Class Note 1964. Members of the Tri-Kap class of ’64 gathered in September at the Equinox Resort in Manchester, Vermont, to share news of their lives postgraduation. In attendance were Hugh and Caroline Savage, John and Kathy Peltonen,Tom and Lori Clark, Ed Williams and Marie Clark, Gerry and Sue Kolski, and Jim Verdier. Jim Hughes was able to join for one night. We missed Len Glass, Bob Brayton, Jim Pendergrast, and Bruce Cross (and spouses), who could not attend. Ed Williams is still practicing law, representing West Point cadets who have been wrongfully defrocked without due process in disciplinary or separation proceedings. Jim Hughes works with a team that invests in real estate development or acquisition projects with capital from Latin America. Tom Clark is a retired trial lawyer who enjoys studying piano and singing in the church choir and the Newburyport Choral Society. Jim Verdier is leading a study group on literature and politics for fellow retirees at American University in Washington, D.C. Hugh Savage is a retired engineer who for years has made weekly visits to a local nursing home as a spiritual wellness visitor and, along with family members, enjoys angling at the family camp. Gerry Kolski continued working as a locum in allergy until last September, and now he and Sue are enjoying grandchildren, children, and travel. John Peltonen enjoys spending time with family and friends, working on his 1923 Model T Ford, and maintaining and running his collection of vintage American Flyer electric trains. Many thanks to Lori Clark for putting this information together.
—Robert Goodman Jr., Kaufman & Canoles, P.C., 2101 Parks Ave., Suite 700, Virginia Beach, VA 23451; (757) 624-3238; rcgoodman@kaufcan.com; Hal Rabner, 14 Burnside St., Montclair, NJ 07043-1325; (973) 868-5417; hrabner@gmail.com