In Memoriam November 2021 The University recently learned of the passing of these Cornellians 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s 1940s ’41 BS Ag—Jane Frier Bertrand of Syracuse, NY, May 25, 2021; operated HF Joy Co. alongside her husband; also worked at Oneida Health Hospital; volunteered with the American Red Cross in the South Pacific in World War II; treasurer, Class of ’41; avid bridge player; enjoyed international travel; active in community, religious, and alumni affairs. Delta Delta Delta. ’42—Robert Z. Lewis of Washington, DC, April 17, 2013; counsel, Committee of Interns and Residents, Service Employees Int’l Union; general counsel, United Electrical, Radio, and Machine Workers of America; activist for labor rights, peace, and civil rights. ’44—Margaret Tomlinson Roe of North Redington Beach, FL, formerly of Brownville, NY, February 24, 2021; owned and operated Roe Farm Service alongside her husband; enjoyed science and technology, raising and showing Morgan horses, knitting, golf, and bridge. Delta Delta Delta. ’45 BA—Elizabeth Finley Allen of Newport News, VA, June 11, 2021; homemaker; worked for Republic Aviation Corp., the US Dept. of State, and the US Army; president, Episcopal Church Women, Diocese of Southern Virginia; Cornell chimesmaster; enjoyed bridge, opera, the symphony, needlework, travel, and following professional tennis; active in community, religious, and alumni affairs. Delta Gamma. ’45—Robert A. Anderson Jr. of Honolulu, HI, March 5, 2021; manager, Alexander Young Hotel; veteran; cofounded the Hawaii Air Nat’l Guard; track and field coach; enjoyed running, surfing, sailing, competitive canoe paddling, and training racehorses. Psi Upsilon. ’45—Mills B. “Bud” Crandell of Fort Ann, NY, March 4, 2021; worked for Imperial Wallcoverings; veteran; enjoyed golf and nature. Alpha Tau Omega. ’46–47 GR—Elbert H. Marshall of Dallas, TX, April 3, 2021; engineer, Texas Instruments and Raytheon; worked in aircraft design and missile guidance; veteran; enjoyed cooking, baking, and singing; active in professional and religious affairs. ’47 BS Ag—Margaret Miller Rumsey of Ithaca, NY, May 28, 2021; owner and operator, Buttermilk Falls Bed & Breakfast; enjoyed sailing, flying, and travel; active in civic, community, professional, and religious affairs. Kappa Kappa Gamma. ’48 BA, PhD ’52—Melvin L. Kohn of Washington, DC, March 19, 2021; professor and chair, department of sociology, Johns Hopkins U.; chief of the Laboratory of Socio-environmental Studies, Nat’l Inst. of Mental Health; studied the relationship between social structure and personality, especially amid rapid social change; president, American Sociological Assn.; author; active in professional affairs. ’48—Karl L. Manders of Indianapolis, IN, April 11, 2021; neurosurgeon; specialized in chronic pain management; chief of medical and surgical neurology, Community Hospitals; coroner, Marion County; veteran; author; enjoyed travel, the symphony, opera, dance, scuba diving, golf, and baseball; active in professional and alumni affairs. ’48 BS Nurs—Carla Ansalone Salanitro of Valhalla, NY, December 4, 2017. ’49—Barbara Hendrickson Goetze of Towson, MD, March 3, 2021; homemaker; president, Lake Hills Garden Club; enjoyed cooking, decorating, flower arranging, gardening, fashion, and music; active in community, religious, and alumni affairs. Kappa Kappa Gamma. ’49 BS ORIE—Thomas P. Latimer of Clearwater, FL, May 14, 2021; CEO, Chicago Pneumatic; group VP, Dresser Industries; also worked for Clark Bros.; veteran; avid student of history and politics; lifetime member, Cornell U. Council; enjoyed reading and sailing; active in professional and alumni affairs. ’49—Dorothy McKeon Murphy of Torrington, CT, February 19, 2021; real estate broker; worked for Catholic Charities Torrington Family Service Center; volunteer, Bureau of Education and Services for the Blind; Girl Scout