(l-r) Eleanor E. Jasen, general ledger/payroll technician, 35 years of service; Michael J. Eadie, controller, 25 years of service; retiree L. Rita Tucker, accounts payable technician, 20 years of service.
(l-r) Gary Everett, director of public safety, 25 years of service; Marcia R. Rennie, secretary, Student Health Center and Cmdr. Dominic J. Barone, assistant director of public safety, both honored for 20 years of service.
First row: Curtis C. Gaume, director of student financial aid, 20 years of service; Blair W. Foster, dean of academic records and registrar, 30 years of service. Second row: Christine M. Blum, secretary, C.O.P.E.; Mary B. Miller, technician, financial aid; and Diane M. Wolfe, secretary, career center, were all honored for 20 years of service. Rose Marie Castner, director of the Math Tutoring Center, adjunct professor of mathematics and statistics, and coordinator of academic affairs special events, 25 years of service. Last row: David C. Fischer, associate dean of academic records, 30 years of service; Paula M. McNutt, PhD, dean of arts and sciences, 20 years of service; David L. Farrugia, PhD, chair and professor of counseling and human services, 25 years of service.
(l-r) Retirees Daniel F. Dempsey, PhD, professor of physics; Barbara A. Jann, technician, annual fund and Herbert J. Nelson, PhD, vice president for academic affairs.
(l-r) David J. Greenman, PhD, professor of English and Robert R. Davis, PhD, associate professor of accounting, both honored for 40 years of service; Rev. Patrick J. Lynch, S.J., and Sandra P. Cookson, PhD, chair and professor of English, both honored for 20 years of service and F. Scott Wilson PhD, academic coordinator of graduate business programs and associate professor of economics and finance, 30 years of service.
Michael R. Rappl, head women’s softball coach, was recognized for 30 years of service.
After Dr. Nelson presented the 20 and 25-year honorees, Cantio Sacra, directed by Kathleen Keenan-Takagi and accompanied by Karen Schmid, piano, performed a musical interlude including a piece from Handel’s “Messiah.”