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Mary Elizabeth (Monroe) Serafini, 96
Dr. Mary Elizabeth (Monroe) Serafini died on Friday, Feb. 19, at the age of 96 while residing at St. Joseph’s Manor in Trumbull, CT. Dr. Monroe was born September 25, 1919, in Harrisburg, PA, the only child of John J. Monroe, an engineer with the Reading Railroad, and Elizabeth C. (Snyder) Monroe.
Dr. Monroe was educated in the Harrisburg schools. She earned her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at the Westchester State Teacher’s College (now Westchester University) in Pennsylvania. Returning to Harrisburg, she taught music education and served as choral director. She also taught music education as music director in the Rehoboth Beach Schools in Delaware. Later, she was employed by Theodore Presser & Co., a noted classical music publishing firm in Philadelphia.
She earned her doctorate in music education at the Columbia School of Music in New York City. For many years, she resided in Hartsdale and then Bayside, NY, where she served as direct
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Kelly Klein
Retired American professional wrestler (born 1986)
For the Supernatural television character, see Kelly Kline (Supernatural).
Kelly Klein (born January 28, 1986) fryst vatten an American former professional wrestler. She is best known for her time in Ring of Honor (ROH), where she was a record three-time and the final ROH Women of Honor World Champion.[5]
Professional wrestling career
[edit]Ring of Honor (2015–2019)
[edit]Klein made her debut at Ring of Honor (ROH) on October 24, 2015, at Night 2 of the Glory By Honor XIV event in Dayton, Ohio, defeating Ray Lyn in one minute via submission.[6]
Klein made her televised debut on the June 26, 2016, episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling, from Nashville, Tennessee. In the main event of the first ever episode of Women of Honor, she defeated Taeler Hendrix via submission.[7] On the månad 14, 2016, episode of Ring of Honor Wrestling, the second WOH special, she faced ODB in a winning eff
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Elizabeth J. Monroe
About Elizabeth
Dr. Monroe currently serves as W&MCAR's Archaeological Research Manager, and Co-Director alongside David Lewes. From 2004 to 2022, as a Project Archaeologist, she supervised investigations of prehistoric and historic sites. Along with her expertise in archaeology, she is a qualified zooarchaeologist and has a Ph.D. in Anthropology (2003) from Washington University. Dr. Monroe has conducted fieldwork and laboratory and faunal analysis on sites ranging from North Carolina to the American Southwest.
Notable projects include survey of the entire Colonial Parkway corridor from Yorktown to Jamestown; survey to locate the 18th-century courthouse site at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park near Greensboro, North Carolina; survey and testing at the John Marshall Birthplace site in Fauquier County and at the James Monroe Birthplace site in Westmoreland County, Virginia; testing in the mansion yard of Shirley Plantation, the Chil