leader; watercolor artist; enjoyed travel, sewing, gardening, languages, and the New York Times crossword puzzle; active in community affairs. ’49—Harry W. Triebel of Groves, TX, September 26, 2015; worked in the process engineering department at Texaco Star Enterprise; veteran; water safety instructor with the Red Cross; active in professional and religious affairs. ’49 BS Ag—John A. Weeks of Syracuse, NY, March 17, 2021; naturalist and environmental educator; director, Onondaga Nature Center and Center for Nature Education at Baltimore Woods; founding director, Rogers Environmental Education Center; biology professor, SUNY Oswego; conservation biologist, NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation; veteran; wildlife artist; host of “The Nature of Things” radio show; author. Back to the top 1950s ’50 BS ILR, JD ’52—Robert E. Cappon of Greece, NY, May 31, 2021; attorney; led Monroe County’s tax foreclosure office; served on the Monroe County Legislature; veteran; member, Knights of Columbus; volunteer firefighter and president, Barnard Fire Dept.; enjoyed traveling, bowling, fishing, hunting, gardening, and birdwatching; active in civic, community, and religious affairs. ’50 PhD—Vernon J. “Jack” Shiner Jr. of Bloomington, IN, May 26, 2021; professor, chairman of the Dept. of Chemistry, and dean of the College of Arts & Sciences, Indiana U.; Fulbright scholar in Croatia; postdoctoral fellow at Harvard and University College London; veteran; patron of the arts; enjoyed travel, gardening, sports cars, and fine wine. ’50 BA, JD ’52—William J. vanden Heuvel of New York City, June 15, 2021; senior partner, Stroock Stroock & Lavan; senior advisor, Allen & Co.; deputy US representative to the United Nations; chairman, New York City Board of Correction; presidential campaign advisor to Jimmy Carter and Robert F. Kennedy; special assistant to Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy; author; founder and chairman, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Inst.; active in civil, community, and alumni affairs. ’51 MS—Samuel M. Finkle of Fresno, CA, August 30, 2019; president, Nat Feinn & Son produce company; veteran. ’51 BA—Bertram A. Weiss of Hackensack, NJ, November 27, 2020; surgeon; president, North Jersey Surgical Assocs.; early adopter of laparoscopic surgery; veteran; enjoyed skiing, biking, golf, music, Broadway theater, museums, the New York Giants, and seafood; active in alumni affairs. ’52, BCE ’53—Paul W. Blanchard of Ithaca, NY, May 26, 2021; worked in sales and marketing for HH Robertson; veteran; lifetime member, Cornell U. Council; president, Class of ’52; recipient of the William “Bill” Vanneman ’31 Outstanding Class Leader Award; enjoyed politics, reading, golf, Cornell athletics, happy hour, the New York Times crossword puzzle, and choral and barbershop singing; active in alumni affairs. ’52 BA, MD ’55—John L. Brown Jr. of Missoula, MT, June 6, 2021; internist; taught at New York Medical College; veteran; served on the Cornell Medical College Admissions Committee; enjoyed classical music, reading, birdwatching, botany, and travel; active in professional and alumni affairs. Phi Gamma Delta. ’52, BEE ’53—Marie Dimino Corning of Poughkeepsie, NY, March 3, 2021; teacher and head of the math department, Our Lady of Lourdes High School; first woman to graduate from Cornell’s electrical engineering program; volunteered with Meals on Wheels; active in community and religious affairs. Husband, John J. Corning ’52, BEE ’53. ’52 JD—Charles F. Evans Jr. of Glastonbury, CT, June 2, 2021; executive VP and director, Clevepak Corp. and Thatcher Glass Co.; president and director, Gruen Watch Co.; lawyer; veteran; substitute teacher; enjoyed tennis, hiking, American history, and collecting political memorabilia. ’52 BA, MBA ’57—George D. Landew of Somerville, NJ, May 21, 2021; consultant, ChevronTexaco; worked for the comptroller development