Dear Bros,
We still continue to grow. We now have
over fifty members. We are pleased that
so many bros subscribe to our
newsletter. If you know the whereabouts
of any Old Guards who are on are “Lost
Old Guard Member List” please send us
their email address so we can invite
them to join the group.
The Old Guard Newsletter will now be
published only once a year. This will
give people more time and incentive to
submit articles and other information
for publication. Also, if you get the
newsletter and no longer wish to
subscribe and be a member of the Old
Guard please let me know at
ccuratal@rochester.rr.com
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Due to low
turnout of the recent ΣΤΨ Geneseo
Alumni events, a new policy
regarding get togethers has been
implemented.
The next big
Reunion Date will be in the year
2008 when we will celebrate Sig
Tau's Forty-Fifth Anniversary of its
founding. This will
give bros plenty of time to prepare
and perhaps encourage a bigger
turnout. Also, the current Sig Taus
have expressed interest in hosting
and planning this event. In the mean
time Geneseo Area Locals can still
get together and arrange something
among themselves as they have done
in the past for upcoming Geneseo
Alumni Events. Other events like our
recent “Shear Madness” Event may
also be scheduled. So stay tuned to
the Old Guard Newsletters and
Special Bulletins. |
Regards,
Chuck Curatalo '63 (Pledge Class)
Sig Tau Old
Guard Newsletter Editor
PS:
Homecoming is
scheduled for Saturday, September 30 at
Geneseo. As of this writing
the Sig Taus have not posted their
schedule for the day. Once the schedule
becomes available I will email it to
those “locals” who are interested in
attending the event. IN THE MEANTIME,
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET TOGETHER ON THE
THIRTIETH PLEASE EMAIL ME AT:
ccuratal@rochester.rr.com
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Founding
Brother Bruce Jordan Returns to Geva
Possible Old Guard
Event
Bruce
Jordan creator of the worldwide smash
“Shear Madness” will return to Geva
to direct Steven Martin’s play “The
Underpants”. This is another opportunity
to have another fun-filled Old Guard
Event at Geva. The play will run from
January 3 to February 4.
If you are interested in attending a
performance and a party notify Chuck at
ccuratal@rochester.rr.com
. We will make definite plans
if there is enough interest. Bruce’s
other Geneseo friends may also be
invited to attend.
The
Underpants……..
The Story: Louise and Theo live a
modest and predictable life. . . until
the day Louise’s bloomers fall down in
public –at a parade, no less. Theo fears
that the incident will cost him his
position as a government clerk. Louise’s
accidental lapse doesn’t cost her
husband his job, but it does attract two
men, both of whom have fallen under
Louise’s unintended spell. Unsuspecting
–but greedy –Theo rents the spare room
to both of them, and it all gets just a
little crowded.
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The
Experience: Sex, lies and
lingerie. This one will tickle your
fancy with outrageous humor and
sharply drawn characters. Full of
the wild wit you would expect from
the mind of Steve Martin.
The Buzz: Yes, it’s that
Steve Martin. This is the latest
play from the author of the inspired
lunacy of Picasso at the Lapin Agile
(Geva 1997-98). Directed by Bruce
Jordan, the creator/director of
Geva’s 2005 hit, Shear Madness.
“A
Knicker Picker-Upper” New
York Daily News
“Hilarious and bawdy”
Village Voice |
40th Reunion for Classes of ’67 and ‘68
June 9, 2007
The
Geneseo Alumni Office has announced the
dates of the fortieth anniversary
reunion of the classes of 1967 and 1968.
These are the graduating classes of many
Old Guards. The College Alumni Office
will be sending out emails and mailings
regarding this upcoming event. It may
also be possible to have a special Old
Guard Event on that day so stay tuned to
Old Guard Special Bulletins. |
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The Way We Were……Homecoming Parade ‘65
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Can you
spot the following bros…Chuck Curatalo
’63, Jack Sheehan ’63, Tom DeBello ’63,
Dan Kwarta ’63 and Chris Watson ’63? |
Old Guard
Notes
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Hi Guys,
I (Roger Brown ’68) recently moved to
Texas where I started a new job as a VP
for Lone Star Steel. The company
manufactures steel tubing primarily for
the oil and gas industry. My new address
is: 3722 Ben Hogan Dr., Longview, TX
75605. Office # is 903-656-6839, and my
personal email remains unchanged. So, if
ya'll are down this neck of the woods,
give me a holler. I believe I
still have a '69 composite, and I'll
look for it among the piles of boxes
stacked up around the house and send you
a copy as soon as I come across it. |
For the
time being I'm focusing on finding my
underwear -- the ones I've been wearing are
starting to itch (it's sort of the same
feeling I used to get from the Phi Lambs).
