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From our Adelphi days to the many chapters that followed, each of us has a story to tell. These pages capture just a few of the memories, milestones, adventures and moments that have shaped our lives since graduation.<\/span><\/p>\n

As we celebrate the Classes of 1974\u20131977, we invite you to look back, reminisce and celebrate the journeys of the classmates who shared this special chapter of our lives.<\/span><\/p>\n

We are grateful to everyone who took the time to share their story and help us celebrate the people, memories and experiences that connect us to Adelphi and to one another. <\/span><\/p>\n

With Panther pride,<\/span><\/p>\n

The Class of 1976 50th Reunion Committee<\/strong>
\n<\/span>Barbara Cadogan, MD<\/span>
\n<\/span>Yvonne L. Durant-Graham<\/span>
\n<\/span>The Rev. Dr. Beverly R. Wallace, Ph.D. <\/span>
\n<\/span>Jack Kaye, Ph.D.<\/span>
\n<\/span>SharRon McCoy Knox<\/span>
\n<\/span>Dr. Joan Mele-McCarthy, CCC-SLP<\/span>
\n<\/span>Janet M. Oussaty \u201876, EdD<\/span>
\n<\/span>Paul Salerno<\/span><\/p>\n

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Joseph Guadagno \u201874<\/h2>\n

After graduating from Adelphi in 1974, I was off to NYC for my first job working for a small CPA firm. I decided in 1979 I wanted more than that position had to offer and I returned to Adelphi, Full-Time on a Graduate Assistantship in the School of Business. This all came about thanks to Dr. Neale Kurlander, a former professor.. I actually worked 20 hours per week for 3 professors and I received FREE tuition for my MBA. After graduation I received an offer from American Express in Manhattan. Commuting to NYC was a challenge and I therefore decided to find employment on Long Island. After working for a few years for American Express, I received an offer to work for Nassau BOCES in Westbury. I was Assistant Manager of Accounting & Insurance. After getting a promotion and working there for a few more years, I decided it was time to move on. I ended up working for the Freeport UFSD. It was there that I learned about how a school districts operates. I actually went back to school, CW Post, and received my Post Masters Degree in School Business Administration. I eventually became the School Business Official at the Elmont UFSD and I happily retired from there in 2013.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory: <\/strong>I went to Spain for two weeks with fellow classmate Phil Seid. A most memorable experience.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email:<\/strong> <\/span>joejoan456@gmail.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Arlene Rabin \u201874<\/h2>\n

I have been a self employed antique dealer for 48 years now, and I am aiming toward retirement. My husband and I live in a rural, nature filled paradise in the Lehigh Valley PA.<\/span>
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My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> The Rathskeller dances<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email: <\/strong><\/span>arjw9299@verizon.net<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Thomas Biondolillo \u201875<\/h2>\n

Class of January 1975, B.A. Biology I have had a well-travelled and full life since Adelphi. I was a Paris based fashion photographer for three decades working for international clients. I married and had my two children there. Afterwards I moved back to NY and then Miami working as a Creative Director. I am presently retired, living once again in Europe, in Frankfurt am Main. I am always thankful for my education at Adelphi.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> Having beers in the Rathskeller with Professor Grob (physiology)<\/span><\/p>\n

Jeffrey Palmer \u201875<\/h2>\n

Talk about a well-rounded education! My experiences at Adelphi took me through the fields of photography, broadcasting, publishing, electronics, optics, early computers and some bumps in the road with administrators which involved politics. And that was just extra-curricular activities! Add the actual classes and this very geeky, nerdy kid ended up in Boston attending Optometry School. Fast forward through a career of 50 years and I am now semi-retired from my 80-year old Palmer Eyecare Center in Connecticut. We\u2019ve helped tens of thousands of people live better lives with great vision and enhanced perception with state-of-the-art imaging and diagnostic technologies. Optometry combines optics, perception, psychology, medicine and the ability to carefully interview patients to solve their vision problems. Along the way I\u2019ve built computers, created ad campaigns for print and radio, helped design and build (with professional builders) a home that won a national House of the Year Award for energy efficiency. I have met treasured lifelong friends through Adelphi. Social media brought many of us back together over the years. The faculty and fellow students who helped shape us into the individuals we turned out to be deserve a special thanks. We don\u2019t appreciate that during our college years.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> <\/span>The Communications and Physics Departments let me explore the fields I would eventually embrace. WBAU (Station Manager) thrived in the NY\/Metropolitan radio market. Oracle (co-editor) drove creativity in the publishing industry. Audio\/video, broadcasting, publishing, photography, electronics \u2013 there were a lot of opportunities for big rewards and to get into some trouble. I experienced both<\/span>.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email:<\/strong><\/span> Dr.Palmer@att.net<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Michele (Tarin) Pennington \u201875<\/h2>\n

