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Bill Crone, Modesto, Calif., retired as sales manager in the computer marketing business in Phoenix, Ariz. He moved to Modesto after living in Phoenix and Rio Rancho, N.M., and says he's enjoying the nearby mountains and ocean and other travel in the area.

Mel Hobratsch, Dallas, has been honored by Concordia University at Austin. The university placed his Concordia Stags basketball jacket in its trophy case to represent teams from its Concordia College days. He played on the 1955-56 team before transferring to North Texas.

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James Marion (M.S.) and Margie Marion ('66), Allen, were honored by the Allen ISD in October at the dedication of the district's new James and Margie Marion Elementary School. Margie retired in 1990 as the district's head librarian, and James retired in 1991 as principal of Roundtree Elementary.

Henry M. Weissenborn, Madison, Miss., is vice president of financial and e-business information technology applications at Saks Inc. in Jackson, Miss. Previously, he had a 32-year career with Texas Instruments and IBM.

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Doug McLeod, Galveston, attorney and former state legislator, has been appointed a member of the State Bar of Texas College Board of Directors.

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John Peel Jr., Denton, is the new pastor of Trinity United Methodist Church in Denton.

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Rodney E. Smith, Temple, president of the Temple Santa Fe Community Credit Union, celebrated 25 years of service there in October. He serves on the National Board of Railroad Credit Unions and has volunteered with the Children's Health Center at Scott and White Memorial Hospital and Clinic in Temple for several years.