Stephen Moloney ’71, J.D. ’75 has been added to the roster of neutrals at Judicate West, one of California’s leading providers of private dispute resolution services. Based in the Los Angeles office, he’s available as a mediator, arbitrator, and private judge for matters statewide. Judge Moloney was appointed to the Los Angeles County Superior Court […]

James Harlow MBA ’71 worked at Lockheed Martin. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather, and friend to many. He died Dec. 7, 2022, at the age of 90.

Champion of underdogs Richard Walker ’71 died Aug. 5, 2023. Rich had a lifelong passion for ROTC. During his 22 year long Army career, one of his favorite assignments was assistant professor of Military science at the University of South Florida. There he met the love of his life Cindy, and they were married for […]

Lifelong learner Michael Gegan ’71 will be remembered for his brilliance, sense of adventure, and love of sunshine. Michael was dedicated to his work as an engineer at Lockheed Martin. Outside of work, Michael had an extraordinary devotion and deep appreciation of the natural environment; he was especially passionate about hiking Yosemite National Park and […]

Born in Bozeman, Montana, Joan Smith ’71 came to the Bay Area from a land of big skies and wild terrain. She attended Santa Clara University before receiving her RN from UCSF. Joan died Aug. 28, 2021, and is survived by her husband Bruce.

Following in his grandfather’s footsteps Perry Olsen ’71 became a freemason. He served as master of Pajaro Lodge and later joined the Order of the Eastern Star as worthy patron of the Santa Cruz Redwoods Chapter. Perry also had a passion for music, backpacking, and sailing. He fell in love with the Grateful Dead in […]

After earning his MBA from Santa Clara University, Stanley Lundgaard MBA ’71 had a  career as a Naval aviator. He met Beverly Cross when he was stationed in California, and soon married her. They welcomed his two “princesses” Sara Margaret and Sonja Kathryn to this world. He served 36 years in the US Navy, retiring […]

James Jolly MBA ’63 Ph.D. ’71 was a prolific author in the field of electronics, management, and research application. He wrote more than 50 articles and books, as well as taught at California State University—Sacramento and the Naval Postgraduate School. His academic career was enhanced by more than 20 years of experience as a manager […]

Tim Fennell ’71 served as the community representative on a panel interviewing the final candidates for the position of chief of police for the city of Los Altos, California.

Loving husband, father, and grandfather Roy Staring ’71 died on Oct. 23, 2022. Roy attended Chico High, where he met his future wife, Rita Brattan. Roy was hired by Rita’s father, Joe Brattan, to work as a partner in the family farming business. As a farmer, Roy was an exceptionally hard worker and a kind and fair […]

James Monroe MBA ’71 held a passion for the St. Louis Cardinals baseball team that was only eclipsed by his commitment to his faith and his love for his family. Jim joined The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in November, 1958, and he went on to serve a mission for the Church in […]

Perry Olsen ’71 died Aug. 8, 2022. He had a deep appreciation for music, backpacking, and sailing. He enjoyed running on the beach and spending time at a family cabin on the San Lorenzo River. Perry developed a love for the Grateful Dead in the 1960s and attended the live shows for the remainder of the […]

While he was on leave from the U.S. Air Force, Dennis Frazier ’71 met his future wife. He later worked at California State University, Chico in human resources. After 22 years, Dennis retired only to return seven years later. He taught Sunday School, sang in the church choir, and participated in several men’s Bible study […]

Reenel Moretti MA ’71 received commendations from California Retired Teachers Association, Gabilan Amateur Radio Club, the Santa Clara County Superintendent of Schools, and Spectrum Education. She worked with students, served on the advisory committee of the Santa Clara County Superintendent of Schools, and participated in Service to Education days. Reenel also maintained the financial record of […]

Susan Goodman ’71 was born in Pasadena and attended Santa Clara University. Susan died in Franklin, Tennessee, on April 25, 2022, at the age of 73. She is survived by her husband of 37 years, Terry Goodman and extended family.

Curtis Thomas MA ’71 was a storyteller, master barbecuer, begonia whisperer, professional armchair referee, and backseat driver extraordinaire.  Curt could always be recognized from his collared golf shirt, windbreaker, baseball cap, and khaki shorts or pants with a belt. After 5 p.m., he would pair his khaki bottoms and golf shirt ensemble with a half-chewed […]

Catherine Fawcett ’71 is far from retiring from life and her 30-year career as a realtor. She and husband Jim Fawcett ’71 married in 1971 and celebrated their 50th anniversary in December. After living in San Diego, they moved back to Northern California where they love living in Bella Vista. In the mornings, they sit outside […]

Richard Calone J.D. ’71 died on May 21, 2021. Rich worked as an attorney for the IRS before launching his own firm, Richard S. Calone, Inc. His work there helped many, but he is most remembered for his service in the army and his love of life. Rich served in the Army Reserves as a […]

Beloved teacher and lifelong learner Rosanne “Rosie” Clayton ’71 spent her time at Santa Clara participating in many extracurricular activities and developing lifelong friendships. It was also where she met and married her husband, Bill Clayton ’71. As a middle school teacher, Rosie was loved by students, teachers, and administrators alike. She had a soft spot […]

Living a life devoted to philanthropy, Barry Furtado ’71 died on Wednesday, June 16, 2021. He graduated from St. Martin of Tours, Bellarmine College Preparatory, and SCU. Barry was a Volunteer Division Director for the Make-A-Wish Foundation in the San Francisco Bay Area in the 1980s, devoting his time to granting wishes to children with […]