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March - April 2024

Out with the old, in with the new—happy 2024! Time to start the planning in earnest for our 50th next year. You may have seen Lon Cross’ note regarding honorary degrees for one of our classmates.
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January-February 2024

Eliza and I spent most of October unpacking boxes and weeding through nearly 50 years of accumulation. This left little time for responding to the vast amounts of incoming email that I received from classmates.
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November-December 2023

News flash: Eliza and I have left Texas in the rear-view mirror. We will remember our time there fondly. It is a great state with an incredible amount of variety in landscape, cities, opportunity, and people.
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September-October 2023

This submission is sent in as the temperature and humidity approach 100 in Galveston, Texas. Pretty standard operating procedure around these parts.
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July-August 2023

I remain under the curse, or perhaps the privilege, of business travel. However, I have decided to make these trips more memorable as mobile class secretary events.
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May-June 2023

Eliza and I are freshly returned from a Disney cruise. Yes, you heard that correctly. In fact, we were joined by Peter Castle and his wife, Deb.
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March-April 2023

It is quite rare (never) to receive unsolicited praise in this column, let alone from a classmate with whom I have had no contact in nearly 48 years. It is less rare that this praise should be bestowed upon another of our classmates.
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January-February 2023

In the last month I have been reminded of the power, joy, and continuing potential of our class connections from our time in Hanover.
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September-October 2022

From the depths of the Grand Canyon and the frothy river rapids comes a note from Dave “Duke” Robertson.Together with Dick Cates ’74, Gregg Kelley ’74, Carrie Lowell, Doug Richmond, John Lowell, Diane Manning, Mark a
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July-August 2022

This month I received unexpected greetings from Peter Fisher, who now resides in a German town near the French border. As he states, “Lovely countryside, especially for biking. By train it’s less than two hours to Paris.
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May-June 2022

Steve Gaige sent a note after Dartmouth Alumni Magazine caught his attention at the Maine Stay Inn in Camden, Maine, which happens to be owned by Peter Kesser ’80 and his wife, Janis.
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