Saul B. Eskin, ’52
James A. Riviello, ’53
John Thomas Moore, ’53
James J. Boggs, ’54
Jerome H. Brodish M.D., ’54
Louis P. Roncace, ’55
James Philip Parks Jr., ’55
James L. Stopper, ’55
James R. Bacon, ’55
F. Paul Mita Jr., ’56
Francis P. Cosgrove, ’56
Vito A. Canuso, ’57
Walter J. Eliason, ’57
John M. Gola, ’57
Joseph R. Julian,’58
William J. McCormick Jr., ’58
Anthony M. Giampietro M.D., ’58
Robert J. Bray Jr., Esq., ’58
Edward C. Malarkey Ph.D., ’58
Edwin J. Lutz, ’58
Joseph Thomas Makarewicz Ph.D., OFS, ’59
Thomas Joseph O’Neill, ’59
Raymond Thomas Cullen Esq., ’59
Ernest Ralph Varalli, ’59
Richard Donald Weaver, ’59
Robert R. Davis Jr., ’60
Charles P. Schnell, ’60
Frank P. Kelly, ’60
William L. McIntyre, ’61
Francis J. Fry, ’61
Joseph J. McDade, ’62
Gerald E. Scalley, ’62
Robert P. Kelly, ’63
Robert E. Zera, ’63
John M. Piljer Jr., ’64
Robert J. McCarthy, ’64
Gerald M. Maier, ’64
Edward D. Hauck, ’64
William J. Kesselring, ’64
Barry J. Rosen D.O., ’64
James J. McKay Jr., ’64
Terrance E. Good, ’65
William John Whalen Jr., ’65
William G. Toal, ’66
Joseph J. Ganz Esq., ’66
Edward C. Hussie Esq., ’66
Joseph J. Connelly, ’66
Frank J. Pittner, ‘66
John D. Rilling Sr., ’67
Richard J. Bradfield, ’67
James B. Lane M.D., ’67
Daniel V. Walls, ’67
John M. Hartke Ph.D., ’68
Jerry L. Misterman, ’68
Walter J. Poroszok, ’68
Daniel W. Coley, ’69
William B. Wiegand, ’69
Joseph J. Paris Jr., ’69
Leonard Paul Pahutski, ’69
Brion W. Kelley Esq., ’69
David L. Walty, ’70
Thomas Francis Kennedy Jr., Esq., ’70
Jerry A. Myers, ’70
Edmond F. MacDonald, ’70
Barry L. Hunsicker, ’70
Raymond David DeStephanis Jr., ’70
Peter P. Tarsi, ’70
Thomas B. Bowe, ’70
Richard G. Bohs, ’71
Daniel P. Delaney Esq., ’71
Martin G. Malloy Esq., ’71
Jaroslaw Fedorijczuk, ’71
Loudon L. Campbell Esq., ’71
George E. Haynes, ’71
James W. Pearson Jr., Esq., ’72
James J. Schwegel CPA, ’72
Stephen J. Rauscher, ’73
Wayne David Braddock, ’73
E. Chester Herbert Jr., ’73
Raymond S. Kostura Jr., ’73
Sandra Spizzirri Phelan, ’73
Thomas J. Dorsam Jr., ’74
Rose Sands, ’74
Doris Roden Negron, ’74
James F. Ivers, ’74
Warren M. Roman, ’74
Francis Schwoyer, ’75
John R. Henry, ’75
Michael T. Wilber Ed.D., ’76
Therese Hayes MMS, ’76
Roger W. Post, ’76
Robert Joseph Misnik, ’76
Dominic Jos DiChristopher Jr., ’77
Waldemar E. Kehler, ’77
Leonard E. Kosinski, ’78
Francis J. Nathans III, ’78
Leroy Gehman, ’78
John A. Tully, ’79
Paul J. Mirabile Jr., ’79
David W. Reiners, ’80
Maribel W. Molyneaux Ph.D., ’80
Edward J. Kaukeano, ’80
Theresa M. Bachinsky, ’81
Carol Fetterman Blauth, ’82
Robert A. Serra, ’83
Andrew R. Walker, ’83
Bernard A. Rock, ’83
John X. Kearns, ’84
William C. Swinty, ’85
William P. Corcoran Jr., ’87
Selina Newell Winchester, ’87
Adeline L. Mandel, ’88
Debra D. Ferraro, ’88
Claire Clancy Coleman, ’89
Patricia A. McGowan, ’91
Donna Rae Lonie, ’91
David S. Rogers, ’92
Martha Vincent Larkin, ’93
Christopher Jude Kane, ’95
Robert John Walter, ’98
Mary Kathryn Wahl, ’99
Kathleen Canning, ’99
Robert E. Wilson, ‘01
Denise R. Ellis, ’02
Pamela A. Beattie, ’03
Jane E. Brown, ’06
Susan Russo, ’06
Denise J. Frost Psy.D., ’06
Tyler Christopher Lukridge, ’13
Eileen M. Campbell, ’15
Steven Ian Meisel, Ph.D.
Aloysius J. Ballisty, Ph.D.
Bill Wine, known as one of the “Founding Fathers” of La Salle University’s Communication Department, passed away on June 14, 2026.
Wine spent nearly 40 years teaching in the department, while also having an esteemed career as a movie critic for 17 years at KYW Newsradio, and at Fox 29, where he won three Emmy Awards. Wine also had work published in The Philadelphia Inquirer, Daily News, and Village Voice.
“Bill Wine was everything a professor and mentor was supposed to be: tough, supportive, as committed to and enthusiastic about a student’s potential and success as the student was. Took him twice at La Salle and he was my Honors Project adviser, but got to know him best through his role as The Collegian’s faculty adviser,” Mike Sielski, ‘97, said. “A word of praise from him on an assignment or article carried the weight of an A+ in any other course. Can’t imagine my college experience without him.”
John “Jackie” Moore, former La Salle University basketball player, passed away on April 9, 2026.
Moore, the University’s first Black men’s basketball player, helped the Explorer team to the 1952 NIT Championship. His 12.1 rpg average is the second in program history behind Tom Gola.
After his time on the Explorer team, Moore went on to play in the NBA with the Syracuse Nationals, Milwaukee Hawks, and Philadelphia Warriors, becoming the first Black player to appear in a game in Warriors history on Feb.15, 1955. He helped Philadelphia win the 1956 NBA title.
A Philadelphia native, he is a member of the La Salle Hall of Athletes and Overbrook High School Hall of Fame.
Robert Masucci, ‘61, former member of the La Salle University Board of Trustees, passed away on June 19, 2026.
An accounting major, Masucci served two terms as a member of the Board, including a period as chair of the Finance Committee.
He has a long and successful career in accounting and management, eventually acquiring Barclay Brand. He also found enjoyment in consulting and mentoring many of his children’s friends who ran their own businesses.
Instead of flowers, the Masucci family asked that Robert was honored by performing a simple act of kindness.