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Neil Green |
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Greetings. Holding the reunion date on t |
Mon 3/13/2017 12:00 PM |
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Connie
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Connie Scalia Hudson |
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Hi...has anyone heard anything about our |
Sun 1/29/2017 7:58 PM |
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Patty Etue
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Frank |
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You are the one that got away!
Frank |
Thu 12/5/2013 5:40 PM |
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Gesu Class of 63 Reunion
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Martin Skalski |
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The Gesu Class of 63 is having a reunion |
Wed 6/19/2013 6:44 PM |
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Tiger in Guatemala
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"Stretch" or Bette |
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Dear Friends,
Rainy season has begun her |
Thu 6/16/2011 6:57 PM |
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Dale Wiltse
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Dale Wiltse |
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Thanks for a GREAT event in our recent r |
Mon 8/23/2010 7:50 PM |
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Thanks for all your hard work! It paid off!!
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"Stretch" or Bette |
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Dear Linda and Committee Members,
I've |
Thu 7/1/2010 10:25 AM |
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Thanks to Linda and the Reunion Committee
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Laura Isenstein |
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Thank you to Linda Haworth Anderson and |
Sun 6/27/2010 4:10 PM |
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Linda Haworth Anderson |
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Thank you to all of the classmates who h |
Sun 6/27/2010 2:16 PM |
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Last Minute Registrations!
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Linda Haworth Anderson |
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Just a bit over a week away! Lots of peo |
Wed 6/16/2010 9:24 PM |
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Linda Haworth Anderson |
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You all should have gotten an e-mail tod |
Tue 6/1/2010 10:32 PM |
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Reunion Update!
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Linda Haworth Anderson |
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TAD 67 Classmates!
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Tue 9/1/2009 6:19 PM |
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Let's do this!
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Bob Breno |
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A 60th reunion is a beautiful idea! I st |
Tue 8/25/2009 4:58 PM |
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INFO for Reunion -Missing
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Judith Cremean |
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FYI Class of '67-- Linda, if you check |
Mon 8/24/2009 9:16 PM |
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Karen Zeitler Pugh |
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Fun idea for a 60th birthday celebration |
Fri 6/5/2009 6:33 PM |
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Today's Featured Biography
Nancy Preis
I have had a varied and interesting career. After a B.A. at U.Toledo, spent a year working in Ann Arbor for a hospital. Ran off to England with a friend, ran out of money, and came home to get an MBA at UT. Taught for 2 years at UT, then went on to U. Michigan for a Ph.D. in Business, major in accounting (of all things). My father was so pleased that I finally saw the light. Had 9 wonderful years as a professor at Columbia University in NY, teaching only MBA students, for which I will probably burn in hell for a very long time. I helped create the generation of investment bankers in the 1980's who have created havoc in the markets. I went further astray by leaving Columbia to join an investment banking team doing leveraged buyouts: another karmic lifetime in hell no doubt. I took a huge leap of faith and exited my comfort zone in 1991 to take on management of a manufacturing company in Florida. I knew absolutely nothing about the highly engineered products, but learned quickly and built the company into a mini-empire of 3 corporations. I retired in 2016 and returned to my first love, the arts. Continuing my mother's legacy of volunteer work, I was on the board of the Florida Orchestra and the St. Petersburg Opera. I run a small private foundation that has distributed money to NW Ohio for 27 years. I still usher and do garden tours for local organizations. I am also the general director of Opera in the Ozarks, in Eureka Springs, AR. It's a summer training program for singers with production of 3 full operas plus a children's opera. I am responsible for the overall operation of the facility but not the artistic choices. I book all the outreach gigs and special events and hire the staff.
My father died in 1981, mother in 2007 (at age 97). My sister (Class of 1961) divides her time between kids in Seattle and Minneapolis; she has 7 grandchildren.
My life is filled with love from friends and family and there is not enough time to do all that I have on my plate. I have traveled a fair amount, most recently in Cambodia and South Africa, and want to do more. Best thing I have done with my money is commission works of music and art, two of each so far. It's surprisingly affordable, very satisfying, and enduring.
Never bored, never get enough sleep, and having a great ride through life. I intend to slide into the grave (many years from now) all used up and with a big smile.
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