program, Standard Oil of California; veteran; active in alumni affairs. Pi Kappa Phi. ’52—Gordon A. Schneider of Albany, CA, December 3, 2019; ambassador. Pi Kappa Phi. ’53 BA—William S. Hammond of Denver, CO, February 4, 2021; pathologist; professor, U. of Colorado School of Medicine; director of clinical laboratories, Denver V.A. Medical Center; mentor; member of the Colorado Archaeological Society. Cayuga Lodge. ’53—Donald P. Whyte of Lafayette, CA, November 25, 2020; assistant district attorney, Alameda County. Phi Delta Theta. ’54 PhD—Edmond Brown of Troy, NY, November 26, 2020; professor of physics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst.; studied the effects of magnetic fields on electronic behavior; author; veteran; enjoyed hiking in the Adirondacks, woodworking, cross-country skiing, photography, travel, and gardening; active in professional affairs. ’54 MBA—Lester L. Halpern of Boca Raton, FL, April 24, 2020; president, Lester Halpern & Co. PC; president, Johnson School Class of ’54; active in alumni affairs. Wife, Roberta Teich Halpern ’56. ’54 BA—Martin S. Lipnick of New Haven, CT, September 18, 2020; dentist; avid oboist; enjoyed volunteering, history, PBS documentaries, and his Model A Ford; active in community and religious affairs. ’54—Daniel W. Schwartz of New York City, December 15, 2020; forensic psychiatrist; associate professor of psychiatry, SUNY Downstate Health Sciences U.; director of forensic psychiatry, Kings County Hospital Center; active in professional and alumni affairs. ’54 BS Hotel—Landon M. Spilman of Newtown Square, PA, June 8, 2021; worked for Whittlesey & Assocs.; human resources executive, Scott Paper Co.; veteran; director, Employment Management Assn.; Sunday school teacher; enjoyed volunteering, reading, politics, travel, and fishing; active in community, professional, religious, and alumni affairs. Sigma Phi. ’55, BME ’56, PhD ’66—Norman H. Beachley of Madison, WI, May 23, 2021; professor of mechanical engineering, U. of Wisconsin, Madison; also worked for Hughes Aircraft Company and Space Technology Laboratories; textbook author; veteran; jazz pianist; enjoyed travel, culture, pole vaulting, bicycle racing, and cross-country skiing; active in alumni affairs. Kappa Sigma. ’55 BS Ag, MS ’60—Theodore I. Mullen of Phelps, NY, May 24, 2021; science teacher, Tyburn Academy of Mary Immaculate; science department chair, Midlakes High School; technical director, Midlakes Theatre Experience and Phelps-Clifton Springs Community Theatre; veteran; mentor; founder, Phelps Recycle Center; enjoyed live theater, concerts, Cornell sports, volunteering, and astronomy; active in community, professional, religious, and alumni affairs. ’55 PhD—Mary E. Young of Rochester, NY, February 12, 2021; professor of history, U. of Rochester; professor, Ohio State U.; early scholar of American history from an indigenous perspective; author; mentor. ’56—Vernon P. “Woody” Woodward Bliss of Montague, MA, January 21, 2020; organizational development consultant; education specialist; taught at Utica College; Episcopal priest; activist for civil rights, peace, and food justice; enjoyed art, filmmaking, dance, storytelling, genealogy, the Red Sox, woodworking, and reading; active in community and alumni affairs. Triangle. ’56—Patricia Ferris Galbreath of Gadsden, AL, October 30, 2019; homemaker; enjoyed volunteering, golf, and travel; active in community and religious affairs. ’56 BA, MBA ’57—John H. Hoare Jr. of Basking Ridge, NJ, June 6, 2021; certified public accountant; worked for Bessemer Trust, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and Corning Inc.; served on the Bernards Township Planning Board, Parks and Recreation committee, and Board of Health; Boy Scout treasurer; youth softball coach; Cornell chimesmaster; active in civic, community, religious, and alumni affairs. Acacia. ’56—Sally Jones Swantz of Seattle, WA, July 