[piil.GED] Nævner i et brev til Jens Hansen Piil en Morbroder Carl. Hvis morbroder??? Det er ikke sansynligt at det er Jens' Morbroder, da 3 søskende er kendte, uden nogen indikation på flere søskende. Muligvis hans egen, eller Marie Piils.
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NOTE \li100 Født:
Den 22 juli 1836Navn:
Anders Piil, uægteDøbt:
Døbt i Kirken 9de Søndag efter Trinitatis,
CONC 31te juli 1836Forældre:
Pigen Kirsten AndersDatter Piil i Bjerremark, som Barnefader
CONC blev udlagt
Ungkarl Jens Hansen af NyenyebyFaddere:
Gaardmanden Rasmus Hansen, Rasmus Albrichtsen og Hans
CONC Eilsersen(?) alle
af Bjerremark. Baaret af pigen Anne Lisbeth Jørgensd.
CONC hos Jørgen Snog(?)
i Vindebye.
_CREDIBILITY 100
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Samtlige personer i husstanden
Svendborg, Sunds, Svendborg Købstad, Svendborg købstad, Vestergade nr. 79, forhus 1.fam, FT-1890, C6157
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Caroline Hansen\tab 24 \tab Ugift\tab Datter\tab\tab\tab\tab\tab Svendborg
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Senior Consultant with International Harvester Company. He traveled extensively in the USA and Europe on business. In the late 1970's, he traveled to Copenhagen on business and was very impressed with the country.
Robert died of ventricular arrhytmia, coronary artery disease on April 10, 1980 in Palatine, Illinois
She live in Palatine, Illinois, USA, which is a suburb of Chicago, Illinois.
[piil.GED] Oprettede i 1760 Rebslagerbanen bag huset i Troense, Grønnegade 23. Som nu er flyttet og står på Bregninge bakke ved kirken
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Tvilling.
Ingen børn.
Oplysninger sendt i 2009:
John D. Christesen, Professor of Management and Chairman of the Department of Business at SUNY Westchester Community College holds the Joseph and Sophia Abeles Distinguished Chair of Business. He earned his B.A. in Economic Theory from Hunter College, his M.B.A. (with Distinction) from The Lubin School, Pace University and holds a Doctor of Industrial Management (Honoris Causa) from the University of Industrial Management. Post Graduate Studies were at Columbia University Teacher’s College, Pace University Urban Institute, and Holyoke Community College.
He is past President of the New York State Association of Two Year Colleges and served as the first President of the Northeastern Association of Two Year Colleges. He currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of Alpha Beta Gamma International Business Honor Society. He is on the adjunct faculty of Mercy College and Iona College. He Co-authored The Complete Resume Handbook, wrote the AVT Business Program Design Multimedia Business Course for Harcourt Brace., The Teacher’s Guide for Economics, Taxation, Banking and Business Organization for Eyegate Publishers; Introduction to Business for Prentice Hall Media, Management Miscellany for Collegium Book Publishers, Inc., and the Computertized Text Bank for Weirich’s Management for McGraw Hill.Other work experience includes Butler Lumber, Lever Brothers Company (in sales, finance and fiscal divisons) and The Cycle Circus, Inc. Consulting activities ranged from FLEXA (French Export Assn, Paris) , Institute for Human Management Alternatives, Brunetta Report, Proftech Corporation, American Data Corporation, College Financial Systems, Advantage Travel and hundreds of small businesses. He has consulted for the New York State Department of Education. He was appointed to the White House Commission on Small Business and Chaired the Urban Development Corporation’s Lewisboro Housing Commission.
He has served on the Board of Directors of Alpha Beta Gamma, Inc., Investment Properties Corporation (Naples Fla), CPS, Inc., Goldmark Plastics Inc., Compuweather Concepts, Inc.; Proftech Corporation, The Westchester Minority Development Corporation, NYSATYC., Inc., and BioMedical Concepts, Inc. and RewardWorld.com, Inc. He currently chairs the Collegiate Advisory Board of Hudson Valley Bank.
He is or has been affiliated with the American Management Association, the National Association of Business Economists, the American Association of Community Colleges, the National Society of Literature and the Arts., the National Economics Club, Washington DC; the Academy of Management, the Association of MBA Execs.; Delta Mu Delta Graduate Honor Society; the Assn. For Supervision and Curriculum Development, and the American Academy of Arts and Letters.
He is listed in, Who’s Who in American Education and Who’s Who in Finance and Industry, Who’s Who in America and Who’s Who in the World. Prof. Christesen has received over 40 honors and distinctions including the Medallion Award in Education and the Gene Winter Outstanding Professor of New York.
Prof. Christesen lives in Bronxville New York.
