Steve now has six grandchildren, 3 boys and 3 girls. A seventh is due in August and there will be no prior notice to see which gender breaks the tie in its favor. Steve and his wife Trish continue to live and thrive in Connecticut where they play and teach the winter sport of Platform […]
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Alexandra Herbert van Helden ’02
After the birth of our second child last year (Maya, 11 mos. Peter 2.75 yrs.), I left my job in health care to become an executive coach. I currently work with managers and executives, from startups to large corporations, to improve individual and team performance. My husband and I still live in San Francisco and […]
Clint Wilson ’83
I haven’t submitted much here over the years because I was waiting until I actually did something worthwhile lol, and that took some time! But over the winter I wrote a book on investing – mostly for my young adult kids, but some of you might find it useful too if you’re into stocks. Not […]
1982
MIKE VOEVODSKY reporting in for the class, has the following update. TOM SAIDY; still in DC, Saids says his girls are now in high school and dealing with all those joys. A new lab puppy is soon to join the family; labrador of course. Tom, put your good shoes out of reach. MARIAN “MUFFET” HUNTINGTON […]
Gwin (Dick) Whitney ’50
Past: Graduate Stanford and Navy OCS, EX and Navagater USS Moctobi ATF105, Treasure dove with Mel Fischer Nuestra Senora de Atocha, Director and Chairman of Board National Association of Brick Distributors, founded, operated and sold Brick and associated construction products company. Currently Florida resident spending 4 months of summer in Duluth, MN. Continue to play […]
Lynn White ’59
My next book, called Rural Roots of Reform before China’s Conservative Change, will be published by Routledge in June; the paperback and hardbound editions are scheduled to appear at the same time. More info Barbara-Sue and I still spend springs and autumns in Princeton but other seasons mostly in Berkeley. Retirement is liberation! Lynn White […]
Nicholas Thacher ’63
Last December Nick and Sally Thacher moved into their house in Santa Barbara after Nick’s retirement from stomping out ignorance in the New England educational vineyard, becoming legal California residents for the first time since 1976. The “grand plan” is to spend winter and spring in California and summer and fall in the Berkshires. Classmates […]
Lee Follett ’53
I am looking forward to attending the final regular season Giants game [Dodgers/fan appreciation day] with Charlie Stephenson ’53. We have our afternoon, healthy snacks menu sorted out: I’m bringing peanuts and Charlie is bringing potato chips. Lee Follett CdeP 1953
Ruth Huyler Glass ’65
Wayne and I have sold our Pacific Palisades condo and purchased a home in Incline Village with the intention of retiring in this beautiful spot, when I retire from heading Lake Tahoe School. Visitors welcome! Depending on the season, one can paddle board, hike, ski, and bike within a 10 minute radius from home. Ruth […]
Seumas Sargent ’95
Looking forward to the changing seasons after an intense battle with testicular cancer. Was running and swimming daily, feeling TOP! Woke up one morning with abdominal pain, thinking maybe I had a hernia. Days later, post-op scans revealed a rapid metastasis in the lymph system and a brain tumor in the fourth ventricle. I’m not […]