Passaic Valley High News

Nick Sauter

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Nicholas Sauter, an Alumnus of Rutgers University, is in search of a kidney donor.
Nick, who resides in Little Falls, NJ, is in need of a kidney transplant. Nick grew up in Totowa, NJ, went to Passaic Valley High School, and attended Rutgers University from 1973-1977 where he played four years of football and was a member of the 1976 Scarlet Knights Undefeated Football Team.
Nick taught at Passaic Valley High School for over 20+ years, coaching both football and track, and ultimately retiring as Vice Principal. Nick is also an active member of St. Agnes Episcopal Church where he has been a member of the Vestry and is actively involved with their food pantry.
Anyone who knows Nick would agree he is a very kind hearted person, a loving husband to his wonderful wife of 40 years, father of two remarkable children, and a very proud grandfather to three beautiful grandchildren. Nick has a heart of gold and shares it with so many special people in his life.
It is with much hope and prayer that we find a donor who meets the criteria for Nick. Blood Type A-. With that being said, would you be so kind to share this post with your family, friends and Facebook friends? In this day and age, social media and word of mouth are the best ways of communicating with each other. If you know of anyone who might be interested in being a donor, please contact Donna Tissot at (973) 714-XXXX or Kelly Booth (973) 632-XXXX for further information.
I, as well as the Sauter family, offer our heartfelt thanks to everyone who has taken the time to read this.
Thank you very much.

Debby Nero Lazarski Cafaello

Debby has been in a serious fall and is need of prayers for a remarkable recovery. Please send your strength and prayers to Debby.

Inquiry

Hi all, Not really news, but an inquiry from over here in Taiwan. Does anyone have a Class of '60 Yearbook, and is there any reference to my half-year there as a social studies teacher?
Thanks,
John Dankowski,
Taipei