Fra hans død (oversat fra engelsk):
I 40 år var John Denis Christesen en elsket professor ved SUNY Westchester Community College (WCC.). Han ledede sine klasser i sin velkendte blå blazer og hvide skjorte, han underviste i business-klasser og var kendt for sin ærede klasse af "Principles of Management."
På WCC's smukke campus opmuntrede og gav han alle studerende muligheder for at forfølge deres drømme for at forbedre deres liv såvel som deres familier gennem videregående uddannelse. Han havde vejledt og undervist tusindvis af studerende i sin karriere.
Som teenager i Bronx arbejdede John altid hårdt og ledte efter muligheder for at forbedre sit og sin families liv. Da han voksede op, arbejdede han mange deltidsjobs fra at levere mælk til familier på femte sals lejligheder til at være personlig assistent for prominente New Yorkere. Han troede altid på at forbedre dig selv gennem hårdt arbejde og uddannelse.
Efter at have dimitteret fra Lehman College, på det tidspunkt kun en stipendieinstitution, begyndte John sin iværksætterkarriere. Efter mange års opbygning af en cykelimport- og detailforretning sammen med sin bror, opnåede han en Executive MBA og en doktorgrad i industriel ledelse. Hans passion var virksomhedsledelse, og i mange år, mens han uddannede studerende, nød han også en succesfuld karriere inden for ledelsesrådgivning.
Han startede som adjungeret professor og blev til sidst formand for Business Department på WCC, og han sluttede aldrig sin glæde ved at vejlede studerende til at vokse og trives. I løbet af sin karriere udviklede han adskillige stipendieprogrammer for sine afgangsstuderende til fireårige institutioner. Fra lokale gymnasier og universiteter til verdenskendte Ivy League-skoler, sikrede han muligheder for sine bedste studerende til at fortsætte deres uddannelse og ændre deres liv. Hans mission var at give eleverne muligheder for at forbedre deres liv uanset deres økonomiske status eller etnicitet.
Hans hengivenhed og succes i sin akademiske karriere blev bemærket ved, at han modtog den første udnævnelse af Joseph og Sophie Abeles Distinguished Chair of Business ved WCC, den første sådan pris til en business professor. Han modtog også Distinguished Professorship, hvis udnævnelse udgør en forfremmelse til New York State Universitys højeste akademiske rang og er tildelt af State University Board of Trustees.
Hans hengivenhed til studerende og deres akademiske sysler var også tydelig gennem hans lederskab som administrerende direktør for Alpha Beta Gamma, et internationalt æressamfund for studerende på toårige colleges. Strenge kvalifikationer samt en nominering fra et fakultetsmedlem var påkrævet for at studerende kunne blive en del af dette fornemme æressamfund. Studerende fra hele verden, der kvalificerede sig til at være medlemmer, blev benyttet af stipendiemuligheder og forretningsindsigt for at blive de næste ledere i forretningsverdenen.
Når han ikke underviste eller rådgiver studerende, forfattede han adskillige forretningsartikler og tidsskrifter. Han modtog over 40 priser og hædersbevisninger gennem hele sin karriere.
Uden for den akademiske verden nød han at fiske, spille orgel og male. Han overleves af sin livspartner Paul Cunningham, tvillingesøster Joan og søster Rosalie. Fordøde var hans brødre Carl og Donald.
Mindetekst fra nettet:
Beloved husband, eldest of six boys, father to three children, grandfather to twelve and great grandfather to eight, Jack Conroy passed into his eternal home on September 5th, 2022.
Born in Chicago in 1937, Jack attended Mount Carmel High School (’55) where he received a Fred B. Snite scholarship at any Catholic University. Jack chose the University of Notre Dame, where he graduated in 1959. Thereafter he received a Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship to study Philosophy at Fordham University, collecting both an MA and the love of his life, Joan. After a short experience in teaching at Iona College in New Rochelle, NY, he temporarily abandoned higher education when Jack’s Uncle Ed, owner of Marhoefer Construction, asked him to move to Naples in 1963 (population at the time of about 7,000) for a six-month stint to complete several jobs. Jack and Joan never left, and Naples became their home.
While at Marhoefer Construction, Jack constructed many local buildings, including the first major expansion of the Naples Community Hospital, the Edgewater Beach Hotel, the Cove Inn and St. Ann Church, where they have been parishioners since its completion.
In 1969, Jack turned his attention to real estate. His analytical mind attracted him to commercial real estate, and in 1976 he founded Investment Properties Corporation (IPC). His thirst for knowledge led him to become the first CCIM (Certified Commercial Investment Member) in Naples and it rekindled his desire for teaching. Jack taught CCIM courses nationally for 25 years and many senior CCIMs in Naples have been in his classes. As a commercial Realtor, Jack developed many local projects including The Commons, Northgate Village, Patriot Square and Page Field Medical Village.
