He worked for the International Harvester Company from 1947 until 1965, when Mr. They spent their final 10 years together in Bay Pond. The couple lived in Iowa, then moved back to New England, first to Auburndale and Westfield, Mass., and later to Barrington and Warren, R.I. That same year, he married Janet “June” Buffinton, the woman with whom he would raise eight children and share seven decades of marriage. He flew F4U Corsairs in the Pacific Theater and, when the war ended, returned to Yale to graduate in 1947. Marine Corps as a fighter pilot during the early years of World War II. Rockefeller attended Yale and took private flying lessons to gain the skills necessary to enlist in the U.S. He was also a member of the Library Association.

Paul’s as a Second Former in the fall of 1935 and was active in a number of campus organizations, serving as a student councilor and dorm proctor, playing football and hockey, and rowing for Shattuck. Rockefeller was born in New York City on July 12, 1921, to Florence Lincoln and William A. Bonebrake ’79 six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.Ī World War II fighter pilot, accomplished businessman, and father of eight, died, surrounded by family, at home in Bay Pond, N.Y., on June 7, 2018, just five days after the death of his beloved wife, June. The only thing I’m interested in is doing a job.”Ĭlarence Michalis leaves his wife, Cora his children, Cynthia B. Michalis, Mary C. Michalis, Cora C. At the time, he told Alumni Horae, “Well that’s still not news, it just happens to be a statistical anomaly. It was ultimately a tenure that lasted seven presidential administrations, from Nixon to Trump. Michalis about his 40-plus years as Lattingtown Village mayor, which also made him one of the longest-serving public servants in the country. In April of 2012, Newsday, a local Long Island newspaper, got in touch with Mr. He served three terms as a form agent (1940-43, 1987-90, 1999-01) and was a gregarious presence at his form’s five-year anniversaries. Michalis was an active and generous alumnus of St. Together they raised four children: Cynthia, Mary, Cora, and Helen ’79. Bush and the couple enjoyed 64 years of marriage until his death. He served terms on the boards of trustees at Foxcroft School and Green Vale School. Michalis also was past president of the Nassau County Museum of Art, former president of Piping Rock Club, commodore of Seawanhaka Corinthian Yacht Club, and a member of the Union Club, New York Yacht Club, and Holland Lodge. Michalis that he once said, “If he were running against me, I’d vote for him.” Mr. Peter Quick, mayor of the Village of Mill Neck, N.Y., so respected Mr. He was mayor of the Village of Lattingtown from 1968 to 2017 (until the age of 95), making him New York State’s longest-serving mayor. Foundation for 36 years and as chairman of Cooper Union from 1971 to 1986. Michalis served as chairman of the Josiah H. He worked at First National City Bank, was CFO of Bristol-Myers Co., and former chairman of St. Michalis spent three years, from 1943 to 1946, in the U.S. He rowed with Shattuck and served as chairman of the Yearbook Committee. He was a stellar athlete, competing in football and hockey for Old Hundred, served as a member of the Student Council, and was a member of the Scientific Association, the Library Association, and the Dramatic Club. Paul’s School as a Third Former in the fall of 1936. Michalis attended The Buckley School, before entering St. His mother died when Clarence was 11, and his father assumed most of the duties of raising the couple’s four children. Michalis was born in New York City on January 17, 1922, the son of Clarence and Helen (Campbell) Michalis. He was 96 and a longtime resident of Locust Valley, N.Y. A World War II veteran, who later served as the mayor of the Village of Lattingtown, N.Y., for more than 48 years, died on March 30, 2018.

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