Pro Bono Society's Street Law Program through which law students traveled to Philadelphia public schools and taught high schoolers about practical law. She was the recipient of the Villanova Univer- sity School of Law Dorothy Day Award for her pro bono service. Additionally, Tucker was a student attorney in the Farmworker Legal Aid Clinic focus- ing on family law and immigration issues. Follow- ing her graduation from St. Bonaventure, Tucker was a corporate public relations coordinator at Condé Nast Publications and later worked at lead- ing international real estate merchant bank Island Capital Group, LLC. nancial Analyst designation. Eboni Preston-Lau- rent, senior manager of diversity and inclusion at US Lacrosse, was featured as one of 50 Women to Watch 2014 in the Baltimore Sun Magazine. Pre- ston-Laurent is helping establish a grant program to promote lacrosse and partnering with Coaches Across America to target underserved communities. of admissions for Erie Community College. Howard has served in a variety of roles in a 14-year career at ECC, including 12 years as an admissions coun- selor. Katelyn Murray graduated from Temple Dental School in May 2014 and is a general dentist in Camp Hill, Pa. Amanda Sears became licensed to practice as a Certified Public Accountant in the state of New York. In addition, Sears was promoted to the position of supervisor at Buffamante Whip- ple Buttafaro, P.C. Dan Quirk was burgh. teacher and assistant principal at Our Lady of Sor- rows Catholic School in Memphis, Tenn. She has begun work on her second master's degree (edu- cational administration) at the University of Notre Dame as part of the Remick Leadership Program. This program was designed to inspire, educate, and support individuals looking to become admin- istrators in Catholic schools and spread the good news of God. Erin Lowry joined MagnifyMoney.com, a financial product comparison website dedi- cated to raising consumer aware- ness of banks' fine print. As the firm's first employee, Lowry works directly with the co-founders to create content for the site's blog, build a social media presence, and write contributor content for out- lets such as DailyFinance and U.S. News & World Report. She leveraged the success of her personal finance website, BrokeMillennial.com, to transition from a job in public relations into her role with MagnifyMoney.com. censing Company, covering the midwest region. Burke lives in Atlanta, Ga., where she is an avid Braves, Falcons and Irish fan and is proud to be a Bonnie in the Southeast. Julian Cenzi earned his MBA at St. Bonaventure accountant at Lums- den McCormick in Buffalo. Jenna Torella is a staff ac- countant at Lumsden McCormick in Buffalo. Torella completed her MBA at St. Bonaventure in May. energy consultant with SolarCity, America's largest solar power provider. Started by Elon Musk of Tesla Motors, SolarCity provides clean energy to homeowners, businesses, schools, non- profits, and government organizations at a lower cost than they pay for energy generated by burn- ing fossil fuels such as coal, oil, and natural gas. In June, SolarCity announced plans to build a new manufacturing facility in Buffalo. Rebecca Gunning is a reporter and paginator for the weekly North and South Cheektowaga Source papers, part of Community Papers of Western New York, LLC. Three men's basketball players from the Class of 2014 have signed professional contracts: Charlon Kloof signed a professional contract to play basketball for Istanbul DSI in Turkey; Marquis Simmons signed with Leeuwar- den of the Dutch League; and Matthew Wright signed a professional contract to play for Quim- per in France's NM1 League. Raymond M. McLaughlin, '55 John W. Schenk, '55 Robert E. Cronin, '60 Donald W. Fornes, '60 C. Norman Stowell, '60 Richard J. Taylor, '60 Herbert J. Lamberton, '65 Marie-Celeste Sullivan, '65 Thomas G. Sendlakowski, '70 John L. Rothengast, '75 Joseph V. Brown, '80 Thomas F. Burger, '80 Joan P. Ducey-Munde, '80 Louis R. Joachim, '80 Judith M. Kelley, '80 John S. Kelly, '80 Robert P. Marks, '80 Kevin G. McLean, '80 Donald F. Penepent, '80 Kathleen G. Ryan, '80 Maryann E. (Fowler) John P. Enright, '85 Joel D. Minsker, '85 Heidi A. Cabral, '90 Garvin W. Ferguson, '90 Maureen L. Lynd, '90 John P. Reynolds, '90 Erik E. Swartz, '95 Diana Tadic, '95 Brad J. Teemley, '95 Megan A. Uscinski, '00 Elizabeth E. Bengston, '05 Kimberly A. Carlevatti, '05 Louis J. Hart, '05 Ian P. McBride, '05 Daniel W. Oleyourryk, '05 Mary L. Town, '05 Shane T. Abrams, '10 Allison M. Bobinski, '10 Patrick J. Boquard, '10 Terence C. Cretekos, '10 Brent G. Stewart, '10 the many missing alumni, our hope is to start finding lost alumni who will be celebrating their re- union in 2015. If you know the whereabouts of the following alumni, please let us know at www.sbu.edu/foundalumni. N 2 2 KING SEMINARY classmates (Class of 1968, ordination Class of 1972) got together in June. Following a visit to the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York City, the group gath- ered for the celebration of the Eucharist at Queen of Martyrs Church in Forest Hills, N.Y., and then dinner. Pictured from left are Larry Fenlon, Ron Russo, Esq., Bob Ponton, Auxil- iary Bishop Paul Sanchez (Diocese of Brook- lyn), Pete O'Malley, John Reemmer, and John Moore, Esq. This class has continued a tradi- tion of reunions at varied locations, includ- ing Hartford, Conn., Washington, D.C., and the St. Bonaventure campus. |