In Memoriam

Joseph Dwyer

Richard Peterson

Daniel Delgizzi

Charles L. Burke Jr.

Frederick Huntley

Celeste (Hermes) Scarnici

George Jenkins

David Drew
Stephen W. Henneberry Jr.

Thomas Krisko

Brian Benvenuto
William Reghitto

Irving Weiner
E. Edwin Wiesner Jr., P '90

Peter Johnson
Elliot Levine

Francis "Chuck" Gallo
Robert J. Walsh Jr.

Ralph Perry
Richard Sawyer

David Collins, MST '79
John H. Craig III

Patrick H. Arter Jr., MST

Donald Rock
Esther Stanley, MBA '87

James Burgess, MST

Mark Stinehour

John Garey
James Murray

Jill (Sutherland) Fitzgerald

Terrisina "Terri" (Smith) Wright

Joseph M. Cronin, P '94, Former President
John L. Edwards, Former Master Plumber, Facilities Management
Lawrence C. House, Former Assistant Professor, Mathematics
David Ring, Former Faculty, Accountancy
Charles L. Saccardo, Former Adjunct Professor, Economics
Dibinga W. Said, Former Assistant Professor, Philosophy
Elgin Summerfelt, Former Associate Director, Career Services

Tim Anderson, a Sociology professor who taught at Bentley for 34 years, died on Sept. 11 at age 72. A scholar of Native American culture, Professor Anderson spent time in Montana with the Crow Nation, who adopted him as a brother. He incorporated much of what he learned there in his classes, including the use of a "talking stick" to foster careful listening and mutual respect. He is survived by his wife, Teri, and daughter, Sara '03. Bentley has established the W. Timothy Anderson Scholarship, to be awarded annually to an undergraduate. To donate, note W. Tim Anderson Scholarship Fund here.

Longtime Bentley benefactor Arthur Koumantzelis died on Oct. 6 at age 90. The son of Greek immigrants, he graduated high school at 16. He began a distinguished career in accounting and ÿnance in 1949, upon earning his Bentley degree. Devoted to helping others, Mr. Koumantzelis served on the boards of various nonprofits, including the Immigrant Learning Center. In 1996, he established the Arthur G. and Vaia L. Koumantzelis Scholarship Fund to support Bentley students. The auditorium in Lindsay Hall was dedicated in his honor in 2000. He is survived by his wife of 60 years, Vaia, and seven children, including Paul Koumantzelis '04, MSA '05.