Kevin Sheehan ’55 continues to display his 2 ton Dutch Street Organ that he hauls to rallies on weekends throughout the Northeast. A delightful video was made at the annual Mountainview Woodies Boat Show in Naples, ME, in 2008. To see Kevin hand crank a tune on the organ, go to YouTube and query (Q) [...]

Erik Esselstyn ’55 fairly often goes down the road from North Montpelier to Hanover where he’ll share lunch with Mike Mayor ‘55 while attending various functions and Board Meetings in Hanover.  But it’s springtime in northern Vermont and Erik is tending to his rustic surroundings.  He’s “lining up firewood for next year”, doing a lot [...]

“Kathy and I are both in good health running a 12 acre orchard and vacation rental, but anxious to sell and spend more time visiting our seven (between us) kids and fifteen grandkids as well as many friends spread out over the world. We just got back from a trip to the mainland (Seattle and [...]

Tim Day ’55 has been awarded The John A. Lejeune Recognition for Exemplary Leadership by The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation. Each year, the Marine Corps presents a series of awards to both Marines and civilian community members, recognizing their exemplary work in advancing and preserving Marine Corps history. The honoree this year is the Chairman [...]

Jack thrives in the outdoors and culturally as well in the college setting of Williamstown, MA. Our conversation ranged from Coronado to La Jolla, an aircraft carrier museum, USS Midway in San Diego, to Vero Beach where grandfather “Osk” and Maureen vacation every year. Then to “fairly” regular winning flights at Williams College alumni golf [...]

Terry and Wanda continue to be happily involved with acting and theater activities for the Performing and Visual Arts Center in the Newburyport, MA community. He’s been a board member for 12 years. He enjoys interacting with the artists and performers in the community. We remain indebted to Terry for his prodigious efforts putting together [...]

Dick relates that all’s well nowadays. He has joined the battalion of ‘55ers achieving our 75th B-Day this Spring. He and Linda had a super trip to New Zealand recently and relates that all of us should put that destination on our “bucket list.” Rev. Richard has had a lot of fun visiting with his [...]

Tom L’Esperance ’55 writes: “I’m submitting this e-mail from Tim Day to me with his permission. He related to me: ‘You have my permission – although some of our left leaning classmates may find it unsavory..Tim’ I feel that our fellow conservative classmates will actually savor the sign in the attachment.- – – – – [...]

In a recent email conversation with Michael Mayor, he reported that he is still involved with prosthetics, and his work has evolved into a tighter focus on what he has been doing in parallel with replacements all along. He is working at the Thayer School of Engineering at Dartmouth College, helping to run a large [...]

Jim Scott ’55 writes: “I have been retired from high school and college science teaching (thanks to the role model of Helen Boyden) for more than a decade, but I have remained active mainly in two areas.  I have been a member of the Board of The Kestrel Land Trust, a Pioneer Valley land trust [...]