Rome Cyber Reunion

then and now and in between

Duncan Wright and family

Steve Miroy
steve

Steve Miroy
2011

Frank and Joanne

Happy 39th Anniversary!
2011

3 pictures from Joanne Rosato's surprise birthday party thrown by
former Fort Stanwix classmates Candy Jones, Christine Russell, Barb Volpe, Pam Flack and Georgeann Wakulik
2011

Eileen Hoag McIlvenna, Donna Summa Skibitsky, and Chris Baker Paine
1980

Pam Cannarozzi, Saneen Armstrong, Donna Summa, Joann Dandino

Chris Baker, and Eileen Hoag
1969

Dennis and Faith Parrish 1979

“A student for life”

Sharron Glass, 58, of Cazenovia, has worked in childcare for more than 30 years. But she still has a lot to learn about her chosen field. Glass works as a preschool teacher at the Cazenovia Children’s House and is working on a bachelors degree in early childhood education at Cazenovia College. She loves reading, running and riding motorcycles around Madison County with her husband, John. But her true passion, she says, is learning.
• What made you decide to go back to school? My love for knowledge is what guided me back into taking courses at Cazenovia College. I have an associate’s degree and I am so excited about earning a bachelors degree in early childhood education and program administration.

• What’s the hardest part about being an older student? At first the hardest part about being an older student was being surrounded by younger students. I thought I would feel very uncomfortable. Instead I made new friends who helped me out with anything I was not clear about.

• What’s the best part about being an older student? The best part of being an older student is I am constantly learning about subjects related to the field I love, which is early childhood education, and the students and faculty are there for you. I have never met so many kind and helpful individuals.

• What do you plan to do with your degree? When I graduate, I plan on pursuing a graduate degree in special education and continue on for my doctorate. I plan on becoming a student for the rest of my life.

• What’s your best advice for other “elders” considering a return to college? My best advice for “elders” is to try not to be afraid of standing out because of your age or because you might think you are to old to go back to college. There is such a great feeling of confidence when you expand your knowledge and meet people from all different backgrounds and nationalities.

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prom partners

David Lince - Debbie Martin Karen Bryan - Tim Box

Joanne Rosato - Karen Facciolo - Dennis Parrish - Deb Pugliese
notice the clean table :-)

Joanne Rosato -Dennis Parrish -Karen Facciolo - Deb Pugliese

jim-joe

Jim Motil - Joe Mercurio
(Fort Devens, MA April 1974)

phil elaine

Phil Domenico - Elaine Besenfelder

Debbie Nash - Debbie Hall - Dianne Bartolotti - Denise DeSimone
Karen Facciolo - Joe Mercurio - Joanne Rosato
Happy Hour Feb 5 2010

before they shaved
Happy Hour Feb 5 2010

1970 Joe Mercurio 2009

Glen Stedman - Dave Bauer - Tony Rossi - Pete Gallicchio - Bob Cianfrocco

Elizabeth Rocco 2008 and 2009

Phil Domenico

Susan Sutter

Dennis Parrish 9th grade son Corey - Dennis - daughter Krista fiance Maria and Dennis sept 2009

Saneen Armstrong - Joanne Dandino - Donna Summa - Eileen Hoag

Saneen Armstrong - Joanne Dandino - Donna Summa - Eileen Hoag

Joanne Dandino - Saneen Armstrong - Eileen Hoag - Donna Summa

Joanne Dandino - Saneen Armstrong - Eileen Hoag - Donna Summa

The ladies and their husbands

Debbie Nash

Judi Morreale

Ellie

Joanne Rosato - Ellie Krupowicz - Georgeann Wakulik
(taken at Teddy's restaurant 2009)

the following pictures were sent to me in postal letters in 1967 and 1968
from those that used to write to me back then - Dennis P.

Valerie Catalano 1968 - 69

Bernie Bova Debbie Durgan Fran Pawlikwski

Judi Morreale Elizabeth Rocco

liz val

Elizabeth and Valerie Elizabeth Valerie and ?

Phil and Orin Domenico
and others

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