With my Adelphi BSN I worked for 36 years as an RN in ICU,CCU, Cath Lab and Interventional Radiology. Married 45 years to Ron Pennington M.D. We have 3 adult children and 5 grandchildren. We have travelled extensively including medical missions in Mexico and Viet Nam. Life is good.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory: <\/strong>Getting financial aid that allowed me to attend Adelphi.<\/span><\/p>\n

Joan Scerbo \u201875<\/h2>\n

I entered Adelphi as a music major in 1971 and graduated in 1975 as Valedictorian of my class as a passionate Italian and French major and I owe it to one Adelphi professor, Romano Giachetti. I initially took an Italian class because of my Italian heritage but was thrilled to find out that taking Italian with Prof. Giachetti was a lot more: it was an art, music, history, architecture and sociology class rolled into one. Romano made Italian come alive to his students, as I have tried to do during my teaching career. Following a fruitful career as instructor of college and advanced Italian and French at Somers High School, I am now teaching privately, either virtually or in-person at my home near Nashville, Tennessee. Joan N. Scerbo 1226 Ballentrace Boulevard, Lebanon, TN 37087 (201) 247-6122<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> Our fabulous trip to Italy with Romano Giachetti and his students.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email:<\/strong> jninarose@aol.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Gloria (Lagana) Bernard \u201876<\/h2>\n

Wonderful nursing career from 1976 to the present due to the nursing clinical and academic training which provided me the confidence and expertise for the past and present nursing experience as a military Army nurse and nursing travel nursing in various hospital, clinic and home settings.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> The nursing faculty who provided excellent clinical training.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email: <\/strong><\/span>glbernard@mindspring.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Patrick Downey \u201876<\/h2>\n

Following my graduation from Adelphi in 1976, I found myself transferred to New Jersey as part of my company’s relocation from Manhattan. That transfer, with the help of my BA, brought me into the prestigious Overseas Department of AT&T where I was assigned to the team responsible for the planning and development of undersea cable systems in the Asia-Pacific region. Based in Bedminster, NJ, the position required extensive travel throughout Asia, negotiating with telecom carriers from Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Australia and New Zealand. European carriers were also part of these negotiations in order to secure bandwidth for their international traffic needs. As such, it would not be uncommon to find myself holding the position of secretary to a new cable’s management committee, often involving more than twenty carriers, while also ensuring AT&T’s requirements were met. With the introduction of fiber-optic undersea cables in the mid 1980’s, I was privileged to be part of the negotiations of the first of these hi-tech systems, which connected the U.S. mainland to Hawaii, Guam and Japan. Today more than 600 undersea cable networks connect our world, together comprising the backbone of the global Internet. Upon my retirement from the telecommunications industry, my wife and I settled in Naples, Florida, where visits from our children and grandchildren are ongoing joyous events.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory: <\/strong>Meeting fellow night-school students and exchanging work-involved stories with classmates pursuing career advancements enhanced with their degree <\/span><\/p>\n

Michael Gravesen \u201876<\/h2>\n

Michael L Gravesen 128 Waterside St Port Charlotte, FL 33954 cell # 941-391-1403 DOB July 6, 1954, in Memphis, TN while my father was in the USMC Grew up on dairy farm in central New York. Bachelor Chemistry in 1976 from Adelphi University, Garden City, NY (Long Island) MBA in 1984 from Keller Graduate School of Management, Chicago, IL Married to Debra on June 4, 1977. Three sons; David, James, Peter. Six grandchildren. Chemist in R&D for Kraft Foods, Glenview, IL 1977-1980 Quality Assurance\/Records Reviewer of infant formula for Mead Johnson, Evansville, IN 1980-1983 Comptroller for Maple Leaf Estates mobile home parks, Port Charlotte, FL and Ruskin, FL 1984-1987 Real Estate Broker\/Accountant for my father at Gravesen Realty Inc, Port Charlotte, FL 1987-1993 Real Estate Broker\/Accountant\/Regulatory Compliance with my parents and wife at Century 21 Award Associates, Inc in Charlotte, Sarasota and Manatee counties 1993-2005. Purchased 2 office company, expanded to 10 offices, highly ranked in Century 21 before selling in 2005. Real Estate Broker of Century 21 Award Associates, Inc, North Port, FL. 2010-2016 One operational office was returned after financial recession of 2008-2010. Family purchased and operated a rural golf course in home town of New Berlin, New York and operated on seasonal basis from 2005 thru 2013. Charlotte County Planning and Zoning (P&Z) Advisory Board, Charlotte County Florida. Board member Nov 1990-Dec 31, 2025, served as secretary, vice chair and chair. Served on the Charlotte County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee (AHAC) 2022-2025. Served on the Charlotte Harbor Community Redevelopment Area (CRA) Advisory Board during the early 2000’s. Served as Director on the Local Association of Realtors from mid 1990 thru 2005. Served on local Boy Scout Troop committee 1990′ thru early 2000’s while my sons were in scouts, as the treasurer. Served as the bookkeeper for Grace Bible Church Port Charlotte since 1994. Serving on local committee of Southwest Florida Chapter of Child Evangelism Fellowship since Dec 2022. Serving as Chair since Jan 2025.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> Dorm life and the small and intimate academic environment of campus.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email:<\/strong> c21aawarda@aol.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Jack Kaye \u201876<\/h2>\n

