USD Magazine Spring 2017

he adds. “It will be fun to revisit USD after so many years since 1966 gradu- ation. I’m very thankful for being prepared by USD for an exciting life on four continents and various countries and cultures.” [ 1 9 6 9 ] LAWRENCE LACOMBE (BA) reports that he serves and supports Loyola High School, the Newman Club of Los Angeles, Verbum Dei High School, the Knights of Colum- bus Hollywood Council 2406, the Holy Name Society Union and Saint Vincent DePaul Society of Los Angeles. He adds that he donates to the USD Robert Brower Memorial Scholarship Endowment. 1970s [ 1 9 7 0 ] ROSEMARY MASTERSON JOHN- STON (BA, MA ’90) andWalt John- ston ’68 are retired and enjoying travel- ing, volunteering on several boards and spending time with their four adult children and nine grandchildren, all of whom live in San Diego. They are working on the USD alumni history video project, now in its sixth year. [ 1 9 7 5 ] SUSAN REDELINGS (BA) writes, “I’m retired, spoiling my grandchil- dren and loving life.” [ 1 9 7 6 ] MAUREEN CLARK (BA) lives in Tucson, Ariz., where she is a forensic accountant. She earned a Master of Accounting at the University of Arizona in 2000. CARLA DEMAYO-RUIZ (BA) lives in Richmond, Va., with Joe, her husband of 37 years. She is a leadership development coach with Luck Companies and InnerWill Leadership Institute. GARY WALSWICK (BBA) writes, “Where did 40 years go? Married the lovely Rosanne Stehly, who works the front office at a dental practice and tutors high school kids.” Their son, Mike, manages a granite busi- ness in San Diego; daughter Erica is a manager at Bank of America and married an engineer; and daughter Emma graduated with a degree in psychology and is traveling in Ireland, “where all redheads should

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