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From Lorna Wenzel Peachin (’73):
Hello! I am a Nottingham Alumna
(class of 1973) who recently received my copy of the Nottingham
Connection (thank you!) I'm writing to give you an update
on me! My name was Lorna Wenzel then (it's Lorna Peachin now) I
was recently hired as Chief Librarian at the Kristine Mann
Library in NYC at the Carl G. Jung Center in New York City. This
is a special library focusing on the works of
psychiatrist/analyst Carl Jung and consists of works of
psychology, psychoanalysis, philosophy, mythology, symbolism,
creativity etc. (Very cool) I am also a holistic psychotherapist
(20yrs). I have my MSW from New York University (1989) and my
MLIS from the Palmer School of Library Science at LIU (2007) I
fondly recall my years at Nottingham and regret never being able
to attend reunions..perhaps for our next one? I can be
contacted at lpeachin@wlsmail.org
Robert Streeten (’73):
I have taught American History at Corning East HS for
the last 26 years, just like my hero Bob Gaw. I have also
coached varsity boys’
lacrosse like my other Bulldog mentor Jim Palla. I will never
forget great memories
with friends like Pat Moore, Matt Steenberg, Steve Snell and so
many great
guys and girls from the class of 1973. I will look forward to
seeing everyone at
our next reunion.
Obituaries
Diana Lilien McDonough ('73), 56, of
Syracuse, passed away in peace Tuesday, December 20, 2011, in
the company of her family. A 1973 graduate of Nottingham High
School, Diana earned a bachelor's degree in pre-medicine and
psychology from the State University of New York at Buffalo and
a master's degree in landscape architecture from the State
University of New York College of Environmental Science and
Forestry. Having dedicated much of her adult life to raising her
four children, Diana worked in recent years at Elsbeth Rose in
Armory Square and at Chuck Hafner's Garden Center in North
Syracuse. Diana was predeceased in January 2011 by her mother,
Dr. Isobel J. Chessar, and in April 2007 by her father, Dr. Otto
M. Lilien. She is survived by her four children, Paul McDonough,
Laura (Daniel) Filip, Michael McDonough and Andrew McDonough,
all of Syracuse, as well as her six siblings, Michael Lilien,
Adam (Dusty) Lilien, Laura (Dick) Greenhalgh, Rachel (Jimmy)
Breslin and Christina (Greg) Ferlenda, all of Syracuse, and
Jason (Roberta) Lilien of Salt Lake City, Utah. She also leaves
behind 15 beloved nieces and nephews
Deborah Ann (Moran) Kuhn
('73) passed away at her home in Sammamish, WA, on August 1, 2010.
Deb was born on April 13, 1955, growing up in Syracuse.
Debbie was a graduate of Nottingham High School in Syracuse, Alfred State ('75) in Alfred, NY, and University of Phoenix.
She was employed by Puget Sound Energy as a Health and Welfare benefits consultant; she had previously worked for Swedish Medical Center and Providence Health Care.
Debbie loved her family, her PSE associates, being at the ocean and all things snowman or polar bear related.
She will be remembered for her smile, her giggle and her compassion.
Debbie is survived by her devoted husband, Claus D. Kuhn; son, Scott Moulton of Las Vegas; father, William Moran of Port Orange, Florida (formerly Syracuse);
sister, Donna (Moran) Simpson of New London, CT; brother, William J. Moran of Guilford, CT; and twin nieces, Alicia and Kira Moran;
mother-in-law, Margaret Kuhn of Issaquah, WA; and godmother, Julie Moran of Johnson City New York.
She was predeceased by her mother, Dorothy Moran.
Deb and Claus are most thankful for the compassionate support they received from Doctors Walter Smith and Eiji Minami and the entire staff of
Overlake Cancer Center during the past four years.
Maureen Henry Allard ('67) passed away from breast cancer in
September 1989. Her brother Marty Henry ('69)
passed away in 2007. Survivors are John Henry ('71),
Jackie Henry Smith ('73) and Laurie
Henry Ross ('79).
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December 25, 2011