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Jan - Feb 2018

Joseph S. Caldwell III ’51

Joseph S. Caldwell III ’51, whose great passions included fine art and fly fishing, died on October 21, 2017, in Syracuse, New York.

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Jan - Feb 2018

Wilson W. Cross ’51

Wilson W. Cross ’51 died in Roslindale, Massachusetts, on September 6, 2017. He was widely admired as an unusually thoughtful intellectual with an unquenchable curiosity about all things, people and ideas.

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Jan - Feb 2018

Albert L. Katz Jr. ’51

Albert L. Katz Jr. ’51 died on August 23, 2017, in Warminster, Pennsylvania, where he and his wife, Jean, had been living in a retirement community.

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Jan - Feb 2018

Allen E. Odell ’51,

Allen E. Odell ’51, known as “Ev” in his undergraduate years, died on August 8, 2017, in Granite Bay, California. His wife, Camille, predeceased him. He is survived by five children and nine grandchildren.

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Jan - Feb 2018

C. Jerome Underwood ’51

C. Jerome Underwood ’51, a 45-year veteran of the hardwood lumber industry, died on May 1, 2017, in Peterborough, New Hampshire, not far from Underwood Farm, his family’s homestead since 1796.

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Jan - Feb 2018

Robert W. Woodhouse ’51

Robert W. Woodhouse ’51, M.D., a psychiatrist and a lifelong mountain climber, died on February 23, 2017, in Deer Isle, Maine.

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Jan - Feb 2018

Francis R. Burns ’51

Francis R. Burns ’51 died in Punta Gorda, Florida, on November 11, 2003. No additional information is available.


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Nov - Dec 2017

William H. Jameison ’51

William H. Jameison ’51, M.D., who for 30 years was the primary general surgeon at Northern Duchess Hospital in Rhinebeck, New York, died on February 28.

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Nov - Dec 2017

Bayard Johnston ’51

Bayard Johnston ’51 died on February 7 in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He lived most recently in Pfafftown, a small community that is part of Winston-Salem, after spending most of his life in New Jersey.

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Nov - Dec 2017

Raymond C. Lindquist ’51

Raymond C. Lindquist ’51, one of the most talented infielders in Dartmouth baseball history, died on January 18. He had lived for many years in Fort Myers, Florida.

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Jul - Aug 2017

Selwyn I. Atherton ’51

Selwyn I. Atherton ’51 died on May 5 at his home in Plymouth, Massachusetts. A prominent banker for many years, he was also an accomplished athlete, wine enthusiast and proud grandfather.

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Jul - Aug 2017

John Rheinstein ’51

John Rheinstein ’51, a widely respected physicist who was a major contributor to the development of ballistic missile defense technology, died on January 10 in Bedford, Massachusetts.

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