Tom Enright:  

CLASS OF 1965
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Ecorse High SchoolClass of 1965
Ecorse, MI

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Life's been good to me. I met my wife, Pam Haupt (SFX '65) at Ciungan's Shrimp House bar on February 20, 1971. Love at just about first sight! We married at St. Francis Xavier church on April 28, 1972. Nicholas James was born on May 9, 1974 and Nathaniel John on July 28, 1976. When we were first married we lived on Third St., next door to Bill Subitich's (sorry for the spelling, Bill) parents. In 1974 we bought a house on High Street from Cecila Buday, the former Mayor's widow. Got elected Ecorse Treasurer in 1973 and a year later the Mayor, Charles Coman, Joann and Chuck's father, appointed me City Controller, which I was until 1978, when I finished Easter Michigan with a Management Degree. The job search took us to Baraga County (on the shores of Lake Superior south of Houghton, MI) as the County Controller in 1978. Later I moved over to the local hospital and was the Controller there for a couple of years. 1984 brought us back to Ecorse when the Mayor, Ken Slifka, appointed me Controller (I guess there must of been something about the title?) In 1986, with the City $4,000,000 in debt, I was the instrument that put Ecorse into Receivership (first time a U.S. city had that "honor" since the Civil War). Hated to do it but Ecorse was beyond stone broke and the politicians weren't doing the right thing, to be kind about it. The Mayor and Council weren't too pleased to have me around after that, so I went to work for a municipal bond attorney and learned the bond business. Joined a brokerage firm, First of Michigan, in 1989 and have been a Financial Advisor and Underwriter on municipal bond issues ever since......Expand for more
.changing companies a few times along the way. Pam is retired from being a CPA and a tax accountant with Plante & Moran in Southfield. Nicholas is single and lives in Detroit. He has Masters in Materials Science from Michigan Tech and, until the auto industry crash, worked for auto suppliers in the labs inventing things. Now he keeps body and soul together running sound systems in clubs and theaters in Detroit for bands and shows, while he waits, and waits, and waits to hook-up back in the industry. Nate is working slowly, v e r y s l o w l y, on a Physics and Math degree from Eastern. Last year he became a certified Braille Transcriptionist and produces text books for blind students.. He is married and has two of the most beautiful girls (Sabrina and Evelyn) ever born on planet Earth....but that's just Big Daddy talkin'. We bought property and a house on a lake in Isabella County in 2005. That will be the retirement home in a couple of years, but right now I'm still havin' a ball doing deals and financing municipal projects all over Michigan. Since 1984 we have lived on Fifth Street in a house we bought from my Uncle, Richard Enright. When I was born we lived at 4549-5th. My parents bought a house that Eli Ciungan built in 1956 (4277-5th) where I lived until the Army and marrage. Never got too far from the nest, I guess! I enlisted in the Army in 1966 and spent 1967 in Da Nang and 1968 at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina. Like I said, life's been good to me.....with the exception of a heart attack in 1992 and bypass in 1994. I operate my life better now and have been attack free ever since. Drop a line and I'll write back.
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