1962 Don Porter checked on all 1962 classmates affected by the recent fires and floods. Paul Recsei reports, “We live in a chaparral ‘wild land-urban interface’ and were under mandatory evacuation orders for both the fire and then for the deluge. But mandatory does not mean mandatory in this case, so my wife and I […]
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Toby Cooper ’93
After selling my business, I’m now focusing on raising my 3 daughters in wholesome Miami Beach. Hope all is well with the fire recovery. Toby Cooper CdeP 1993
Michael Ehrhardt ’62
Michael suffered a stroke in 2005 and another, more severe one, this past February. He is recovering under the loving care of his sister, Gena, and her family at their home in Georgia. Michael says, “Greetings to all – Thanks for kind thoughts and wishes given after my stroke in February. The left side is […]
Mac Jordan ’38
Hillary, (would you believe) last grandchild, married Sept 26. Big blast at San Clemente Casino. I am recovering from champagne “blue flu.” Love. Mac Jordan CdeP 1938
Mary Everett Conarroe ’94
Another year in Bakersfield is in the plans. My husband Jeff is an assistant for Cal State Bakersfield Men’s Basketball. As with all division 1 basketball jobs, a potential move comes every year after March Madness. We’ve already been here 4 years, a record for our family! I am now working as a home health […]
John Carver ’53
John is looking forward to attending his very last Thacher Trustee meeting this October. He wants to emphasize he “termed out,” not tossed out. He has recovered from a wretched auto accident and is thrilled to be amongst the living once again! Go Toads John Carver CdeP 1953
George H. Pfau, Jr. ’42
I retired from Morgan Stanley in July, 2010, 3 years after relocating our wealth management team of five from UBS. Our hearty welcome at MS was a stark contrast to the Swiss at UBS. Our financial advisory work was greatly improved at MS. This was a cool maneuver. I was 86 when I retired and […]