deliver the best coverage possible on issues impor- tant to New York City's var- ious ethnic communities. During the fellowship, Johnson first broke the story of Anthony Weiner's run for mayor. Johnson is a staff writer for the New York Amsterdam News, the largest black newspaper in the country. Tera L. White relocated to Central Florida, where she is a resource development specialist for the Children's Home Society of Florida. Jamie Zielonko of Buffalo was promoted to SKM Group, a full-service marketing communications agency. Zielonko has been with the agency since 2010 and she works on the TOPS Friendly Markets account service team. She is a mem- as head golf professional at Tri-County Country Club in Forestville, N.Y. pleted his Ph.D. in microbiol- ogy and immunology at the University of Utah. The title of his thesis was "Comple- ment receptors 1 and 2: enhancement of humoral immunity." the outreach coordinator at The Old Jail Art Center in Al- bany, Texas. She graduated from Syracuse University with a Master of Arts de- gree in museum studies in May 2013. from AmeriCorps National Civilian Commu- nity Corps program in July. She began her term of service in October 2012. Kelsey Barton completed a master's degree in childhood literacy at St. Bonaventure and is now working for Prince George's County Public Schools in Maryland as a first-grade teacher at Templeton Elementary School. Emily Call is a reading teacher for grades first through fifth at Notre Dame Academy in South Buffalo. Allison Kotz is an early child- hood intervention teacher at Four Seasons Elementary School in Gambrills, Md. Tara Maxwell is teaching fourth grade at Springhill Lake Elementary School in Prince George's County, Md. Nathan Opferbeck joined Buffamante Whipple Butta- faro, P.C., as a staff account- ant in the Jamestown office. He is involved in preparing fi- nancial statements related to to preparing tax returns for individual and business clients. time at UBMD Internal Medicine in Amherst, N.Y., as the marketing assistant and attends St. Bonaventure's IMC graduate program at the Buffalo Center. Lauren Pingelski lives in South Jersey and works for Pricewaterhouse- Coopers in the Assurance (audit) department in Philadelphia. Pingelski works in the asset management sector and deals with corpo- rate and fund accounting and real estate clients. She's completed two of the four parts of the CPA exam and hopes to com- plete the exam soon. Cristabell Ramdial is a maritime specialist with International Reg- istries Inc. She works in the company's Madi- son Avenue office and registers ships, tankers and bulk carriers coming into the Marshall Islands. In addition, she works with huge law firms and banks in various coun- tries to record and deliver mortgages on these vessels. "One really great aspect about my job is that I get to interact with people from many countries -- my communications background helps a lot with this!" she writes. Jeremy Tranzillio lives in Amherst, N.Y., and is working as an analyst in the product control group at Citigroup. Visit www.sbu.edu/bonasonline to register. N 2 2 Rev. Edward J. Ryan Jr., '43, Troy, N.Y. William G. Dillon, '48, Berlin, Md. Dr. Salvatore J. Dalberth, '49, Rochester, N.Y. Rev. Paul J. Antos, '50, Niskayuna, N.Y. John L. Maracle, '50, Rochester, N.Y. John P. Milne, '50, Webster, N.Y. John G. Priest Jr., '50, Skaneateles, N.Y. Rev. Marion M. Tolczyk, O.F.M., '50, John R. Hooper, '51, Delmar, N.Y. James W. Mulroy, '51, Dedham, Mass. Nicholas Naccarella, '51, Penfield, N.Y. Donald M. "Bud" Priest, '51, Hamden, Conn. Dr. Anthony S. Sgarlato, '51, Staten Island, N.Y. James P. "Zack" Ward, '51, Great Valley, N.Y. Godfrey Cappe, '52, Plainville, Conn. Richard B. Lawlor, '52, Monroe Township, N.J. Alba C. Palmer, '52, Hilton, N.Y. Col. John "Jack" Caruso, '53, Salamanca, N.Y. Anthony Sangiuolo, '54, Yonkers, N.Y. Francis X. Elinski, '55, Buffalo, N.Y. Donald L. O'Neil, '56, Sodus, N.Y William J. Sader, '56, Olean, N.Y. James A. Greco M.D., '57, Saint Marys, Ga. Robert J. Charbonneau, '58, Barrington, N.Y. Stanley J. Giermek, '58, Abingdon, Md. Thomas B. Barry, '59, Waynesville, N.C. John C. Mahaney, '59, Summit, N.J. William K. Kane, '60, Bronx, N.Y. Dr. Robert Lederman, '60, West Bloomfield, Thomas A. Callahan Sr., '62, Manahawkin, N.J. Orris "Orrie" E. Jirele, '62, Albert Lea, Minn. William T. Repp, '63, Victor, N.Y. Richard L. Burns, '65, Summerfield, Fla. Joseph P. Fitzgerald, '65, Alexandria, Va. George N. Kayatta, Ph.D., '65, New York, N.Y. Timothy J. Rinker, '65, Cuba, N.Y. William F. Bryson, '67, Wanaque, N.J. Richard G. Lisi, '67, Olean, N.Y. Francis X. Hiney, '68, Milford, N.H. Rev. John P. Rohan, '68, East Hartford, Conn. Leonard Janicki, '70, Lancaster, N.Y. Patrick M. Blocher, '74, Weston's Mills, N.Y. Dennis J. Amore, '72, Friendship, N.Y. Janet E. Driscoll, '72, Huntersville, N.C. Eileen (Sherman) Burdick, '75, Elmira Patrick J. O'Rourke, '78, Tempe, Ariz. James F. O'Brien, '81, Corning, N.Y. Anthony C. Wronski, '82, Lockport, N.Y. Kathleen A. Dudley-Perry, '98, Sept. 8, 2013, in Pittsburgh. In 1979, Fr. Maurice joined the faculty at the Francis- can Institute at St. Bonaventure, and also served as its assistant director. He remained at the university until 1990. |