1, 2019; CPA; also worked at General Telephone Co. of the Northwest; volunteered at Old Stone Fort and Rensselaerville Historical Society; enjoyed genealogy. ’57—Carl J. Bellas of Heathsville, VA, March 10, 2021; dean of business, Samford U. and Susquehanna U.; professor and interim dean of the Pamplin College of Business, Virginia Tech; veteran; enjoyed limericks and trivia. Phi Gamma Delta. ’57, BME ’59—John M. Kreuttner of New York City, October 2020; certified financial planner; IT manager, PepsiCo, Citibank, and Hartz Mountain; also worked at Electronic Data Systems and IBM; active in alumni affairs. Sigma Pi. ’57 BA, PhD ’62—Robert F. Pasternack of Cape Canaveral, FL, June 5, 2021; bioinorganic chemist; professor of chemistry, Swarthmore College; professor and chair of the chemistry department, Ithaca College; author; mentor; enjoyed world travel, baseball, opera, old movies, and the New York Times crossword puzzle; active in professional and alumni affairs. ’57 BS Ag—Ronald D. Ramsden of Dryden, NY, June 12, 2021; lieutenant colonel, US Air Force; active in community, religious, and alumni affairs. Alpha Zeta. ’58–59 GR—Phillip J. Burns of Portland, ME, April 20, 2021; agricultural economist, US Dept. of Agriculture; veteran; reading volunteer for the blind; enjoyed swimming, hiking, and the outdoors; active in community and alumni affairs. ’58, BME ’59—Grant L. Gregory of Santa Monica, CA, April 12, 2021; VP and residential manager, Temperature Equipment Corp.; also worked for Carrier Corp. Sigma Pi. ’59—Alexander P. Brown III of Baltimore, MD, April 22, 2021; stockbroker, Chapin Davis; also worked for Ferris, Baker Watts and Alex. Brown & Sons; enjoyed Russian culture, golfing, playing tennis, hunting waterfowl, sailing, and classic sports cars; active in community and religious affairs. ’59—James F. Dodd of New Paltz, NY, December 14, 2020; professor and head of the education department, Marist College; principal, Krieger and Columbus elementary schools; administrator and teacher, Poughkeepsie City School District; farmer; coached football, crew, and Little League; enjoyed playing softball; active in community and religious affairs. Sigma Phi Epsilon. ’59 BA—Lawrence E. Glassberg of Rye Brook, NY, April 4, 2020; cardiologist, Columbia U. Irving Medical Center and Hartsdale Medical Group; veteran; active in alumni affairs. ’59 PhD—Paul A. Johnsgard of Lincoln, NE, May 28, 2021; ornithologist; professor of biological sciences, U. of Nebraska, Lincoln; conservationist; prolific author; artist, and illustrator; mentor; active in professional affairs. ’59—Lois Ruttenberg Mirkin of Kansas City, MO, December 22, 2020; art therapist; taught at the Kansas City Art Inst.; potter; Peace Corps volunteer in Ethiopia; student of Jin Shin Jyutsu; enjoyed gardening. Back to the top 1960s ’60–61 GR—Karl-Hermann Neumann of Forest Hills, NY, February 23, 2021; pediatrician; clinical associate professor of pediatrics, Weill Medical College of Cornell U.; clinical associate attending pediatrician, NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital; author and editor; enjoyed travel, the New York Mets, diners, and Austrian food; active in professional affairs. ’60 PhD—Don H. Rotenberg of Tulsa, OK, March 29, 2021; VP of research and development, Neolens Inc.; director, Coburn Optical Industries; VP and general manager, American Optical Co.; senior resident chemist, Exxon; patent holder; enjoyed golf, softball, tennis, international travel, and crossword puzzles; active in alumni affairs. ’60–61 GR—Bernard Tandler of Shaker Heights, OH, February 24, 2021; research biologist; professor emeritus of oral biology and dental medicine, Case Western Reserve U.; also taught at the U. of Copenhagen, U. of Cagliari, Kyushu Dental U., Texas Tech U., and Cornell U.; author and editor; mentor; enjoyed literature, table tennis, classical music, old movies, and the New York