The College cruelly slashed our Class Notes word limit to 350 owing to our advanced age and numbers. Ouch! Visit the lively website (dartmouth69.org) and read The ’69 Times that comes via snailmail.
Our class ended 2024 saddened and joyful at the same time. The sad news is that Paul Tuhus passed away in November, but we have a boatload of joyous memories of Paul as classmate, class leader, and friend.
Because of old age, DAM has cut our word limit for Class Notes, from 500 to only 350 words! We will have to rely much more on Peter Elias’ excellent website and Allen Denison’s outstanding newsletter.
Paul Kevin Tuhus ’69—world traveler, gifted raconteur, collector of odd facts and obituaries of even odder individuals, sworn enemy of all vegetables, and fiercely loyal Dartmouth alum—passed away peacefully in Hanover on November 25
Jon Stuart Swenson ’69 passed away in his sleep at home on January 6, 2015. He was born to Olaf and Grace Swenson in Minneapolis on March 20, 1947. Hockey was his sport, and he continued to play at Dartmouth.
David Clark Jacobsen ’69, M.D., of Needham, Massachusetts, died on Thanksgiving Day, November 22, 2012, from complications of treatments for esophageal cancer first diagnosed in 1996.
John Husted ’69 passed away March 1 at his home on Treasure Island, Florida, from heart failure. He was the eldest son of Harold H. and Barbara R. Husted.