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Jan - Feb 2016

Edward S. Winsor ’51

Edward S. Winsor ’51—an Episcopal priest, college professor and inveterate sailor—died on April 10, 2015, at his home in Fort Myers, Florida.

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Nov - Dec 2016

John Higley ’51

John Higley ’51—part of a three-generation Dartmouth family including his father, Clifford, class of 1924, brother Dick ’49 and son Tim ’85—died on March 16 in Charlton, Massachusetts.

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Nov - Dec 2016

Charles H. Hood ’51

Charles H. Hood ’51, a longtime leader and supporter of the Hood Museum of Art and a key participant in the museum’s current expansion, died February 8 at his home in Manchester-by-the-Sea, Massachusetts.

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Nov - Dec 2016

Richard W. Swain ’51

Richard W. Swain ’51 died at his home in Grand Haven, Michigan, on July 25. He is survived by three children, including son David ’78. Also surviving are 10 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. His wife, Mary, predeceased him.

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Sept - Oct 2016

Reed M. Badgley ’51

Reed M. Badgley ’51—a man for all seasons who loved jazz, poetry and performing magic tricks—died on April 12 in Chicago. He is survived by three children, including son Forrest ’93, and four grandchildren.

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Sept - Oct 2016

Harold C. Johnson Jr. ’51

Harold C. Johnson Jr. ’51 died on June 1 at his home in Harwich, Massachusetts, after a brief illness. He is survived by his wife, Maribel, two children and a grandchild. After graduation from Dartmouth Harry served in the U.S.

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Sept - Oct 2016

Roger D. Johnson Jr. ’51

Roger D. Johnson Jr. ’51, Ph.D., a professor of mathematics and an ardent environmentalist, died on April 22 in his hometown of Atlanta.

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Sept - Oct 2016

William E. Miller ’51

William E. Miller ’51 died at his home in Phoenix on May 19. In his 60 years of living in the Southwest he was widely known as “Mr. Phoenix” for his many contributions to that city.

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Sept - Oct 2016

William D. Pardee ’51

William D. Pardee ’51, Ph.D.—a scholar in agricultural science with a deep specialty in plant breeding—died at his home in Ithaca, New York, on May 1.

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Jul - Aug 2016

Peter R. Mann ’51

Peter R. Mann ’51, a much-honored contributor to the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles as volunteer, lay treasurer and administrator, died on March 16 at his home in Pacific Palisades, California.

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May - June 2016

Peter H. Bixby ’51

Peter H. Bixby ’51 died on January 19, 2012. He had been a longtime New Jersey resident, living most recently in Brielle. He is survived by four sons and 12 grandchildren. His wife, Audrey, predeceased him.

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May - June 2016

William K. Blodgett ’51

William K. Blodgett ’51, a widely respected consultant in sales and marketing management, died on January 13. He had lived for many years in Lake Forest, Illinois.

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