All for now,
Roger
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Jack
Sheehan, Founder of ΣΤΨ, continues
to fiercely battle the demon cancer.
Since March he has had three near death
experiences, meaning if he were a cat he
would be down to 6 left. The last
"incident" (that's what they call them)
was a doozie and ended up with 8 days in
the ICU and a trach tube hanging out of
his neck. If you add the trach tube and
the feeding tube in his gut he now has a
total of 9 holes in his body, you do the
math. He remains confident that he will
beat down the afore mentioned demon and
resume his previous life style of
debauchery, lust and sin. Your continued
thoughts, prayers, etc. are appreciated
more that you can imagine. (Submitted by
Jack Sheehan)
costumerjs@aol.com
Pictured are Chuck Curatalo ’63
Pledge Class, Audrey Smith ’67 and
Jack’s wife Kathe ‘67 with Jack at their
home in Scotia, NY this summer. |
Bio: Walt
Peek ‘63
To My Fellow Brothers:
Not many brothers know this but I
transferred to Geneseo in the fall of ’63
from the Air Force Academy in Colorado and
this left only two short years on the
Geneseo campus to help with starting up Sig
Tau. It’s amazing how you can bond with the
wild and crazy (too many to name) and the
more sober (a pretty small list) in such a
short time. I believe it was Bruce and Jack
that endeared me with the name Wally and it
stuck with the rest of the brothers and,
indeed, with friends on campus. I will
always be thankful for that short but very
rich period in my life.
In the fall of ’65, I student taught in
Warsaw and got married at the same time,
commuting from Rochester. Then, I started
teaching math at Edison Tech in Rochester in
the spring of ‘66, needing one more course
before I could get my degree. In June of ‘67
I started working for Eastman Kodak. It was
a tough call since I enjoyed teaching but I
had more out-go than in-come and was also
interested in a relatively new profession of
computer programming.
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There were no industry
wide system and programming standards to
speak of so Kodak had its own IT
training department and its own
mainframe programming language known as
K-coder. We developed programs that ran
in 40K (not meg or gig) as that was all
we were allowed to use on these huge IBM
7080 computers. The other 40K was for
the operating system. You’d write your
code on coding sheets, the sheets would
be taken to the keypunch room, and
before long you’d be lugging around a
box of IBM 80-column punched cards
containing your code and test data. What
a mess if you dropped the cards or
otherwise got them out of order. It was
a scary beginning.
The family (we had 3 boys by then) lived
in North Chili for four years and then
moved to an old farm near Churchville
where we could keep our own horses as
well as board others. Then in 1974, my
ex-wife decided she’d had enough of
being married and headed out. That was a
bummer for me but, as it turns out, she
did me a big favor. In 1976, I remarried
(it’ll be 30 years in 2006) to a
terrific young woman that I had met in
the Kodak cafeteria. The cafeteria is no
longer around, but my wife, Nancy, is,
along with 5 wonderful grandchildren
from my first marriage.
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Walt and Nancy - Sandia
Peak, Albuquerque, NM |
After 25 years at Kodak,
I took a retirement package in 1992 and
headed over to St. Ann’s Nursing Home
where I relaxed and enjoyed the next 7
years working in their computer
department for a lot less pay but a lot
more fun.
Nancy and I finally bit
the bullet and retired for real in
January of 2000 and have been goofing
off ever since. We initially wintered
for 3 years in Key Largo, Florida, but
have spent the last 3 winters in the
West and Southwest, mostly Tucson, AZ,
where we have family and friends. The
rest of the year is spent at our place
on Keuka Lake near Penn Yan. I grew up
near there in a little town called
Pulteney, so this area is home to me and
is also now home to my youngest son,
Chad, who, coincidentally, also has 3
boys and a very lovely wife. If the
taxes and cold weather don’t drive us
out of New York State, we’ll be there
for a while, so stop by and rest your
feet a bit (that goes for our Canadian
brother as well). |
Take care,
Walt (Wally) Peek
Old Guard Jokes
Will I live to be 80?
I recently picked a new
primary care doctor.
