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Edith Casey
Edlin Louisville, Ky |
| After graduating from Atherton, I went to work for Bell
South. Retired with 32 years service. I was a supervisor in the Data Processing
Center. I married Bill Edlin, Sr. in 1957. We had one son, Bill Jr. Bill Sr. passed away in 1985. He was the love of my life, along with my son. One of my big thrills in life was when my son was picked to carry the torch for the 1996 Olympic Torch Relay. I am now employed at Meijers on Hurstbourne Lane as a greeter. I have been with Meijers for 8 years. I have done some traveling all around the West and South Coast. I am now living with a sister, and another sister lives next door. I am looking forward to seeing everyone in June. |
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Marion Cecil
Forcht Corbin, Ky maforcht@1stcorbin.com |
We continue to maintain our primary residence in Corbin, but have other homes in Marco Island, Hilton Head and Belknap Beach in Prospect. My career has been in insurance. I am the owner and CEO of Key Insurance Agency, Inc., a general agency with offices in Corbin, Williamsburg and Lexington. I am also an owner and member of the board of directors of Kentucky Home Life Insurance Company. We have interests in many other companies and I am on the board of directors of Key Broadcasting, Inc., a radio group with stations in Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois. We have developed a real love for travel and try to plan interesting and educational trips for each year. We have recently returned from a wonderful trip to Machu Pichu in Peru. Our entire family, including all our children and grandchildren, spent the Christmas Holidays in Acapulco, Mexico. I am looking forward to seeing everyone again at the 50th Reunion. |
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Malcom Mason
Chamberlin Louisville, Kentucky Deceased 2005 |
Obituary 2005
CHAMBERLAIN, MALCOLM MASON, 66, of Louisville, died Saturday, January 29, 2005, at Jewish Hospital.
He was retired from the State of Iowa as the director of recreation at Woodward State Hospital & School. He was a graduate of the University of Louisville and received a master's degree in science from Indiana University. Malcolm was an Eagle Scout, a vigil member of the Order of the Arrow and the recipient of the Silver Beaver Award from the Boy Scouts of America. He was an Air Force veteran, a Kentucky Colonel, a 32nd degree Mason and a life member of the American Legion. He volunteered over 10,000 hours with the American Red Cross and was a member of Palmyra, IN, United Methodist Church.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Carlyle D. and Martha M. Chamberlain, and his sister, Marcie Schmuckie. Survivors include a daughter, Elizabeth Lee Trotter of Georgetown, KY; a son, David Garnett Chamberlain of Crestview, FL; a sister, Clara Cruikshank; nieces, Leta Rudy, Heather Cruikshank and Martha Anne Thompson; and a nephew, Ian Cruik-shank.
A celebration of Malcolm's life will be held at noon Wednesday, February 2, 2005, in the chapel of Arch L. Heady-Cralle Funeral Home, 2428 Frankfort Ave. Interment will be in Cave Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be from 2-8 p.m. Tuesday. Memorial gifts may be made to the American Red Cross First Aid Team or to the Lincoln Heritage Council of the Boy Scouts of America, 824 Phillips Lane, Louisville, KY 40209.
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Ann Clements
Marshall Port Charlotte, Florida lolady@comcast.net |
| AHS prepared me well. I have found out through life just how
good our high school really was and it was a public school! I am an avid tennis participant in leagues and USTA, playing with a 4.0, although with age I think that should go down to a 3.5. After high school I participated in softball as a slow ball pitcher and on bowling teams, not getting into tennis until I was 38. I attended Florida State University from 1956 to 1960, graduating Cum Laude with a BS in Math Education, married Durfee Marshall in 1960, and then taught Junior High math at Barrett Junior High and Manual High School in Louisville for 2.5 years. While at FSU, I was in the circus program performing on the cloud swing and Spanish web for 4 years. I was also the treasurer for my sorority, Alpha Chi Omega. In 1982, I earned a BS in Accounting at the University of South Florida, sat for the 2 day CPA exam in 5 accounting areas and passed it. However I was content to be a wife, mother, grandmother, and bookkeeper for my husband’s dental practice in Port Charlotte, FL. I am still working for my son and daughter-in-law as their bookkeeper doing accounts payables and payroll. |
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My most recent accomplishment was to hike down Grand Canyon
and stay at Phantom Ranch. It took 8.5 hours for me to hike down 6 miles and
8.5 hours to hike up 9 miles. As you can see it is a lot easier to hike up,
then to hike down. Oh those sore toes. We started in ice and snow, but the
bottom was in the seventies. My next accomplishment was to survive Hurricane Charley. It has taken over a year to get our house back. Besides tennis and working, Durfee and I walk every morning for 2.5 miles and try to do weight lifting 2 days a week to keep are bones strong. Durfee and I celebrated our 45th wedding anniversary July 7 th, 2005. Looking forward to seeing all of you. ACM 2006 |
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Carol Cline
Bryer Pompano Beach, Florida bryerc@bellsouth.net |
After high school, I attended Stetson University in DeLand, FL until Jan. 1958, when I transferred to Florida Southern College in Lakeland, FL, graduating in 1960. There I joined Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, serving as membership chairman. After college, I was off to Abington, PA to take their one-year training program in Medical Technology.
