1980s
John M. Aflague, N'80, is president-elect of Sigma Theta Tau
International Honor Society, Gamma Epsilon chapter. He is the director
of nursing education at Lasell College in Newton, Massachusetts.
Keith Dubanevich, AS'80, married Ann Hamless in 1995. He is with
the law firm Garvey Schubert & Barer in Portland, Oregon.
Dean Francois, AS'80, of Hermosa Beach, California, is preservation
commissioner for the city of Redondo Beach. He says he enjoys living on
his yacht and encourages alumni to add their e-mail address to <www.classmates.com>. Francois
can be reached at <dfrancois@juno.com>.
Peter J. Kowpak, BA'80, of Flushing, New York, was promoted to
director of sales at Krasdale Foods in New York City. He and his wife,
Joyce, are expecting their fourth child. "Hope this one's a girl,"
he says.
Ronald Kramer, CJ'80, of Petaluma, California, is vice president
of All Computer Solutions in Petaluma. He will represent the technology
industry on two national committees, the VAR Advisory Board for CompTIA
and Compaq Computer's national reseller advisory committee.
Charles E. Sax, BA'80, of Port Washington, New York, is vice
president and assistant manager of regulatory reporting at Chase Securities.
He and his wife are expecting their third child.
Lisa Flaherty Shaw, N'80, of Fresno, California, says she's busy
raising her four children, Madeline, twins Owen and Douglas, and Gregory.
"I get a break when I work in the Cystic Fibrosis Center at Valley
Children's [Hospital]," she says.
Ron Stover, E'80, moved from Greenwich, Connecticut, to Hong
Kong with his wife, Cecilia, and daughter, Emily. He is business director
of Asia Pacific operations for Union Camp's chemical products division.
Marianne P. (Schupp) Cofield, FD'81, and her husband, Michael,
of Belmont, California, welcomed their second son, Marshall Spencer, on
February 21. He joins big brother Michael Brandon.
Matt Constantino, CJ'81, is senior vice president of operations
for Alliance Entertainment, the largest distributor of entertainment software
in the country. He lives in Coral Springs, Florida, with his wife, Carolyn,
and children Caron, Courtney, and Nick. He can be reached at <Matcon@Aent.com>.
Linda P. Early, BA'81, of Methuen, Massachusetts, is with Coco,
Early & Associates Real Estate in Methuen.
Russell M. Frey, BA'81, of Milford, Massachusetts, is controller
at Engineering Software in Boston.
Beth Marie Coyne Lewis, BB'81, of Northfield, New Jersey, reports
the birth of her second child, David Garfield, on January 29. He joins
older sister Emily Marie.
Kevin P. McAllister, CJ'81, was elected to the city council in
Marlborough, Massachusetts. Jo White Spielvogel, BA'81, of Alexandria,
Virginia, will mark her twentieth year working for the federal government,
in October.
Jay Barrett, MBA'82, of Westwood, Massachusetts, is a vice president
at Interim Personnel.
Neil R. Blaho, E'82, of Aston, Pennsylvania, is a staff engineer
for electromagnetics at Boeing Helicopters in Philadelphia. He has a three-year-old
daughter, Colleen. He sends greetings to his electrical engineering classmates.
Lauren Goldfarb Berson, BB'82, writes, "I've been happily
married to Marc, an optometrist, for fourteen and a half years. I'm a speech-language
pathologist working in the schools. I have two terrific kids, Andrew and
Ronit. We live in Orefield, Pennsylvania, near Allentown."
Susan E. Hadley-Bulger writes, "Sadly, I must inform you
of the death of my father-in-law, Joseph E. Bulger, of Wilmington, Massachusetts.
The date on his Northeastern University ring-a most cherished thing-is
1970 (electrical engineering). It has been passed to his eldest child,
my husband, Joseph M. Bulger, E'82." The Bulgers also announce the
birth of their third daughter and tenth child, Eliza Hope, on January 13.
Joseph is a senior process engineer at Digital's Hudson plant, soon to
be Intel. Susan is a sophomore Davis Scholar at Wellesley College. "Joseph
and I met on the Quad a million years ago-the first day of school in the
fall of '74-while getting our student ID cards," Susan writes. "We
recently celebrated our twenty-first wedding anniversary. Seems like only
yesterday."