Times crossword puzzle; active in professional and community affairs. ’61, BME ’63—David W. Gordon of Camden, ME, formerly of Fairport, NY, April 1, 2021; director of finance, Eastman Kodak; Habitat for Humanity volunteer; enjoyed sailing and the arts. Chi Phi. ’61 BFA—Marjorie Sze Whalen of San Francisco, CA, January 2021; owner, M. Sze & Co.; also worked for Henry J. Kaufman & Assocs. Husband, Edward E. Whalen, JD ’63. ’62—Stephen L. Kryscuk of Deer Park, NY, January 3, 2021; worked for Pennock Plainview. Phi Kappa Tau. ’62 BA—Susan Richman of New York City, April 19, 2021; senior publicity manager, Grand Central Publishing; VP, MacMillan Publishing Co.; senior VP and director of publicity, Scribner; president, Women’s Media Group and Publishers Publicity Assn.; longtime board member, Goddard Riverside Community Center; enjoyed movies, Broadway, and opera. ’62 BA—Oliver F. Swift of Lititz, PA, February 2021; reference librarian, White Plains Public Library; human rights activist; active in community and alumni affairs. ’63 MS Ed—Faye Schwitters Anderson of Rockford, IL, April 4, 2021; elementary and high school English teacher; volunteered with the United Nations to teach English at Central U. for Nationalities in Beijing; typesetter; editor; enjoyed travel, volunteering, and lifelong learning; active in community and religious affairs. ’63—Nancy Goldstone Gersh of Ithaca, NY, June 3, 2021; English teacher; guidance counselor; worked at Ithaca High School, Lansing High School, and Lehman Alternative Community School; active in alumni affairs. Sigma Delta Tau. Husband, David Gersh ’63, JD ’65. ’64 BA—Leonard S. Berman of South Dartmouth, MA, April 16, 2021; senior director of scientific affairs, Pall Corp.; consultant, Food and Drug Administration; expert in blood, intravenous, and anesthesia filtration; peace advocate; enjoyed music, tennis, sailing, travel, and animals; active in civic, professional, and alumni affairs. Alpha Epsilon Pi. ’64—John K. Gempler of Kenoza Lake, NY, March 17, 2016; president, Callicoon Co-operative Insurance Co.; dairy farmer; member, Finger Lakes Insurance Council; active in community and professional affairs. ’65 BS Ag—Thomas M. Corkill of Naples, FL, formerly of Naperville, IL, May 18, 2021; partner, Harris Assocs.; veteran; named a top five fund manager by Barron’s in 2000; competitive marksman; enjoyed polo and golf. Theta Chi. ’65 PhD—Frank E. Rose of Jackson, MI, April 1, 2021; associate professor of physics and founder of the astronomy department, U. of Michigan, Flint; also taught at General Motors Inst.; mentor; active in professional affairs. ’66 BA—Mary Loosbrock Miers of Silver Spring, MD, May 30, 2021; strategic planning consultant, Columbia U. Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons; senior science policy analyst, Nat’l Institutes of Health; owned and operated a floral design business; social justice activist; served on the Class of ’66 council; enjoyed volunteering, music, choral singing, and travel; active in community, religious, and alumni affairs. Chi Omega. ’67 JD—Henry R. Ippolito of Fairport, NY, May 6, 2021; attorney; veteran; president, Monroe County Bar Assn.; active in professional and alumni affairs. ’67 LLB—Robert I. Kuchinsky of Flemington, NJ, May 12, 2021; attorney; veteran; member, Flemington Jewish Community Center and Hunterdon Central Regional Board of Education; enjoyed tennis, golf, watercolor painting, reading, and Irish folk music; active in community and professional affairs. ’68 PhD—Paul H. Kipps of Aroda, VA, June 14, 2021; professor and interim dean, College of Business, James Madison U.; dairy farmer; active in professional and religious affairs. ’68 JD—James A. Ruf Jr. of New York City, June 4, 2021; corporate securities lawyer; advocated for women in the legal field; enjoyed Saabs, watches, fountain pens, radios, animals, reading, music, and Chinese culture; active in