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Jul - Aug 2019

Your correspondent reports a smashing 100th birthday celebration given by her son and his wife, Dean and Robin Hanks.
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May - Jun 2019

I received the following letter from Lee Grace, “To help you keep the ’41 column alive: I am soon to be 100, and am vertical and in adequate health.
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Mar - Apr 2019

Sally Combes Leahey wrote to me of the death of her father, Abbott C. Combes, on October 29. While he was at Dartmouth he was a member of Psi U, Dragon Society, and Green Key and was the executive manager of athletics.
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Jan - Feb 2019

I thought this column was closed because I had no class contact for a few months. Now I have received a fine letter from Elizabeth Bouquet, one of George McCollum’s daughters.
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Nov - Dec 2018

I feel sad as I write this, for I believe this is the end of my giving information about the class of 1941.
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Jul - Aug 2018

I had an appreciative note from Bob Feller because I have tried to keep ’41 alive in this column! He’s just a kid! He had his 98th birthday last December—as I write this I am already 99 years and 26 days old!
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Mar - Apr 2018

Sally Coombs Leahy has written a note about her father, Albert Coombs, who continues to enjoy his residence at Mayo Healthcare in Northfield, Vermont. He finds that there are lots of Dartmouth connections in the area.
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Jan - Feb 2018

Dear friends, I have done it! In my haste to dispose of some waste, I tripped and fell on a cement floor and smashed my upper waist and broke my left elbow and four ribs.
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Nov - Dec 2017

All of my communications for this column were from the College these past two months, notifying me of the demise of several men from ’41: Richard Robert Otter, Ph.D., Notre Dame, Indiana; John D.
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Jul - Aug 2017

From a letter from Jean Carr, George Clabaugh’s niece: “George is continuing to live at Kendal in Hanover very near the College. Over the years he has greatly enjoyed all the Dartmouth offerings from courses to art and music.
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Sep - Oct 2017

What I have feared would happen, has happened! I have not had any communication from a ’41 these past two months.
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May - Jun 2017

From a note from Millie Steel, Bill Steel’s widow, who lives with a daughter right across the river from Hanover: “Here in New Hampshire it is cold, windy and snowy, with icy roads postponing get-togethers and meetings until safer to