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Nov - Dec 2018

Thomas “Tod” Seel ’65

Thomas “Tod” Seel ’65 passed May 12 in Savannah, Georgia. Tod and his wife of 50 years, Megan, had moved to Savannah in 2016, leaving the waters Tod fished and waded and their beloved home in Moran, Wyoming, near Jackson Hole.

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Nov - Dec 2018

Brian Forrest Walsh ’65

Brian Forrest Walsh ’65 died unexpectedly on July 3 during a bicycle ride along the New Hampshire seacoast. He had stopped at his favorite bench and was gazing at the sea during his final moments.

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Sep - Oct 2018

Joel “Ike” Eiserman ’65

Joel “Ike” Eiserman ’65 lost his three-year battle with Lou Gehrig’s disease on April 29. He grew up in Lake Bluff, Illinois, and “came east” to attend Dartmouth.

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Sep - Oct 2018

Edward Peary Stafford Jr. ’65

Edward Peary Stafford Jr. ’65 died on November 11, 2017, from an intense and aggressive form of Lou Gehrig’s disease, the College recently learned. Ted was born into a distinguished Navy family, the first great-grandson of Adm.

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Mar - Apr 2018

Andrew Wells Lewis ’65

Andrew Wells Lewis ’65 passed away on October 24, 2017. He was born in Savannah, Georgia. After graduating from Dartmouth he completed a master’s in history at the University of Chicago and received his Ph.D.

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Mar - Apr 2018

Arthur H. Rainey ’65

Arthur H. Rainey ’65 of Villanova, Pennsylvania, died peacefully at home December 17, 2017. Art came to Dartmouth from high school in Mansfield, Ohio. At Dartmouth he studied economics and was house manager of Tabard.

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Mar - Apr 2018

Steve Waterhouse ’65

Steve Waterhouse ’65 passed away in New York City on December 8, 2017, after a brief battle with brain cancer. Steve was “The Godfather” of the class, says Ken McGruther ’65.

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Jan - Feb 2018

Daniel Kribbs Corbett ’65

Daniel Kribbs Corbett ’65 died at his home in Juno Beach, Florida, on July 31, 2017, after a long struggle with Parkinson’s disease, his wife, Carmen, by his side. Dan’s life was one of exploration and opportunities taken.

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Nov - Dec 2017

Franklin Lee Arbuckle ’65

Franklin Lee Arbuckle ’65 died June 22 in Billings, Montana. Young Lee nourished his lifelong hunger for knowledge at a one-room school near the family ranch in Billings.

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Nov - Dec 2017

Daniel B. Southard Jr. ’65

Daniel B. Southard Jr. ’65 of Redding, Connecticut, died February 13 after a 12-year battle with Parkinson’s disease. Dan grew up in Wilton, Connecticut, and came to Dartmouth from Middlesex School in Concord, Massachusetts.

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Sep - Oct 2017

Edward A. Keible Jr. ’65

Edward A. Keible Jr. ’65 passed away March 19. Classmates remember him as “Fast Eddie,” a standout on the gridiron.

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Sep - Oct 2017

Maxim Koslow ’65

Maxim Koslow ’65 passed away January 24. He came to Dartmouth from the Bronx and, after graduating Dartmouth, went on to receive his medical training at Howard University College of Medicine.

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