December 2022

Warmest holiday wishes from Keystone College!
Please accept our heartfelt gratitude for your friendship and continued support. We hope you enjoy a healthy, happy 2023.

State Grant Received 
Through a partnership with La Plume Township, Keystone College is the beneficiary of  $1,000,000 from the State Redevelopment Assistance Capital Program for Phase II of the Keystone College Living Learning Educational Complex.

KEYSTONE ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT
Lisa Tizzoni ’77
Lessons learned at Keystone really do last a lifetime.
 Lisa uses precious gems of wisdom from legendary Professor Anita Appleton as co-owner of Mercantile22, a modern general store in Tunkhannock. Celebrating its fourth anniversary as part of the burgeoning downtown business district, the store has something for everyone.
“Not only did [Anita] impart to me a great, general all-purpose view of accounting practices, but many life lessons, as well,” said Lisa, who received a business certificate from Keystone that nourished her entrepreneurial spirit and her passion to focus on a new career.

The Professor Anita S. Appleton Scholarship is available to junior accounting students at Keystone. Contact Mary Stremski in the Office of Institutional Advancement for more information at mary.stremski@keystone.edu.
                                                                                              
KEYSTONE ALUMNI IN MEMORIAM
Timothy Michael Cardwell '87
July 05, 1967 - December 21, 1988 
Timothy (Tim) Michael Cardwell, sports enthusiast, musician, actor, theater technician, and soldier, was one of the 35 Syracuse University students who perished on Pan Am Flight 103. A junior at Syracuse University in the College of Visual and Performing Arts, Tim's broad range of interests was a testimony to his versatility. He graduated from Keystone Junior College, which he had attended on a Presidential Scholarship, in 1987. While at Keystone, he was captain of the soccer team and was a member of the wrestling team and karate club. He also sang in the chorus and worked in the theater group. He received the Best Actor Award in 1987.

Correction to November 2022 Newsletter:
Hal Miller is a graduate of Keystone Class 1957 and is the self-appointed Chairman of the Keystone Alumni Association of Nantucket,  MA.

 
 
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