Class of 1972

Read updates from your classmates and post a Class Note yourself!

William Licamele (c')
William Licamele (C'68) writes, "Hope to see many 68ers at our 45th reunion in a few weeks . AND remember the deadline for joining the LEGACY SOCIETY for this years reunion is MAY23rd. SO LETS GO HOYAS go 68ers go 68er LEGACY CUP. see you there. "  
Submitted on May 10 2013

William Licamele (c')
William Licamele (C'68) writes, "Please all 68ers come on back to our 45th reunion. Tempus fugit. Lets party while we still can as we usually do. Hope to see LOTS of you back on the Hilltop. Ps think about joining the legacy society so we can win the Legacy Cup which our class founded. GO hoyas GO 68ers. "  
Submitted on Mar 13 2013

James Schroer (c')
After serving the Northern Kentucky community for almost 60 years, James Allen (Jim) Schroer, C'46, M’47, retired from his practice in Internal Medicine. On the occasion of the 65th anniversary of their Medical School graduation, he would like to congratulate all his fellow classmates and expresses his appreciation to Georgetown University for being the springboard to a wonderful and satisfying life in the service of others.  
Submitted on Oct 15 2012

William Licamele (c')
William Licamele (C'68) writes, "Cant wait till our Med 72 reunion. Have been working with a great committee of about ten med 72 classmates to help plan our Med Reunion and to get our class back to HAVE FUN. So make sure you all try to get back this Oct to the hilltop to reconnect.. Its been so long since last we met. Go hoyas GO Med 72.. "  
Submitted on Aug 9 2012

Merrill Clark (f')
M. Wesley Clark (F'72) writes, "In June 2007 I went to Yellowstone, the Grand Tetons, and Mt. Rushmore; in January 2008 I went to Hawaii (Oahu and Maui); in October 2008 I went to the National Parks in Utah (Bryce, Zion, and Arches); also in 2008 I went to Italy (Venice, Florence, Rome) and took a WWII tour of Western Europe from the Normandy beaches to Paris and to Berlin; in July 2009 I went to Alaska (Fairbanks, Denali, Anchorage, and Seward); in April 2010 I went to Egypt; in September and October 2010 I went to China; in May 2011 I went to Athens, Istanbul, and Jerusalem; and in February 2012 I went to India and Nepal. For work I've traveled to St. Petersburg, Vienna, Brussels, Bulgaria, Costa Rica, Lyon, and The Hague. With the Army I've been to Wuerzburg and Heidelberg."  
Submitted on Apr 23 2012

Merrill Clark (f')
M. Wesley Clark (F'72) is pleased to announce the publication of "Historic Bays and Waters" published by Oceana Publications in 1994.  
Submitted on Apr 23 2012

Merrill Clark (f')
M. Wesley Clark (F'72) writes, "Senior Attorney, Domestic Criminal Law Section, Drug Enforcement Administration Office of Chief Counsel"  
Submitted on Apr 23 2012

Stephen Moskey (i')
I retired from regular full-time, salaried employment in January, 2010. The nonprofit world in DC is no longer the congenial world it once was. I decided to pursue a lifelong interest in the history of Washington, DC. To make a long story short, I'm 15 months into writing a book about Larz and Isabel Anderson, a prominent couple who were on the stage of world events from 1900 until Larz's death in 1937. They are not just a fascinating couple, they are representative of a period of American history, the late Gilded Age up through the Great Depression, that is only now starting to be discovered by cultural historians. It's a fascinating journey.  
Submitted on Aug 1 2011

Robert Saidis (f')
Robert C. Saidis, Esq. of Saidis, Sullivan & Rogers has been reappointed by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court to a three-year term on the Pennsylvania Board of Law Examiners. Saidis previously served for six years as a member of the disciplinary board of the Supreme Court and was the chairperson on the communications committee. He has also served the Cumberland County Bar Association in a number of capacities and is currently serving as the treasurer of the association. Saidis is a founding partner of the law firm and has been very active in the community for decades. His practice, which focuses in real estate, land use, business, estate planning and municipal law, has helped him forge strong relationships with local government officials, community business people and individuals responsible for growing and enhancing Cumberland County.  
Submitted on Jun 20 2011

