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October 25, 2007
Walter Diamond (’30) and Ellie Berg Hayman (’51) were among the inductees to Nottingham’s Wall of Fame October 13. Diamond received the 2002 Arents Pioneer Medal from SU for excellence in the field of international taxation. He has co-authored 81 tax and investment books. He was a bank examiner for the US Treasury, a Navy officer during World War II, a trade and investment advisor at the UN, and an advisor and consultant for several foreign governments. He lives in Hartsdale NY with his wife, Dorothy.September 27, 2007
Nottingham’s second annual Wall of Fame ceremony will be held October 13. Honorees include Walter Diamond (’30), James Early (’39), Ellie Berg Hayman (’51), Doug Swift (’66), David Klim (’70), Felisha Legette-Jack (’84), and Thom Filicia (’88). Karen Oberbrunner (’84) will perform.Obituaries
Elizabeth Decker Corwin (’30), 94, died September 11, 2007 in Pittsburgh, PA. She was predeceased by her husband, Burton Corwin in 1977. Betty was salutatorian at Nottingham and valedictorian at SU in 1934. After a few years working in the insurance industry in NYC, she and Burt moved to Pittsburgh, where they resided for the rest of their lives. She is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, six grandchildren and her brother Bob ('45)/SU ('49). Betty was well-known for her extensive volunteer work, particularly in hospitals and libraries.
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