Class notes In memoriam AluMni CAlendAr April 10 May 5 Guarnaschelli Alumni Mass at lecture the Chapel The Bellarmine community lost a wonderful friend and beloved faculty member when dr. david Pariser, associate professor in the Physi- Roger Rosenblatt is an author and Sleep in the day after Derby and cal Therapy program, collapsed in Allen Hall longtime journalist whose work has visit the Our Lady of the Woods on Jan. 14 and later died at Audubon Hospital. appeared in Time magazine, The Chapel for Mass at 6 p.m. Sunday, He was 52. Washington Post, The New Yorker with refreshments to follow. Dr. Pariser came to Bellarmine from the and other distinguished publica- LSU Health Sciences Center in 2005 after tions. He’s the author of novels, being named Physical Therapist of the Year plays and memoirs, and his TV work June 2 in Louisiana and being inducted into the has won the Peabody Award and Alumni day on Louisiana Physical Therapy Association Hall an Emmy. Join us as he delivers the Millionaire’s row of Fame for career achievement. At Bellarmine, Guarnaschelli Lecture at 7 p.m. April in addition to his exceptional teaching, gener- 10 in Frazier Hall. (For more, please ous service and extensive published research, see the story on page 34.) he participated in pro bono physical screening exams for the Bellarmine University Athletic Department from 2006-09, served as a faculty April 13 search committee chair in 2008 and received Bellarmine lacrosse the Presidential Merit Award in the same year. vs. hobartHe earned his B.S. in physical therapy at West Join the Alumni Association for a Virginia University and his M.Ed in physical first-class day at the races at Churchill education and Ph.D. in education curriculum Downs. Discounted price of $30 per & instruction at the University of New Orleans. person includes a full brunch, seats His survivors include his wife, Dr. Gina on Millionaire’s Row and program. Pariser, who is also a member of the Physical Therapy faculty, and their twin daughters, Ada and Kayla. June 27 Alumni night at Bob faller ’61 passed away in January. Mr. Our Division I team plays at 1 p.m. the Bats Game Faller, who was drafted by the Giants, was a Alumni Hospitality tent with give- member of the Bellarmine Athletics Hall of aways, cash bar and food opens one Fame and was influential in recruiting many hour before game time and is open of his relatives to attend Bellarmine. He was during the game. Tickets available the former president of Packaging Unlimited, for purchase at the stadium. where he worked for 30 years. His survivors include his wife, Janice “Jan” Hundly Faller, his children, Robert “Bobby” Faller and Nancy Faller-Shackleton, and two granddaughters. For more information on any of these Kathleen Breunig-Maize ’72 lost her son, events, please contact Executive Director, join us for our annual Alumni NightBring your friends and family and Colin Bolton, on Nov. 12, 2012. Colin’s uncles Peter Kremer ’02 at (502) 272-8334 or at the Bats game! This is one of the Jeff Breunig and Mark Breunig, his aunt Mary pkremer@bellarmine.edu. To RSVP, biggest alumni events of the year. Breunig and his cousin Rachel Breunig are all Just $7 per person gets you a re-visit www.bellarmine.edu/alumni and alumni of Bellarmine. Colin will always be served seat, a BU giveaway and a remembered by his family. click on “Upcoming Events.” sweet treat during the fourth inning. spring 2013 49
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