Jim Hanchett, Get Well Soon!
UPDATE 10/27/2018
We received the photo below of our Jim Hanchett who sends “Big Red” greetings from his daughter Susie’s in Michigan.
We wish Jim a speedy recovery!
Jim Hanchett ‘53, Cornell Football Association Historian suffered a fall and is currently recuperating with his family in Michigan. Jim’s contributions to the CFA & Cornell Football have spanned nearly 7 decades, affecting the lives of many! If you would like to send along your well wishes to Jim, please do so below.
51 entries.
wrote on September 1, 2018
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4:02 pm
Jim,
Dad joins me in wishing you a quick recovery! Your incredible articles and photographic memory of people, plays, stats, and games are awe-inspiring!
Hope to see you at Schoellkopf soon!
Dad’s phone is 802-233-5878 if you want to call.
Warmest regards,
Charlotte
Dad joins me in wishing you a quick recovery! Your incredible articles and photographic memory of people, plays, stats, and games are awe-inspiring!
Hope to see you at Schoellkopf soon!
Dad’s phone is 802-233-5878 if you want to call.
Warmest regards,
Charlotte
wrote on September 1, 2018
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3:52 pm
From one semi-crippled alum from the '50s to another, .." do your daily therapy-mental and physical.-and you will soon again be doing what you do best."
Paul Kalinich '55 B.A. '67 LLB
Paul Kalinich '55 B.A. '67 LLB
wrote on September 1, 2018
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3:11 pm
Sorry to hear about your fall, Jim. Hope you're feeling better and
perhaps we'll see you on the hill soon.
Take care, Vin and Jan
perhaps we'll see you on the hill soon.
Take care, Vin and Jan
wrote on September 1, 2018
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2:24 pm
Jim,
Thank you for all that you have done and continue to do for the CFA. We have a junior in attendance at Cornell now and without those that went before him, the program just wouldn’t be where it is now. Best wishes for a speedy recovery
Thank you for all that you have done and continue to do for the CFA. We have a junior in attendance at Cornell now and without those that went before him, the program just wouldn’t be where it is now. Best wishes for a speedy recovery
wrote on September 1, 2018
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2:04 pm
Jim: Thinking of you. All the best for a speedy recovery.
Bob & Vanne
Bob & Vanne
wrote on September 1, 2018
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1:52 pm
Jim, Best wishes for your fast recovery!! You are needed back at Stuyvesant Town!! See you soon, Frank Cuzzi
wrote on September 1, 2018
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1:04 pm
Get better Jim! It’s always a pleasure running into you as I always learn something new. Hope your back on your feet and feeling better soon!
wrote on September 1, 2018
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12:03 pm
Dear Jim,
You are one of the bedrocks that have built the foundation of our program. May your strength and consistency help you rise to the challenge of recovery. We are all behind you. God bless,
Christian DiPaola and family.
Go Red
You are one of the bedrocks that have built the foundation of our program. May your strength and consistency help you rise to the challenge of recovery. We are all behind you. God bless,
Christian DiPaola and family.
Go Red
wrote on September 1, 2018
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10:59 am
Jim. Get well soon!! Best wishes from Charlottesville Va. Look forward to see you on the Hill with all the other pickers.
Dick and Betty
Dick and Betty
wrote on September 1, 2018
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10:31 am
Hope you get well soon - Jim.
wrote on September 1, 2018
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10:27 am
Speedy recovery and then stay that way because our class of ‘53 numbers are dwindling...Bruce
wrote on September 1, 2018
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9:29 am
Jim - wishing you a speedy recovery. Your devotion to The Big Red is unmatched!
Go Big Red!!
Best
Paul Tully
Go Big Red!!
Best
Paul Tully
wrote on September 1, 2018
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9:04 am
get well soon so we can continue our critiques on the terrace,,,,all the best
Wheels and Wendy
Wheels and Wendy
wrote on September 1, 2018
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8:49 am
Jim,
Sending best wishes for a speedy recovery. May the warmth of the Michigan Mitten wrap you in love and healing.
Tom Malone ‘87
Sending best wishes for a speedy recovery. May the warmth of the Michigan Mitten wrap you in love and healing.
Tom Malone ‘87
wrote on September 1, 2018
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7:48 am
All good wishes for a fast recovery. I hope we see you soon in Ithaca.
wrote on September 1, 2018
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7:26 am
Jim,
I wish you a speedy recovery. Thank you for all your help through the years in leading Cornell reunions for those of us wishing to return during our non-reunion years. You are a great Cornellian.
Cheers,
Lou
I wish you a speedy recovery. Thank you for all your help through the years in leading Cornell reunions for those of us wishing to return during our non-reunion years. You are a great Cornellian.
Cheers,
Lou
wrote on September 1, 2018
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7:12 am
Jim,
Cornell football is blessed to have such a fantastic historian as yourself.
We all wish you a thorough and quick recovery. so that you can come off of injured reserve and get back in action.
Go Big Red!
Matthew DiPaola ‘’98 and Family
Cornell football is blessed to have such a fantastic historian as yourself.
We all wish you a thorough and quick recovery. so that you can come off of injured reserve and get back in action.
Go Big Red!
Matthew DiPaola ‘’98 and Family
wrote on August 31, 2018
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11:40 pm
Jim,
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Larry
Best wishes for a speedy recovery.
Larry
wrote on August 31, 2018
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10:46 pm
Jim, get well soon. You may not remember this, but a few years ago my teammates, Skip Homicz , Dale Witwer and I met you at the ticket counter at the Yale Bowl. After introductions, we realized who you were and your historical contributions to Cornell and the CFA. It was our pleasure to buy you a ticket, but in the old days, that woundn't have been necessary as you should have been comped by the University.
wrote on August 31, 2018
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10:32 pm
Hi Jim. Wishing you well in recovery from your fall. Remember first meeting you at your visit to Northfield Mount Hermon In Crossley Hall. Then again at all the Cornell Football functions. Thoughts and prayers to a former a hogger and a big red cornelian. Go Big Red!!!!! All the best, Bob