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Updated 7.10.21
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Steve Clark, a founding member of Old Res, passed away August 28, 2020 from glioblastoma brain cancer. He was the beloved husband of Joan and the loving father of David (Lindsay), and Sarah (Andrew) and 3 grandchildren. After law school and a number of years in Kentucky helping coal miners, Steve was drawn to immigration law because he could continue to enjoy the satisfaction of helping people realize their dreams while at the same time mastering a complex and challenging area of law. His hobbies included gardening, reading, and walking the paths of Lexington and Martha's Vineyard, where he had a vacation home. Steve loved his family and friends who have lovingly supported him in his long illness. Donations in his memory may be made to the American Immigration Council or the American Brain Tumor Association.
Paul Carter, a longtime Old Res member, passed away on April 15, 2020. Paul is survived by his beloved wife, Cris, and cherished daughters Carissa (Ty), and Stephanie (Jason), and the lights of his life, his fourgrandchildren. Paul practiced as an endodontist and his superb skill, decency and trademark sharp wit were constants. Paul loved to travel to exotic places with Cris, family and friends. He also had such a strong aptitude for gardening that his flower and vegetable gardens always overflowed in color and crops. In addition, he devoted much time and energy fundraising for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation, He was always touched by the huge number of friends and family that turned out in Team Carter shirts every spring to walk and run together in the MMRF Annual Walk for Research. Visit his spirit in the blooms around you, say hello to him in your gardens, and remember his love in your hearts and stories.
The Parkinson’s Foundation, https://www.parkinson.org, or
The Michael J. Fox Foundation, https://www.michaeljfox.org/donate
2019 - Cris and Paul thank you once again, family and friends, for contributing to the MMRF for Team Carter and thank you to those who also walked and ran with us at Carson Beach in South Boston. Team Carter again raised over $20,000 for myeloma research and Paul received the Top Individual Fundraiser Award for 2019. It was a beautiful day.
Gini Shevrin, former ORYC member (with her husband Phil), died unexpectedly in her sleep on April 23, 2019 after battling lung cancer for some time. Services will be held on Sunday at 9:30am at Temple Isaiah in Lexington, MA, followed by burial at Beit Olam in Wayland. Donations in Gini's memory can be made to: -Lungevity Foundation: https://lungevity.org/ -Temple Isaiah Sisterhood: https://www.templeisaiah.net/giving/online -your local Boy Scout group
We recently learned from Paul Stoller that his wife, Sandy, has been a resident at Newbridge on the Charles in Dedham since December, 2018. About 2 1/2 years ago, Sandy was diagnosed with Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), the symptoms of which can be similar to Parkinson's Disease. Paul describes this as a great facility with caring staff, daily activities, classes and TED talks, and plenty of snacks. Sandy loves the camaraderie and stimulation that visits afford. Don't hesitate to visit or drop her a note. Her address is: Newbridge on the Charles,
7000 Great Meadow Road Room 7376,
Dedham, MA 02026
Dave Langseth sent this wonderful information, in memory of his wife, Arlie:
Dr. Amy Comander dedicated her Boston marathon run (2019) to Arlie this year. Two links are included below: - the first includes a link to Amy Comander’s fund raising page. The fund raising is for a cancer patient support group that Arlie and Amy had discussed several times over the course of Arlie’s treatment. The second is to a Boston.com article that has generally the same information, though does not include a link to the fundraising page. It does, however, have a great headline.
https://newton.wickedlocal.com/news/20190401/newton-doctor-runs-in-honor-of-cancer-patients
Dick Stenger, who was a long time friend and member of the Old Res Yacht Club, passed away on November 28, 2018 from complications of Alzheimers. After working in the computer industry for many years, Dick returned to his first love, woodworking. Dick, along with his wife, Pat, participated in Old Res's Gourmet group, Lazy Gourmet and Wine Tasting. We send our condolences to Pat and to their son, Gabe. Dick will be missed!
Our dear friend and member, Arlie Langseth, died on September 28, 2018 after a long and courageous battle with metastatic breast cancer. Arlie was active in our gourmet, needlework and book club groups and a dedicated volunteer at Follen Church. Her compassion and gentleness will be greatly missed by her numerous friends. We send our love to Dave, her husband of nearly 36 years, son, Chris, daughter Julie, son-in-law Matt, and their dogs.
2018 - Thank you once again (from Paul and Cris Carter) to so many Old
Resers (and family and other friends) who contributed to the MMRF for Team Carter and thank you to those who also walked and ran with us at Carson Beach in South Boston. Team Carter again raised
over $20,000 for myeloma research and Paul received the
Top Individual Fundraiser Award for 2018. It was a great day.
Jim Undem, one of the founding members of the ORYC, died peacefully in Savannah , Georgia , on Tuesday, April 24th. He was surrounded by his friends and family.
Jim will long be remembered for his sense of humor.
Our dear friend and member, Caroline Lucile Nijenberg, passed away on October 15, 2017. She and her husband Wim were married for 46 years. Her competent and gentle manner made us all want to get to know her. She spent many years as a travel writer, then became an avid gardener and president of the Lexington Field and Garden Club. We shall all miss her and send our condolences to Wim.
The Mackey’s, Stevens and Garcia/Alspaugh’s had a fun afternoon in April on the boat and at Barefeoot Beach thanks to Captain Tom. We followed with Happy Hour at McCormick and Schmick’s. Next morning, a trip to Naples Pier!