William Licamele (c')
hey congrats to great hoya classmate mike vespoli... proud to share the celebration with him in san fran at john carroll and thanks to dick fredericks and his wife stefanie for the WONDERFUL CLASS PARTY FOR 68ERS at his vineyard spectactular view great food great conversation as about 120 clasmates and significant others partied late into the nite celebrating mikes WELL DESERVED john carroll award.. GO HOYAS GO 68ERS. 65th birthday party was a smash and our 45th reunion coming up soooon plan to gather on the hilltop in two years yup TEMPUS FUGIT lets keep the 68er party going and going HOYA SAXA bill lic  
Submitted on May 6 2011

Mark Goldstein (m')
Mark A. Goldstein M.D., M72, is pleased to announce the publication of the MassGeneral Hospital for Children Adolescent Medicine Handbook. Faculty at the Massachusetts General Hospital wrote individual chapters, and Goldstein is the editor. Goldstein was appointed founding Chief of the Division of Adolescent and Young Adult Medicine at Mass General in 2003.  
Submitted on Apr 1 2011

William Licamele (c')
ok 68ers get ready to PARTY... LETS all get out to san fransico last weekend in april to celebrate another 68er getting the john carroll award!!!! mike vespoli to be honored AND think about attending our XXXXX birhtday party on friday at dick fredericks house in somoma busses leave at 2;15pm friday from the fairmont for our party to celebate mike GO HOYAS BEAT CINNCY GO 68ERS lets party .. hope to see alot of you there..  
Submitted on Mar 3 2011

Michael Hughes (f')
Mike Hughes (SFS Ë72) reports that his son, Patrick, is now a third-generation Hoya. MikeËs late father, John, graduated from the Medical School in 1939. Patrick received his J.D. this year, graduating summa cum laude, and winning several honors, including the Francis E. Lucey, S.J. Award for the student with the highest academic average and the ALI/ABA award for the student who best represents a combination of leadership and scholarship. Patrick also served as the student representative on the search committee for the new Dean, and was an active member of the Law SchoolËs Gilbert and Sullivan Society. Patrick is currently clerking at the U.S. Court of the Appeals for the Federal Circuit.  
Submitted on Oct 11 2010

William Licamele (c')
William L. Licamele M.D., C'68, M'72, R'74, W'76, was honored to have been awarded the Tony Fernicola award for lifetime service to Georgetown Basketball Hoop Club. The award was named in honor of the late Dr. Anthony Fernicola, a great doc and super Hoya fan.  
Submitted on Oct 1 2010

Louise Liang (m')
Jossey Bass just published Connected for Health: Using the Electronic Health Record to Transform Care Delivery edited by Louise Liang, MD (M72) describing the implementation and use of the largest private sector electronic health record in the world. It has resulted in significant improvements in quality, patient satisfaction, and efficiency at Kaiser Permanente.  
Submitted on Aug 12 2010

William Licamele (c')
Hey lets get going and think about our class birthday party in san francisco next year last weekend in april to may 1st during john carroll THIS IS A BIG ONE.. PLANS ARE FORMING maybe a wine tour to a classmates winery WILL BE GREAT put it on the calendar. im sure our fearless classs leaders will follow with more details soon probably late sept but PUT IT ON YOUR CALENDARS the class of 68 that LOVES TO PARTY go hoyas go 68er bill licamele  
Submitted on Aug 11 2010

Louise Liang (m')
I retired in January 2009 from full time work as the SVP, Quality and Clinical Systems for the national Kaiser Permanente system. I have just published a book titled, Connected for Health: Transforming Care Delivery at Kaiser Permanente It describes the work I led for Kaiser Permanente implementing and using the electronic health record to transform quality, efficiency, and patient satisfaction and engagement. It has already generated interest in policymakers, healthcare systems, and other key stakeholders in healthcare reform.  
Submitted on May 2 2010

Eric Smith (c')
I retired in 2007 from being the political cartoonist and columnist for The Capital newspaper in Annapolis. I am now an adjunct professor of American government at the United States Naval Academy in Annapols, MD, and an adjunct professor of ethics at the University of Baltimore in Baltimore, MD.  
Submitted on Apr 23 2010

