Classmates
Susan Magaziner (Cozzie)
| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 3 |
| Occupation: | Managing Partner |
| Comment: In love and friendship I wish each of you Peace and All Good Things. | |
Rich Maha
| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 3 |
| Occupation: | Retired |
| Mobile/Cell Phone: | 2154508970 |
Janet Manley (Focht)
| Marital status: | Widowed |
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| Children: | 2 |
| Occupation: | A/P Coordinator |
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Comment:
Hi from Marion, Ohio. I have lived here 26 years. |
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Robert Mansfield
| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 3 |
| Occupation: | President Citizens LLC |
Comment:
Graduated PSU 77 (Agronomy) Married Vicki and moved to Texas. TOO hot! Off to Baltimore and then NC. Promoted to Mi. Had 3 girls. Bought a business and made it grow. Now it is too big. The girls are all grown, educated, employed, debt free, and insured. Vicki and I are grandparents now. Skiing is one of my hobies and Heli-skiing one of my passions. It puts me on top of the world (literally). 
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Mario Mariani
| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 2 |
| Occupation: | Actor/COO, Pain D'Avignon Restaurant- Boulangerie |
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Comment:
Hello Friends: Even though I visited this site several times I have not been inspired, until tonight, to share some thoughts and convey some feelings. Some of your comments were very moving. Man... with a snap of the proverbial fingers, here we are in the now, looking back. According to the big biological time clock that my family follows, the wild ride is about half over for me and I don't know about y'all but some days it seems like the ride is just getting started. We perennial late bloomers are always playing catch up. The "now" picture was taken on the set of a Kevin James film, a comedy, entitled "Mall Cop." It shot near Boston last April and I had the opportunity to work on the project for a couple of weeks. When Bev, Hope and Seth first contacted me several months ago, wanting to kick some ideas around for our reunion, that is all we did, but to their good credit, their sticktoitness has obviously paid off. The site is up and running, classmates are responding, communicating, a real date is being considered and a venue chosen. This involved no doubt, countless phone calls, bleary eyed on-line searches for MIA's, late night conference calls, planning meetings, all the details and as David Frain pointed out in his comments, I'm sure there were the particularly unpleasant moments when they learned about our classmates who have passed on. Plainly, it's a lot of damn work. Thank you guys for taking it on! Reading through the comments, I was struck by how many of us shared about the longevity of our marriages. I hit my 30th wedding anniversary last July to Priscilla. These days it's unusual to hear, about so many successful relationships and yet, not so surprising when you start to get in touch with who we all mostly were as young people. My experience of "us" I describe as; good, strong, proud, capable, committed, passionate and loving. While reading through the comments, I began to wipe away the cobwebs, realizing that these amazing collective qualities made a profound difference in my life. In the hallways, on the field with my teammates, band members, student council, the plays, even the science projects, the bus rides and most of all the music, the music and the dances.... and let me not forget ... the girls. Although I have lived away from the Upper Dublin area and out of state really since August of '73, (and lived several lives since then... I'm up to 6 1/2 actually) and even though I don't know many of you, nor kept in close touch with the ones I do know, I am looking forward to being with you all at this party and urge the "undecided" to swing out and come. "What's good sitting alone in your room?" "Come hear the Cabaret!" Did I just quote a show tune? Oh my God! Please don't tell my kids... |
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| Mobile/Cell Phone: | 8183893545 |
Kathy Martin (Fiss)
| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 3 |
| Occupation: | Retired |
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Thanks so much Hope, Bev and Seth for contacting me even though I didn't graduate with the class. I moved after my sophmore year to a small town in Michigan, due to my parents divorce. Mom and we children moved back to her hometown. Got some college credits in from Western Mich Univ as well as a community college after high school. Long story short...i got married, had 3 kids, then went back to school�and got a degree in Occupational Therapy Assisting. Did this for a while. Quit my job to care for my mom; she died of cancer. My dad also passed a few years ago of a heart attack. I now work as a pediatric receptionist at a small rural clinic which I love. Life is good! My husband Bob(self employed carpenter) and I have 3 grandchildren from our oldest of 3 dtrs. They live 5 minutes away :). Our middle dtr will graduate this Dec from USF in Tampa with a masters in counseling. Our youngest dtr will transfer to EMU this fall, majoring in music ed. Thank you so much for planning this reunion; I hope to attend!
April 2023, Best regards to class of 1973! I have been retired 8 years now and enjoy every minute of it. My husband Bob and I have been married 45 years, have 3 daughters and 8 grandchildren. Our eldest and youngest dtr live near us, the middle dtr is an Air Force military spouse which has given us the opportunity to travel to Germany and a few other countries which was so fun and fascinating. We live on 15 acres of woods in the country of a small town. I enjoy spending time outdoors, cultivating a vegetable and flower garden, baking bread, reading, playing piano, knitting and hand quilting. I volunteer at the local Sr Center and enjoy spending time with all the grandchildren and family. I look forward to reading about former classmates’ profile updates. I have many fond memories of former classmates and being on the field hockey and lacrosse teams. A special thank you to Kathy Bail Hill and everyone who helped plan and work on the reunion!!! |
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| Mobile/Cell Phone: | 269-405-2277 |
Jennifer Martin (Uecker)
| Occupation: | ? |
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| Comment: Coming soon... | |
Jeffrey Marvill
| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 1 |
| Occupation: | Retired auto mechanic |
| Comment: Been working on cars ever since graduation. I've been retired now for 2 years. Married my better half 45 years ago. Still going strong. We have one daughter and two grandchildren. It's been a great run! I've been very blessed. | |
| Mobile/Cell Phone: | 267-424-4911 |
Stu Marvin
| Marital status: | Married |
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| Children: | 2 |
| Occupation: | Head College Swim Coach |
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Comment:
UPDATE: BACK IN Bloomsburg, PA! Got new job: Head Swimming Coach at Bloomsburg University. Prior Info before MOVE: Been living in South Florida since 1978 after getting out of Bloomsburg on the 5-year plan. Married the Great Meg Keller in 1996 in Verona, Italy in a ceremony all in Italian by our good friend, Mayor Camillo Cametti. We have two boys: Kel (10) and Matthew (8) and they are the greatest thing to ever happen to us. Retired from the City of Fort Lauderdale in 2004 after spending way more time than I wanted managing the Aquatic Complex at the International Swimming Hall of Fame. Have a small painting business now and work part-time to spend more time with the family. Most days are spent picking the boys up at school, doing homework and coaching swimming, youth baseball, soccer and basketball. Had a great couple of days with Janet Hyland Gift, Kevin Gift, Kathy Bail Hill and Mark Zingle at Colonel Steve Hogg’s “I’m Leaving the Marine Corps Bash” in South Carolina last spring. Dropped in on Patty Hart in Jacksonville along the way. Of course the required phone calls were made to Lance Koury and Jack Nickolaus while sitting in Hogg’s living room. What a group! Currently working on starting a new career that may have us moving back to PA this summer. The picture was an attempt to give the troops a taste of life in the frozen north in case we do move out of Florida. People down here break out the down jackets and scarfs if the mercury drops into 50’s, so we needed a family lesson on what cold really was. Looking forward to rehashing the old days, telling stories that make us seem better than we were, and I will miss those who are no longer with us. |
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Richard Maurone
| Occupation: | ? |
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| Comment: Coming soon... | |