After two visits and
exhaustive lab tests, he
said I was doing “fairly
well” for my age.
A little concerned abut
that comment, I couldn’t
resist asking him. “Do
you think I’ll live to
be 80?”
He asked, “Do you smoke
tobacco, or drink beer
or wine?”
“Oh No,” I replied. “I’m
not doing drugs,
either!”
Then he asked, “Do you
eat rib-eye steaks and
barbecued ribs?”
 I
said, “No, my former
doctor said that all red
meat is very unhealthy!”
“Do you spend a lot of
time in the sun, like
playing golf, sailing,
hiking, or bicycling?”
“No, I don’t” I said.
He asked, “Do you
gamble, drive fast cars,
or have a lot of sex?”
“No,” I said. “I don’t
do any of those things.”
He looked at me and
said, “Then, why do you
give a shit?”
Above joke submitted by
Bob Hussey ‘63
How many men does it
take to open a beer?
None. It should be
opened when she brings
it.
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Why is a Laundromat a
really bad place to pick
up a woman?
Because a woman who
can't even afford a
washing machine will
probably never be able
to support you.
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Why do women have
smaller feet than men?
It's one of those
"evolutionary things"
that allows them to
stand closer to the
kitchen sink.
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How do you know when a
woman is about to say
something smart?
When she starts a
sentence with "A man
once told me..."
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How do you fix a woman's
watch?
You don't. There is a
clock on the oven.
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Why do men fart more
than women?
Because women can't shut
up long enough to build
up the required
pressure.
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If
your dog is barking at
the back door and your
wife is yelling at the
front door, who do you
let in first?
The dog, of course.
He'll shut up once you
let him in.
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What's worse than a Male
Chauvinist Pig?
A woman who won't do
what she's told.
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I
married a Miss Right.
I just didn't know her
first name was Always.
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Scientists have
discovered a food that
diminishes a woman's sex
drive by 90%.
It's called a Wedding
Cake.
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Why do men die before
their wives?
They want to.
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Women will never be
equal to men
until they can walk down
the street with a bald
head and a beer
gut, and still think
they are sexy.
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In the beginning, God
created the earth and
rested.
Then God created Man and
rested.
Then God created Woman.
Since then, neither God
nor Man has rested.
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Above joke submitted by
Bob Hussey and Dave Mead
‘65
And he said...
When I was 14, I hoped
that one day I would
have a girlfriend.
When I was 16 I got a
girlfriend, but there
was no passion, so I
decided I
needed a passionate girl
with a zest for life.
In college I dated a
passionate girl, but she
was too emotional.
Everything
was an emergency; she
was a drama queen, cried
all the time and
threatened
suicide. So I decided I
needed a girl with
stability.
When I was 25 I found a
very stable girl but she
was boring. She was
totally predictable and
never got excited about
anything. Life became so
dull that I decided that
I needed a girl with
some excitement.
When I was 28 I found an
exciting girl, but I
couldn't keep up with
her.
She rushed from one
thing to another, never
settling on anything.
She did
mad impetuous things and
made me miserable as
often as happy. She was
great
fun initially and very
energetic, but
directionless. So I
decided to find a
girl with some real
ambition.
When I turned 31, I
found a smart ambitious
girl with her feet
planted
firmly on the ground and
married her. She was so
ambitious that she
divorced
me and took everything I
owned.
I am now older and
wiser, and am looking
for a girl with big tits
Above joke submitted by
Jack Sheehan ‘63
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Sig Tau Website:
Eternal Page
Education Fund
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The Sig Tau website at
www.geneseo.edu/~SIGTAU/brothers.html
has added several new features to their
website. There is a Sig Tau Eternal Page
which lists brothers who have passed away.
They have added the names of Dahn Walrath,
Louie Pettica, Bill Brigham, Larry Allen,
Don Fuller, Don Peterson and Duane Rubadeau.
There is also an Alumni Database which you
can view if you have Excel on your computer.
There is a
Sigma Tau Psi Education Fund through the
college’s Geneseo Foundation. This will
allow tax deductible donations that will be
put directly toward a selected senior’s
graduate school tuition. See the website for
more details on how to donate to these
funds. |
Sig Tau Old Guard Website
Search for 1969 Composite
New Section: “Memories”
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We now have posted the
composites for 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968
and 1970. They can be viewed on the
picture link at Dave’s website at
http://www.lilbytesoftstuff.com/etog.html.
