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Frank Gervais Engineering’58, was on the "Saints" team of 1956 that completed an undefeated season in the fledgling Nova Scotia Junior Football League, swept the Maritimes, and went on to become the first east coast team to engage in a national playoff. They blazed the trail for all the Saint Mary's football greatness that would follow. On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of that great win, Frank had the ‘56 trophy resurrected from the catacombs of St Patrick's, restored, and displayed for all to see. Go Huskies Go!
Gary Morehouse BComm’68 retired as Executive Director of Huronia Community Foundation in Midland ON. At 70 years of age, he is very active in promoting healthy active living through pickleball. Visit http://www.midlandareapickleballclub.ca to find out what pickleball is!
James J. Oliver BA’67, LLB, LLD ’02 was recently honoured with the Penn Liberty Bank’s Humanitarian Award. He is involved in various charitable organizations in the Montgomery County, PA area and helped found the Child Development Foundation in Montgomery County, PA. With over thirty-five years of service, he helped the Foundation become a multi-million dollar entity providing funds for special needs children.
Bette McTamney BA’74 has been honoured with the Realtor of the Year Award from the Pennsylvania Association of Realtors for the entire State of Pennsylvania. She is extremely active not only in real estate but in her community of Skippack, PA, where she lives with her husband Michael McTamney, also a Saint Mary’s graduate.
Rev. Dr. Laurence DeWolfe BA'79 has been teaching at Saint Mary's partner institution, Atlantic School of Theology, for 15 years and is now Associate Professor of Pastoral Theology and Director of the Summer Distance degree program. Since 2009, he has supervised students in placements across Canada and in Bermuda. Last November, he accepted a new position as Senior Minister at Glenview Presbyterian Church in Toronto. He misses Halifax but is delighted to be closer to his daughter Maggie DeWolfe (BA'07, Hons.'08), who works in Human Resources with Ultra Plastics in Waterloo, ON.
Kathleen Corey Rahme BA’81 travelled to Beirut, Lebanon in December 2015 from her home in Methuen, MA. She visited Dr. Joseph Jabbra, the former Academic Vice President at Saint Mary's. He is currently the President of Lebanese American University in Beirut, but at one time was Kathleen’s professor and academic advisor. They had a great reunion, catching up after 34 years.
Drew Franklin B.Comm’83 is now Vice President, General Manager for ASEAN for SC Johnson and Son Inc. in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Michelle L. Wolfe BComm’86 became a Founding Partner at Meritus Trust Company Limited, a licensed Bermuda trust company, regulated by the Bermuda Monetary Authority. She was a former Managing Director of Rothschild Trust (Bermuda) Limited, Coutts Bermuda Limited, and of Butterfield Trust (Bermuda) Limited, and has over 20 years of professional experience in the trust business.
Donald M. Matthews BA’89 of Ottawa, Ontario, has earned Master Warrant Officer status (military firefighter) in the RCAF.
Brenda Hogan BComm’91 wonders how many Saint Mary’s alumni have rung the bell to open the TSX on Bay Street in Toronto. She had this opportunity in her capacity as a CIX Advisory Board member earlier this year and hopes this news will inspire Saint Mary’s students and recent alums who are aiming for a career on Bay Street.