After a lifetime of not wanting to publish, I have gotten the bug. I’ve recently published two books. Corazón (and Merkle) is a short book about my relationship to my two dogs. Cooler Than October Sunlight is a book of my selected poems from 1959 to 2014. These books are available on Amazon. A third […]
Archives: 1958
Dan Meehl ’58
I have lived in Twin Falls, Idaho, since 1967, and practiced law until 1971 when I began a 30 year career as an Idaho state judge. I semi retired in 2001, and worked part time until my open heart surgery on January, 2010. Since then, I’ve been fully retired. This August, I participated in a […]
Christopher Carpenter ’58
I retired in 2000 after 30 years with the United Nations having worked in the Congo, Malaysia, China, Japan, Somalia, Vietnam and Russia. Upon retirement I set up a foundation which builds small-scale infrastructure projects in the Central Highlands of Vietnam and, over the past 5 years, primary and secondary schools in North Korea. Having […]
Bill Wheeler ’58
So Ingrid’s and my life continue much as reported a year ago. Living in Belvedere, Marin County, still working on our real estate projects in Healdsburg where we used to have our winery, and still spending a couple of months a year in San Miguel de Allende. We feel very lucky indeed! Our son, Justin, […]
C. Derek Anderson ’58
Pat & I recently attended a Memorial for Dave Brubeck at St. John the Divine in Manhattan. Many Jazz greats performed Dave’s works, including a stirring eulogy by Tony Bennett. (It also happened to be our 40th anniversary). We’d gotten to know Dave through ownership of a bar in Lake Almanor that originated in his […]
Bill Wheeler ’58
“Different places on the face of the earth have different vital effluences, different vibrations, different chemical exhalations, different polarity, with different stars: Call it what you like, but the spirit of place is a great reality.” Well… Ok… that’s a bit overblown, but what do you expect from D.H. Lawrence? But it is true. I […]
Will H. Strong ’58
Linda and I moved to Charlotte in 1989. The golfers in our class will know that the Carolinas are the golfing Mecca of our country. Pinehurst is 2 hours to the east. Hilton Head is several hours down the Interstate. Kiawah Island is 20 miles south of Charleston and Sea Island is just a bit […]
Bill W. Wheeler IV ’58
This is my “art blog” for anyone interested in painting, something I have been doing for fun over the last few years. Also a few photos of our place in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. www.wwwheeler.blogspot.com. Bill W. Wheeler IV CdeP 1958
Andrew Farrand ’58
I just finished reading John Sanger’s post to the class of ’58 alumni. I wish I could be envious of John’s voyages, but as I get seasick on a waterbed, I’m afraid I would never have made it home. But his trips do sound terrific. Eleanor and I continue to watch our granddaughter, Isabelle, grow […]
John Sanger ’58
Randi and I sailed the coastal waters of Chile over Christmas 2010 and New Year’s – for a month. Spent much of the summer, once again, exploring the coast of British Columbia. John Sanger CdeP 1958