Peggy Ann Kraus Calitre

10 Mayfair Drive
Ramsey, NJ 07446
201-327-2404
Spouse: Philip  (BHS - 1952)
Children:       3 
Grandchildren:   2
 Year married:   1954
After graduation, Peggy became a Customer Service Representative for New Jersey Bell Telephone Company.  In October of 1954 Peggy and Phil Calitre were married and after the birth of their first child, in 1955, she left New Jersey Bell to be a "stay at home" mom.  Son Phil, and daughter Laura, were born in 1958 and 1959, respectively.  Raising the 3 children, coaching cheerleading and being a Den Mother for her son's Cub Scout den kept Peg pretty busy all through the '60's.  In 1970 she went back to work, this time for Valley Savings and Loan, and in 1977 became Secretary to the President of the bank.  She retired in 1983.
When asked how she's changed, she replies, "Well, I'm less talkative now, if you can believe it, and more introspective than I was in high school.  However, I haven't changed my outlook on life and am always inclined to be an optimist."
As for special achievements, Peggy would rate conducting/teaching  seminars on human relations as one of hers.   Her most unforgettable moment was being able to watch her son graduate from law school - the first lawyer in their family!
Peggy continues to do all sorts of things with her husband, her children and her grandchildren and just loves every minute of it.

Richard Kuenzler
3 Meadow Lane
Hamburg, NJ 07419
973-823-9782    
Spouse: Adeline
Children:      3        
Grandchildren:   4
 Year married  1963
I joined the United States Air Force after school and spent 4 years stationed in the Far East, Japan, and  Okinawa. After serving my tour I was stationed in Washington D.C. until I was discharged in 1957.I them went to work for Federal Electric Service and spent time on the Titan Missile Project building  Missle  Silos in the state of Washington.. From there I went to Europe where I spent time installing  Tropospheric Scatter Radio Systems for NATO. Most of my time was spent in Holland and Germany. When the project was finished I came home and met my Wife Adeline at the Jersey shore. We were married and started our family. We have a son Richard and twin girls Susan and Cindy. As they were growing up I decided to go to college under the Korean Veterans Bill. I attended  Fairleigh  Dickinson University and received a BS in Marketing and A MBA in Marketing. After graduation in 1972 I taught Business part time at  FDU and also taught at Essex Community  College. I always had the desire to open a business so my wife and I started a electrical wholesale business, founding Heritage Electrical Supply .At this time I also became interested in flying, I trained and received my Private Pilots License. My son and I purchased a Cherokee 140 and had many happy hours flying it. My wife and I spent 20 years in the electrical wholesale business. During our 20 years in the businessas a sideline and hobby my wife and I bought and sold, bred, raised and trained both QH and TB horses for sale and for our own use .We retired from Heritage Electric and I went into the construction business A.R.Richards for the next five years. When I reached 62 I retired I and keep myself busy with grandchildren, we have 4,and enjoy my first love fishing. I have had many important moments in life, meeting my wife, having children, seeing my newborn grandkids, all wonderful moments that as we grow older I appreciate more and more.