My parents had moved to Ft. Lauderdale in 1957, so after finishing my training program, I went “home” to Ft. Lauderdale. I found a job in one of the local hospitals, and in 1962 I was married. We had two children, a son and a daughter. My son is an architect in New York City and has one daughter. My daughter and her two sons live with me, and she has gone back to college to become a teacher. My house is not very quiet with two boys around, but, of course, as every grandmother thinks, they are great kids!
| I am divorced and semi-retired, working part time as a
Medical Technologist in a small lab in a doctor’s office in Boca Raton,
having worked in several group practices in the area throughout the years. My
hobby and passion (besides my grandchildren) is photography, and I belong to a
local camera club. I have not been back to Louisville since 1981, so the reunion will give me a good reason to visit again, and I hope to see you all there. CAROL CLINE BRYER 2006 |
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Linda Lee
Cohen Rockville, MD LLC@CDRH.FDA.Gov |
Work for the federal government began in the Regional Office of the Public Health Service in Dallas, Texas, with work on the Medicare/Medicaid Programs, Comprehensive Health, Group Practice, and Migrant Health. After 3.5 years, work took me to Washington, D.C. - address Rockville, Maryland. Legislative work, then work on coverage recommendations to the Medicare Program, and longtime work for the Food and Drug Administration in the area of ophthalmic devices took the rest of the work years.
My sideline business has been buying houses and renting to unrelated people who share them. Being an active member of Toastmasters International has offered a lot of fun as has travel and photography. Still unmarried, having a sister, Carol Roberts, in Prospect, Kentucky, near Louisville, and five nieces, along with their families, provides the family aspect of life.
Retirement may start soon, maybe even before our 50th reunion!
Linda Lee Cohen
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John Cosgrove Loland, Tennessee cosgrojh@usit.net |
| The last 50 years of John Cosgrove After leaving Atherton in
1956 I went to the University of Louisville and graduated in 1961 with a BChE
and in1962 with a MChE. Immediately, I moved to Raleigh and started working on
a PhD program in Chemical Engineering and obtained this in 1966. After graduation, I went to the fiber business specializing for the most part in rayon manufacture. Plant process management was the main area. Considerable travel was involved during the first ten years – both domestic and foreign. After that I settled down mainly in two plants. One was in Front Royal, Virginia and the second near Morristown, Tennessee. This work extended over nearly forty years until late last year when the last remaining North American plant was closed. The companies I worked for were FMC, Avtex, BASF, and Lenzing. I have lived in Media, PA, Devon, PA, Front Royal, VA, Enka, NC, and Morristown, TN. |
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Other life interests were extensive fishing on the Virginia, North Carolina coasts, and include several trips to northern Canada. Another has been a fascination with the wild. In Virginia I lived directly below the Skyline Drive which was handy. Morristown is close to the Smoky Mountains. In the past thirty years I have managed nearly every year to visit that wonderful section of North America between Utah and Alaska. Foreign travel has been an important part of my life. Fortunately, years ago I had many relatives in the UK so that was a good starting point. Later this year trips are being planned for the UK, Austria, and China.
