Bob Linden ’71 (BA), ’75 (MD) Major: BiologyHometown (during college): Rye, NYCurrent Home: Niantic, CTEmployer: Retired physicianCareer: Thirty-year career in internal medicine and geriatrics in

Jim Van Buren ’55 (Cornell Med ’59) Major: SociologyHometown: Atlanta, GACurrent Home: Atlanta, GAEmployer: RetiredCareer: Jim had a long career in internal medicine in the

Rob “RT” Williams ’79 Major: Mechanical EngineeringHometown (during college): Edison, NJCurrent town and State: Wayne, PAEmployer: Boeing (retired 2018 after 29 years), Fox School of

For the last two years, Max Tave ’15 and I have been working part-time with Dot Capital, a NYC-based venture capital firm that invests in

Ken Kunken ’73 Major: Industrial Engineering, then remained at Cornell for my Master of Education degree in Counseling and Student Personnel AdministrationHometown: Oceanside, NYCurrent Home:

Ron Chretien ’72 Major: College of Operations Research & Industrial EngineeringHometown: Grew up in Wollaston, MA, but spent most of my life in Union Springs,

We are saddened to inform you of the passing of Arthur Wolcott ’49. The Wolcott family’s ties to Sigma Nu extend back nearly 100 years,

Jack Reardon ’96 Major: PsychologyHometown: Falmouth, MACurrent Home: West Springfield, VA (we’ve been in the D.C. area for six years now)Employer: US Navy (25 years

Sigma Nu lost one of its most beloved brothers when Charlie Moore ’51 passed away on October 8, 2020. As noted on the Cornell Athletics

Sigma Nu lost a brother to COVID-19 on May 26, 2020, when Tom Paddrik passed away in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Tom was born on May

Andy Inkeles ’85 Major: Mechanical EngineeringHometown: Great Neck, NYCurrent Home: Los Angeles, CAEmployer: ManTech InternationalJob Title: Risk Management LeadCurrent Job Responsibilities: Systems engineering and integration

It’s been 35 years since the class of ’84 left 230 Willard Way. That class was one of the biggest of its time, graduating 27