Unfortunately, my wife, Mary Lee, died on September 1, 2011. I have recently renewed a 1945 relationship with Judy Erdmann Makrianes, who grew up in New Canaan and now lives in East Hampton, NY. She and I have enjoyed each other’s company greatly over the last year. and we plan to be together from now [...]

I have been retired for 19 years. Living a quiet life in Denver, CO, where I enjoy my 6 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. All is well! Malcolm Cleland Class of 1948

Peter Bien ’48 published a new book of poetic translations from the Greek. The author is Stylianos Harkianakis, Greek-Orthodox Archbishop of Australia; the title is “Of Children and Adolescents.” The edition is bilingual, with Greek and English on facing pages.

Gordon Hall reports: “It’s time I checked in and accounted for myself. I am retired from developing commercial real estate, now managed by 2 of my 3 sons. The other son teaches at Concord Academy. I am in pretty good health, allowing for an ’87 bypass, a ’00 stent, 2 hip replacements and a knee [...]

Tyler Day ’48 says: “Am continuing to enjoy living in sunny Naples, Florida after retiring from Proctor and Gamble a number of years ago. I’m doing marketing consulting while being active on five Boards. I’m also staying busy doing community and Brown Alumni activities such as editing the community newsletter, coaching the swim team and [...]

I am delighted to have had e-mail contacts with Marshall Keating, Peter Bien and Tim Redfield in the last few months. Also on impulse a catch-up phone talk with Steve Percy, my freshman year roommate under the eaves of the third floor of the John Williams House. Diana and I busied ourselves last summer at [...]

I was sorry to hear that George Gallup ’49 passed! He was such a great guy with a wonderful sense of humor and a smile on his face most of the time. I will never forget his showing up in class with no shirt on the morning after Dewey lost the presidential election to Truman. [...]

New Job, wedding, baby? As a member of the Deerfield class of ’48 (that’s 1948) I am a bit beyond a New Job (retired six years ago), wedding (Joan and I have been married for almost 56 years, and she has not yet turned me in on a new model), baby (Aw, come on now). [...]

Great to be 80! Winston Hindle Jr. Class of 1948

Having spent the major portion of our adult lives abroad (Middle East & Europe), Helene and I are home for good, and we look forward to re-connecting with friends at reunions in 2013. Amb. G. Quincey Lumsden, Jr. Class of 1948