Jul 2, 2003
Lafayette Mourns the Passing of Joe Marhefka ’24
Lafayette mourns the passing of Joe Marhefka ’24 of Easton, the College’s oldest alumnus, who died Monday, June 30, in Easton Hospital. He was 101. A memorial…
Lafayette mourns the passing of Joe Marhefka ’24 of Easton, the College’s oldest alumnus, who died Monday, June 30, in Easton Hospital. He was 101. A memorial…
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