If you are in possession of a 1969
PLEASE submit it to us so we can all
enjoy it. Send a scanned file to
ETOGPhotos@lilbytesoftstuff.com using
the subject ‘composite’ or send us a
Xerox copy by mail to either Chuck or
Dave (see Active Old Guard Directory for
their addresses) so we can do it for
you. We will return the original and the
Xerox copy (if you wish) to you after
placing it on the web.
NOTE: When you log on to the website
http://www.lilbytesoftstuff.com/etog.html
you will automatically come to the
current newsletter. You must scroll to
the bottom of the newsletter to the
Archive Link where you will find various
links to past issues and to ETOG
Pictures and composites. If you wish to
print any of the composite pictures from
the website it is best to save them to
your hard drive first; then print them
using either Microsoft Picture It!
or Photoshop or other similar
programs. |
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UPDATED MEMBER DIRECTORY
Active Old Guard Member Directory*
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Member |
Email Address |
Address |
City/State |
Phone |
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Lester Arthur ’68 |
laainpa@comcast.net |
402 Vineyard
Lane |
Downington, PA
19335 |
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| Irv Beimler ‘65 |
ibeimler@hovde.com |
1824 Jefferson Place NW(B) |
Washington DC 20036 |
202-822-8117(B) |
| Mick Brenno ’68 |
mbrenno@nycap.rr.com |
148 Maplewood Dr. |
Gloversville NY 12078 |
518-725-9041 |
| Roger Brown ‘68 |
rogerdbrown@msn.com |
13 Lindsey Ave. |
Dansville PA 17821 |
570-271-1008 |
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Gordy Bruce ‘63 |
gbruce07@msn.com |
129 Milford Drive |
West Syracuse NY 13206 |
315-463-8315 |
| Jim Burk ‘65 |
dentist539@aol.com |
78837 Jay St. |
Pultneyville NY 14538-0108 |
315-589-8201 |
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Sal Ciolino ’68 |
ciolinos@adelphia.net |
325 Table Rock
Rd. |
Gettysburg, PA
17325 |
717-334-7716 |
| Mike Crino ‘67 |
crino@clemson.edu |
Clemson University |
Clemson SC 29621-1305 |
864-656-3753(B)** |
| Chuck Curatalo ‘63 |
ccuratal@rochester.rr.com |
145 Chimney Hill Rd. |
Rochester NY 14612 |
585-723-3487 |
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Rob Curran ’69
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rcurran@geico.com |
8 Sergent Court |
St. James, NY
11780 |
631-584-4042 |
| Tom DeBello FG** |
setdebello@hotmail.com |
43 River Heights |
Smithtown NY 11787-1713 |
631-265-6956 |
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Douglas Dixon ’68 |
ddixon@epri.com |
7905 Berkeley
Dr. |
Gloucester Pt. VA
23062 |
804-642-0293 |
| Dan Downing ‘68 |
sunny21@adelphia.net |
9855 Woolworth Court |
Wellington, FL 33413 |
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| Ken Gadbow ‘65 |
kgadbow@rochester.rr.com |
4951 Butler Rd. |
Canandaigua NY 14424 |
585-394-7732 |
| Chuck Hall ‘63 |
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6480 Reservoir Rd. |
Hamilton, NY 13346-9559 |
315-824-1674 |
| Bob Hussey ‘63 |
rhussey@frontiernet.net |
9805 Highland Ave. |
Dansville NY 14437 |
585-335-9795 |
| Bruce Jordan FG |
brujordan@aol.com |
12½ North Ferry St. |
Schenectady NY 12305 |
518-346-6149 |
| Bill Kamalsky ’68 |
billk50@northnet.org |
258 Thompson Blvd |
Watertown, NY 13601 |
315-788-0764 |
| Carl E. Kanoff ’68 |
ckanoff@twcny.rr.com |
POB 87 |
Candor, NY 13743 |
607-659-7777 |
| Howard Kranz ’67 |
hjkbwick@yahoo.com |
70 Manton St. |
Sayville, NY 11782-1326 |
631-589-0048 |
| Gary Kresser ‘65 |
garykress@aol.com |
87 Westgate Rd. |