Mark Iverson, UC'82, of Sharon, Massachusetts, sends along this
aphoristic thought: "Let not thine hand be stretched out to receive
and shut when thou shouldest repay."
David R. Jones, ME'82, of Pittsford, New York, is a carrier electronics
quality engineer for United Technologies.
Hollington Lee, AS'82, and his wife, Kathleen Gow, of Medford,
Massachusetts, welcomed a son, Zachary Gow Lee, on March 2. Their e-mail
address is <HLee@Massed.net>.
Brian L. McKenna, CJ'82, of Whitman, Massachusetts, is director
of security for Leach & Garner in North Attleboro.
Jack Paulo, E'82, and his wife, Sonja, of Quincy, Massachusetts,
welcomed a daughter, Ariana Jennifer, on March 5. She joins older brother
Gregory.
Thomas C. Proctor, AS'82, of Wylie, Texas, is superintendent
of Farmers Branch Historical Park in Farmers Branch, Texas.
Deborah J. Weiss-Levine, AS'82, and her husband, Ted, of Long
Island, New York, welcomed a daughter, Hayley Alexa, on July 27, 1997.
She joins older sister Amanda.
Jan Aase, E'83, is manager of the engineering mechanics laboratory
at the General Electric Research and Development Center in Schenectady,
New York. Prior to joining GE, Aase worked for a boat-building firm in
Gloucester, Massachusetts, where he designed the Flying Dutchmanclass
sailboat that won the 1984 Olympic gold medal. A native of Oslo, Norway,
Aase and his wife, Janet Sarjeant-Aase, live in Rexford, New York, with
their children, Robin and Janet.
Rosalind Berman-Myerson, AS'83, of Quincy, Massachusetts, taught
a six-week public speaking class to adult students at Rockland and Canton
high schools.
Steven R. Boulanger, BA'83, and his wife, Patti, of North Attleboro,
Massachusetts, welcomed a daughter, Nicole Marie, on New Year's Eve. Due
to circumstances beyond their control, the baby was delivered at home.
Was Boulanger rattled? "Not really. Being an accountant, I experience
that level of excitement every day of my life," he quipped, adding,
"Not only did she save me a bundle in delivery charges, she gave me
an additional exemption on my '97 taxes."
Heather A. Duram, MPH'83, of Ipswich, Massachusetts, has taken
a new job as a postsecondary educator and administrator at Medical and
Computer Sciences.
Albert G. Hubschman, BA'83, of Andover, Massachusetts, is vice
president for sales and due diligence at Boston Capital, where he has worked
for eight years.
Lou Lange, AS'83, is a senior business systems analyst for Unitrode
in Merrimack, New Hampshire. He lives with his wife, Fran, and sons, George
and Brian, in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Lange writes, "Hello to all
my friends from the old Smith Hall." His e-mail address is <llange@genitech.com>.
Vivian (Roberts) Miller, N'83, is a captain in the Air Force
stationed in Panama, where she lives with her husband, Willie, and sons,
Brandon and Kyle. She is certified in perioperative nursing and is working
toward a master's in educational psychology.
Ronald Valeri, CJ'83, of Chelmsford, Massachusetts, owns and
operates a food concession business. When he's not making some of the best
fried dough in New England, he's busy raising four children.
Dawn C. Eisnor, PAH'84, of Reading, Massachusetts, celebrated
the birth of her first child, Gary Michael Jr., on October 29, 1997.
Karen Elizabeth Evans, N'84, of Woodlawn, Maryland, is an assistant
professor at Coppin State College. She is married and has two children,
Ashley and Efrem Jr.
Mark T. Fallica, E'84, of Billerica, Massachusetts, is a product
manager at M/A-Com. He writes, "Hi to Glenn, Michelle, Jeff, and Al.
Don't be strangers." His e-mail address is <fallicam@macom.com>.
Gustavo De Le Piedra, E'84, has moved from Venezuela to Ossining,
New York, where he lives with his wife, Olga, and daughters, Sylvia and
Maria. He is working for the United Nations development programs as a consultant
in business process analysis and redesign.
