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September-October 2024
Paul Stone retired from dentistry in 2008 to become a full-time artist (paulstoneart.com). He and Amelia sold their house in Vermont and now reside in North Carolina.
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July-August 2024
From “Best Books of 2024”: “Bruce Ducker’s latest book Stemming the Flow is a sparkling collection of poems.
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May-June 2024
Craig Jameson has been busy down in Largo, Florida, finishing up a seemingly endless house remodeling project. He continues to enjoy playing golf with a group of friends several times a week.
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March - April 2024
Sandy Ingham has been going to the New Orleans Jazz Fest almost every year since 1986 and loves the city.
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January-February 2024
Homecoming with 28 classmates plus guests totaling 53 was a colossal success! We began Friday afternoon hearing John Ferries ’59 explain “Artificial Intelligence for Dummies” in the leather-muraled Paganucci Lounge of Commons.
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November-December 2023
Jane and Walt Daniels (with grandson Andrew) went on a safari to Kenya and Tanzania with Intrepid Travel. “We saw lots of animals, obviously, and about what we expected to see.
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September-October 2023
Mort Kondracke writes: “Age is catching up to me—heart, spinal stenosis, balance issues—but docs have done wonders, so I feel very grateful, and for Marguerite, who’s a bit younger, healthier, and a fantastic partner
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July-August 2023
Our 85th birthday celebration in Charleston, South Carolina, was a huge success thanks to Bob Hager andcrew.
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March-April 2023
Jim Gallagher and Marilyn became grandparents for the 14th time on November 17. So Jim finally has a grandson named after him: James Patrick Gallagher.
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January-February 2023
By the time this is published we will have had our Homecoming class meeting while now anticipating our 85th birthday in Charleston, South Carolina. Make sure you have registered and signed up for events at dartmouth1960birthday.com.
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November-December 2022
Al Shaver and Ellen have spent many winters in a condo on the beach on the Isle of Palms, South Carolina, immediately to the south of Charleston, and are very familiar with the city and surrounding country.