alumni affairs. ’69—Glen F. Allen of Pocatello, ID, March 28, 2021; machinist; enjoyed Norwegian and industrial history, playing guitar, and reading; active in civic affairs. ’69 BA, JD ’72—Gail R. Gordon of West Islip, NY, January 16, 2021; attorney; worked for Adecco, Pall Corp., and Olsen Corp.; volunteered with the Nassau Bar Assn. Mortgage Foreclosure Clinic; enjoyed music, community theater, history, genealogy, Scottish culture, opera, the Highland Games, and hockey; active in professional affairs. ’69 PhD—John E. Parker of Milford, MA, April 1, 2021; principal engineer, Areva; senior engineer, Yankee Atomic Electric Co. and Duke Engineering & Services; helped operate Jo-Erl farm; avid marathon runner; active in professional and religious affairs. ’69 BA—John J. Signorelli of Newark Valley, NY, June 4, 2021; science teacher, Whitney Point Central School District; co-owned and operated Signorelli’s Car Washes; also worked in real estate; enjoyed gardening, winemaking, flying, travel, and animals; active in alumni affairs. Wife, Marsha Feltes Signorelli ’70, BS Ag ’71. Back to the top 1970s ’70 BS Ag—Paul H. Baker of Sanborn, NY, formerly of Ransomville, NY, May 26, 2021; executive director, Agriculture Affiliates and the NYS Horticulture Society; executive secretary, NYS Berry Growers Assn.; agricultural advisor, NYS Senate; farmer; enjoyed golfing and the New York Yankees; active in professional affairs. Phi Delta Theta. ’70 MA HE—Charlotte H. Gold of St. Simons Island, GA, May 29, 2021; mediator and arbitrator; editor, the Arbitration Journal; taught arbitration and collective bargaining at Cornell U. and SUNY; VP, American Arbitration Assn.; director of the publications division, NYS School of Industrial and Labor Relations, Cornell U.; author; active in professional affairs. ’70 BS ILR, JD ’73—Robert F. Hermann of Philadelphia, PA, April 16, 2021; attorney specializing in labor and employment law; vice chair, Personnel Appeals Board, US Government Accountability Office; also worked for the Federal Labor Relations Council and the Internal Revenue Service; active in professional and alumni affairs. ’71 BS HE—Diane Brenner of Palm Beach Gardens, FL, formerly of Albany, NY, June 6, 2021; real estate investor; managing director, iMind Education Systems; CEO, NYS Psychological Assn.; executive director, Cystic Fibrosis Fdn. of Northeastern New York; assistant director, Planned Parenthood Albany; legislative associate, NYS Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities; vice president, Cornell School of Human Ecology Board of Directors; member, Cornell U. Council; active in alumni affairs. Sigma Delta Tau. ’71 JD—Warren E. George of San Rafael, CA, April 14, 2018; lawyer. ’71, BS Ag ’72—Arthur E. Joye of Lexington, NC, October 25, 2019. Theta Delta Chi. ’72—Thomas F. Bridon of West Seneca, NY, March 10, 2021; sales representative, Jerico Assocs.; manufacturing engineer, Hebeler Welding Co.; enjoyed cooking. ’72, BA ’73—Mitchell Sudolsky of Austin, TX, March 31, 2021; social worker; clinical professor of social work, U. of Texas, Austin; executive director, Jewish Family Service of Austin; director, Spanish Peaks Mental Health Care Center and Sangre de Cristo Community Health; also taught at Trinidad State Junior College; advocate for social justice; mentor; volunteer firefighter; enjoyed music, hiking, biking, and reading history and the New York Times; active in professional affairs. ’73, BS Ag ’74—Nobuo Atsumi of Fukushima, Japan; Shiba Inu breeder; owner, Yokohama Atsumi Kennel; also worked for Saudi Arabian Oil Co. ’74 BS Ag—Dan D. Reed of Adams Center, NY, May 29, 2021; co-owner, Reed Haven Farms; president, Jefferson County Bulk Milk Cooperative; active in community, professional, and alumni affairs. Alpha Gamma Rho. ’75 MBA—Peter J. Morphis of Williamsville, NY, May 22, 2021; owner, Antoinette’s Sweets; active in professional, religious, and