Frank K. Rogers, BA'84, is director of marketing for the Providence
and Worcester Railroad. He lives in Pomfret, Connecticut, with his wife,
Carol, and son, Ethan.
Eileen Vernor, MEd'84, of Taylor, Michigan, is a senior manager
for training and organizational development at Borders Group.
Daniel White, CJ'84, works for Entel Technologies. He lives in
Walpole, Massachusetts, with his wife, Jean, and their three children.
Robert Bodoni, CJ'85, MJ'86, of Tewksbury, Massachusetts, is
a supervisor in the special investigations unit at MetLife Auto & Home.
He oversees investigations into insurance fraud and related crimes in the
New England area. He recently received the certified insurance fraud investigator
designation through the International Association of Special Investigation
Units. He is married and has two children.
Mia C. Mahedy-Sexton, E'85, of Portland, Oregon, has started
an engineering company. She is expecting her first child this month.
Mark D. Richardson, CJ'85, is a captain in the Coast Guard. He
received a master's degree in computer resources and information management
from Webster University in May.
Frances M. Ricker, N'85, of Winnisquam, New Hampshire, is an
assisted-living administrator at the Sugar Hill Retirement Community in
Wolfeboro.
Marie L. Berry, N'86, is in the Air Force, which is relocating
her from Montgomery, Alabama, to Germany.
Audrey R. DesRochers, AS'86, earned a master's in elementary
education in 1997. She lives in Westford, Massachusetts, with her husband,
Mark, and children, Rachel and Allan.
Jacqui Finn, BB'86, and George Finn, BB'87, welcomed a son, Matthew
Christopher, on February 25. Jacqui is a physical therapist at Orthopedic
Associates in Portland, Maine. George is director of sports medicine and
athletics operations at Bates College in Lewiston.
Jeffrey C. Horrigan, AS'86, of Covington, Kentucky, is in his
sixth year covering the Cincinnati Reds for the Cincinnati Post. This is
his twelfth year writing about major league baseball. He also serves as
an analyst on Reds radio broadcasts.
Jon Israelite, BA'86, of Norwalk, Connecticut, is a senior category
development manager for Playtex Products in Westport. Deborah Lederman,
BA'86, is the restaurant manager of the Barclay Bar and Grill in the Intercontinental
Hotel in Manhattan, New York. "Managing a staff of forty-five can
be quite a challenge," she writes. "I haven't learned so much
since I was in school. Still living in midtown Manhattan, but I do wonder
about Northeastern and its redone green open spaces. All is well and very,
very busy."
Dan Lynch, BA'86, says he has landed his "dream job"-director
of sales for the New York Giants. His wife, Judi (Guttenberg) Lynch,
BA'86, is enjoying home life and real estate, along with children Danny
and Jenny. They can be reached at <lynchberg@erols.com>.
"Call us, Nick Gassey," he writes.
Ann C. Seavey, MEd'86, is director of academic support services
at Gordon College in Wenham, Massachusetts. She lives in Rockport with
her husband, Paul, and four children.
Jay Theriault, E'86, received a master's in computer science
from Boston University this year. He works in the electronic commerce practice
of KPMG Peat Marwick in Boston and says he looks forward to hearing from
classmates at <jtheriault@msn.com>.
Nanette Tummers, MS'86, of Coral Gables, Florida, earned a doctorate
in kinesiology from the University of Northern Colorado last year.
Andrew Waterson, MBA'86, of Danville, California, left Bank of
America, where he was a vice president in corporate banking, and is now
a senior vice president in commercial banking at Imperial Bank.
Alison LeFebvre, BB'87, says, "Hi, classmates! E-mail me."
The address is <lefebvreac.oki1o.med.navy.mil>.
Marie Testa Leong, BA'87, and her husband, Sai Leong,
BA'87, of Chesterfield, New Jersey, celebrated the birth of their first
child, Wyatt, on June 16, 1997. Sai is an international accounting manager
for McGraw Hill Companies.
Oliver S. Saunders, CJ'87, is a major in the Army. He completed
an assignment at the Pentagon in the Office of the Chief of Staff of the
Army and will attend the Command and General Staff College in Ft. Leavenworth,
Kansas.
