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Dear Reader,
Survey
 We are considering organizing a docent-led group tour of the upcoming exhibit
Two Centuries of Banking: The Enduring
Partnership of Brown Brothers Harriman at the New-York Historical Society (77th Street and Central Park West) in October.
If you are interested, please fill out this SurveyMonkey by 5 pm, Monday, September 24. The cost will be $25 for non-senior adults, $20 for seniors. The tour is one hour, but admission to the rest of the museum is included.
Please remember: Becoming a member or renewing membership is not sufficient for attending the October 23rd reception. You must register online.
CAA NYC with Art Ryan on October 23:
Register Now
 Former Chase President Art Ryan is scheduled to attend the members-only CAA NYC Reception on Tuesday, October 23, 2018. It will be our last opportunity to have an event in the current building at 270 Park Avenue, which JPMorgan is tearing down to make room for a new tower.
You must be logged in to register, and you must register to attend.
If you worked at of with Chase in Japan, please use the Japan link below.
Konichiwa! Also on October 23, 2018;
Register Now
 A special space will be set apart on Tuesday, October 23, 2018 for a reunion of alumni who worked at or with Chase in Japan. Eshagh Shaoul and John Ward are organizing the reunion. If you are part of the Chase Japan group, RSVP through the Chase Japan link. You must be logged in to register.
Life (During &) After Chase: James Lynch, Explorer
A documentary about Lynch's latest expedition–to the land of the Chachapoya "Warriors of the Clouds" in Peru–will be aired on the Travel Channel on Tuesday, October 16, 2018 at 10 pm. (This photo shows someone from a different tribe.)
Life After Chase: Ken Kraetzer
Radio and Social Media Man
 Read how Kraetzer is working with various media to celebrate veterans and capture interviews with
business and military leaders.
100% Attendance at Bend, OR Reunion
Hans van den Houten, Peter Holzer, Tony Lord and Tim McGinnis, all CAA members spending summers in Bend, Oregon.
In Memoriams:
Please send remembrances to news@chasealum.org
Brian Jewson, 61
 Jewson worked in International Payments and Money Transfers in the 1990s.
John A.F. Dean, 68
 We were only just informed of the passing of Dean in 2014. During his eight years with Chase Manhattan, he ran European M&A out of London.
Mark T. Hughes, 59
 We were only just informed of the passing of Hughes in 2011. He worked at Chase for some 20 years, in project finance and securities analysis.
Bill Rottino, 75
 The longtime CAA member and 27-year veteran of Chase died July 23, 2018.
James Minty, 81
 Jim Minty headed branch operations and branch sales. He died on July 21, 2018.
Robert Slighton, 85
 The former Chief International Economist for Chase died on June 24, 2018. A Memorial Service will be held in September in Princeton, NJ.
Richard Boyle, 72
 Richard Boyle, for many years a Chase IT executive, died on July 17, 2018.
Larry Potts, 74
 Larry Potts, a veteran Credit Officer at Chase Manhattan, died unexpectedly on July 8, 2018.
Read the tributes.
Joe Ciappina, 86
 Rudi Bogni sent in an In Memoriam for his late friend, who died in June 2018. Ciappina was an Operations Manager.
Life After Chase: Boudewijn Mohr
 Mohr recently published a memoir about his route from Chase Manhattan to work for UNICEF in Africa. Read about it!
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