From Cris and Paul Carter: Thank you once again to so many Old Resers who contributed to the MMRF and a double thank you to those who also walked with us on April 30, 2017 at Carson Beach in South Boston.
Our dear friend and member, Steve Youngwirth, passed away on January 21, 2017, after a very short illness. We will miss Steve’s gentle humor and sharp wit. He was always a gentleman and whether he was treating his patients or socializing, his caring ways came through. His family was his top priority and flying and boating were among his many interests. Rest in peace, Steve; our thoughts are with you, Joni.
Old Res South meeting in Sarasota, Florida in January, 2017 with Stevens, Coppis and Carters
2016
Our dear friend and member, Sue Tiano, passed away unexpectedly on January 10, 2016. We will miss her generosity, creativity,
thoughtfulness and uniqueness. She had a kind heart and a vibrant spirit. Rest in peace, Sue.
We love you and send our prayers.
Enjoy pictures from Jaime Miles and Chris Simotas'
wedding on June 28, 2015, at the Village Club at Lake Success, Great Neck, NY
Jaime is the daughter of Nick and Fran Miles.
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Old Res South embarking on a Sarasota Bay tour with Captain Tom Alspaugh and First Mate Lou Coppi, May 2, 2015.
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2014
From Cris and Paul Carter: Thank you once again to so many Old Resers who contributed to the MMRF and a double thank you to those who also walked and ran!! with us in 2013 AND 2014, at Carson Beach in South Boston.
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From Cris and Paul Carter: Thank you once again to so many Old Resers who contributed to the MMRF and a double thank you to those who also walked (and ran!!) with us on September 15th at Carson Beach in South Boston. Team Carter raised over $20,000 for myeloma research and Paul received the Top Individual Fundraiser Award for 2012. Over 1500 people participated and $300,000 was raised for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF). Visit the Team Carter webpag at http://321cure.themmrf.org/goto/PaulCarter
| Fran Miles and her daughters Jaime and Stephanie enjoy the winery in St. Emilion, France on a recent visit to the Bordeaux region. Stephanie and her husband, Felix Klock, are currently living in Paris and enjoying Parisian life to the fullest. |
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| Pat and Paul Gilbert with Chelsea Clinton at the 100th Anniversary Gala for the Girl Scouts, held at the Fairmont Copley Plaza on March 29, 2012. |
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| Enjoy the pictures of the wedding of Kate Weston, daughter of Meg and Jim Weston, to Zak Putnam on September 10, 2011 in Kennebunkport, ME. |
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Congratulations to Carolyn Baker and Jon Gilman, children of Cathy and Herb Baker and Tammy and Barry Gilman, who were married in Narragansett, Rhode Island on July 22, 2011.
Cathy and Herb Baker and Tammy and Barry Gilman are happy to annouce the upcoming marriage of their children, Carolyn and Jon (an ORYC match!). Wedding to take place at the Towers, Narragansett, Rhode island in July, 2011.
Thank you once again - it was a great walk! - 2011
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| Enjoy pictures from the wedding of Stephanie Miles (and Felix Klock), daughter of Fran and Nick Miles, on September 5, 2010 |
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Zach
Lager, with the children at the orphanage in Lamego, Mozambique.
Thanks to the support from many of you, Zach is both teaching the
children and providing extra curricular projects for them, as well
as working with the community to help them develop income-generating
projects. Zach is working to make a difference in the lives of the
people in Lamego. 4.08.10 |
From
Cris and Paul Carter: Thank you once again to so many Old
Resers who contributed to the MMRF and a double
thank you to those who also walked with us on September 25th, 2010 at Carson Beach in South Boston. Team Carter raised
almost $20,000 for myeloma research and Paul and Cris received the
Spirit of Hope Award for 2010. Over 3000 people participated and
$300,000 was raised for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation
(MMRF). Visit the Team Carter webpage at http://321cure.themmrf.org/goto/PaulCarter
Fran and Nick Miles are happy to announce the engagement of their daughter Stephanie to Felix Klock II.
A late summer 2010 wedding is planned
In the news: Some Old Resers schmoozing with an Olympic star! (Scott Hamilton) (11.09)
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From Zan and Chuck Stevens: Here's the happy Sugar Babies team including
Zan & Chuck Stevens, Cris & Paul Carter and Ellen Balmer (who was
unable to attend the walk) at the American Diabetes Association Step Out
for Diabetes Walk on October 24th on the Boston Common. Thanks to all in
Old Res who contributed! (10.09)
Our team raised over $4,000, and you can still contribute... go to: http://main.diabetes.org/goto/sugarbabies
Enjoy pictures from Carissa Carter's (and Ty Kennedy-Bowdoin's) wedding, daughter of Cris and Paul Carter on June 14, 2009.
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Enjoy pictures from Amy Seaquist's (and Mark Prospect's) wedding, daughter of Chris and Jack Seaquist on May 16, 2009.
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From Cris and Paul Carter: Thank you once again to so many Old Resers who contributed to the MMRF and a double thank you to those who also walked with us on September 26, 2009 for the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation's annual walk. It was a glorious day and Team Carter raised $20,100. Here's a picture of the Team Carter Walkers! Visit the Team Carter web page at: http://321cure.themmrf.org/goto/PaulCarter