Throughout his professional life, Jack was fully invested in the Naples community. He was on the Board and President of many community associations including the Tri-County Builders Association (predecessor to today’s CBIA), the Naples Area Chamber of Commerce and the Naples Area Board of Realtors (NABOR). He spent over ten years as Chairman of the Collier County Affordable Housing Advisory Committee, and was inducted into the Junior Achievement Business Leadership Hall of Fame in 2001. In 2020, he was awarded the NABOR Commercial Realtor Achievement Award.
While teaching CCIM courses fulfilled his desire for analytical instruction, Jack loved teaching philosophy, and throughout his early years in Naples, he taught as an adjunct professor for both Edison Community College and Barry University.
Beginning in 1992 Jack and Joan spent summers at Notre Dame taking Master’s level courses in Theology, where he was offered a scholarship to attend the University full-time. This opportunity led him to retire at 65 years of age and return to his beloved University to secure a Ph.D. in Theology, which was awarded seven years later in 2008. After graduating, he taught theology and scripture for the Blessed Edmund Rice School and Barry University.
Through the years, Jack remained involved in St. Ann Church. He served as a lector, participated in the RCIA program, wrote weekly for the church bulletin and spoke regularly on Scripture. He was passionate about overcoming historical Christian Anti-Judaism and co-chaired the Catholic-Jewish Dialogue of Collier County for seven years. Jack wrote and published two novels about the life of Paul and the development of the Early Church: The Sign of the Cross and The First Thousand Years.
Above all, Jack is remembered as a man of great integrity, intellect, wisdom, and family devotion. His love for family is expressed in these lines from a poem he wrote many years ago:
It is impossible to become a self
Except with others,
Except with the personmaking role
Of the family.
Every time I think of how smart
God is,
I think of how he used the Family to
create his world.
Jack passed from this world surrounded by his family. He is survived by his wife, Joan, his son Tom Conroy (Kim), his daughter MaryZoe Bowden (Bill), and his daughter Kristin Conroy (Kevin). He was also blessed with twelve grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Tvilling.
E-mail sendt til Jens Kr. Kjær Krogsgaard den 5. juli 2009:
Dear Jens, after reading the emails from my siblings to you, I thought I'd introduce myself and my family. I'm Joan Christesen Conroy, John's twin. We'll be 73 in July. While living in New York with my siblings, I met the love of my life, John (Jack) T Conroy, Jr., who was studying at Fordham University, which is located only a few miles from our home. We married and he taught Philosophy but for a short time when he decided to go into the business world. We moved to Chicago, IL, (where he was born and his parents and siblings lived) and joined a general contractor in the accounting office. Within a year, 1963, we were asked to move to Naples Florida, where the company was a major force in area's condominium and commercial development. In 1969, Jack elected to enter the commercial real-estate business, where he continued to develop buildings and subdivisions. He retired in 2002, and returned to The University of Notre Dame (from which he had graduated in 1959) and secured a Ph.D. in Scripture in 2008. We spent over four years living in South Bend, Indiana, and were happy to return to Southwest Florida to our family and friends. We have three
children: Tom, 48, (an attorney) is married to Kim and they have four children. His eldest, John T. Conroy IV, just graduated from Notre Dame this past May and became engaged to his college sweetheart, Christine. They plan to be married next summer. Caitlin (19) is a sophomore at The University of Tampa this Fall. Patrick (16) and Michael (11) are both students at The Community School of Naples.
Mary Zoe, our second child, is 45, and married to Bill Bowden. They have six children. Mary Zoe has four children from a previous marriage and Bill two children from a previous marriage. Mary Zoe's children are Joan Isabelle,(20) a junior at Eckard College (in Florida); Alex (19) a sophomore at Belmont Abbey College in North Carolina; Kristin (17) and Zoe (16) both attend Seacrest Day Country School in Naples where Mary Zoe teaches literature and Spanish. She is presently ABD, hoping to get her PhD in a few years. Bill's children are Anthony, who graduated from the University of South Florida this past May and will be attending the Bristol Old Vic Theater (School) this Fall. Rachel (17) attends Seacrest with Kristin and Zoe. Our youngest daughter, Kristin, is married to Kevin Casey.
She is an attorney and works with her brother Tom at Conroy, Conroy and Durant. The firm specializes in real estate law. They have two children, Elissa, 9 ,and Liam, 7; both attend Osceola School. Jack and I have been blessed to have our whole family living in Naples.
This happens very seldom in the United States. We have celebrated all birthdays and holidays together for many years; and only lately miss those who are now in college. The family keeps me busy as well as church and community activities. It was so good to hear from you and see your family picture. I'll send you a family picture shortly.
Jack and I send our best regards, Joan