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January-February 2026

James F. Valentine ’63

James F. Valentine ’63 died in Atlanta on September 27, 2025, 12 days after his namesake great-grandson was born.
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January-February 2026

Harry R. Zlokower ’63

Harry R. Zlokower ’63, an outstanding class secretary for 43 years, died on October 25, 2025, in New York City of complications from heart problems.
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July-August 2025

Lyle Bjork ’63

Lyle Bjork ’63 died March 6 in Kauai, Hawaii, from complications of dementia. Lyle was from Seattle and attended Franklin High School, where he participated in band, dramatics, and debate.
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July-August 2025

Wallace K. Chappell ’63

Wallace K. Chappell ’63 died on April 14 in Iowa City, Iowa. Wally was from New York City and attended Mamaroneck (New York) Senior High School, where he was involved in the newspaper, glee club, dramatics, and sports.
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July-August 2025

Stephen J. Garland ’63

Stephen J. Garland ’63, Ph.D., died on March 26. Steve was from Pittsburghand attended Mt. Lebanon High School, where he was active in the yearbook, newspaper, dramatics, magazine, and orchestra.
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July-August 2025

Gary M. Silver ’63

Gary M. Silver ’63, M.D., died October 22, 2024. Gary was from Cleveland Heights, Ohio, and attended Cleveland Heights High School, where he participated in wrestling.
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May-June 2025

Andrew M. Allen ’63

Andrew M. Allen ’63 passed away on February 4. He grew up in suburban Philadelphia and attended Nether Providence High School in Wallingford, Pennsylvania, where he was class president and participated in baseball and football.
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May-June 2025

Glen Gale ’63

Glen Gale ’63, Ph.D., died on January 30 at his home near Litchfield, Connecticut. At Dartmouth he majored in Spanish, lettered in swimming, was a member of the Spanish Club, worked for WDCR, and was a brother of Alpha Theta.
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November-December 2025

Lawrence W. Chapman ’63

Lawrence W. Chapman ’63 died at home in Loudon, Tennessee, on June 6. He was from Darien, Connecticut, and at Darien High School participated in baseball and football.
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September-October 2025

Richard W. Enholm ’63

Richard W. Enholm ’63 passed away on July 12 in Tucson, Arizona, where he lived with his wife, Susan, since 1986.