William Licamele (c')
Hi to all yo 68ers think about coming to john carroll weekend dc.. if not going to the weekend then think about our annual 68er mini reunion at Joe McGuinesses chadwicks in chevy chase that friday nite at about 830pm GO HOYAS and go 68ers you KNOW WE HAVE A GREAT TIME AT THESE MINIREUNIONS so hope to see alot of you there.. also there are rumors of some kinda wine party in san francisco for next years john carroll THAT could be the best of all to celebrate our SOCIAL calss with great SECURITY you know what i mean go hoyas billl licamele  
Submitted on Apr 23 2010

Stephen Moskey (i')
January, 2010, I joined the Africa Strategy Group (ASG) of Johannesburg, South Africa, and am leading its Washington, DC, office. ASG is one of AfricaËs leading communications and public affairs firms, with a client portfolio that includes blue-chip corporations with operations across Africa; African governments; and regional and global civil society organizations. ASG offers its clients a comprehensive and integrated continuum of services, including strategic counsel on government relations, political and market assessment, reputation and risk management, investor and media relations, and corporate affairs. ASG also maintains representative offices in Accra, Brussels, Geneva, London, Mumbai, and Nairobi. ASGËs Washington, DC, practice focuses on providing public relations and public affairs services to U.S.-based business, academic, and nonprofit organizations that have or seek to establish investments, operations, and programs in Africa. As an African-owned and operated company, ASGËs extensive networks throughout the continent assure U.S. clients of direct and discrete access to its expertise through services that optimize the clientËs engagement with African governments, nongovernmental organizations, educational institutions, and business and labor groups.  
Submitted on Mar 22 2010

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Class Committee

Patricia Keating (N'72)
Events Co-Chair
peekay7160@yahoo.com

Kathleen Mitchell (N'72)
Event Co-Chair
mitchka@att.net

Tom Corrigan (F'72)
Participation Chair
keligeng@gmail.com

Frank McDonough (C'72)
Fund Chair
hsmpad@aol.com

Jean Nelson Farley (N'72)
Communications Chair
farleyj@georgetown.edu

Are you interested in joining the class committee? Please contact alumnirelations@georgetown.edu or your class chair. We're always looking for more classmates and volunteers to help with class business and reunion planning. We want your help with everything: reaching out to classmates, planning our class events, fundraising for our class gift campaign and managing our class communications, including class e-mails, our class website and our Facebook page.

To find a classmate's contact information or to enter or update your own contact information, go to the online Alumni Directory.

Below are three lists: lost classmates, deceased classmates and classmates without a current e-mail address in the alumni database. If you have any new information regarding any of these lists, please send an e-mail to alumnirelations@georgetown.edu.

In Memoriam List

(As of January 1, 2013)

In memory of those classmates who have passed away since graduation, see this list.

Adding a classmate to the In Memoriam List: If you see someone missing or are aware of someone from your class who has recently passed away, please submit a class note in the In Memoriam section. Please provide as much information as possible, including a link to an online obituary which will expedite the verification process. All information will be verified by Georgetown University before your note is published. If the university is unable to verify the information, your note will not be published. If you have any questions or see someone listed who should not be on this list, please contact the Alumni Relations staff at alumnirelations@georgetown.edu.