After graduation, I did a summer internship with Monsanto in St. Louis and then started grad school in chemistry at the California Institute of Technology, and graduated with my PhD in 1982. After graduation I took a post-doctoral position at the US Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC, and in late 1983 I joined NASA as a research scientist. I stayed at NASA over 41 years, with over 25 years of that running NASA’s Earth Science research program from its Headquarters in DC before retiring on 4\/30\/2025. Shortly after coming back East, I met my future wife, and we’ve now been married more than 42 years. We have three grown daughters (all married, scattered around VA, NC, and TX) and three granddaughters. I feel very fortunate, and appreciative that Adelphi positioned me for success.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> Monday nights were when we”d “Put the Delphian to bed” laying out all the copy on big sheets, and making it all fit intelligently within the page allocations and then writing the headlines. Sometimes we’d celebrate our completed work at the Lantern diner, which fortunately stayed open late.<\/span><\/p>\n

Kathleen (Stanley) Lynch \u201876<\/h2>\n

Began and continue to have a successful Oncology Nursing career. Have a son and daughter both married to great spouses and a beautiful granddaughter. I am in a long term relationship<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> More than I can remember! Loved evenings in the Rathskeller.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email:<\/strong> kathyl217@yahoo.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Susan (Penney) Rodriguez \u201876<\/h2>\n

Following graduation in 1976 in Earth Science, I was unsuccessful in finding geology related work, so took a Courier job with BioScience in Rockville Center. In 1978 I joined the Army as an Imagery Interpreter (somewhat related to geology!) serving 4 years active duty which I loved, including a year in Korea. I got out in 1982, got married, and had three kids. Moved to Aguas Buenas, Puerto Rico in 1995 and am still here (divorced). Daughter an Army doctor, one son a doctor, and second son in computers. Mostly was a stay at home mom, working part time when possible, retired from military in 2014 (36+ years active\/Reserve) and from VA Benefits office in 2023. Now I travel a lot (Greenland, Morocco, Iceland, Jordan, Canada, Egypt) and visit 4 grandkids a lot (Texas, Brooklyn\/New Zealand). I love being retired, am in pretty decent health, and love to travel. I\u2019ve been to Bosnia, Iraq x3, Afghanistan, Kuwait, Qatar, Panama, El Salvador, Guatemala, and Korea courtesy of Uncle Sam, and Madagascar, Italy, Hong Kong, Japan, Mexico, Canada, and more, and much of the US, on my own. Besides travel, I enjoy reading, jigsaw puzzles, martial arts, and house\/yard projects (and still love rocks!).<\/span><\/p>\n

Your favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> Work study job in the Geology Lab as well as going on Geology field trips, in paleoclimatology research. Practicing TKD<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email: <\/strong>susan.rodriguez3@yahoo.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Jane (Alexander) Bulman \u201877<\/h2>\n

I\u2019m 10 years retired after over forty years in the cable and telecommunications industry, holding positions in sales, marketing, public relations, and general management with companies such as Showtime and Comcast. Married since 1980 to Regis (we met working at a radio station in Atlantic City, and he was in college radio, just like me!). We travel regularly, especially to Australia to see our daughter, son-in-law and grandson. Can see our other grandson more often \u2013 he lives in South Jersey near us with our son and daughter-in-law. When not doing Nana things, I\u2019m playing or watching tennis (have achieved the Fan Grand Slam!), tapdancing, and always hopeful the Mets will win another World Series. My dad, Robert Alexander, Class of 1952 and a member of the AU Athletic Hall of Fame, passed in 2022, but we always loved talking about our respective Adelphi days.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory: <\/strong>Days & nights at WBAU, scorekeeping for baseball team, “Anything Goes” production<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email: <\/strong>jabulman17@gmail.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Kathleen Hichborn-Tener \u201877<\/h2>\n