alumni affairs. ’75—Louis A. Yurek of Tres Pinos, CA, March 6, 2021; escalation manager, IBM; support facilitator, TSANet; technical support manager, Unison and BTI Computer Systems; classical guitarist; enjoyed skydiving, photography, sports, science, his pets, music, and cooking. ’76–78 GR—Margaret D. Kassner of Bellingham, WA, February 23, 2021; owner, Landscape MD; VP of Aetna and Cigna Int’l; head of underwriting, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care; member, Whatcom County Master Gardener Fdn.; enjoyed dance, Celtic music, and film. ’77, BEE ’78—Steven M. Hirschman of Fair Lawn, NJ, March 4, 2021; owner, Steven M. Hirschman EE; consultant, S-Plus; principal partner, Manhattan Information Technology Group; senior systems engineer, ITT Inc.; chief technical officer and co-founder, Quincunx; Boy Scouts volunteer; active in community, professional, and alumni affairs. ’79 BS Hotel—William C. “Chris” McCormick of Centreville, VA, 2019; general manager, Westfield Concessions Management Inc.; account executive, Key Impact Sales Systems; worked for DAKA Int’l; marketing representative, SYSCO; general manager, Cafe Express. Back to the top 1980s ’80 MBA—Martin S. Reader of Minnetonka Beach, MN, October 7, 2015; senior VP, marketing and client management, Ebenx Inc.; VP, Ecolab Fdn.; also worked for Iceberg Int’l Inc. and Marriott. ’80 BS HE—Judith K. Westerman of Glen Rock, NJ, formerly of Ann Arbor, MI, January 22, 2020; reference librarian, Paramus Public Library; associate director of publicity, Dell Publishing; senior publicist, Viking Penguin; publicist, Simon & Schuster; reference librarian, Brooklyn Public Library; president of the board of trustees, Glen Rock Public Library; enjoyed volunteering, NPR, healthful eating, walking, word puzzles, and art museums; active in community, professional, and religious affairs. ’81 JD—Kevin W. Goering of New York City, May 1, 2021; lawyer; specialized in First Amendment, intellectual property, and media and publishing law; enjoyed hiking, motorcycling, and lifelong learning; active in professional affairs. ’81 JD—Stuart I. Gold of West Orange, NJ, May 30, 2021; lawyer; adjunct professor, Seton Hall Law School; taught business law and legal history at Rutgers U.; studied American history with a focus on slavery and manumission. Wife, Diana d’Ambra, JD ’81. ’82 BCE—Randolph B. Hunt of New York City, January 6, 2020; civil engineer, NYS Dept. of Transportation; technical analyst, Boeing; active in community, professional, religious, and alumni affairs. ’86 BS Hotel—Jennifer Braman Lyons of Honolulu, HI, June 12, 2021; attorney; executive director, FirstEnergy Corp.; director of research and development, City of Cleveland Heights; advocate for individuals with disabilities; coached youth canoeing; enjoyed travel, the outdoors, and sports; active in community and alumni affairs. Kappa Kappa Gamma. Back to the top 1990s ’91 BS Hotel—Lisa Rubenstein Lampert of Westport, CT, 2021; global chief compliance officer, Capital Dynamics; senior VP and chief compliance officer, EACM Advisors; general counsel, Geode Capital Management; VP and associate counsel, State Street Bank and Trust Co.; active in community and alumni affairs. Alpha Chi Omega. ’95 MBA—Len D. Blanchard of Whitefish Bay, WI, April 17, 2010; director of North American transportation, SC Johnson; operations manager, Dell; enjoyed running marathons and entertaining. Back to the top 2000s ’03 PhD—Michael L. Sorensen of Ithaca, NY, May 29, 2021; partner, Segal & Sorensen; enjoyed biking, hiking, snowboarding, and thrift shopping. Back to the top 2010s ’12, BA ’13—Caitlin R. Flynn of Raleigh, NC, May 5, 2021; graduate instructor and doctoral candidate in linguistics and sociology, North Carolina State U. Please submit notification of alumni deaths to: cubio-deceased@cornell.edu. Top image: Jason Koski/Cornell University Published November 1, 2021