Class Note 1949
Issue
Jul - Aug 2017
Ray Rasenberger still lives at home in Washington, is in reasonably good shape and looking forward to celebrating his big 90th in September at his vacation home on Cape Cod. His two current Dartmouth grandsons will be among the family attendees.
Bruce Crawford and I lifted our glasses to Tom Towler at his 90th in January. The three of us and Tommy Swartz were hosted by Joel Berson when he and Tommy visited Sarasota, Florida, in March. George Hartmann planned to join us, but broken ribs from a fall stopped him. He is recovering well.
If you didn’t read the interesting interview with Carl Granger in the March-April issue of DAM (page 94), try to do so. Carl’s expertise in developing a system to measure the factors and degrees to which a person is able to be independent physically and mentally is aimed at rehabilitation from strokes, injuries or illness; however, it rings bells for all of us at our age. Great work, Carl!
Daniel Dana Jackson died in San Francisco on January 7. Deke was an All-American swimmer at Dartmouth and captained the team, which also starred Jay Urstadt; it was the start of a life-long close friendship. Deke had an extremely successful career in finance and served on several major corporate boards. Quent Kopp represented the class at his funeral. Deke is survived by his wife, Jeanne, and sons Dana, Michael and Christopher.
Wayne Goodrich Whittemore died on December 21, 2016, in Northampton, Massachusetts. Wayne spent his career at Home Life Insurance Co. in New York City, while living in suburban Croton-on-Hudson, New York. He is survived by son Reid and daughter Katherine.
Frederick John Ostrowski died on January 19 in Dunedin, Florida. Fred’s career was as a general contractor and in real estate in Northampton, Massachusetts, before moving to Innisbrook, Florida, in 1992. He is survived by three sons and three daughters.
—John Adler, 75 Silo Circle, Riverside, CT 06878; (203) 622-9069; (203) 637-3227 (fax)
Bruce Crawford and I lifted our glasses to Tom Towler at his 90th in January. The three of us and Tommy Swartz were hosted by Joel Berson when he and Tommy visited Sarasota, Florida, in March. George Hartmann planned to join us, but broken ribs from a fall stopped him. He is recovering well.
If you didn’t read the interesting interview with Carl Granger in the March-April issue of DAM (page 94), try to do so. Carl’s expertise in developing a system to measure the factors and degrees to which a person is able to be independent physically and mentally is aimed at rehabilitation from strokes, injuries or illness; however, it rings bells for all of us at our age. Great work, Carl!
Daniel Dana Jackson died in San Francisco on January 7. Deke was an All-American swimmer at Dartmouth and captained the team, which also starred Jay Urstadt; it was the start of a life-long close friendship. Deke had an extremely successful career in finance and served on several major corporate boards. Quent Kopp represented the class at his funeral. Deke is survived by his wife, Jeanne, and sons Dana, Michael and Christopher.
Wayne Goodrich Whittemore died on December 21, 2016, in Northampton, Massachusetts. Wayne spent his career at Home Life Insurance Co. in New York City, while living in suburban Croton-on-Hudson, New York. He is survived by son Reid and daughter Katherine.
Frederick John Ostrowski died on January 19 in Dunedin, Florida. Fred’s career was as a general contractor and in real estate in Northampton, Massachusetts, before moving to Innisbrook, Florida, in 1992. He is survived by three sons and three daughters.
—John Adler, 75 Silo Circle, Riverside, CT 06878; (203) 622-9069; (203) 637-3227 (fax)