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for a range of language and learn- ing disabilities. Kelly is also apply- ing to doctoral programs in clinical psychology. JACK GARRETT (MBA) has a new consulting position in Philadelphia in which he provides real estate, design and construction advice to nonprofit organizations with capi- tal programs east of the Mississippi. JENNA OWENS (BS/BA) works for Clarity Design Inc., where she designs optical equipment intended for use in developing countries. In Memoriam PATRICIA M. HOWE passed away peacefully on April 13, 2016 with her loved ones at her side. Her out- standing career in finance made her a pioneer for women in the marketplace; in fact, she was the first woman partner of a major New York Stock Exchange firm. In 1976, she was named one of the 100 top corporate women in the U.S. by BusinessWeek magazine. She was a member of the San Diego College for Women’s board of trust- ees from 1969-1972, and continued her service on the board of the University of San Diego from 1972- 2010. She is survived by many niec- es, nephews and cousins, including nieces Shannon Smith ’86 (BS, BBA) and Megan Evers ’93 (BA). RUFUS CALHOUN YOUNG ’65 (JD) passed away on June 16, 2016. He received a BA in social science from SDSU, a JD from USD’s School of Law and an LLM, environmental law with highest honors, from George Washington University. Rufus served in the U.S. Marine Corps from 1965 to 1987, including as Assistant Chief of Staff, Staff Judge Advocate, Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego. Military awards included the Navy Commendation medal. After retiring from the Marine Corps, he was a senior deputy city attorney for the city of San Jose and an attorney for Burke, Williams & Sorenson in Los Angeles, where he concluded his pro- fessional career in 2014. He was a fre- quent lecturer on environmental law topics and an ardent environmental- ist. Survivors include his wife, Carole; daughters Cathy Peltz and Marilyn Ritchie; and seven grandchildren.

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