P E O P L E
Spotlight
Name: Brisma Chatelier.
Position: Assistant foreman in building services. Supervising 18 people to make sure several buildings, including Jadwin Physics, McDonnell, Schultz, Guyot, Lewis Thomas, Princeton Stadium and Fine, are clean.
Quote: "I like the people at Princeton. When I come in every morning, they smile at me."
Other interests: Spending time with his five children, drawing, and serving as an organist, Sunday School teacher and choir director at his church.
Staff obituary
Anthony Petryshin, a former technician at the Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory, died Feb. 18. He was 80.
A lifelong Hamilton resident, Petryshin was a machinist with American Bridge and U.S. Steel, retiring in 1976 after 37 years. He then worked in the engineering services section at the PPPL for 10 years, retiring in 1987.
Petryshin was a member of St. Mary of the Assumption Byzantine Catholic Church and its Holy Name Society, the Deutzville Civic Association and Deutzville Seniors, Catholic War Veterans Post 417, American Legion Post 93 and Citizens for a Better Hamilton. He enjoyed gardening, fishing and going to Atlantic City.
Survivors include his wife, Margaret Petryshin; and a daughter, Margaret Kobos, of Hamilton Square. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Mary of the Assumption Byzantine Catholic Church, 411 Adeline St., Trenton, NJ 08611.
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March 4, 2002
Vol. 91, No. 18
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Contents
In the news
• Alumni Day
2002
• University presents
highest awards to four top students
• Listening critical
for parents in post-Sept. 11 world
• Firestone tire case
demonstrates that labor strife affects product quality
People
• Employees honored
for dedication and service
• Hattie Black reaches
half-century mark
• Furth was pioneer in
fusion
• People,
spotlight
• Briefs
Sections
• Spotlight
• By the
numbers: Service Recognition Awards
• Nassau
Notes
• Calendar
of events
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