Month: September 2019 (Page 2 of 2)

Smith, Scarby

Scarby Smith was born in Hartford, CT in 1944. He grew up in Windsor and West Hartford, CT and graduated from Loomis Chaffee High School in Windsor. He graduated from St. Lawrence University in 1967 with a BA in History. At St. Lawrence he was active in Phi Sigma Kappa, Varsity Soccer and The Saints. On graduation he served 2 years as a Lieutenant in the U.S. Army and in 1969 joined Chemical Bank where he managed the Tokyo branch until 1985 when he became regional manager Japan and Korea. He left Chemical in 1991 as EVP and joined Sumitomo Bank as GM Human Resources and Advisor from 2014 to 2017.

Scarby and his wife Carol live in Norwalk and have 3 children and eight grandchildren. He belongs to the Tin Whistlers, Gulfstream Golf Course, St. Andrews Delray, Weeburn CC, Old Asian Hands. In his spare time he enjoys reading, walking and golf.

Sponsored by Jan Selkowitz

Chilla, Milan

Milan Chilla was born in Berwyn, IL in 1947 and grew up in Hinsdale, IL .He graduated from Hinsdale Township HS and the University of Kansas where he received a BS in Journalism in 1970. At Kansas he was a member of Phi Kappa Psi and was on the dean’s list in 1970. On graduation, Milan joined the Tribune Company in Chicago working for the Chicago Tribune. He was with the Tribune Company for 35 years, 25 of which entailed working in Tribune Company’s New York media sales office in various sales and management positions.

Milan and his wife Kristine, a psychotherapist live in Rowayton and have no children. He is a former Vice Commodore of Wilson Cove Yacht Club, member of the Rex Boat club and Oak Hills golf club. He is an exhibiting member of the Rowayton Arts Center and Carriage Barn Art Gallery in New Canaan. His hobbies consist of golf, painting and boating
Sponsored by Bob McGroarty

Crowley, Jerry

Jeremiah (Jerry) Crowley was born in Providence, RI and grew up in East Providence. He graduated from LaSalle Academy High School in Providence in 1961. Jerry graduated from Providence College in 1965 with a BS degree in Business Management After graduation, he served in the US Coast Guard Aviation Reserve. From 1971 to 1985 he worked for Health-tex, Inc as Director, Operations Planning. From 1985 to 1990 Jerry was a consultant with The Holly Group in Norwalk for small businesses. He co-owned  an automated payroll and bookkeeping company. From 1990 to 2000 he was a Senior Sales Executive with MicroAge Technical Services. Then, from 2001 through 2017 with Acumenic Associates in Norwalk, Jerry served as Principal providing web-based solutions to various organizations.

Jerry and his wife, Nancy, have lived in Norwalk since 1980.  They have two children, ten grandsons, one great-grandson and another on the way.   He is past president of a Lions Club (RI) chapter; President of the Harbor View HOA; Chairman of the Oak Hills Park Authority (2003-6, and 2014-19); Vice-Chair Norwalk Neighborhood HOA (2003-9).  Jerry’s leisure time activities consist of golf, pickleball, travel and personal computing, plus lots of time with the grandchildren and their activities.

 

Sponsored by Bryan Hooper

Hike Mianus River Park, Thursday, Sep 24, 2020 at 9:30

HIKING MIANUS RIVER PARK, STAMFORD

THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24, 2020

9:30 AM

 

Our first hike of 2020 will take place at Mianus River Park, a 400 acre urban forest which straddles the towns of Stamford and Greenwich and is owned jointly by them. While the hiking is not difficult, the trails are uneven and have the usual roots and rocks. Sturdy shoes and a positive attitude will prevail! 

We will hike approximately 4 miles starting at 9:30 am from the Stamford entrance to the park which is at 68 Merriebrook Lane. 

As usual, spouses, friends and dogs on leash are welcome. We will social distance as far as practical and masks are optional. 

There will be no organized lunch after the hike.

DIRECTIONS

 

We will meet at 9:30 at the Merriebrook entrance to the park on the Stamford side. Merriebrook Lane is accessed off of Westover Road and both Waze and Google Maps will take you there. About 20 minutes from Darien.

There should be ample parking at the park. Do not park on any of the roads in the area, all are marked no parking and are patrolled.

 

Contacts: Dave McCollum and Bob Plunkett 

 

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