http://www.linkedin.com/pub/martin-badinelli-sr-ccm-cce/11/a76/1b
Badinelli, Martin Sr. [MC1987]
General Manager at The Tuxedo Club
Greater New York City Area
Recreational Facilities and Services
Certified Chief Executive, 2008
CMAA Honor Society, 2004
Certified Club Manager, 1998
Recertified 2000, 2005, 2010
Grand Knight, Knights of Columbus Candlewood Lk. Council
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I am saddened to advise you that my Uncle, John Gildea, Manhattan ’36, passed away yesterday at the age of 96, He was also a graduate of the Prep.
Uncle john served as an Agent for the US Treasury Dept. and later for the State of NJ.
He is survived by his wife Mary and daughters, Mary, Barbara and Jean.
He has been a long time supporter of the College, the Prep and the Christian Brothers and the family has asked that in lieu of flowers etc, donations be made to Manhattan College, the Prep and/or Christian Brothers Acadamy in his memory.
Bill Gildea ’62
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[JR: I caught the obit and recognized the name, but didn't make the connection. Sorry for your loss. And for all our loss. Would have liked to capture all his MC experience.]
http://jasperjottings-daily.com/2010/05/28/jobit-gildea-john-peter-mc1936-rip/
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John Peter Gildea
(Asbury Park Press)
JOHN PETER GILDEA
AGE: 96 SEA GIRT
John Peter Gildea, 96, of Sea Girt, died Wednesday, May 26, 2010, at Meridian Subacute Rehabilitation, Wall, surrounded by his loving family. Born in New York City, John lived in Bronx, N.Y. before moving to Teaneck, where he attended St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Bogota. While a parishioner of St. Joseph’s, he was president of the Holy Name Society and developed the parish’s CCD Program into a full school of religion. He was active in the Player’s Guild and the Knights of Columbus. In 1974, they moved to Sea Girt and became an active member of St. Mark’s Church, where he was active in the Evangelization Program and the Holy Name Society. He was a graduate of Manhattan College, Class of 1936, where he was a member of it’s Honor Fraternity, Epsilon Sigma Pi. He began his career as an accountant with Caltex Oil Company. He joined the war effort as a Special Agent with the Treasury Department as Special Agent in Foreign Funds Control. He retired as supervisor and special agent in the Internal Revenue Service after 30 years to accept an assignment as Special Agent with the New Jersey State Commission of Investigation where he served until 1976.
John was predeceased by his parents, Peter and Mary Ellen Kean Gildea; his brother, William Gildea; and his sisters, Anne Maguire and Rose Reichert. He is survived by his wife of 70 years, Mary O’Day Gildea; three daughters, Mary Cashman, Barbara Grosso, and Jeanne Gildea; 10 grandchildren, James, Gregory, Kevin and Timothy Cashman, Maureen Cashman Klein, Frank, Robert, Christopher, Charles and Paul Grosso; and 17 great-grandchildren.
Friends are invited to call from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday, May 28 at the O’Brien Funeral Home, 2028 Highway 35, Wall. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 29 at St. Mark’s Catholic Church, 215 Crescent Parkway, Sea Girt. Entombment will follow in St. Catharine’s Mausoleum, Wall. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to either Manhattan College, 4513 Manhattan College Parkway, Riverdale, NY 10471 or Christian Brothers Academy, Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. For more information and condolences, please visit www.obrienfuneralhome.com.
Published in Asbury Park Press on May 28, 2010
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FROM YAHOO ANSWERS
Question
I need Help getting a job?
i really need a good job. I wanna work as a receptionist but its hard because i have No Experience. im a full time student at an Manhattan College so i dont have time to have a job. But i would like to have one. i dont have experience but i am great with people and im patient, always on time,i just need help…What should i do??
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Well having worked full time while I went to school full time, (and dated full time and did lots of partying full time, great life in school), it not easy to get everything done.
Having said that get over to the Placement Office, if your “manhattan college” is the same as my “manhattan college” (i.e., manhattan dot edu), the go see Ms. Apel and Ms. Blocker are get their advice. If it’s a different “manhattan college”, the names will be different but all schools have the same functions.
If you want to do it yourself, take a stroll up and down Broadway and Riverdale Avenue at a non busy time and stop and chat with each business owner.
