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SLIVERFEST
ALUMNI WEEKEND
Old Friends, New Memories
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Mike McCully, D.O., Frank Belsito, D.O., Jim Lang, D.O. and Tim
Crowley enjoy a day on the links.
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The MSUCOM family honored its past at the Silverfest Alumni Weekend
in September. This year's event celebrated the 25th anniversary
of the Class of 1977. The Classes of 1982, 1987 and 1992 were also
honored.
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The festivites began on Wednesday with the Osteopathic Open. Forest
Akers Golf Course hosted a four-person scramble tournament that
helped raise money for the Alumni Association and for student loan
funds. The Open was sponsored by Metropolitan Hospital.
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Folks fill up on food at the tailgate party before the football
game vs. Northwestern.
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The fearsome foursome of James Deering, D.O., Robert Roty, M.D.,
Ken Edwards, D.O. and Ron Bishop, D.O.
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Friday night featured a dinner dance sponsored by Ingham Regional
Medical Center. The band Teen Angels performed classic hits as friends
and classmates reunited for a night of food and fun.
Folks came back on Saturday morning for a tailgate party before
the Spartan football team's win over Northwestern. The tailgate
was held near Demonstration Hall and was sponsored by Fifth Third
Bank. The alumni were joined in all the activities by current students
as well as faculty and staff.
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A CME course, including presentations from MSUCOM alumni and friends,
was also offered on Saturday morning before the game. In all, the
weekend was a tremendous success as old friends reminisced and new
friends were made.
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Members of the Class of 1977 at the
dinner dance included Joe Cook, Nick Abid, Shirley Harding, Jorge
Luna, Sara Myers-Dora |

Attending from the Class of 1992 were (l. to r.) Sheri Ewing, Marisa
Abbo, Marcy Schlinger, Laura Hershkowitz, Debbie Ondersma, David
Pawsat, Cathy Kerschen, Bill Cosgrove, and Anne Hoch
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