Inspiration from John
Frank Rameaka
Jim Kohl
I hope the note finds you all not aching too much, still active in your community and still learning new things. I am grateful every day for the lessons learned on Kenmore Rd and truly appreciate the gift of that education. It has served me well over the years.
We enjoy our family get togethers and of course all New England sports teams.I am an avid reader, approximately 2 books per week of all types of genres. I am particularly fond of anything historic. Despite Bill O'Reillys current issues I did enjoy all of his Killing novels (Lincoln, Patton, Reagan, Rising Sun etc.)
Russ Christopher
Steve Rodriguez
Joe Reger
Atlanta in a condo … the new Atlanta Braves stadium is a mile away … been here too long … time for a change, so, following my family (or part of it) to Reynolds Plantation about an hour and a half East of Atlanta – guess I’m going to have to reinvigorate my erstwhile un-invigorated golfing skills ... been on the board and President of my current condo association for a short time that seems very long, and I'm going to avoid such at Reynolds! For last couple of years have been reading legal thrillers … latest by Scott Pratt, Joe Dillard series Stream most of the stuff I watch on TV … binge on TV comics like The Green Arrow, Iron Fist, and legal and detective thrillers. Son & daughter- pics left and right below ... six grandkids (three from each) – so much fun! Son & I started business in ‘96 ... it's still going, but son founded Springbot and forgot to invite me! :) Estate sales are addictive … my new place at Reynolds will give me plenty of opportunity to do some online bidding …
See you all very soon!
Dave DiCarlo
Hard to imagine, 50 years since graduation.
Living in Kenmore NY with wife Susan. Will be married 47 years this June 13th. We were blessed with three children, David Jr. , Daniel and Michelle. We were so young when we got married we literally grew up with our kids. Blessed again with four grandchildren ages 21 to 15. As the saying goes "If you knew how great grandchildren were you would have had them first "
Retired for about two years having worked in mainly Banking and Retail Auto business. Starting with Erie County Savings all through college and five years after. Then got my feet wet in auto sales at local Chevy store. A ten year education in real direct sales, fun. Recruited to Citibank and work my way to Branch manager. Then the Auto bug called again and spent a number of years in management ( Finance and Sales Manager ) Back to Banking combining sales experience and banking. Worked for Bank One out of Ohio as their NY Auto Dealer Rep. Super fun job. Plenty of golf, lunches, travel. Developed wonderful lasting friends and relationships. As the economy changed and banks merged I found myself back in retail Auto as Finance Director of two dealerships.
As the years went by there was always the St Joe's class of 67. Though separated by many miles for most of us that tie that binds is still strong.
God bless to you all , so sorry I could not participate in this years event.
Jim Driscoll
John O'Brien
Graduated from Canisius College and followed Reger in the US Army at Indianapolis and Virginia.
Joined Tom Kingston at KPMG accounting firm in Buffalo and stayed there and in NYC for 17 years. Joined the Diocese of Buffalo in the Finance area and retired in 2004. Remained active in Western New York on the Evans Bank Board, a small community bank in Western New York, and on a number of rotating not-for-profit boards.
Married to Maureen for 46 years…yes, she was the prom date in Junior and Senior years. Son Kevin is an 89 grad of SJCI and daughter Kerry is a 91 Sacred Heart Academy grad. Both are married and live in the Buffalo area and each has a son and daughter…the pride or our lives.
Enjoy golfing and tennis with Kingston and others and much bike riding, workouts and yoga.
Tom Kingston