cornell.

Charlotte Bialo Picot becomes great pleasure these days regarding swimming, to experience bridge, and receiving as well as family and friends. “We serve into the board of directors from my personal seven-building co-op because Vice-president and you can couch out-of admissions. I am also a person in a ladies’ pub and you can a golf club.” Charlotte has four grandkids, all of the university graduates, all gainfully operating and you may surviving in their unique renting. She fondly recalls vocal inside the Cornell’s good cappella chorus and you may vocal in a production of Gilbert and you may Sullivan’s “Patience.” ? Class of 1955 (current email address c/o Alexandra Bond ’12) | Alumni Directory.

1956

Since you have almost certainly heard, our very own group shed a massive within the October. Chuck Feeney, beginning chairman of one’s Atlantic Philanthropies and you will Cornell’s really good donor, died into the Bay area in the 92. Chuck, whom unofficially faithful his luck in order to in the world reasons for a long time, invested almost $step 1 mil in the Cornell through the base once the 1982. Brand new later Chairman Honest H.T. Rhodes described your since University’s “third maker”-behind just Ezra Cornell and you will Cornell’s earliest chairman, Andrew Dickson White, from the magnitude out-of his determine and you will feeling.