Steven Koss

Steve died in August of 2022 at the age of 79. He was married to his high school sweetheart, Judy for 59 years. Steve has 2 children and 4 grandchildren. Steven had a love and passion for golf, tennis, softball and traveling.

Robert Krawitz

Robert was a CPA and has two daughters.

Lynne Krinberg

Lynn was a secretary/receptionist and has three daughters.

Richard Kriozere

Richard died suddenly in August, 2021 at the age of 79. he is survived by his wife, Eileen. After Senn he attend the U of I. Richard was the CEO and chairman of the board at Digi-Trax Corp. His interests included tennis, golf, reading and art.

Nathalie Kutz

Nathalie became an RN. She loved animals and helped others throughout her life. Her passion was traveling all over the world. She had no children but adored her two nieces. She had a contagious laugh and a heart for others. Nathalie passed away in April, 2009 from Scleroderma. She is greatly missed.

Merle Leavitt

Merle was a treasury analyst with an MBA in Management. She had traveled the world extensively and helped plan our 10th reunion.

Arthur LeFebvre

Arthur died in November, 2016 at age 75. He attended DePaul University and was the owner of LeFebvre & Associates Advertising. He and wife Bonnie have 2 children and 2 grandchildren.

Judith Leve

Judith has a son. She had an MBA in banking and finance and a BS in biochemistry and worked in real estate finance. She was widowed at an early age.

Richard Leventhal

Richard died in October, 2017 at age 75 of multiple myeloma. He is survived by his wife, of 47 years, Margaret Mary, two sons, two daughters and seven grandchildren.

He received a bachelor degree in psychology from Knox College and his doctorate in counseling and guidance from the University of Indiana. He worked as a clinical psychologist for the Dunn County Department of Human Services for nearly forty years.

He delighted in socializing and had been a member of the Dunn County Fish and Game, an avid area golfer and bowler, a proud participant in the St. Joseph's parish choir, and many other organization.

Joyce Levy

Joyce`s untimely death at the age of 54 was cause by a stroke. She loved cheerleading for Senn and kept her treasured cheering emblem. Joyce has a son, Doug and a daughter, Dawn and 5 grandchildren. As an optimistic and patient teacher specializing in speech and learning disabilities her enthusiasm and her excitement with progress were contagious. Joyce was the lead in our school play You Can`t Take It With You.

Conrad Littig

Conrad graduated from Northwestern University in 1964. He was attending graduate school at Stanford University in California, working towards an advanced degree in physics.

Jeannine Luecker

Jeannine passed away from heart complications in November, 2009. Jeannine had been married several times and had three sons - two of them from an earlier marriage and one from a later marriage - and 2 grandchildren. When Jeannine died, she was living in a place she dreamed of as a child, the Adirondack Mountains of Upstate NY.

Harold Malen

Hal died in April, 2022. He and his wife, Julie, had 2 sons and 1 granddaughter. Hal loved wintering in Bonita Springs, Florida, hanging out with his many friends and family, enjoying the warm water and sun. Hal earned a BSC in Marketing from DePaul. While there he participated on the baseball Team, was sports editor of the student newspaper and president of the Jewish frat. He worked in IT Management/Consulting until his retirement in 2011. He lived in Highland Park (near Ravinia) since 1976.

Myron Markovitz

Myron died in June, 2022. He had lived in Long Grove with his wife, who predeceased him. They loved nature, landscaping and international travel - primarily France and Italy. When not traveling they raised Labrador Retrievers. Myron loved music and played drums in several community bands in Mount Prospect and Arlington Heights. His work life included financial sales and upper management for GE Capital and MB Financial Bank.

Jim Martay

Jim was retired and living in the San Francisco area with his wife when he died in May, 2007. Jim attended Northwestern University and the Kellogg School of Management. His business was starting, then selling magazines. He and wife Marjorie started such publications as In-Health magazine, Selling magazine and Science 80 which was later folded into Discovery magazine.

Geraldine Meade

Geraldine died in January, 2016 at age 73. She was married for 50 years, and has three children and eight grandchildren.

Susan Meinheit

Susan Meinheit Cavallero died on December 28th, 2012 at age 70 in Chicago. She has a son, a daughter and a granddaughter. Susan worked in the office of several medical centers over the years, retiring in 2008. She enjoyed reading, movies and baking. Susan was known for her brownies and holiday cookies. Susan was a caring and loving person always available to help a friend or family member.

David Melin

David died on October 5, 2013 at the age of 72 after a lingering illness.

David Neer

David died in February of 2023. He had 2 children and 2 grandchildren. He received an MD from the U of I and did his neurology residency at Pres-St. Lukes. He practiced medicine briefly in Indiana before moving to southern California where he partnered with Senn graduate Mike Erlich. David got a law degree in 1984. In addition to his neurology practice, he also taught medicine to lawyers working with malpractice cases.

Ronald Nelson

Ronald died in February, 2021 at the age of 78. He was married to Joyce for 57 years. They have 4 children and 7 grandchildren. Ron is a US Air Force veteran, he also worked for Delta Airlines as a Mechanic. He was a firefighter for the Village of Algonquin starting as a volunteer and reaching the rank of Captain. He was a member of the American Legion and Sons of the American Revolution. Ron was an avid golfer and golf teacher.

Terry Netzky

Terry, an attorney, has a son and a daughter. He enjoyed dabbling in art.

James Newman

Dr. James Newman, age 77 died November 1, 2019 from complications following a long battle with heart disease. He is survived by his second wife, Joan, who he married several years after the passing of his first wife, Diane. He has 2 sons, a daughter and 2 grandchildren. After attending Northwestern University, Jim completed his medical training at the University of Illinois-Chicago, specializing in psychiatry. He served in the Indian Health Service on the Flathead Indian Reservation in western Montana. Jim then practiced psychiatry in Fitchburg, MA before returning to Chicago where he worked at Rush, UIC, and Illinois State Psychiatric Institute, practicing medicine and training medical stud...

Emily Ohanessian

Emily Ohanessian Ajemian died July 24th 2011 in Whittier CA one month after her 69th BD following a long battle with an unnamed illness. She and her husband had children and grandchildren.

Neil Orloff

Neil was 59 (a month short of 60) when he died. Neil was a leading environmental lawyer and noted documentary photographer. He published several books. Neil received an electrical engineering degree from MIT, an MBA from Harvard, and a law degree from Columbia University. He worked on the economic development of Africa for the World Bank and then shifted his professional focus to government work, taking a job with the Environmental Protection Agency soon after its creation and, later, becoming an environmental lawyer with the President`s Council of Environmental Quality. He taught environmental law at Cornell University`s Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and practiced enviro...

Sharon Pawlow

Sharon has two children and was an international travel consultant.

Carole Perlman

Carole died during November, 2014. She was married to Samuel Benarroch. Carole has two children and four grandchildren.

Jay Perlman

Jay died young - before our 10th reunion.

Judy Perlow

Judy Died in November of 2019 at the age of 77. She had 4 children and 7 grandchildren. She had a career in social work.

Harry Pestine

Harry died on March 6th, 2014 and is survived by his wife of 46 years, Susan. His career included working at the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago and Department of Economic Affairs for Illinois. While at Senn he played Earthquake McGoon in our Dogpatch talent show.

James Phelan