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May-June 2020

Thorwald N. Trolle ’51

Thorwald N. Trolle ’51 died in Jacksonville, Florida, on February 10. For 30 years he was corporate officer for General Motors and Xerox, in the United States and overseas. At Dartmouth Tom was a member of Sigma Chi.

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March-April 2020

Charles B. Ryan III ’51

Charles B. Ryan III ’51, a long-time executive in the rubber industry and then a self-employed accountant and consultant, died in his hometown of Salem, Virginia, on November 27, 2019.

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Nov-Dec 2019

Floyd R. Parks Jr. ’51

Floyd R. Parks Jr. ’51, M.D., a great-great-great-grandson of Eleazar Wheelock, died on July 16. He resided in Laguna Niguel, California, at the time of his death.

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Nov-Dec 2019

Robert D. Shannon ’51

Robert D. Shannon ’51 died on July 25 in Stamford, Connecticut. He was an intensely loyal Dartmouth alumnus who took pride in the fact that two of his daughters, Cindy ’76 and JoAnn ’85, also earned degrees from the College.

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Nov-Dec 2019

Charles D. Storer Jr. ’51

Charles D. Storer Jr. ’51, a man of unusually broad interests and wide-ranging curiosity who never stopped learning, died on August 1, 2016, in Riverdale, New York.

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Nov-Dec 2019

James R. Wylie III ’51

James R. Wylie III ’51, described by family and friends as an “adventurer, bush pilot, poet, geologist, farmer, and storyteller,” died on August 18 at his home in Meridian, Idaho.

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Jul - Aug 2019

C. Peter Crowe Jr. ’51

C. Peter Crowe Jr. ’51, M.D., died on January 8 in Tucson, Arizona, where he had lived for 55 years. He is survived by his wife, Franny, four children, seven grandchildren, and brother John ’54.

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Jul - Aug 2019

Carl L. Glassberg ’51, Tu’52

Carl L. Glassberg ’51, Tu’52, died on February 28 in Clearwater, Florida. He was a senior accounting and finance consultant who volunteered his talents to his class as treasurer and longtime member of its executive committee.

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Jul - Aug 2019

William T. Goulburn ’51, DMS’52

William T. Goulburn ’51, DMS’52, M.D., who lived in Stone Harbor, New Jersey, and was a longtime orthopedic surgeon in western New Jersey, died on March 19.

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Jul - Aug 2019

Jeffrey P. Hart ’51

Jeffrey P. Hart ’51, described in a New York Times obituary as an “influential and iconoclastic conservative who abandoned the G.O.P.,” died in Fairlee, Vermont, on February 17.

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Jul - Aug 2019

David S. Krivitsky ’51

David S. Krivitsky ’51 died in New York City on February 19 after a long illness. Dave’s rare loyalty, kindness, generosity, and sense of fun were greatly admired by his many friends.

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Jul - Aug 2019

Paul N. Wenger Jr. ’51

Paul N. Wenger Jr. ’51 died in West Hartford, Connecticut, on April 28, 2018. His wife, Sylvia, one son, and two grandchildren survive him. Paul spent 25 years in the U.S. Foreign Service, representing the U.S.

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