CLASS
NOTES
20
TOWER
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Winter 2015
Joseph Ostrander ’91
joined the
nonprofit organization Community
Homes of Lebanon County (CHL)
as its director of business devel-
opment and personnel. His
responsibilities include further
developing community develop-
ment and outreach efforts. CHL
provides affordable housing to
Lebanon County’s seniors and
persons with disabilities.
Nanette Balmer M ’92
was
named town administrator for
Wayland, Mass.
Jane (Fantasia) Amato ’93
was
promoted to vice president of
National Penn Bancshares Inc.
in Allentown. Amato will be
responsible for developing and
maintaining commercial relation-
ships in Lehigh and Northampton
counties.
R. Michael Anderson ’93, M ’95
published his new book, “The
Experiment,” about managing stress
and achieving work-life balance.
Glenn Beyer ’93
has been promoted
from managing director to senior
managing director at RFK, a leading
independent real estate firm in
retail leasing, investment sales and
consulting services.
Jonathan Frazier ’93
was the fea-
tured artist at the Franklin County
Art Alliance’s annual painting work-
shop, held in Oct. Frazier has taught
at the Mechanicsburg Art Center,
the Art Association of Harrisburg
and at Central Pennsylvania
College. He is also a professional
musician, performing on solo
keyboard, guitar, percussion and
Native American flute.
Amy (Lapides) Grossman ’93
was
hired as a new staff member with
the Cresskill Board of Education.
She will be responsible for the middle
and high school’s web design.
Michelle Neifert ’93
, an artist, held
an exhibition at the Dutot Museum
and Gallery in August. She has
shown and sold her work in
Philadelphia and the Lehigh Valley
area for 20 years.
Martin Romeril ’93
led the under-14
girls field hockey Morajoka Hockey
Club to victory at the Disney Junior
Field Hockey Classic, which took
A Full Court Press on Life
“Some of the
best things
that happen
to you are the things you don’t get.”
—JOHN GABRIEL ’78
