Archie visited Thacher and Michael Mulligan with a delegation from the Japanese school that the Look brothers attended as children, living in Tokyo. A few days later, had lunch with Ted Rhodes CdeP ‘65 and brother Jack Look CdeP ‘66 in Santa Barbara. Then, Richard C. Livermore CdeP ‘64 stopped by to help Archie celebrate […]
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Lanlan Jin ’07
Hello from a magical Japanese spring! Are you well? I am visiting my Japanese hometown in the countryside of Nara Prefecture. Walking amidst drifting cherry blossom petals, I am reminded of the wonderful walks under starry night skies at Thacher. There’s a Japanese saying “ichi go ichi e”, which translates to “each encounter, precious encounter” […]
Collin Downey ’93
Collin, Irene, and Malani welcomed their son and baby brother, Liam Bodhi, into this world one year ago on September 2nd. Just 6 months old, Liam hiked the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage with his family on an April trip to Japan when all were blessed with an incredible, full bloom Sakura in Japan’s old capital, Kyoto. […]
Rocio Hernandez ’07
I have been living in Quito, Ecuador, for a year now with my boyfriend of nearly four years. He’s a journalist and we moved here last year after he got a job offer at an international news outlet based here. It is the second year I have lived abroad since graduating from Thacher. I studied […]
Steve Peletz ’77
Steve and Kyra are looking forward to the class reunion in 2017! We became empty nesters in Sept 2016. While parenting and taking care of elderly parents still ranks high on the agenda, prospects for travel and adventure are looking pretty good right now. Steve has recently re-connected with his past love for scuba diving […]
Mike Baldwin ’52
Jim Lipman and Judy came upon a letter to the editor of Archaeology magazine written by Mike Baldwin. It is reprinted below along with its accompanying photo. A Cowboy Remembers Thank you for your article “Ballad of the Paniolo” (.January/February 2016). I was born on Maui in 1934 and spent much time at Ulupalakua Ranch, […]
Bob Johnson ’67
Bob and Archie Look ’64 had a chance to speak for the first time since graduation. Bob is well, and Archie is trying to entice Bob to visit him in Tokyo. Bob Johnson CdeP 1967
Martha Gregory ’06
I just got back from Japan where I was playing with an Australian women’s ultimate Frisbee team at Dream Cup, one of Japan’s biggest tournaments. I’m still living in Brooklyn doing freelance film and video editing. I’m also working on a documentary, called Adaptation Now, about climate change as it starts to seriously affect different […]
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 […]
Kim Cardin ’66
Spent the first two weeks in April with cousin Archie Look ’64 and his wife Sophie at their earthquake-proof home in Tokyo. Tokyo is very busy! Nice to have Archie to lead me around. Sophie makes great plumb wine! Kim Cardin CdeP 1966