Peter Jurgeleit ’87 writes: “I realize that this news is a bit overdue, but the occasion is still worth celebrating. My wife, Carolyn Morehouse, and I are proud to announce the birth of our daughter, Charlotte Harper Jurgeleit, on September 18, 2010.”

Dieter von Hennig ’48 writes: “This past April we again enjoyed heliskiing in the Bugaboos, BC,Canada. In early September we visited Ashland, OR for the Shakespeare Festival. The acting, staging, and three theaters are excellent and state of the art. Skiing, tennis, and hiking continue to provide healthy leisure time activities.”

Scott Greer ’54 writes: “This fall I had the privilege of coaching Ronnie Schneider, the top ranked junior tennis player in the U.S. as he won his second Indiana State singles championship for Bloomington South. One of the highlights of my 53 years of coaching.

Kim Wood ’54 writes: “I still keep busy with various interests and activities — duplicate bridge, chess on the Internet with my Canadian friend, gym training, tons of additional exercise, maintenance of cactus and flower gardens, novel and nonfiction reading, and quite a bit of Spanish study lately. I will be traveling to Guatemala in [...]

Blair Brandt ’06 writes: “I recently traveled to Cambridge, MA to host a private cocktail party for Harvard juniors and seniors. The event was designed to be a meet and greet between Harvard students and my business partner and I, as an opportunity to introduce them to our company, The Next Step Realty. A few [...]

John Reed ’71 writes: “My book on executive coaching – ‘Pinpointing Excellence’ – was published this fall by Bright Sky Press. Thanks for the encouraging responses from a number of you and best wishes to you and your family in 2012.”

Terry Mooney ’62, finishing the 2010 Block Island Triathalon-note Deerfield hat!

Frank Riccio ’75 recently illustrated  the ” Teeny Tiny Jigsaw Puzzle: The World” published by Running Press and available at Barnes & Noble or online at: http://www.perseusbooksgroup.com/runningpress/book_detail.jsp?isbn=0762438185

James Spiller ’03 and Rachel Broek are happy to announce their wedding, which took place on October 1, 2011 in Des Moines, IA. The announcement can be found here: http://www.timesrecordnews.com/news/2011/oct/30/spiller—broek/

Charles McGhee-Hassrick ’86 writes: “I am currently working as a freelance Exhibit Developer and Designer. One of my recent project just received its 17th award. The project was Science Storms, a 26,000 square foot, $38 million exhibit on the physics and chemistry of natural phenomena. Science Storms is a permanent exhibit at the Museum of [...]