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Dear Reader,
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Spaces are going fast.
JPMorgan Chase is making available its 13th floor space at 383 Madison Avenue (southeast corner of Madison Avenue and East 47th Street) for us to have a gathering on Thursday, October 14, 2021, 5:30-7:30 pm. The reception is free, but attendance is limited to 50 people and you must be a dues-paying CAA member. You must be vaccinated and willing to wear a mask (except when eating or drinking). Chase Legend Mike Esposito is planning to attend!
 # Pay Tribute to Your Mentor: Did you have a mentor at the bank who helped shape your career, values and interests, someone who went beyond just being your boss? We invite you to pay tribute to that individual in a short essay. You must write about an employee of Chase, Chemical, Manny Hanny, Bank One or the other banks that are the heritage of JPMorgan Chase. Please include specifics. If you have a photo of yourself with your mentor, please send it. Essays must be sent to news@chasealum.org by 5 pm (Eastern) on Sunday, November 21st. The feature will run on Thanksgiving Weekend.
NEWS & EVENTS (PAST AND FUTURE)
 9/11: Twenty Years Later
As we approach the somber anniversary, we are sharing a diverse group of essays and shorter recollections by Chase alumni.
Part One features stories by Stephen Eulie, Robert Gordon, Karen Ann McDermott, Chris Carlin, John Rakowski, James Paddon, Ed Moran and Fred McCarthy. Part One also contains links to articles on 9/11 we have run in the past, including an interview with Charlie Maikish.
# Part Two offers a just-added essay by Mike Prasad, plus stories by Peter Dodds, Gene Swanzey, Tom Mulligan, Susan Friedland Mittler, Ralph Aiello, Robert C. Carroll, Penny Quinn, Paul Quinn, Gail Cieszkiewicz and, from the October 2001 print issue of the Chase Alumni Association newsletter, writing from Hans van den Houten, Janet Besso Becker and Tony Zenna.
We thank everyone who contributed. If you still have a recollection you want to add–or a comment on the articles already posted–please send it to news@chasealum.org.
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 See photos from the Subway Series game Chase alumni attended at CitiField on Friday, September 10, 2021. Yankee fans were not happy: The Mets won 10-2!
 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).
►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!
 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.)
Click for a master index to images of memorabilia we've gathered recently, from Manufacturers Hanover Trust, Chemical Bank and Chase Manhattan.
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IN MEMORIAM
In Memoriams: Please send remembrances to news@chasealum.org
 # Ann M. Ahern, a former VP in corporate human resources at Chase Manhattan who worked for the bank for 47 years, died in Manhattan on September 15, 2021, age 88. Read the touching appreciations of her.
 The CAA mourns the death of its longtime member William (Bill) J. Crusoe, who died on July 31 2021 at the age of 73.
 Peter R. Vermylen died on September 1, 2021 of Parkinson's Disease, at the age of 72. He had been a VP and division executive at Chase Manhattan for more than a decade before joining Salomon as an investment banker in 1986.
 Charles (Charlie) McCabe Jr., who, in his 31 years at Manufacturers Hanover Trust, Chemical and Chase, founded the MHT Corporate Challenge races and retired from Chase as executive vice president of marketing and corporate communications, died at home on August 30, 2021. He was 84.
 Joseph L. Searles III built minority-owned businesses throughout New York as a VP at Manufacturers Hanover in the 1980s...but that was only one of his careers. He died on July 26, 2021 at the age of 79, having been a pro football player, the first black stock broker on the floor of the NYSE, a protegé of New York's Mayor Lindsay, government official and non-profit leader.
 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.
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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