This has been a significant year of growth and change. Also, there are many things for which I am grateful. My fifth grandchild is due in late July, My four adult children are employed and on their own. I have meaningful work to do every day. Currently, I am completing a summer internship in pastoral [...]

I retired from J P Morgan as of June 1st, after 37 years of banking. Time to do devote more time to other things, such as playing hockey, tennis and riding my bike. In April, I played on a Danbury, CT based team, The Olde Crabs, that won the National Tier II 60+ (ice hockey) [...]

The United States Professional Tennis Association Board of Directors and Search Committee has hired industry veteran John Embree as the new CEO/Executive Director. Embree will take the administrative reigns from Tim Heckler, who will retire at the end of the year, after 30 years in the position. Embree will begin transitioning into his role as [...]

John Haigis writes in: “Jan and I continue to work on history, trolleys and music in Darby and environs (just outside Philadelphia) and are in the early stages of creating an Academy of Building Conservation. Working on old buildings requires a special skill set and the best way to learn may be to work on [...]

I am back in the thick of it working as a consultant to Hampton-Sydney College in Virginia. I helped manage a new campus master plan and am now leading a project to design and construct a new student center. It’s great fun to be on the owner’s side of the table when dealing with architects! [...]

Still practicing law in Wellesley and living in Medfield, MA. My son Jake is a Senior at Colby and is Co-Captain of the baseball team this year. Daughter Haley is a senior at Medfield High School and preparing to continue our tuition treadmill for another 4 years. Steven Kramer Class of 1971

This past summer I was a coach for the US Sailing Team at the 2012 London Olympics. The sailing events were held in Weymouth which is a couple hours southwest of London. Dave Perry (’72) was also there as the US Sailing Team rules advisor, so we spent a bunch of time together. I coached [...]

I’m happy to report that I’ve survived the year since our 40th reunion by patronizing the American health care system. If you want the gory details, email me and I’ll fill you in. In the middle of it Ann and I decamped to an apartment while we completed a major (and successful) rehab of our [...]

I continue to commit as much justice as possible. The majority of my work is Social Security claims. My wife Catherine teaches Mandarin in the Douglas County School District and at Metropolitan State University in Denver. Karen, my older daughter (Vassar College Class of 2007) is living in Brighton w/ some other Vassar grads, tutoring [...]

Since the reunion last summer I’ve “enjoyed” a remarkable tour of the local healthcare system dealing with a hip replacement gone bad, including Christmas in the hospital. Happy to say that I seem to be finally coming out of it. KC Ramsay Class of 1971