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Ernest
Schlabach Practices Optometry.
Ernie taught school two years before he went to optometry school in Memphis. He
still practices full time. He loves to travel and has been all over the world to
optometry meetings. He even ran for the state senate of Virginia twice. Ernie
and his wife show horses. They live on a 27-acre farm five minutes from James
Madison University, and Ernie's office is in Harrisonburg. They make and sell
hay. Ernie is a country western dancing Mennonite and DJs country western dance
lessons.
Salley
Cordrey became a Commissioned Lay Pastor
is Involved with Mission and Disaster Response.
After completing a 37 year career in public
education (the last 30 years in Cape Henlopen School District) several years
ago, Sally is completing work to become a Commissioned Lay Pastor in the
Presbyterian Church. She is fully involved in mission and disaster response. In
the last year, she has been involved in Katrina assistance in Pearlington,
Mississippi; post Hurricane Stan response to the mudslides in the Sierra Madre
of Guatemala; and a presbytery partnership visit to the 13 churches of Kananga
Presbytery, Western Kasai, Democratic Republic of Congo last July. She will be
returning to the Mam Presbytery in Guatemala on January 3, 2007 for a working
visit and again for the month of July, 2007. - Nov. 18, 2006.
Larry
Emmett teaches Jewish European History. After 30
years of specializing in the practice of corporate law, Larry volunteers at Temple
[University's] Association for Retired Persons (TARP).
Steve
Caney publishes New Book, Wins
Award
Steve's latest book, Steven Caney’s
Ultimate Building Book, just came off the press. Steve's
main writing career has been in children’s nonfiction. Among those books
was the Toy Book – Projects for
Children and Parents to Make. His latest book, Steven Caney’s
Ultimate Building Book, just came off press. The book starts with a
chapter called, "When I was a kid" and covers some of Steve's
growing up in Wilmington. Writing this book of 300,000 words, 2,000
photos, and 800 illustrations took twelve years. The book just won the
2006 award from the National Association of Parenting Publications
Steve and his son Noah also specialize in marketing advanced energy
technologies like fuel cells and micro turbines for businesses owned by
Ingersoll Rand, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and foreign
interests. On health notes, Steve
reports that he conquered the Big C.
To find out more on what Steve
and his family have been up to, check out the
old message
board. - Oct. 30, 2006
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Marcia
Silverberg Lobman's
Recipes and Website Reunite Friends
To Whom It May Concern:
I lived in New Orleans during the 1960s, where I met, and became a friend of
Marcia S. Lobman. I moved out of state, and unfortunately Marcia, and I
lost contact. I have tried numerous times to contact her after Hurricane
Katrina, but have always been unsuccessful.
The other evening I "Goggled" her once again, making another attempt to find
her, and came across the story about her on the P.S. duPont Class of '59
website. I was so sorry to read about what happened to her as a result of the
hurricane. I found it interesting that I still have one of her recipes, which
she gave me 40 years ago. Although she may this one memorized, I will attach it
just the same.
I would appreciate your forwarding the recipe, and my contact information to
her.
Thank you.
Jackie Murray
[Email was forwarded to Marcia, who
has happily made contact once again with Jackie after all those years]
Hurricane Katrina
Affected
Marcia Silverberg Lobman
Marcia Silverberg Lobman was
living in New Orleans. She had to evacuate prior to Katrina and
went to her daughter's mother-in-law's house in Baton Rouge. To make a long story short - Marcia went back
to her house in New Orleans. She only was able to salvage
her mother's china, silver and crystal. Everything else was gone.
Class Responds to
Marcia's 'Lost' Recipes
"I've lost all of my recipes,"
Marcia told Susan Klein Wright, with whom she has been in contact all
these years.
Now, this may seem trivial, but to Marcia, this was important.
Sue felt that if each classmate could send one or two of their
favorite recipes, that Marcia would really appreciate it.
-Much
appreciated, Don Goldstein
Marlene Taub Reinschmidt
Has Her
Own Mini Reunion
[Click on picture below to enlarge]
[Right-click and choose SAVE or PRINT]
 Marlene
visited classmates and rediscovered distant family members during her trip East
October 2005. While here all the way from College Station, Texas, she met
up with
Fred
Kagel to chat a bit and to plan strategies for
tracking down 'missing' classmates
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 A
native Delawarean, Trudy Gilgenast graduated from Pierre S. duPont High
School in 1949, received a BA in Education from the University of
Delaware in 1953 and an MA in in German from Middlebury
College, Vermont in 1957. She was the recipient of a Fulbright
Student Exchange Scholarship to Munich in 1953-54 and a Fulbright
Teacher Exchange Scholarship and a sabbatical from the University of
Delaware in 1960-61 to teach at the Max-Josef Stift in Munich. Trudy
taught German at the University of Delaware and served as Director of
the University of Delaware student study abroad programs in Vienna,
Austria and Bayreuth, Germany.
She was the recipient of the Certificate of Merit from the Goethe
Institute and AATG in 1984, and the Federal Republic of Germany
Friendship Award in 1987. She has lectured on German culture and
contributions in Delaware at local schools through the Delaware
Humanities Forum Scholars Program.
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