Kenmore NY 14217 |
716-874-2392 |
| Dan Kwarta ‘63 |
dkwarta@rochester.rr.com |
78 Main St. POB 55 |
E. Bloomfield NY 14443-005 |
585-657-6550 |
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Joe Lentner ‘67 |
jlentner@rochester.rr.com |
19 Oak Manor PO
Box 164 |
Leicester, NY
14481 |
585-382-3653 |
| Jack Langarek |
langerakj@aol.com |
74 Arrowhead Lane |
Penfield NY 14526-1012 |
585-586-4837** |
| Spike Leonard FG |
scramtwo@aol.com |
125 E Main St. |
Avon, NY 14414 |
585-226-2594 |
| Bruce Lomnicki ’68 |
lumpe@rochester.rr.com |
8 Pine Circle |
Mt. Morris, NY 14510 |
585-658-3416 |
| Tim Lyons ‘67 |
alyons@rochester.rr.com |
4552 State Rte. 20 A West |
Warsaw, NY 14569-9712 |
585-786-3458 |
| Dave Mead ‘65 |
dmead001@rochester.rr.com |
114 Main St. |
Mt. Morris NY 14510 |
585-658-9658 |
| Dale E. Metz ‘67 |
metz@geneseo.edu
or
dmetz1@rochester.rr.com |
SUNY Geneseo |
Geneseo NY 14454 |
585-245-5132 |
| Dale J. Metz ‘65 |
smetz@triad.rr.com |
5318 Montevista Dr. |
Greensboro NC 27407 |
336-454-5835 |
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Bob Meyers ’66
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BJmeyers@rochester.rr.com |
79 Center St.
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Geneseo NY 14454
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585-245-8377 |
| Thomas Mooney ‘68 |
bluemoon@stny.rr.com |
214 Rockwell Rd. RD2 |
Vestal, NY 13850 |
518-725-9041 |
| Jack Morrell ‘63 |
jmorrell@redsuspenders.com |
Salzburg Village |
Palmyra NY 14522 |
315-597-9560 |
| Carl D. Pauli (Puliafico) ’68 |
drdpauli@hotmail.com |
111 Campbell Town Rd |
Palmyra, PA 17078 |
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| Pat Pallend ‘63 |
pjp@fairburn.com |
43 Greene St. NE |
Fairburn, GA 30213-1446 |
770-969-6315 |
| Bruce Parmiter ‘68 |
parmiterb@aol.com |
42961 Ledgemet Lane |
Washburn VA 020147-4481 |
703-723-7009 |
| Walt Peek FG |
wnpeek@usadatanet.net |
182 West Lake Road |
Penn Yan NY 14527-8905 |
315-536-6230 |
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Jack Piedmonte |
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71 Maplewood Ave.
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Spencerport NY
14559 |
585-352-9189 |
| Thomas Powers ’68 |
tpowers@siemens.com |
56 Mitchell Rd. |
Oxford, NJ 07863-3343 |
908-835-8357 |
| Jim Restall‘67 |
jnrestall@aol.com |
103 Peoria Ave. |
Buffalo, NY 14206-2632 |
716-894-3093 |
| Bill Ryan FG |
w.ryan@tcu.net |
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| Jack Sheehan FG |
costumerjs@aol.com |
25 Sunnyside Dr. |
Scotia NY 12302 |
518-346-2891 |
| Mike Sobczak ‘66 |
msobczak@pirnie.com |
7 Victoria Dr. |
Hilton Head SC 29926 |
843-837-4810 |
| Jim Tobin ‘65 |
tobinjat46@aol.com |
62 Valewood Run |
Penfield, NY 14526 |
585-388-0982 |
| Al Tolsma ‘65 |
altols@aol.com |
55 Majestic Circle |
Amherst NY 14226 |
716-835-8435 |
| Steve Troskosky ’68 |
stroskosky@alli.wnyric.org |
2614 Ten Mile Rd. |
Allegany, NY 14706-9520 |
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| Bob Veltz ‘65 |
rveltz@rochester.rr.com |
80 Sandoris Cir. |
Rochester NY 14622 |
585-266-9256 |
| Jim Vidoczy FG |
jim.vidoczy@sympatico.ca |
45 Palmer Ave. |
Richmond Hill, ON L4C 1N6 |
905-737-0541 |
| Tommy Welch ‘63 |
tomwelch@frontiernet.net |
4259 County Rd. 4 |
Canandaigua NY 14424 |
585-394-0108 |
| Fred Welch ‘65 |
w5105@msn.com |
5105 Claybank Ln |
Centreville, VA 20120 |
703-830-5946 |
| James Wright ’68 |
sydoilr427jbw@aol.com |
106 Countryside Ln |
Williamsville, NY 14221 |
716-688-1583 |
| * Members whose email addresses are known. Receive Newsletter via email. |
