The passing of Peter T. Esty ’55

Our classmate, Peter Esty, passed away on Nov. 14, 2020, in Andover, MA. Bill Morton relayed the sad news to Mike Grant who reports that

Our 10th Annual Get-together

On October 28th, ’55ers Jerry Rood, Tom L’Esperance, Tim Day and spouses celebrated their 10th annual get-together in La Jolla, CA. Since Southern California doesn’t

Obituary: Peter T. Esty ’55

Peter T Esty Peter Tuckerman Esty, beloved family member and friend, leading educator and head of several independent schools in the US and abroad, died

Peter Esty ’55

Peter Esty Peter and Happy now live in Northern California, “a beautiful part of the world.” They lead a “peaceful, productive, and comfortable” life in

Tim Day ’55

Tim Day sent out an email on May 10th relating that he had just reached the age of 83 and feels “pretty good for an

John Herdeg ’55

All’s well in Mendenhall, PA. May John and Judy also continue to “summer in West Chop on Martha’s Vineyard” — we can’t make these names

Looking forward to our 65th Reunion

Dick Cadigan, who lives in Texas nowadays, relates that he’s hoping to “trek to our 65th” and that it’ll be fun to “bounce around Amherst

Obituary: Donald Chase Jenkins

Donald Chase Jenkins, a longtime resident of Bronxville, NY, passed away on December 16, 2019 after a short illness.

The Splendor of Kauai

“I was experimenting with a relaxing and sunbathing routine in Kauai for two months and didn’t initiate any calls to classmates on the mainland during

’55ers in Maine

Don Jenkins and his twin brother, Bill, are now respectively living in Bronxville, NY, and Southwest Harbor, Maine. Several classmates have chosen to retire in

Charlie and Sharon Thebaud

Charlie and Sharon Thebaud are enjoying the good life nowadays in Cummaquid, MA, a relaxing township with an American Indian name that’s nestled in the

An Update from Lou Greer ’55

Tom L’Esperance reports of classmate: Lou Greer, ‘The passing of my wife of ten years Dee Shields brought about some other significant changes. I moved from

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