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January-February 2022

Kerry Hershel shared in the fall 2021, “After 30 years at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, I am retiring; ‘re-launching’ would be a better term! It was a fun run, but I am ready to add new, fulfilling activities in my life.
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November-December 2021

Gina Barreca texted friends and family, “Michael and I are headed to the emergency room right now: I believe he had a stroke.”
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September-October 2021

Social distancing imposed by Covid-related restrictions made many classmates feel that we were impaired from serving others.
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July-August 2021

Some classmates are still busy with youngsters, while others are retiring. Tom Ewing was in Nashville in the mid-1990s for grad school, then returned to Boston. “I married in the late 1990s. We moved to Nashville in 2001.
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May-June 2021

In late 2020 Anne Cramer shared, “All is fine with me—though working far harder than I’d like.” At Dartmouth “I was a happy geography major—great program!” After University of Wisconsin Law School and working in Madison, Wisconsin, s
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November-December 2020

When life’s hardships have come, some have seen the bright side. As a first-year student, Barbara Weise Ross recalls that a professor “was scathing in his comments on a paper I submitted.
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September-October 2020

It’s 6 p.m. on Father’s Day and John and I have just finished talking about what we want to say in this, our last Class Notes column.
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July-August 2020

With the untimely death of Daniel Smith on February 11, our class has lost another beloved son of Dartmouth. We mourn Dan’s passing and will keep his memory alive through all our days.
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May-June 2020

Buckle up and get ready to start your engines gang, because our “Building Bridges” 40th reunion is now just two months down the road!
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March-April 2020

These are the penultimate Class Notes you’ll receive before we gather June 18-21 to celebrate our 40th reunion in our 41st year out.