Class of 1957

Ride Closer to Free

After losing my wife and daughter to cancer I have completed eight annual fundraising bicycle rides to raise money to support cancer research and patient

John Thayer Talbott ’57

John Thayer Talbott died peacefully at his home on November 30, 2021. He was born in New York City in 1939, the son of Harold

Sally Cook Gregg

Arthur Gregg ’57 regrets to report that his wife of 53 years, Sally Cook Gregg, of Brooklin, ME, died November 16, 2021 after a long

Class of 57 Zoom Meeting

In May, Jim Tripp ’57 organized a Zoom meeting among a group of classmates for whom we had email addresses. General consensus seemed to be

Class of 1957 mini-reunion

On April 28 the first (that we know of) Zoom gathering of 11 members of the Class of 1957 was held. The “We” in this

Riding For a Cancer Cure

Jim Curtiss will attempt to ride 63 miles on September 10 in the Ride Closer to Free Bike Ride benefitting Smilow Cancer Hospital in New

An Update from Charles Updike

Carl Rosenburgh, who did so much for our 50th reunion campaign is out of the hospital and in rehab after a successful bone marrow transplant.

Update from ’57

I retired from clinical practice at the University of Washington in 2004 and have spent the past decade in volunteer positions with the International Society

Michael Grisdale Class of ’57 Deceased

I regrettfully note that Michael Grisdale, Class of 1957 passed away suddenly on April 20, 2013. A born explorer, Michael followed a career in International

’57 Update

Retired in northern Nevada. 4 children and 12 grandkids all well on east coast. 2 “adult” stepkids moved back in with us this year which

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