Then take the yellow pages for Riverdale and call all the places that might use a receptionist.
Finally, register with some of the day work places in the vicinity of the college. Go for the day work nearby and see what you can learn.
You may want to also chat with Marketing Prof (Predmore if manhattan dot edu; different name if not), to give you some more ideas how to market yourself.
Congrats on seeking employment now. It will benefit you later, when you graduate, and want to get a real job.
Remember, I think: Success for your generation is: (1) ruthless financial discipline — no bad debt; (2) a life long interest in learning — education — a degree — they can’t take it away from you; (3) a NON-OFFSHORABLE white collar job in order to save big bux; (4) a blue collar skill for hard times — never saw a poor plumber; (5) one or more internet based businesses — your store is always open; (6) a free time hobby that generates income; and (7) a large will-maintained network of people who can “help” you.
So build that network now.
Good luck,
fjohn68
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First hand knowledge of manhattan college faculty and staff
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[JR: Just sharing my opinion on anyone who mentions: MC. Doesn't even have to be OUR mc. ROFL? At least a lol!]
[JR: P.S. "Best -- voted by readers" is the result of ONE vote. Not me!]
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http://www.nj.com/independentpress/index.ssf/2010/05/post_25.html
Berkeley Heights news »
Pirone cites experience on Town Council
By Independent Press
May 27, 2010, 9:20AM
The following statement was submitted by Thomas Pirone, candidate in the contested Republican Primary for Berkeley Heights Town Council.
Thomas Pirone and Kevin Hayes are running for Town Council in the Republican Primary on Tuesday June 8. The polls will be open from 6 a.m.to 8 p.m.
Tom Pirone is an Assistant Vice President – Manager at Moody’s Investors Service. He continues to work with their Public Finance group, has experience in contract negotiation, project management, and business analysis. Tom earned a bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Manhattan College. He has lived in Berkeley Heights for 14 years with his wife and children. Tom is a Boy Scout Merit Badge Councilor in the District for Citizenship in the Community, Nation, and World, as well as Carpentry. He has volunteered at service projects in our town such as the “Suburban Chamber of Commerce Clean Up Day” picking up roadside trash. Tom Pirone has served on the Berkeley Heights: Town Council for one year, Office of Emergency Management for 2 years, Planning Board for four years, and the Master Plan Subcommittee.
Tom and Kevin believe the council should be a strong steward of the community’s finances. This means being efficient and responsible with taxpayer dollars. The Council should require tight expenditure controls, conservative revenue forecasting, and long term planning. Tom Pirone is trained in municipal finance, budgeting, and planning.
As Councilman, Mr. Pirone’s suggestions resulted in budget reductions. While in office, services were not substantially cut, police cars with high mileage were replaced, six streets were repaved, and worn parts were replaced at the sewage treatment plant. This combined with shopping for more cost effective insurance and other cost reductions made for a reasonable balance between infrastructure investment and cost containment, minimizing taxes without reducing services.
To measure the effectiveness of a councilman you need to examine more than the voting record. You should look at the initiative shown and the results delivered. While on the Council Mr. Pirone found NJ tuition assistance for our Fire and Rescue volunteers’ families. He also helped stop the expansion of Exit 43 off Interstate 78 by lobbying NJTPA and county officials. He requested the Administrator have Public Works perform minor repairs to the Berkeley Heights Rescue Squad building, and to conduct a ceremony honoring returning war veterans.
As Council Representative to the Planning Board Tom Pirone voted for initiatives to bring jobs and tax dollars to Berkeley Heights. He voted to construct the Loreal Headquarters and LifeTime Fitness in town that now bring in enough money through property taxes put 40 children through school, and pay for a few municipal employees every year. The taxes these two buildings contribute pay for much more services than they consume. Mr. Pirone has served on the Berkeley Heights Planning Board for the past 4 years and was a key member in updating the Master Plan that called for less housing density at the edges of downtown and lower building heights downtown which both keep Berkeley Heights suburban.
Please vote for responsible and reasonable governance on Tuesday June 8; vote Thomas Pirone and Kevin Hayes for Town Council and Joe Bruno for Mayor. The polls will be open from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m..
