Marianne Vecsey, Private Collection, Norcross, Georgia
_ George Vecsey lives in Port Washington, Long Island, and is married to his co-editor of the Hofstra yearbook, Marianne Graham, a teacher and artist who has sold close to two hundred paintings. Her thirteen trips to India on child-care missions are documented on this site.
George and Marianne have three children and five grandchildren.
Laura Vecsey has been a sports and political columnist in Albany, N.Y., Seattle, Baltimore and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She is a veteran journalist, writer, editor and her expertise include specialties reporting, content creation, idea generation, blogging, column writing, recruitment of talent, networking, problem-solving, and negotiation. She can be found on Twitter at @lauravecsey, and has written a lovely book about one man's relationship with the land, which is awaiting the right editor.
Laura is also a poet:
http://www.lauravecsey.com/index.html
Corinna Vecsey Wilson is vice president for programming at the Pennsylvania Cable Network. She describes herself elsewhere as "a recovering lawyer" and is a longtime advocate for transparent government. She previously managed a statewide newspaper trade association, where she successfully oversaw a campaign to reform Pennsyvlania's Right-to-Know law. Her earlier work in journalism includes stints with the International Herald Tribune in Paris and the Associated Press in New York.
David Vecsey is a copy editor at the New York Times. His musings can be found at the NYT's The 6th floor blog. He also writes his own blog, which seems to change names from time to time and is now called iDave, and always worth it. It includes unusual birthday salutations and quirky views of his home town. Dave's expertise includes writing, editing, history, the oft-improper usage of the word "ironic" as well as sports. He took his two young daughters to their first baseball game while living in Atlanta, and taught them their first words of the sport:: "Let's Go Mets."
George and Marianne have three children and five grandchildren.
Laura Vecsey has been a sports and political columnist in Albany, N.Y., Seattle, Baltimore and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. She is a veteran journalist, writer, editor and her expertise include specialties reporting, content creation, idea generation, blogging, column writing, recruitment of talent, networking, problem-solving, and negotiation. She can be found on Twitter at @lauravecsey, and has written a lovely book about one man's relationship with the land, which is awaiting the right editor.
Laura is also a poet:
http://www.lauravecsey.com/index.html
Corinna Vecsey Wilson is vice president for programming at the Pennsylvania Cable Network. She describes herself elsewhere as "a recovering lawyer" and is a longtime advocate for transparent government. She previously managed a statewide newspaper trade association, where she successfully oversaw a campaign to reform Pennsyvlania's Right-to-Know law. Her earlier work in journalism includes stints with the International Herald Tribune in Paris and the Associated Press in New York.
David Vecsey is a copy editor at the New York Times. His musings can be found at the NYT's The 6th floor blog. He also writes his own blog, which seems to change names from time to time and is now called iDave, and always worth it. It includes unusual birthday salutations and quirky views of his home town. Dave's expertise includes writing, editing, history, the oft-improper usage of the word "ironic" as well as sports. He took his two young daughters to their first baseball game while living in Atlanta, and taught them their first words of the sport:: "Let's Go Mets."
David, George and Laura covered Yanks-Mariners series.