| **Founding Group (’63) |
**Honorary Old Guard Member |
| B=Business |
New to list. |
Inactive Old Guard Members*
| Name |
Address |
City/State |
Phone |
| Timothy Barstow ‘68 |
4559 Limeledge Rd. |
Marcellus, NY 13108 |
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| David Barry ‘68 |
6190 Fawn Meadow St. |
Canandaigua, NY 14425 |
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| William Breuer ‘68 |
16 Prospect St. 29-E |
Filmore, NY 14735 |
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| Robert Crumb ‘68 |
1709 Grand Ave. |
Savannah, NY 13146-9774 |
315-365-2237 |
| Leroy Clinton FG |
675 Hammond St. 1 |
Chestnut Hill, MA 02167-2117 |
617-879-9824 |
| Tom Crowley ‘67 |
240 West Cornwall Road |
W. Cornwall, CT 06796 |
860-672-0103 |
| George Dougherty ‘68 |
14 Monterra Ct. |
Rockville, MD 20850 |
301-340-8573 |
| Jeff Gosch ‘66 |
4307 Cinnamon Path |
Liverpool, NY 13090-1927 |
315-652-4492 |
| John Hoffman ‘67 |
6 Terry Ave. |
Schenectady, NY 12303-4812 |
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| Larry Horgan ‘67 |
1 Cline Rd. |
Victor, NY 14564 |
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| Roy Howard ‘63 |
3438 Valley Ranch Dr. |
Lutz, FL 33548-4758 |
813-908-0817 |
| Fred Koch ’68 |
92 Red Cedar Dr. |
Rochester, NY 14616 |
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| Robert Kochman ‘63 |
301 E. 21st St., Apt 7E |
New York, NY 10010-6534 |
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| Chet Kuhn ‘67 . |
4219 E. Main St |
Williamson, NY 14589-9212 |
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| Victor Ladota ‘68 |
11332 Ledgemet Lane |
Windermere, FL 34786 |
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| Mike Luczak ‘65 |
68 Brookridge Dr. |
Exeter, RI 02822-3619 |
401-294-9766 |
| Bill Marion |
824 7th St. |
W. Babylon NY 11704 |
516-888-0159** |
| Larry Patzwald ‘66 |
122 Miner St. |
Canton, NY 13617-1349 |
315-379-9597 |
| Dave Sperino ‘68 |
2811 Main St. |
POB 25 York, NY 14592 |
585-243-3417 |
| Christopher Sugnet ‘68 |
9219 Admiral Lowell Pl. NE |
Albuquerque, NM 87111-1261 |
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| Thomas Spearing ‘68 |
488 E. Lake Rd. |
Penn Yan NY 14527-9422 |
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| Angelo Ventresca ‘68 |
4694 Jason Ct. |
Lewiston, NY 14092-1182 |
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| Jerome Virzi ’68 |
69 Lyell Ave. |
Spencerport, NY 14559 |
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| Lawrence Wilcox ‘68 |
7 Doris Cir. |
Newton, MA 02458-1929 |
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| Paul Zedonis ’68 |
10 Bonnywick Dr. |
Harrisburg PA 17111-4932 |
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*Have not responded to invitations and/or requests for email addresses.
**Honorary member
Lost Old Guard Members*
| Wayne Crawford ‘66 |
Henry Harvey ‘67 |
Greg Sutherland ‘66 |
M. Dale Rogers ‘68 |
| John Duncan ‘67 |
Ron Leffler ‘65 |
Erik Wilson ‘66 |
Al Shurtleff ‘68 |
| Ed Garrison ‘66 |
Sal Marchese ‘66 |
Thomas Bryden ‘68 |
Robert Pearl ‘68 |
| Jim Goldseth ‘65 |
Peter Schonleber ‘67 |
Michael Manning ‘68
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Allen Wood ’68 |
*Members whose addresses
are not known.
REMEMBER: Submit bios,
articles, notes, pictures and jokes for
future newsletters to Chuck at
ccuratal@rochester.rr.comm
Chuck Curatalo ‘63
Sig Tau Old Guard Newsletter Editor
585-723-3487
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Link to archives and pictures below:
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