Sending my best to all my friends from Thacher. I have recently curated an exhibition at Pasadena Museum of History titled Starting Anew: Transforming Pasadena, 1890 – 1930. If you find yourself in the “Crown City” come check it out! Brad Macneil CdeP 1968
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Brad Macneil ’68
Fabulous being at Casa Piedra for our 50th reunion in June and seeing my “old” class mates! Still busy at the Pasadena Museum of History. Welcome any visits by Toads who happen to be in the area. Brad Macneil CdeP 1968
CdeP 1962
Art is happening in the class of 1962! Ed Lewis reports: “… I am pretty involved in the art world here in Marin, as I have been VP of the Board of Trustees of the Marin Art & Garden Center for forever (well, actually only 6 years, but it seems forever) and we at Keegan […]
Eliza Gregory ’99
My project in conjunction with the Asian Art Museum opens as an exhibition there on April 5th, and runs through June 10th. It’s called Testimony, and focuses on narratives of immigration to the Bay Area. The project endeavors to both broaden and add nuance to the contemporary dialogue around immigration in the United States. Come check it […]
Eliza Gregory ’99
Eliza, Ryan, Ainsley and their dog Poppy moved to Woodland, Ca this summer. What on earth is Woodland and why would one live there, you ask? It’s a small town just north of Davis, where Ryan is leading a research center focused on community and citizen science. Eliza is now commuting back to SF (womp […]
Minah Choi ’14
Hey Thacher Family! I’m spending my next semester at Pomona’s Study abroad program in Buenos Aires, Argentina. In my time in college I have gotten really interested in equestrian history museums and outdoor survival gatherings. If anyone has any leads regarding these interests please let me know! Minah Choi CdeP 2014
Charles Burton Evans Jr. ’68
Strange Daze or as my daughter says “the duality of life.” My place burned down in a wild fire, where I could have been killed and I lost everything…. Global warming, even the fire station was partial burned down and the fire teams ran for their lives too. The brush beyond dry, we have been […]
Trav Newton ’68
Jim Swinerton ’67 and Bill Escamilla ’67 and I met at the University Club of Chicago, last March 31. Jim and his wife, Clarissa, and Bill and his partner, Lisa Dollar Buehler, kindly invited me and my partner, Victoria Montague, to dine the night before I gave a presentation at the Art Institute of Chicago’s […]
Stephen Huyler ’69
Stephen has co-curated an exhibition at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art entitled “Puja and Piety: Hindu, Buddhist and Jain Art from the Indian Subcontinent” that is open from April 17 to August 29, 2016. The 160 pieces of sacred art are drawn from museum and private collections and enhanced by Huyler’s photographs and videos. […]
Bradford Macneil ’68
Bradford Macneil sends salutations to all his friends from Thacher days. I have been living a fine life housed in a cottage in beautiful Altadena with my wife Lynn (double cousin of Donald McGilvray fellow classmate ’68). To stay out of trouble, I have been working at the Pasadena Museum of History for the last […]