John F. Capuzzo Jr., BA'88, of Pembroke, Massachusetts, says
he and his wife, Mary Ellen, were expecting their second child in August.
Their first daughter is Jenna. Capuzzo is an assistant manager at ITNEM
in Boston.
Nicholas DeMarco, E'88, of Tinton Falls, New Jersey, and his
wife, Catherine Marie, will celebrate their seventh anniversary on October
19.
Jim Franklin, BA'88, and his wife, Emily, of Franklin, Massachusetts,
welcomed a daughter, Katherine, on November 11, 1996. Franklin is an account
executive at Sunrise Marketing Associates in Danvers. His e-mail is <jim@sunrisemkt.com>.
Joe LaBranche, LC'88, is a professional land surveyor in Rockland,
Maine, where he lives. He serves as president of the Maine Society of Land
Surveyors.
Irene M. Mahoney-Palmigiani, BA'88, of Wilmington, Massachusetts,
is in her ninth year in business as owner of I Copy in Wellesley Hills.
Paul F. O'Donnell III, L'88, of Charlestown, Massachusetts, is
a member of Hinckley, Allen & Snyder's corporate practice group in
Boston.
David Pruyn, CS'88, of Winchester, Massachusetts, welcomed twin
boys, Thomas Peter and Samuel Paul, on March 26.
Mark G. Tardif, AS'88, is director of public relations at Thomas
College in Waterville, Maine. While at N.U., Tardif was an intern on the
Boston Globe city desk, editor of Spectrum Literary Quarterly, and assistant
to the coordinator of graduate English programs. He has held several teaching
positions at the high school and college levels.
Jennette Trepaud-Almengor, BA'88, is an assistant vice president
and internal auditor for Midland Bank in her home country of Panama. She
has been married six years to Genito, and they have a daughter, Sofia Isabel.
She would like to hear from 1988 accounting majors at <Almengor@pananet.com>.
Susan M. Walsh, BB'88, graduated in May from the Dr. William
M. Scholl College of Podiatric Medicine in Chicago. She began residency
at the Hines Veterans Administration Medical Center in Hines, Illinois,
in June.
Andria Ward, BA'88, of Simsbury, Connecticut, celebrated the
birth of a daughter, Olivia Rose Sullivan, on February 2, 1997. She is
a territory manager for Connecticut Magazine.
E. Thorson Cheyne, MBA'89, is an investment executive in the
Hartford, Connecticut, office of Advest. He lives in Avon, Connecticut,
with his wife, Patti, and children, Cory, Victoria, Tucker, and Kristina.
Patrice C. Deddens, MBA'89, of Villanova, Pennsylvania, specializes
in PeopleSoft implementation for IBM's Global Services Division.
Diane Bradman Krentzman and Scott Krentzman, both CJ'89,
MJ'92, are expecting their third child in November. They live in West Newton,
Massachusetts. Scott is the senior product marketing manager at Stratus
Computer in Marlborough.
Sean F. McLeod, ME'89, of Topsham, Maine, pleads, "Please
help! My three-year-old son won't stop singing the Gilligan's Island theme
song."
Jim Nichols, E'89, of Lacey, Washington, is a quality control
manager for Tritorn Marine Construction in Bremerton. He teaches at South
Puget Sound Community College in Olympia and is a program coordinator for
the school's public works degree. He can be reached by e-mail at <qcdatsme@aol.com>.
Marie A. Ohanesian, MBA'89, of Everett, Massachusetts, is the
floral category manager for Shaw's Supermarkets.
Michael B. Porterfield, AS'89, of Alexandria, Virginia, writes,
"Attention all men and women rowing-team alums. We are trying to gather
e-mail addresses so we can send out weekly Husky results. E-mail me at
<moonfixr@aol.com>."
Scott M. Richter, BA'89, is a certified public accountant and
a vice president at McCann-Erickson WorldGroup in New York City. He and
his wife, Tracie, live in Englewood, New Jersey.
David T. Vena, BA'89, and his wife, Amy, of Ramsey, New Jersey,
welcomed a daughter, Emily Grace, on July 17, 1997.
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