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Alumni News & Notes




        “Happy  to  report  that  my  youngest  a  “Sophomore  Experience”  residence
        daughter,  Catherine  (Colgate  ’09),  re-  right  now).”  Dick  continues,  “I  retired   Deceased
        ceived her doctorate in psychology from  from W. L. Gore last year, and have been
        Stanford and will be returning to Miami  busy with volunteer activities, some bike   We regret to announce the deaths
        for  a  post-doc  fellowship!”  Writes  Ste-  riding,  skiing,  including  Kicking  Horse,   of the following brothers:
        ven Naclerio  ’68.  Steven  remains  hap-  British Columbia, with Jack Littleton ’76
        pily  practicing  law  at  Richman  Greer  and  Steve Painter ’76—what  a  blast!—  Jay H. Wattles Jr. ’45
        P.A.  in  Miami,  and  had  been  looking  and  a  lot  of  garden  maintenance.  I  am   June 16, 2017
        forward  to traveling north  and return-  also a colony advisor for Sigma Chi Iota   Earl S. Jones Jr. ’46
        ing to Colgate for the 50th reunion this  at  West  Chester  University,  and  have   May 29, 2004
        past  June.  Find  him  at  750  Aledo  Ave.,  the opportunity to attend Balfour Lead-
        Coral Gables, FL 33134, or write to him at   ership  Training  Workshop  this  summer.   J. Raymond Sutcliffe ’49
        snaclerio@richmangreer.com.          Susan  and I  managed  a very  brief visit       May 1, 2017
                                             with my pledge dad, Steve Parker ’74, in
        When  Larry  Young  ’71 wrote to  us last  May, en route to Destination Imagination   Clifford L. Heaslip Jr. ’50
        winter, 2017 had been an incredibly diffi-  (“DI”) Global Finals, and hope to return   January 19, 2018
        cult year. “My wife, Tina, was diagnosed  to the Asheville area again to spend more   M. Hallsted Christ ’53
        with  ALS,  and  the  symptoms  have  ad-  time. Look up DI if you get the chance!”
        vanced  dramatically,”  Larry  said.  “She  Richard notes that his daughter Irene is   November 12, 2017
        cannot walk, talk, or eat solid food. Tina  currently working  on  her master’s de-  John W. Antoine ’54
        and I met in high school in 1966, and she  gree at Iowa State, and that he is look-   April 13, 2018
        did  her  spring  semester  of  1971  at  Col-  ing  forward  to  catching  up  with  Nishi-
        gate. Our  son, Steven,  was  Colgate ’01.  moto ’76, Wright ’77, Adams ’77, Storrs   Richard R. Wilson ’54
        I often think back on my Colgate days.”  ’77,  Schwartz  ’77,  Lee ’77,  Jobson  ’78,   August 10, 2017
        (2620  Primrose  Ln.,  York,  PA  17404;   Collins ’78, Kelly ’78, and others again in
        lyoung@cgalaw.com)                   the summer and upcoming fall!” If you’d     Bennett H. Barnes Jr. ’55
                                             like to get in touch, reach out to him at        July 10, 2018
        Jeff  Allen  ’72  is  still  practicing  as  a  harderr@comcast.net.             Edwin W. Carlson Jr. ’58
        partner  at  Meridion  Consulting,  LLP.                                             January 5, 2017
        “Eight  grandchildren  from  ages  9  to  “After nine years in Minnesota as direc-
        1—great!”  He  says.  Contact  Jeff  at   tor of institutional research and assess-  Michael G. McKoane ’58
        jeffrey.allen@meridionconsulting.com.  ment  at Carleton  College, I’m moving      December 24, 2016
                                             back  east to work at Smith  College in
        Richard “Dick” Harder ’76 writes in say-  Northampton,  Massachusetts,  as  as-    Edward W. Lane ’59
        ing: “I attended Colgate’s 2018 Reunion  sociate  director  for  faculty  analytics,”   January 6, 2017
        for our annual Alumni Association meet-  says  Jim Fergerson ’79. Contact  him  at
        ing, and also crashed the Phi Delta Theta  jfergers@gmail.com.                    Albert F. Lawrence ’62
        NY Zeta Chapter’s 100th Anniversary cele-                                          December 25, 2017
        bration. I met some ’70s contemporaries  Chris  Proctor  ’84 is now  living  in  Roa-  Ernest Z. Bower III ’63
        and heard some very funny stories—just  noke, Virginia, and is the head of North      May 22, 2017
        as zany, silly, dumb, etc., as many of our  Cross  School.  “I  have  son  who  is  in  his
        Sig  experiences.  I  enjoyed  catching  up  fourth year at UVA—regrettably a DKE—  Robert R. Demarrais ’69
        with Rogelio Fernandez ’78, Mark Law-  and  a  daughter  who  is  a  teacher  at  St.   February 1, 2017
        rence ’88, Adam Kraemer ’88, and said  James School in Hagerstown, Maryland,”
        hello to a number of ’68s and ’93s in the  he  updates.  (4315  Colonial  Ave.,  Roa-  Robert L. Greco III ’81
        chapter house (even if it is being used as  noke, VA 24017; cproctor62@gmail.com)     May 17, 2017


        Sigma Chi SUPPORTS                   donation—$2,700  over  the  past  three  show of ongoing support.
        HAMILTON COMMUNITY                   years.  These  donations  were  purposed   The  Colgate  Sigma  Chi  Alumni  As-
                                             for work interactions between the hos-  sociation  continues  to  work for  the  re-
        (continued from previous page)       pital  and  Colgate  students.  Christopher  establishment  of  the  Gamma  Omicron
        Chief Ross Hoham, and John Rathbone,   Graham, chief financial officer, was hap-  Chapter at Colgate within the next two
        president of Fountain Fire Company, ac-  py to receive the donation.      to three years. As part of this effort, both
        cepted the donation and provided a tour   ¤  Colgate  Development  Office  with  the alumni  association  and  the founda-
        the fire station and equipment. The HFD   a  $2,000  donation  ($6,000  over  three  tion will direct funding toward the local
        also recognized the service of recent Sig-  years).  The  donation  was  specified  for  chapter and will assess the level of com-
        ma Chi actives within their department.  Colgate  academic  scholarships.  Ainslee  mitment  that  can  be  provided  to  the
           ¤    Hamilton   Community   Gen-  Ellis represented the Development Office  Hamilton community organizations.
    2   eral  Hospital,  which  received  a  $900   and  was  pleased  to  accept  Sigma  Chi’s


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