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September 27, 2008
David Garber (‘63) was named general counsel to the Oneida Indian Nation, its government and business enterprises.
Obituaries
Stephanie
A. "Nan" Kashdin ('63), 64, of Syracuse, died Monday,
June 7, 2010 at Crouse Hospital. She had retired from Accounts
Control as a collection manager and had formerly worked for
Beneficial Finance and Commercial Credit. She was active with
CNY Dialysis. She is survived by her brothers, Laurence
(Cynthia) Kashdin, Neal (Tina) Kashdin, Eric Kashdin all of
Florida; her sister, Ellen (Ernie) Litterick of Atlanta; her
lifelong friends, Robert and Susan Dunshie, Roxanne Dunshie,
Roberta Chandler, Robert and Jennifer Dunshie, Carrie and Brian
Irish; and several nieces and nephews.
Dr. Martin F. Hilfinger Jr., of Syracuse and Tully, NY, died Feb. 2, 2006, in Syracuse. He
was a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Hamilton College. After
graduating summa cum laude from the Syracuse College of
Medicine, he served in the U.S. Army Medical Corps during WW II.
He became an associate Professor of Pathology at the College of
Medicine in Syracuse, and was appointed in 1963 as Onondaga
County's first full time Medical Examiner, a position he held
for the next 20 years. In 1963 he was selected to the Sports
Illustrated Silver Anniversary All-America Football Team, given
for lifetime achievements in Athletics and Medicine. A
specialist in the Pathology of Cancer, he received the annual
award of NY State division of the American Cancer Society in
1956. He is survived by the former Nancy Taylor (’36),
his wife of 63 years; daughters, Sarah (Tom) Tomb (’63) and Heidi Wilson,
both of Fayetteville, NY; a son, Martin, III (’62) (Nyla) of Tully, NY.
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