Alumni

Philip Steppello checks in: “I have been retired from UPS (United Parcel Service) for 11 years now. My part-time employment at EASA Flight School in

John Meyer says: “It does seem strange to be semi-retired as an architect. I thought they were supposed to go on forever. Maybe it’s just

Alan Firestone writes in: “I’m going to retire from the practice of medicine after 37 years in the same location. I’ll still teach at the

Christopher Monkhouse is currently organizing a major loan exhibition titled “Irish Art on a World Stage, 1640-1853″ which will open at The Art Institute of

Jon Eustis writes: “Paula and I sold our business in July and are REALLY enjoying being out of retailing after 35 years. Now we can

I retired from a long, varied career in education last June. My last position was as Athletic Director, PE and health teacher, and soccer coach

Stephen Schackne reports: “From 2010-2011 I was on a fellowship in China sponsored by the U.S. State Department. I worked with blind students. Brief included

Karen and I attended the Garrison Keillor “Prairie Home Companion” live performance @ Tanglewood last Sat. evening. This was sponsored by the Deerfield Club of

Ed Flickinger ’65 is thrilled to report that his daughter Carrie, a former Asst. Dir. of Alumni Relations at Deerfield, was married to Matt Diana

One of my privileges in retirement is to be a chaplain on cruise ships. Did one “world cruise” of 121 days in 2009 – amazing.

Classmate Tim Bryne (“Tim Byrne Photography“) and I got together earlier this year in the Mt. Washington Valley of NH. Tim’s talents have been contracted