Mrs. Brenda Lewis Ashford C'72 Miss Elizabeth N. Bennett N'72 Mr. John Alfred Bordeaux I'72 Mr. Charles M. Brown I'72 Mrs. Carol Campion C'72 Michael J. Caruso, M.D. C'72, M'76 Mr. Joseph D. Chachulski I'72 Mr. James F. Chadbourne C'72 Mr. Robert John Conrad, Jr. C'72, L'75 Mr. Robert Greig Crichton F'72 Mrs. Sharon O'Connor Davies N'72 Mr. Kim C. Davis I'72, MS'74 Mr. Francisco D. de la Torre C'72 Mr. Randall J. Dicks I'72 Mr. Michael John Dirende C'72 Mr. Thomas J. Donoghue C'72 Miss Patricia Ann Douglas N'72 Mr. James John Duryea, Jr. C'72 Mr. John Gerard Dzurik F'72, L'75 Mr. Felipe F. Echavarria B'72 Mr. Raymond M. Fessel C'72 Mr. Harry M. Fisher F'72 Ms. Mary C. Fitzgerald F'72, MS'80, MA'86 Mr. John Bubnis Fullerton F'72 Mr. Richard J. Gardner C'72 Mr. Gary Bruce Gaynor F'72 Mr. Jawad Fred George F'72, MSFS'73 Sheldon E. Goldberg, M.D. C'72, M'77 Mr. William Hantman C'72 Mr. William F. Hartman C'72 Mr. Walter Haubert N'72 Mr. Sean F. Heffernan C'72 Dr. Richard Paul Heller C'72 Ms. Patricia E. Hoerner I'72 Mr. William H. Howard, Jr. C'72 Mrs. Andree Ross Kiely N'72 Mr. Ronald J. Klucik B'72 Mr. George Berwyn Knight F'72 Mr. Gregory Paul Kuzma B'72 Mr. C. Robert Lange B'72 Mr. Michael Laughna C'72 Mr. Robert Edward Lauter C'72 Mrs. Frances T. Lillis I'72 Ms. Janet Ann Mackin B'72 Mr. Stephen J. Maillet F'72 Mr. John A. Mastriani C'72 Ms. Paula Maurice I'72 Mr. John F. Mcdonald C'72 Mr. Timothy P. McTighe C'72 Mr. Marcel Andrew Mersch C'72 Mrs. Suzann Long Michael F'72 Mr. Jay Ellery Michaud C'72 Miss Marguerite M. Mitchell N'72 Mr. Lee Francis Novelli C'72 Mr. Gregory Gerard Parker F'72 Mr. Richard M. Pettinger C'72 Daniel John Popeo, Esq. C'72, L'75 Mr. Jonathan E. Price F'72 Mr. John Porter Rhines C'72 Mr. Charles J. Riggott B'72 Mr. George D. Roberts F'72 Mr. Gaston E. Rodriguez C'72 Mr. Ernest J. Ross, Jr. C'72 Miss Linda S. Sinila C'72 Mr. William Lee Sturtz B'72 Ms. Cecilia Marie Valente I'72 Mr. Warren J. Van der Waag B'72 Mr. Richard Alan Weaver I'72 Mrs. Tara Ann Weinstock I'72 Dr. Verlin Ralph White, Jr. C'72 Mr. Jerome D. Wichlac F'72

Lost List

(As of January 1, 2013)

This is a list of classmates for whom Georgetown does not have a good mailing address. If you have the contact information for any of these classmates, please send an e-mail to alumnirelations@georgetown.edu so that alumni records can be updated. We will update this list every six months.

Mr. Peter B. Alois	F'72
Michael J. Bercik, M.D.	C'72, M'76
Mrs. Jennifer A. Bienestock	C'72
Mr. Dennis F. Brown	B'72
Mr. Ralph F. Camilli	F'72
Mr. Thomas E. Campion	C'72
Mr. Michael K. Carroll	C'72
Mr. John Andrew Carrozza	B'72
Mr. William R. Caruso	C'72
Mr. John S. Coyne, Jr.	B'72
Mrs. Mary T. de Andrade	C'72
Mr. Mark M. Fitzpatrick	B'72
Mr. Geoffrey E. Gross	B'72
Mr. Alan M. Hall	I'72
Mr. Don Hendrickson	C'72
Mr. George D. Henriquez	I'72
Mr. Robert W. Higgins	C'72
Mr. Roberto F. Holguin	C'72
Mr. Paul Joseph Howard	B'72
Ms. Shannon Keenan	F'72
Mr. Willis Joseph Keenan	C'72
Mrs. Kathleen E. Key	N'72
Sister Marthe Laiberte	I'72
Ms. Margarita Luelsdarff	I'72
Mr. Ralph E. McKittrick	B'72
Mr. Andrew G. Mitchell	C'72
Ms. Linda Sue Moll	F'72
Mrs. Kathleen L. O'Donnell	N'72
Mr. Young Il Park	B'72
Mr. Albert S. Regula	C'72
Mrs. Margaret L. Reuland	F'72
Mr. John Stevens Robling, Jr.	C'72
Mr. Jose Manuel Sanchez-Castro	B'72
Mr. Thomas P. Spollen	C'72
Ms. Maria Hahn Thomson	I'72
Mr. John Shea Ward	C'72
Mr. John Bernard Welch, III	C'72
Ms. Beatrice E. Westfall	C'72