Yes, that’s a Gregory “Wen” Brown ’85 bobble head standing on an old IHL Bruins jersey in front of the Stanley Can. May only be remembered by alumni in classes 1974-1989 but it is kept safe in the Office of Annual Giving at Deerfield.
John Knight ’83 and David Thiel ’91, checking out the new Deerfield mobile app.
My family recently attended my oldest son Tim’s graduation from Army Basic Training and MP School at Fort Leonard Wood, MO (see picture). Tim graduated as the 3rd Platoon Honor Graduate as well as receiving awards for the “Top Shot” with the M9 Pistol and achieving the highest score for a male in the entire [...]
I wanted to update the news and notes from the past year on two fronts. First, the good news. My wife, Kati, and I had our third child (boy #3) on January 12, 2012. His name is Dempsey Lew Bannish and joins his brothers, Tate (6) and Decker (3). The sad news is that my [...]
Jim Wareck ’83′s second career got another boost recently when his latest film project, NEWLYWEEDS, was accepted to SFF 2013 (IMDb, Facebook). Jim did not write this one but is a Producer and plays a character in the movie called: “Hedge Fund Coke Fiend”. Jim and Brad are working on their next screen play as [...]
Our Renaissance man, Kevin Sheehan ’55, who “enjoys the company of antique engines, carousel organs, cordwood saws, classical music, literature, and almost everything that moves over land or water,” has written his first novel, The Aberration, a Maine love story. The 265-page novel can be ordered via North Country Press. According to North Country Press, “Kevin quite [...]
In April we grew our family as Rachel, gave birth in April to a healthy and beautiful baby boy, Samuel Isaac. Samuel is especially adored by his 2.5-year-old brother Benjamin — they make each other laugh all the time. To make room for Samuel we decided to leave Boston, move out to Newton; and it [...]
I retired in June of 2011 after 38 years of teaching. This leaves me with time for my new interests in woodworking and beekeeping. Reed Goossen Class of 1966
The last two winters, I have been trying retirement out by spending 6 weeks in the dead of winter in Miami. It is a great change after 32 years never taking more than 10 days off and living in the relative “sticks” of New Hampshire. Miami is a great change…I love the fact that restaurants [...]
On March 27th, Ben and I welcomed Philip Emmanuel to our family. We all enjoyed a fantastic summer together capped off with a non-shower party in New York which Brandon Cobb attended. Now I am back at Needham High teaching Latin while Ben continues at Cambridge Semantics. So far the fall has been tremendously busy [...]
