Roman Chester Stanley ’47 died on April 17 in Gulf Breeze, Florida. He grew up in Mount Vernon, New Hampshire, attended nearby Milford High School, qualified for the naval V-5 and V-12 program, and was assigned to Dartmouth. He majored in physics, served in the Navy and became a physicist with the Naval Coastal Systems Laboratory in Panama City, Florida, where he was involved in minesweeping-equipment development. He worked there for 30 years, rising to become head of the acoustics and mine-hunting division. He retired to Brevard, North Carolina, where he enjoyed tennis, hiking and mycology. He taught a course in mushroom identification at Brevard Community College. He returned to Florida in 2002. He is survived by a son.