Class Notes
A glorious reunion in Hanover, with friendships made or renewed, rich with conversations of marriages old and new, of children and grandchildren arrived or hoped for, and of retirement embraced or avoided.
A tumultuous spring of transitions for this class secretary: final, full retirement at end of June on one day and on the very next day, sale of our large family home and downsizing to smaller, two-bedroom condo.
Our class was proudly represented in Hanover at graduation time. Kevin McGregor, son of Jane and Sandy McGregor, received his undergraduate degree. Thayer graduated three ’68 legacies: Dan Olson ’04 received his Ph.D.
As you read this it is already the fall, and our reunion is only eight months away. June 13 through 16, 2013. The theme: “Be Green, Be Seen, In Thirteen.”Watch for details in coming (and perhaps recent) mailings.
A happy fall to all. As your read this both our class 65th birthday in Williamsburg, Virginia, and mini-reunion in Hanover will be history. Watch for full coverage in the class newsletter.
It’s spring, and the final countdown for our 45th reunion. Not too late to be a walk-on! Or drive in or fly in. June 13 through 16. Details on our weekend should be arriving all spring.
Assorted news arriving by electron or snail. Dan Hedges recently bought a fully electric Nissan Leaf, charged solely from the solar array on his roof.
Our electronic mailbox has been quite full, in particular our class listserv. Please join us (and Facebook and LinkedIn) to keep the news coming.
Midwinter greetings to all. Light news lately…perhaps everyone is saving it up for in-person communications at the reunion later this year! June 13 through 16—mark it down!
Hope your mid-winter is going well. A backlog of news to share: George Spivey wrote from Falmouth, Massachusetts, on Cape Cod.
I write in the midst of the post-Christmas blizzard hitting the East Coast. Wild and wooly outside, branches down, power out (thank God for MacBooks with batteries!). I hope this column arrives as winter is winding down for us all.
Our 45th reunion will be history when you read this column; watch for a full report in a future newsletter. But you don’t have to wait five more years before future reunion opportunities.