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People whose last name begins with A
Joseph (Joey) Accomando |
Joey was one of our great singers and was featured as the “Zigfield Tenor” in our production of Funny Girl at Parker Playhouse.
After Performing Arts he attended FAU and sang with Florida Atlantic University Community Orchestra and Chorus. Joey was a soloist for Haydn’s The Creation back in 1973. He later sang with the Southern Illinois University where he was a graduate student. Joey was the owner of Sgt. Yukon’s Singing Telegram Service in Chicago, where he died in November of 1989. |
Cheryl Ale  |
Cheryl Ale has enjoyed being a professional dancer, choreographer, co-choreographer, actress, teacher, and business woman for the past 35 years. Cheryl danced with Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, performed in Equity musical theater, and in classical ballet productions around the world. As a lifetime student of the RPM Master Pedagogue Ruth Petrinović, Cheryl brings a wealth of experience, knowledge, and leadership to the management of Revolutionary Principles of Movement. Her book, The Spark, demonstrates that the revolutionary principles have been the central focus of her life. Her mission is to help teachers with the important and incremental lessons that lead their students to their greatest potential, and as a result, cohesive lifetime bonds are created through teaching the principles. 
FOR MORE INFORMATION GO TO CHERYL’S WEBSITE |
| Alma Anthony (Memrava)
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Alma Nemrava 7 Nantucket Dr. Palm Coast, FL 32137 386-446-7493 anemrava@bellsouth.net |
Mickey Anthony (Rose Hawley) |
Rose Hawley
7701 Tuckaseegee Rd., https://www.facebook.com/ArtInTheDairy/ |
| Joan Anthony (Freeman)
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As Alma and Mickey (now Rose) mellowed over the years, this other third of the Anthony Sisters just became feisty. After leaving Nova in 1974, I followed a boyfriend to Columbia, SC and landed at the University of South Carolina majoring in journalism. Boredom took over and without getting a degree, I took a job in 1981 working for a group of ophthalmologists
Through a much protested blind date, I met my future husband. One day during my lunch hour in 1983 I married Woody Freeman. Woody held a music theory degree and worked for the South Carolina Educational Network I continued to work my way through the ranks at the Columbia Eye Clinic. I rose to supervisor and eventually became a doctor’s personal assistant Due to extreme pressure and long hours, I began suffering grand mal seizures. As a young girl, I suffered seizures but they lay dormant for years. Advice from Woody to retire under disability fell on deaf ears. I loved my job too much. Finally, after having several embarrassing grand mal seizures at work within just a few months, I took retirement two years ago. My only regret is that I didn’t do it sooner A few years earlier, Woody left his job to pursue his music. A home recording studio brings in much freelance work. For the past ten years he has been the keyboardist in a part time Beach/Top 40 band traveling the southeast For health reasons, I began running upon retirement. My other love is correcting grammatical errors in the media. That comes from having an English-teacher mother. It has continuously irked me that SC ranks 49th in the country in education. Because Columbia’s only newspaper professes to be a teaching tool to our state schools, I have written several letters to the editor expressing my displeasure with its grammatical errors. And surprisingly, my snotty letters have always been published I have countless chances to travel, but I enjoy my home life. I answer to no one to which Alma and Rose can attest. Today I am a little less shy, a little less gullible, and extremely happy Joan Freeman |
| Lydia Anunziata
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no word from Lydia yet. |
| Jim Azar
January 6, 1956 October 15, 1998 |
I spent three years in Army Intelligence (I know, spare me the oxymoron jokes) as an interrogator which led me back to South Florida by 1980.
I wrote poetry and plays, one of which was produced at Miami’s first Festival of the Arts We moved to Salisbury, Maryland in 1988 to I contracted bladder cancer in 1997 (and beat it!) only to discover a second primary cancer in July of 1998 in my right lung. My friends know me as a fighter, and I intend to beat this nuisance too. I have one chapbook of Poetry I do hope that Roger Davies can find a better recent photo of me – pursing my lips about to say “Roger, wait a second” is not Contact: |
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