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http://www.npicenter.com/anm/templates/newsATemp.aspx?articleid=27418&zoneid=34
Soft Gel Mourns Loss of John McLoughlin, Sales Director
2010-05-27 – Soft Gel Technologies
Soft Gel Technologies, Inc. sadly announced the loss of John McLoughlin, their Sales Director of 11 years. McLoughlin, 69, of New Milford, CT, died on May 19, 2010, at at his residence. His career in the natural products industry began almost 30 years ago. His sales experience at Banner Pharmacaps proved to be an invaluable resource for his tenure at Soft Gel Technologies. He was beloved by both co-workers and customers.
“John was a true friend and an invaluable asset to our company,” said Steve Holtby, President and CEO of Soft Gel Technologies, Inc. “He treated everyone with respect and wasn’t afraid to share his sense of humor. Most importantly, he served as a mentor to those he worked with, especially within our Sales Department. We feel fortunate to have such a wonderful man be a part of our team. He will be sorely missed by all of us.”
“John was a tenacious salesperson, but he did it with kindness and finesse,” said Diane Hembree, Vice President, Sales Administration of Soft Gel Technologies, Inc. “I admired his work ethic and the way he’d foster relationships with every single person he met. Most of all, he was a long-time friend and co-worker. I will miss him.”
McLoughlin was born in New York City. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army and a graduate of Manhattan College in New York City. Having New York roots shaped his choice of sport teams; he was an avid Giants and Yankees fan. He was proud of his Irish Catholic heritage, and had plans of becoming a priest until he met his wife, Margaret, known as “Gretta”. McLoughlin was a devoted father and grandfather, as well. He is survived by his wife, four children: Jennifer, Kevin, Michelle, and Danny, four grandchildren, and countless numbers of loving family, friends and associates in the U.S. and Ireland. He was predeceased by a son, Brendan. Services were held on May 21, 2010 at Our Lady of the Lakes Church, New Milford.
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Holtby added, “John’s legacy lives on at Soft Gel. We will always think of him when the Notre Dame Victory March song plays, as this was his cell phone ringtone.”
About Soft Gel Technologies, Inc. ®
Soft Gel Technologies, Inc.® is a leading contract manufacturer providing specialty soft gelatin encapsulation capabilities exclusively to the dietary supplement industry. It is a privately held company based in Los Angeles, CA, and was founded in 1995. The portfolio of unique patented ingredients, proprietary production technologies, global sourcing and ability to provide a full range of product development and marketing services allow us to provide a distinct advantage to our business partners. For additional information, please refer to www.soft-gel.com or contact us at (800) 360-7484.
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http://www.linkedin.com/in/edwincsanchez
Sanchez, Edwin [MC2002]
Latin America Business Manager at Cheil Worldwide Inc.
Greater New York City Area
Education
Manhattan College
BA , Marketing (E-Commerce) , 1998 — 2002
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Hi John, I believe Jerry Murphy graduated from Manhattan in 1957, the business school.
P.S. My email domain has changed from {Privacy Invoked} to {Privacy Invoked}. Thanks
Joe Walsh, ‘58A
[JR: No, Joe, THANK YOU. I’d have never seen this because it didn’t mention MC. That’s why we need “eyeballs” aot mechanical searches. And, I won’t even nag you about the need to have an eternal email address tied to a domain you own. :-) … Well maybe a little bit.]
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SAVANNAH – Jeremiah Patrick Murphy (Jerry) passed away peacefully at Savannah Hospice House on May 25, 2010 after a brief illness of brain cancer.
Jerry is survived by Mary Lyons Murphy, his devoted wife of almost 45 years, and one daughter, Mary Frances Murphy of Savannah and his special companion Tigger (“cat”); cousins Kathleen Keely, Sally Anne and Tom Quinn and Jack McGauvran and wife Kathy and many dear friends and neighbors. He was predeceased by his parents Ann and Jeremiah Murphy of Inwood on the Hudson, New York. Jerry and Mary were both born and raised in New York City. They met while Jerry was with Ford Motor Corporation and she with General Motors. Later, Jerry would join General Motors, where he rose to zone manager of Buick Motor Division, serving in the New York, Pittsburgh and Atlanta zones. Jerry retired after 30-plus year career with GM. Jerry continued his involvement with the automobile business, having been summoned to work on special projects with dealers for several years beyond his retirement.
