Chase Alumni: Looking for the Author, Bangkok, 9/11 deadline

 
 
 
Dear Reader,
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OOPS! OK, we're mortified. We downloaded an excellent story on 9/11 from one of our alumni without writing down his name. If you wrote about your team, which controlled the intraday credit risk in the US Dollar transaction processing businesses, please claim your authorship by writing to news@chasealum.org ASAP!
 
NEWS & EVENTS (PAST AND FUTURE)                                          
 
# This coming September 11th marks the 20th anniversary of 9/11. We welcome written and photographic accounts of your experience of the tragedy, as well as thoughts about how the event may have changed your life and perspective. Thank you to the alumni who have already sent us moving recollections. Please send yours no later than September 4, 2021 to news@chasealum.org.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
See photos of the steel superstructure taking shape at 270 Park Avenue for JPMorgan Chase's new headquarters tower. Photos by Michael Young in New York YIMBY.
 
 
 
# All our seats have been sold for Subway Series game to be played at CitiField on Friday, September 10, 2021. Digital tickets were forwarded to all purchasers. You must download the MLB Ballpark App on your phone or tablet to access the tickets. 
 
We have put together a compendium of past CAA events,   with links to photos (viewable only by dues-paying   CAA members). Of course, none of us has aged in these photos
(from 2005 to 2020). Until we meet again in person!
 
The alumni trip to Croatia/Italy has been postponed to October 2022. More information has been sent directly to registrants. 
 
 LIFE AFTER CHASE                                                                      
 
Read about the other two (or is it three and counting?) careers of Robert Aberlin, and learn how some Chase connections led from one thing to another in film, the dance world and education. Jim Adamson commented on the story, adding a great anecdote...worth a read!
 
 
 
MOMENTS IN BANK HISTORY                                                          
 
# Object of the Week: George Keenan sent us this photo of the first Chase branch in Bangkok, Thailand. "It was located in the downtown commercial district near the Chao Phraya River and the fabulous Oriental Hotel.  The branch moved to Siam Center where I was working in 1973." Click here to see more archival photos. (There are 49 photos in the collection, and you can peruse by clicking on either arrow.)
 
 
 
 
 
 
In the Room Where It Happened: Special thanks to former JPMorgan Chase Vice Chair Don Layton for a superb article, The Merger Name Game, with insights into why Chemical's name outlasted Manufacturers Hanover, Chemical gave way to Chase and JPMorgan Chase wasn't named Chase Morgan.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Read a brief history of the (brief) Chase REIT,
from Mich Araten.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Keith Wheatley isn't strictly a Chase alumnus, but he was the "Plant Man" and "Flower Man" at Woolgate House in the 1980s and 1990s. He hopes his recollections will trigger some others. (The photo is of him from around that era.)
 
Woolgate House #2: Another image has been added, of a sculpture in the courtyard.
 
 

Click for a master index to images of memorabilia we've gathered recently, from Manufacturers Hanover Trust,    Chemical Bank and Chase Manhattan. 

 
 
 
 
 
  IN MEMORIAM                                                                                

In Memoriams: Please send remembrances to news@chasealum.org

# Paul G. Farrell, one of four Farrell siblings who worked for JPMorgan Chase and former Foreign Exchange Sales Manager, died August 14, 2021 at the age of 67. He had a 35-year career at Chase.

 

 

 

We recently learned of the March 11, 2021 death of Rose Marie Markey, 89. She retired in 1992 as manager of the Chase Manhattan branch in Jefferson Valley (near Yorktown, NY) after decades with the bank.

 

 

We recently learned of the June 26, 2019 passing of Ann R. Leven, 79. She has a brief tenure as a VP at Chase Manhattan in the late 1970s between financial positions at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and a task force for President Ronald Reagan. She was a pioneer in the intersection of art and institutional finance.

 

 

Thomas C. Creamer, 72, who was assistant to Chase Manhattan Bank Chairman and CEO Thomas Labrecque, died of cancer on July 4, 2021.

 

 

 

 

Claude Pellegrino, 71, died June 12, 2021. He was a VP at Chase Manhattan in Treasury–Asset Liability Management and was a maverick in Risk Management, as father of NEMESIS in the late 1970s, for internal balance sheet accrual risk analysis.  

 

 

 

A. Cushman "Cush" May, who left his mark on Chase Manhattan serving in Asia from 1968 to 1975, died in Connecticut on June 5, 2021. He was 87. Read his In Memoriam and the moving (and sometimes funny) tributes from those who reported to him. As alumna Gillian Van Schaick wrote to us, "I wish I had known Cush May! Cush was by all accounts a wonderful man, colleague, boss and friend.  It is impressive that so many former Chase colleagues felt moved to write!  Clearly a life well-lived."

 
How Best to Use the CAA Membership Directory              
 
If you have not done so recently, please update the information in your profile, so that the CAA and other members would be better able to contact you. Using the Membership Directory is a privilege of dues-paying CAA members.
 
Now get a refresher on how to best use the membership directory to find an individual or groups of individuals you would like to contact. (Note that only dues-paying members have access to the directory.).
 
To get to the directory, log in at www.chasealum.org. On the home page menu, click on Membership and then Member Directory.
 
When searching by name, or in any of the other search areas, we advise starting by putting in less information in the search field. For example, if you want to find William Smith, type only Smith in the Search by Name box; if you put in “William Smith” and he is calling himself Bill Smith in his profile, you will not find him.
 
If you want to find members who live near you, enter the city, state or country (or any combination) under Location. The Years at Chase search is very valuable. Type in 1996-2005, for instance, and you will find everyone who worked for the bank (including heritage banks) during those years. You can narrow your search by also typing in a location or job title.
 
Once you have entered the search words, click on Search at the bottom of the page. When members’ names appear, click on their names to obtain more detailed information about them.
 
If you have any problem with any of this, contact Ken Jablon at jablonkt@aol.com.
 
As always: If the links do not work for you, you can always access the latest stories by logging on to CAA's web site.

If you have any questions, please send an e-mail to Ken Jablon or call Ken (during normal working hours) at 212-799-9525.

By the by: Don't forget to explore the rest of the CAA Web site. Just click on the home page menu buttons to find the news archive, photo album, membership directory, past In Memoriams and benefit information.

The Board of the Chase Alumni Association  
           
 
 





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