Retirement-Age Fermilab Physicists        updated  Aug. 27, 2008  carrigan@fnal.gov (subject line must be sensible)

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The next quarterly lunch will be October 8, 2008. Possible topic "Retiree Medical Benefits".

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Albright, Carl                          albright@fnal.gov
Ankenbrandt, Chuck            ankenbrandt@fnal.gov
Atac,  Muzaffer                       matac@fnal.gov
Bardeen, Bill                           bardeen@fnal.gov
Bartlett, J. F.                           bartlett@fnal.gov
Binkley, Morris                       Binkley@fnal.gov
Bogert, Dixon                          bogert@fnal.gov
Brenner, Al                              abrenner@ida.org
Brown, Chuck                       chuckb@fnal.gov
Carey, Dave                         davec@fnal.gov
Carrigan, Dick                     carrigan@fnal.gov
Chrisman, Bruce                   chrisman@fnal.gov
Eartly, David                       deartly@fnal.gov
Edwards, Don                     edwards@fnal.gov
Elias, John                           elias@fnal.gov
Ellyn, Alex                          aelwyn@yahoo.com
Fowler, Bill                         banlfowler@aol.com
Gelfand, Norman                 gelfand@fnal.gov
Getz, Don                              708-210-9549
Goldwasser, Ned              egoldwas@uiuc.edu
Griffin, Jim                         jgriffin.enteract@rcn.com
Groves, Thomas                  el.tomaso@ntsource.com
Hanft, Raymond                  hanft@fnal.gov  
Johnson, Marvin                   mjohnson@fnal.gov
Johnson, Roland                   rol@fnal.gov
Jovanovich, Drasko              draskoj@aol.com
Koepke, Karl                       karlkil@earthlink.net
Kolb, Rocky                        rocky.kolb@uchicago.edu
Kondo, Kunitaka                 kondo@fnal.gov
Kuchnir, Moyses                 kuchnir@fnal.gov
Lach, Joe                             lach@fnal.gov
Lederman, Leon                  ederman@fnal.gov
Lennox, Arlene                     alennox@fnal.gov
MacLachlan, Jim                  maclachlan@fnal.gov
Malamud, Ernie                    malamud@foothill.net
Martin, Phil                          pmartin@fnal.gov
Mazur, Peter                       mazur@fnal.gov
Mills, Fred                           fredmills@mailaps.org
Mishina, Masanori               mishina@fnal.gov
Nash, Tom                         nash@fnal.gov
Nezrick, Frank                   nezrick@fnal.gov
Ohnuma, Sho                     ohnuma@phys.hawaii.edu
Orr, Rich                            richorr@olypen.com
Peoples, John                     peop@fnal.gov
Peters, Bob                        rpeters@fnal.gov
Pewitt, Gail                        pewitt@ameritech.net
Pruss, Stan                        pruss@fnal.gov
Read, Linc                         lincandpat@comcast.net
Reardon, Paul        reardonsflamenj@worldnet.att.net
Ritchie, Dave                    ritchie@fnal.gov
Rubinstein, Roy                   royr@fnal.gov
Shea, Mike                            mike@shea.cc
Slaughter, Jean                         slaughter@fnal.gov
Smart, Wesley                         smart@fnal.gov
Stanfield, Ken                          stanfield@fnal.gov
Stefanski, Ray                       stefanski@fnal.gov
Stutte, Linda                            stutte@fnal.gov
Teng, Lee                                teng@aps.anl.gov
Theriot, Dennis                       denther@verizon.net
Tollestrup, Alvin                     alvin@fnal.gov
Turkot, Frank                        pturkot@juno.com 
VanGinneken, Andreas       vangin@fnal.gov
Voyvodic, Lou                   voyvodic@fnal.gov
Wehmann, Alan                 Wehmann@fnal.gov
Baker, Win                        winbaker@fnal.gov
Yamada, Ryuji.                   yamada@fnal.gov
Yamanouchi, Taiji               taijiy@netzero.com
Young, Don                        dyoung4513@aol.com

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Recent letters

From Sho Ohnuma
Frank Zimmermann at CERN is the editor of
PRST Accelerator.  He wanted me to write
something about old days of Fermilab.
I told him that he should approach others
(Lee Teng, Don Edwards, Fred Mills, ...)
who are better qualified.  When I ride a bus
here, people always stand up to yield a seat.
I felt the same way; I'm glad some people
show respect but at the same time, I'm a bit
disappointed that I am regarded as an old man.
I suppose this is inevitable, achieving four
scores and some in life.  I had a dinner with
Taiji and Pat (her treat) during my stay in
the area.

Sho