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	In Memoriam

RON MIKALIS (B.A., Recreation Administration, '66) is the interim director of parks and recreation for Rohnert Park.

SANDY DELEHANTY (B.A., Art, '67) recently showed her technique for creating bright, glowing watercolors at Sacramento's Home and Garden Show. Delehanty's paintings and prints can be found in corporate and private collections in Northern California and Nevada.

STEPHEN "THE TORCH" CHRISTENSEN (B.A., Political Science, '68) had two short stories, "Quest for the Key" and "Inside the Labyrinth," two pieces of prose, "Night is a Season" and "The Sunset," and one poem, "The Bomb Scare," published in Vision (May 1998), the literary magazine from Los Medanos Community College in Pittsburg, California.

BILL TOTH (B.A., English, '68; M.A. English, '69) received his Ph.D. from the Union Institute in 1989. He has been promoted to professor of English at Western New Mexico University, Silver City, where he has taught since 1991. Last November, Toth presented the paper, "Arizona's First (and Best) Eco-fiction: William Decker's The Holdouts," at the Literature, Language, and the Arts conference at Northern Arizona University. Toth has one son, Tristan Angus Zoltan Toth.

BRIAN STROM (B.S., Business Administration/Accounting, '69) is president and chief executive officer for Roseville Telephone Company.