July 14, 2005 :: No. 4

Placentia resident John W. Sibley, acting city manager for the city of Orange, is the new president of the Cal State Fullerton Alumni Association 2004-05 Board of Directors. He graduated in 1975 with a master of public administration degree.

Joining him are: President-Elect and Anaheim resident Kristin Crellin (B.A. history ’95), executive director of community and school relations for the Orange County Teachers Federal Credit Union; Immediate Past President and West Covina resident Ed Hays (B.A. business administration-finance ’89), attorney; Vice President of Finance and Laguna Niguel resident Greg Nelson (B.A. English ’74), first vice president of Washington Mutual Insurance Services Inc.; Vice President of Membership and Marketing and Fullerton resident Bobbi Rice (B.A. communications ’82), president of B.P. Rice & Co.; and Vice President of Programs and Fullerton resident Verne D. Wagner (B.A. business administration ’77).

Completing the board as directors are: Irvine resident David L. De Filippo (B.A. business administration ’92), vice president and regional team leader for Orange County Union Bank; Orange resident Annete Feliciani (B.A. business administration-finance ’80), president of AEF Systems Consulting Inc.; Whittier resident Albert J. Garcia (B.A. political science ’96), attorney; Oceanside resident Patrick Gough (B.A. history ’80), colonel in the 1st Marine Expeditionary Force; Fullerton resident Mary Louise Hlavac (B.A. business administration ’80), accounting manager of integrated defense systems for Boeing; Newport Beach resident Kathleen Marshel-Taylor (B.A. business administration-marketing ’82), senior vice president/Southern California division manager for Chase Manhattan Mortgage Corp. Corona Del Mar resident David Murray (B.A. music ’81), vice president of private banking for Northern Trust Bank of California; and Melbourne, Fla. resident Susan Stewart (B.A. communications ’04), president of Mercedes Homes Mortgage Division.

The CSUF Alumni Association represents more than 155,000 CSUF graduates, with a mission of encouraging alumni pride in association with the university, developing alumni interest and involvement, and promoting personal advocacy and long-term support for and investment in CSUF, its people and its programs.

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