JOHN COSGROVE
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Faye Cozart
Foster Sea Island, Georgia gogomaggie@comcast.net |
| In 1995 I moved to the vacation home we built on Sea Island
Ga. in 1979. A new life began for me when I met an married Rob Foster in
1995. We are gypsies, traveling between Nv.,Mn., and Ga. Rob is a geologist and remains an active prospector; hence the Nv. connection. In Mn. Rob has tree farms where he does the planting. I cut brush and pack in the lunch. I also paint children's furniture. |
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Fifteen grandchildren play special roles in our lives. Life
is good! Faye Cozart Gorman Foster 2006 |
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Sue Carlson
Matthews Deceased |
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Carol Carmichael |
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Doris Cash |
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Virginia Cashon
Baker Dallas, Tx |
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Syrl Cohen
Charn Louisville, Ky |
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Glenn Chesnut South Bend, IN http://www.geocities.com/glennccc@sbcglobal.net/ http://hindsfoot.org/resume.html |
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I went to the University of Louisville. I married Roberta Cowan, Atherton '59, and in 1961 I started seminary at Southern Methodist University. I was ordained in 1964, but instead of taking a church, I got a Fulbright scholarship to Oxford University in England to do a doctoral degree in early Christian history. In 1970, I took a job teaching Ancient History and Religious Studies at Indiana University in South Bend, and I'm still here! I have photos of all the various parts of this story at http://www.geocities.com/glennccc@sbcglobal.net/ and there is a resume at http://hindsfoot.org/resume.html
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The marriage to Roberta ended in 1978. Our daughter Anna
Grace is in Atlanta, while our son Ben is living just outside of Indianapolis.
Ben and his wife Jessica have two children, Gabrielle (5 years old) and Dylan
(born in January). I am now married to Sue Messersmith, who makes 1/6th scale
doll furniture for doll collectors, which she sells all over the world (her
website is http://lapetitedomicile.com/). I have
two stepchildren, Donnie and Esa, and Esa has a five-year-old daughter Eila.
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| I retired from Indiana University in 2003, but I started a
small not for profit organization, the Hindsfoot Foundation, for publishing
books on the treatment of alcoholism and addiction (http://hindsfoot.org/). So even though I'm
supposed to be retired now, in fact I'm working harder than I ever did when I
was working for a living! I've also got some articles I've written posted on
that website. GLENN CHESNUT |
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Carol Childers
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Dottie Cook
Pittman Robards, Ky |
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Carolyn Crawford
Lawton Deceased April 7, 2000 |
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Douglas Cross Greenback, Tennessee dncross2@aol.com |
| While at WSMR, I learned to fly, and earned a Private
Pilot’s License. After military service, I went to work for the General
Electric Company, working on the Apollo moon landing program at Cape Canaveral
and Kennedy Space Center, Florida. I was there to watch the Apollo 11 crew lift
off for the first manned moon landing in July, 1969. Later, I worked briefly
for LTV Aerospace in Michigan. Then I began a career of almost 32 years in telecommunications: Worked for Southern Bell in Miami, Florida, for nearly 14 years; then lived in New Jersey for 18 years, 13 of those working for Bell Communications Research (Bellcore); then almost 5 years for Lucent Technologies/Bell Labs. While living in Miami, I took additional flight training; earned a Commercial Pilot’s License, with Instrument and Multi-engine ratings, and a Flight Instructor certificate. |
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Barbara Crossfield
Kelly Juniper, Florida PGKELLY@BELLSOUTH.NET |
| After graduation, I went to work for a Louisville law &
finance firm doing secretarial work. At night, I went to beautician school.
Moved to Miami Beach at age 24, and kept up beautician school until I met Paul,
my husband of 44 years. I then became a "Beauty School Drop-out". We have 5
children-4 girls & a boy- all married now and gifters of 10 grandchildren.
We go back to Louisville once a year to visit my brother, Bill, and go to the
races. Life has been wonderful to me. We live on 4 acres in Jupiter, FI-l5 minutes to the ocean. Gardening and grandkids are our life right now, and we are having a great time at this stage. BARBARA CROSSFIELD KELLY 2006 |
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Blanche Crum
McDonald |
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Julia Curtis
Hamblin Juliah3@fewpb.net |
| Since graduation, I have received degrees from the University
of Kentucky and Georgetown College and taught school for 12 years. I have been
married 46 years to Bradley Hamblin, a retired professional civil engineer. We
have 3 children, an attorney, an ordained Minister, and a nurse and we have the
greatest son - in - law and two wonderful daughters - in - law. We have
7grandchildren ranging in ages from 4 to 23 years. Besides the general family
life, I stay busy with church work and leading Bible studies. Julia Curtis Hamblin |
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