In 2001, Jerry and his family moved from Atlanta to The Landings, in Savannah, Georgia. Jerry developed a love for the South during his youth, having lived in Alabama for a time while his father was completing officer’s training school with the Army. He relished the times GM would transfer him to Georgia. Jerry loved being a Southerner but proudly maintained a “bit” of his New York accent.
Jerry will be remembered as a devoted husband, loving father, and wonderful loyal friend. Those who knew Jerry knew that he was a very intelligent gentle man with a great sense of humor. His dry wit frequently caught his friends off guard.
Visitation will be held Wednesday, May 26 from 5pm to 7 pm at Fox and Weeks’ Hodgson Chapel, 7200 Hodgson Memorial Drive, Savannah, GA 31406. A Rosary Service will be held at 6:00 p.m. A Memorial Mass celebrating the life of Jeremiah Patrick Murphy will be held on Thursday, May 27 at 10am at St. James the Less, Catholic Church, 8412 Whitfield Avenue, Savannah, Georgia followed by interment at The Catholic Cemetery. Remembrances may be made to St. James Catholic Church, 8412 Whitfield Ave., Savannah, GA 31406 or Hospice Savannah, Inc., P.O. Box 13190, Savannah, GA 31416. Please sign our on-line guest book at www.foxandweeks.com Savannah Morning News May 27, 2010 Please sign our Obituary Guest Book at savannahnow.com/obituaries .
Published in Savannah Morning News from May 26 to May 27, 2010
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http://www.pvamu.edu/pages/285.asp?item=44366
Wilson Elevated To Head Women’s Basketball Coach
Wednesday, May 26, 2010 06:31 PM
Prairie View A&M University Athletic Director Fred Washington announced today the promotion of Toyelle Wilson to head coach of the women’s basketball team.
“We’re glad to have been able to retain Coach Wilson and are excited about the future of our women’s basketball program,” said Washington. “Wilson has been a part of all the success we’ve had and is deserving of a chance to show everyone her ability to coach on this level.”
Prior to accepting the position of head coach, Wilson spent the past four seasons as the top assistant coach for the Lady Panthers and played a large role in Prairie View A&M’s success with four consecutive postseason appearances, three straight Southwestern Athletic Conference regular season titles, two NCAA Tournament and two Women’s NIT berths. Off the court, Wilson was involved in all aspects of the program with special emphasis on recruiting, the development of the team’s perimeter players, scouting, film breakdown, game strategy and operations such as team travel.
“I’m unbelievably excited to be the head coach at Prairie View A&M University,” stated Wilson. “It’s an incredible opportunity that I’ve been given by Mr. Washington and our President Dr. Wright and I’m honored they felt I was the right person to continue the success of this program. I take that honor very seriously, and I’m going to work incredibly hard to prove them and others right while continuing to build on the success that we’ve had over the last four years.”
No stranger to turnarounds, Wilson coached three seasons at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh, Pa. and played an integral role in the program’s ascension during her tenure. In only her second season on staff, RMU finished 20-10 and performed the third-biggest turnaround in NCAA history among teams after one season play. In addition, it only marked the third time in program history that Robert Morris had tallied a 20-win season.
A native of Camden, N.J., Wilson holds a bachelor’s in business management from Manhattan College in 2003 and was a four-year letterwinner on the court. As a freshman, Wilson started 18-of-29 games for the Lady Jaspers and capped off her career in 2002-03 by leading Manhattan to an NCAA Tournament berth and a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference Championship with a 20-10 overall and 15-3 MAAC record. She also served as team captain during her stint and earned Defensive Player of the Year honors.
“Coach Wilson has been a part of championship teams as a student-athlete in college and a coach,” said Assistant Athletic Director for Female Sports Alicia Pete. “Based on her knowledge and wisdom of the game, I anticipate she’ll continue to uphold the winning tradition she has helped establish during her tenure at Prairie View A&M.”
Wilson, 28, is one of the youngest NCAA Division I head women’s coaches in the country.
“Lastly, I would like to thank Coach (Cynthia) Cooper-Dyke,” added Wilson. “She trusted in me and all the things I could bring and do for her and the team when I arrived 4 years ago. She has taught me so much that I will take with me as I lead my team in the future and in life. I am so grateful to have had her in my life and words can never explain how valuable she has been not only as a mentor but as a friend. She told me that she believes I will do an awesome job.”
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