La Ferrera, Virginia
Still married to Lee, have three children and six grandchildren who still live and work in the Livingston area. Five years ago I reached my goal in life and moved to an island in southwest Florida and became a beach bum. I have a great part time job and the rest of the time you can find me across the street on the beach. (Last update 1/23/08)

Laurilliard Locascio, Diane
Deceased.

From the Star-Ledger, 10/29/18
Diane LoCascio (nee Laurilliard), 67, of Lebanon, N.J., formerly of Livingston, N.J., passed away on Saturday, Oct. 27, 2018, at her home. Diane is survived by her husband, Sebastian “Julie” LoCascio; her children, Julie Ann DiGiacomo and her husband, Michael, and Paul LoCascio and his wife, Geradina, and by her grandchildren, Michael Simon, Ava, Anthony, and Rocco.

Lenox Smith, Ellen (ellen.smith2@gmail.com)
Now 72, I still work as co-director for Cannabis Advocacy for the country for the US Pain Foundation and continue advocacy work in our State of RI to improve legislation for patients for medical use. I continue to work out – in the pool four times a week, and walking when or stationary bike on the other days. I am still happily married, a mother of four adult sons, and now five grandchildren. I live with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome but live and enjoy life despite the medical challenges I cope with. (Last update: 10/30/22). 40th Reunion attendee.

Levy Mayer, Barbara (barbarafmayer@gmail.com)
Ron & I still live in Livingston, so we’ve seen a lot of changes. I’ve just retired from my job as a teacher assistant in Montclair, & I’m finding other things to occupy my time besides my weekly singing rehearsals. We have 3 grandsons – 2 from our older son in Westfield, & the latest from our younger son who lives in London. Hopefully we’ll be traveling more often across the pond! Our daughter is living in Brooklyn with her boyfriend. Looking forward to catching up next month! (Last update 8/15/08) 40th & 50th Reunion attendee.

Lieb Feldman, Carin
Deceased.

From Obits.nj.com:
Deeply beloved and loving wife, mother, and Bubbie On November 7th, Carin Bea Feldman (‘nee Lieb) of Half Moon Bay, California, known as “Bubbie” to her family who loved her, peacefully passed away with her husband and children by her side. She was the beloved wife, best friend and partner of 50 years, of Dr. Paul R. Feldman, loving mother of Mimi Kravetz (and Mimi’s husband Lee Kravetz) of Berkeley, CA and son, Shane H. Feldman (and Shane’s wife Julie Tibbitt) currently of Laurel, MD, and deeply beloved Bubbie of Sabine Hava Feldman, Elliott Tibbitt Feldman, Alec Sawyer Kravetz, Chloe Willa Kravetz, and Lily Marie Tibbitt. Carin was also a loving sister of the late Cynthia Lieb, Hilarie Lieb (and her husband Morrie Goldman) and Irwin Lieb (and his wife Elise Lieb) and sister-in-law to Bonnie Feldman (surviving spouse of Paul’s older brother, Sidney Feldman), Laura (surviving spouse of Paul’s younger brother, Craig Feldman). She was highly adored and deeply cherished by numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. While Carin most recently resided in Half Moon Bay, California, she and Paul had many wonderful homes, friendships and communities over the years, including in Connecticut, Virginia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, and her birth home in New Jersey. Carin’s love of life, endless energy, warmth, optimism and strength of character lifted and inspired everyone around her. She taught those who had the opportunity to know her about the importance of making others feel good about themselves. Carin saw the beauty of people, and treated the present as a gift. She befriended people everywhere she went and made lasting friendships. In 1972, Carin graduated from Adelphi University with a Bachelors in Speech Pathology, and in 1975 from Brooklyn College with a Masters in Speech & Language Pathology. She held an exceptional decades-long career in her profession, and worked in every aspect of the field. She worked with people of all ages and backgrounds at schools for the Deaf, at an ENT practice, at hospital rehab programs, at Georgetown University Pediatrics, and in foreign-accent reduction with business professionals. She taught at George Washington University, Gallaudet University and Loyola University, and she continued to supervise countless graduate students right up until her last days. She also taught American Sign Language to those who wanted to be a part of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. She traveled to India with Smile Train to help cleft-palate patients. Among her proudest accomplishments was helping build and manage the speech program at the JEWELS school in Baltimore, an inclusive Jewish school for children with and without special needs. Her impact on each individual she worked with, and each student she mentored, was profound and will have lasting influence on them and those they, in turn, help.

Liedtke Klotz, Lois (Gina)(willowfl@msn.com)
I’m enjoying life with my husband of 45 years. We live in a beach town in SW Florida on the Gulf of Mexico since 1998. I continue managing our 18 rental units as well as enjoying more college classes. My first book was published this past July and I’m working on a second book now. My son will be 50 (!) on his next birthday. I have a 17 year old grandson and a 15 year old granddaughter. They all live in Westchester County, NY. (Last update 12/6/20) 40th & 50th Reunion attendee.

Lipkin, Douglas (douglipkin@att.net)
Retired 3 years ago and I am enjoying retirement between California and eastern Florida. I couldn’t attend the 50th reunion since I was headed to our place in Florida on October 3rd. Hope you all had a happy 50th reunion. (Last update 9/15/18) 40th Reunion attendee.

Logan Molinaro, Linda
I’m living in Stroudsburg, PA. with my husband of almost 35 years. I have two married sons and 3 beautiful grandchildren. (Last update 3/17/07) 40th Reunion attendee.

Lomax, Ken
Joined the Navy after high school, then went back to school and met my wife Robyn (married 31 years). I graduated with my BS in Business Admin and worked for 17 years with Jersey Central Power & Light Co., then took an early retirement. We have three great kids, now adults: my son Sean (married) and 2 daughters Kristy and Heather. All three have Bachelors degrees and Heather has completed her Masters. I appeared briefly (don’t sneeze or you will miss it) in the movie The Royal Tennenbaums and I’m now waiting for my next right script. For the past six yearsI’ve been working back where I was in high school, as Recreation Supervisor of the Livingston Recreation & Parks Department. I have come full circle. (Last update 3/25/07) 40th Reunion attendee.

Lombardo, William (walombardo@gmail.com)
After college at Bradley U in Peoria Ill., drafted but ended up in the Air National Guard. After active duty ==returned to Chicago. Joined Chrysler Corporation. Spent the next 35 years as a sales / marketing exec, working at- or managing Regional Offices in Chicago, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, Houston and Dallas. Along the way I acquired: 1 Lovely wife, 1 MBA, 2 beautiful daughters ( and now twin grandsons). Did a fair amount of traveling. Owned and learned to sail a sailboat on Lake Michigan. Retired from Chrysler (now FCA) in Dallas Texas -where I now live– but continue to work as a consultant to a retail auto dealership group. Hope all attendees are doing well and that you had a great 50th Reunion. (Last update 9/13/18) 40th Reunion attendee.

Lutsky Bork, Linda (intofrogs@gmail.com)
I moved to central Florida in 2005 and retired from Oracle software in 2006. Although my husband passed away in 2010, I am still very involved with his children and grandchildren. In 2011 I was elected president of the synagogue, a position I still hold today.
My life changed once again when I met John soon after his wife passed away. What began as a friendship blossomed into love, and we were married on June 6, 2015. We feel so lucky to have found each other and to have a new beginning at our age. As I write this, we are in the process of building a new home. We will be moving from Leesburg to Ocala in May 2018. (Last update 2/8/18) 40th Reunion attendee.