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41 We would be lion if we said we didn't miss you. It's 2017. Let's make time for each other. '70s and earlier Judith Conner Cinquina '64 marks 38 years of coordinating the Mount Peter Fall Hawk Watch in Warwick, New York, and begins her 28th year teaching birdwatching for the Midland Park (New Jersey) Continuing Education Program. A student in the Class of 1965, Richard Sterban of the Oak Ridge Boys performed in August at the Levoy Theatre in Millville, New Jersey. Richard is a bass vocalist. Jean Martin James '6, Judy Roe Janaushek '67, Margaret Scheuring Mount '67, Lee Talocci Schmidt '67, and Jane Zimmerman Stirrup '67 reunited as Ionian Sigma Sisters in Tempe, Arizona. An Even Exchange, a novel by Chris Suozzo Fedorka Tomalin '71, MEd '79, was selected as the December 2015 Book of the Month by the Independence Book Club near Rehoboth Beach, Delaware. Chris has presented her book at many New Jersey libraries and to a book club in Wilmington, North Carolina. Chris' children's book If I Had a Tail is in publication. Jacque Sneddon McNamara '72 retired after more than 40 years of teaching, including 27 as a physical education instructor, at Mary Hogan Elementary School in Middlebury, Vermont. Dave Sulley '75 was inducted into the Mount Olive (New Jersey) High School Hall of Fame as a cross country and track and field coach (and English teacher) before he retired in 2012. Dave is now a coach and teacher at Delbarton School in Morris Township, New Jersey. Paul Zimmerman '76 is the new district coordinator for the Richmond (Virginia) Tax Aide Program, co-sponsored by the AARP Foundation and the Internal Revenue Service. Allan Stumpf '77, MA '86 retired from Voorhees (New Jersey) High School after 39 years as a teacher, coach, and director of athletics. Allan has been appointed as an assistant director at the New Jersey State Interscholastic Athletic Association. Ron Bartlett '79 has been named a general manager at Hill+Knowlton Strategies, where he oversees offices in Tampa and Tallahassee. '80s and '90s Sharon Pfluger '82, TCNJ's women's lacrosse head coach, has been named the Division III Boardwalk Region Coach of the Year by the Intercollegiate Women's Lacrosse Coaches Association. Barbara Knoll '84, MA '88 has been welcomed into the International Association of HealthCare Professionals with her appearance in its Worldwide Leaders in Healthcare. Barbara currently serves patients in her private practice, Knoll Acupuncture, in Lavallette, New Jersey, and is an adjunct lecturer at the Ocean County Massage Institute. Eugene Schwartz '85 is project manager at Reading Bakery Systems, a manufacturer of baking and snack systems. Charles Potter '86, a researcher at Sandia National Laboratories, was named a national fellow in the Health Physics Society at its 61st Annual Meeting in Spokane, Washington. Charles was honored for his scientific, educational, and administrative contributions to the profession. Robert Dispoto '87 is the new deputy chief of the Mercer County (New Jersey) Prosecutor's Office. Bruce Bronstein '88 is executive director of the Ferguson Center for the Arts in Newport News, Virginia. Jay Beispeil '89 was hired by DMR Architects as senior interior designer. Ana Montero '89 is regional chief executive officer of the Red Cross' New Jersey region. Kim Brandley '90, a partner in CohnReznick's Eatontown (New Jersey) office, has received a Woman of Note honorable mention from the New Jersey Society of Certified Public Accountants. Veldon Harris '90 has been promoted to chief of detectives for the Mercer County (New Jersey) Prosecutors Office. Christina Vitale Howard '90 is regional safety operations manager at Selective Insurance Company of America. Christopher Manno '90, MEd '94, MEd '98 is superintendent of the Bedford (New York) School District. Christopher was previously chief school administrator of the Burlington County (New Jersey) Special Services School District/Institute of Technology. Rob Massa '91, director of retirement for EPIC Insurance Brokers and Consultants, has been named "Retirement Advisor of the Year" by EmployeeBenefitAdviser.com. Joseph Rullo '92 announced his candidacy for New Jersey governor in the 2017 Republican primary. South River native Mike Lepore Jr. '93 is the Home News Tribune's 2016 Baseball Coach of the Year. Mike received the award after delivering a sectional championship to South River (New Jersey) High School. It marks the school's first such championship in 52 years. First-time author John Odalen '94 published Real Value: New Ways to Think about Your Time, Your Space, and Your Stuff in March 2016. John is a professional organizer from Lawrenceville, New Jersey. alumni@tcnj.edu Class notes and Family Album photos are available only in the print edition. To submit your news and photos, visit alumni.tcnj.edu or write us at alumni@tcnj.edu.

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