Lawrence W. Chapman died at home in Loudon, Tennessee, on June 6. He was from Darien, Connecticut, and at Darien High School participated in baseball and football. At Dartmouth Larry majored in political science; was a brother of Beta Theta Pi, where he was social chairman; and served as captain of the rugby club. He was a member of a Dartmouth family that included his father, brother, nephews, and in-laws. After Dartmouth Larry joined the U.S. Air Force and for five and a half years flew all over the world as a navigator on a B-52 bomber, attaining the rank of captain during the Vietnam War. In the private sector, he worked in national sales for Procter & Gamble for six years, Clorox for seven years (during which he was divorced), and then Nestlé. In 1995 he became president of the National Retail Services Co., guiding it through two sales to major corporations across seven years. He owned a cabin cruiser for many years and boated from Maine to the Cape Cod Islands in Massachusetts and even cruised to New York City for the tall ships celebration in 1976. Larry established a soccer league in Fairfield, Connecticut, and coached many young players. He is survived by his wife, Bobbi, two children, and two grandchildren.