Alexander (Sandy) Neave
Our classmate, Sandy Neave, passed away on Sept. 24, 2018. He practiced Trusts and Estates Law in NYC for 52 years! He leaves behind his
October 25, 2018
Mike, Moose, Bobby and Terry
Betsy and Mike Grant visited with Meg and William (Moose) Morton who live in Boston, MA. While visiting with them they admired two of Bob
September 4, 2018
A Mini-Reunion
Terry Fuller, Michael Mayor, and Erik Esselystyn enjoyed a “delightful” three day mini-reunion in May. Erik was the event planner for the get-together in New
September 4, 2018
Mongolia
Martin and Barbara Kruming visited Mongolia in July because their small San Diego neighborhood of Switzer Highland enjoys a cultural, educational and business partnership with
August 6, 2018
Award
In June, I received the Lifetime Achievement Award from Bright Star Secondary Charter Academy located in Los Angeles. I also continue to coach track and
August 6, 2018
Madame Pele Speaks Out
Kathy and Pete Clapp are fortunately able to say that “We’re above most of that at 2600 feet” regarding the Vog that the Kilauea Volcano
June 19, 2018
Reach Michael and Ilse in London
It was good to hear from Michael Godfrey again. He and Ilse have chosen to live in London. He continues to stay active in Statistics
May 21, 2018
Just Married
We got married on December 9, 2018 at the Breakers Hotel in Palm Beach, FL. We had the perfect weekend surrounded by our closest family
May 1, 2018
Surveys, Brilliance and Magic
In the May 27, 2017 issue of the Deerfield Scroll, there was an interesting article about surveys conducted by several New England boarding schools that
April 25, 2018
A Legendary Lesson
Last spring, Rod Laver, the only player to have ever won the Grand Slam tennis classic two times, was hosting his annual tennis event at
March 20, 2018
Meghan Halloran ’17 Named Second Team All-NESCAC
Congratulations to Meghan Halloran ’17 on being named Second Team All-NESCAC for women’s hockey as announced last Wednesday by the NESCAC, following the votes of
March 8, 2018
Jay Newton-Small ’93
A Former Journalist Tells The Stories Of Those With Dementia Who Can’t “Former Time Magazine correspondent Jay Newton-Small used to cover politics and foreign policy.
February 5, 2018