Sufrin W’26, a retired specialist in industrial mobilization for wartime emergencies with the U.S. He was a mechanical engineer for DuPont Co., in Wilmington, Del., before joining his brother in the restaurant business in 1946.Īrthur U. Rulon ME’26, Scituate, Mass., a Washington restauranteur who, with his twin brother, owned and operated Hogate’s Seafood Restaurant for more than 25 years August 30, 1999. He sold securities on Wall Street for a few years into the Great Depression, and worked for the Chevrolet division of General Motors, later acquiring a Chevrolet franchise in Moorestown, N.J. After playing football at Penn, he played professionally with the old Philadelphia Quakers. Robinson W’26, Greenville, Del., September 27, 1999. Raisler ME’26, New York, retired president and chair of Raisler Corporation, his family’s mechanical contracting firm July 12, 1999. Gutekunst C’26 M’29, a retired internist who had maintained practices in Center City Philadelphia and from his home for 70 years June 22, 1999.

Bodek Rosenson Ed’25, West Palm Beach, Fla., July 24, 1999.ĭr. She and her husband bought a farm in East Nantmeal in 1935, renovated and enlarged it, and began a life-long study of flora by establishing an arboretum there. Hulsey M’25, Fort Worth, Texas, August 9, 1999. Hershey DH’25, Moreland Hills, Ohio, October 8, 1998.ĭr. Wilma Sykes Ellor DH’25, Brattleboro, Vt., 1996.Īlice C. Smillie W’24 L’27, Norristown, Pa., a retired judge of the Court of Common Pleas of Montgomery County September 29, 1999. Travis W’23, Pacific Palisades, Calif., January 28, 1999.

C’23 L’27, Aldan, Pa., a retired attorney who had practiced in Philadelphia for over 70 years August 21, 1999. Karsh C’23 M’26, North East, Pa.įrederick H. He had served on the federal bench for 25 years. WEv’19, Philadelphia, a retired judge of the U.S.

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