My preparation to enter the field of psychology began at Adelphi where I was exposed to many of the different branches of study. In combination with some education courses, I decided to pursue a career in school psychology. I enrolled in graduate work, which included internships in elementary, middle, and secondary schools as well as an internship at Nassau County Medical Center in the Department of Forensics. With the assistance of one of my supervisors, I was able to obtain a position in an elementary school district here on Long Island, where I spent the last 40 years.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> Too numerous to list, but I enjoyed spending time in the University Center with my fellow students.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email:<\/strong> <\/span>kat114573@aol.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

Diane (Silva) Hill \u201877<\/h2>\n

Forty-three years of marriage have been the steady thread through a life that\u2019s rarely stood still. Together we raised two remarkable kids who\u2019ve grown into successful, grounded adults – our greatest pride. My 37-year career as a registered nurse shaped how I see the world, with compassion, resilience, and a deep respect for the human spirit. Outside the hospital, I chased finish lines and horizons. More than 50 marathons and ultramarathons, a full Ironman, and countless miles on multi-day cycling trips taught me endurance in all its forms. I\u2019ve found equal joy on the water as an outrigger canoe racer, and on foot across Spain and Italy during four mother-daughter Camino pilgrimages, each journey leaving its own imprint. Carrying the Olympic Torch, and later the Special Olympics torch, were humbling honors that reflected the power of community and perseverance. Serving as an Honor Flight guardian on two missions stands among the most meaningful of those experiences. In recent years, photography has become both a creative outlet and connection, often paired with fundraising and volunteer work that keeps me engaged and grateful. It\u2019s been a full, active, and meaningful ride. And I\u2019m not done yet!<\/span>
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My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> After finals, hospitalization prevented me from attending my graduation and pinning ceremony. Forty-one years later, President Riordan invited me back to be pinned alongside the Class of 2018. Though my parents were no longer there, my husband and brothers stood in their place, witnessing a long-delayed and deeply meaningful moment of closure.<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email: <\/strong>d.hill@me.com<\/span><\/a> <\/span><\/p>\n

<\/span>Andrew Hurtig \u201877<\/h2>\n

Since graduating from Adelphi in 1977, I have been extremely blessed to find my soulmate of nearly 40 years here in St. Louis, Missouri. Anny and I have raised three wonderful children to be amazing adults. We have 3 grandchildren with a 4th little one due in early December 2026. I retired from my job as Global Director of Field Engineering Services at UL Solutions in 2021. This career afforded me the opportunity to travel the world and work with so many amazing people from all walks of life. This past May, I decided to begin work P\/T at our local YMCA as a Guest Member Associate to keep both physically and mentally fit and engaged. The three morning weekday shifts of 3 hours each affords me the opportunity to see my grandchildren and partake in my photography hobby when off.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory: <\/strong> Member of 1974-75 Soccer Championship Team & HOF Team Induction<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email:<\/strong> hurtigan@yahoo.com<\/a><\/span><\/p>\n

Judi Raines \u201877<\/h2>\n

Thanks to a conversation after graduation I discovered I was eligible for an Assistantship for my Masters Degree.An advertisement at the Union Center introduced me to a program Operation Crossroads.Here I was sent to Caribbean Island Anguilla with 8high school seniors from various states to set up a day camp for 6weeks.unbelievable adventure..My Bachelors degree in education was extremely helpful with sharing sports and hobbies with ages 8-18years old where celebrities come to enjoy a quiet vacation! I returned to my junior high school 25years later to become a Dean, a Social Studies teacher and a Step Team coach whose 8th grade team,the StepMasters won two consecutive year city Championships and performed for a special assembly honoring our special guest, Civil Rights leader Rosa Parks!!!! The following week my classroom door opened and actor,rapper LL Cool J surprised the class and myself walking in to address the class at Magnetech 231 in Rosedale Queens! That same year I applied to the Gikder Lehrman summer Institute for teachers four summers in a row to study American History topics like the Writings and life of Frederick Douglass at Yale U. And 3 other seminars at Harvard U,Cornell University of Gettysburg for two weeks on campus for each.The experience was unbelievable! AT Yale I visited the library and saw the original letters written by Col.Shaw about his 54th Colored Regiment portrayed in the movie Glory starring Denzel Washington and Morgan Freeman.After receiving Masters in Secondary Education at Adelphi U.decided to earn a second Masters Degree in School Guidance.I served 35 years NYC.Dept.of Education seSecondary Schools and 8years as a School Guidance Counselor with a second Masters Degree from St.Johns U.<\/span><\/p>\n

My favorite Adelphi memory:<\/strong> My Assistantship with Dr.Ruth Gold and attending the soulful performance of <\/span>the group Main Ingredient in Union Building.I listened to Cuba Gooding from my front row seat just melting to every note they sang of their song Girl Blue!<\/span><\/p>\n

Preferred Email: <\/strong>judibelleraines@aol.com<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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