Class Notes 1947
Richard “Richie” Rae writes: “I’m still living in New
Charles “Charlie” Hatch flew in from Sacramento
Hampshire, driving for UPS. My first grandson is now
in mid-August to visit his brother, Stephen ’48.
4 years-old, great kid. I remember Brewster as being
While in town he checked out the changes on
a fun time in my life!”
the Brewser campus and stopped by the Alumni and Development Office to visit with some of his
1986
favorite people. Charlie is working on a novel and
Julie (Konheim) Abt writes: “I can’t believe it has
still has a great love for history.
been over 20 years since Brewster – what a great experience. I live in Chicago, am happily married with
1949
three kids. My oldest just moved to Los Angeles to
Leona McSorley checked in from Alaska. “Hi! I’m
go to college, and my youngest two are now in high
feeling well – still driving. My husband Fred passed
school. I hope they have as much fun as I did.”
away four years ago after 50 years of marriage. I have two children, five grandchildren, and one great-
1989
grandchild, and they all keep track of me. I have lived in my house 49 years this past October. I worked at
The Class of 1989 celebrated its 25th Reunion in June. Candace Crawshaw ’64 and Brenda (Cheney) Schulz ’63 at the Sarasota Opera.
Please go to www.brewsteracademy.org /1989Class
getting things ready to leave to customers. Then the
1969
numerous to include here..
next years were only getting the newspapers done
Frederick Humphrey writes that his son just bought
eight to 10 days a month. Canned three containers
a home in Point Loma, California.
Anchorage Printing from 1976 to 2009. Full time for 18 years, getting newspapers labeled and bagged,
1959 Jane Smalley writes: “Brewster prepared me well for college, Tufts Univerity, and on to my profession for 50 years. I retired as a physical therapist – 50 years from 1963 to 2013. Enjoying traveling, grandhildren, hiking, skiing, and canoeing.”
1990 Robert Broun and his two sons, Ethan, 10, and Caleb,
full of red salmon this year – no one is learning how to do that. Great Alaska – Great Life!”
to read their bios, as their adventures are too
1975
2, are doing well and living near Atlanta, Georgia.
George “Fred” Reitnour writes that he was only
Robert would love to hear from anyone who wants
at Brewster for one semester but he loved soccer
to shout out!
and poetry class. After he moved away he became a lawyer, married, had two sons, and is now the senior
Mark Radley married Irene Caguinguin in December
vice president for National Penn. He and his wife and
2013. He is teaching high school English at The
sons live in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania.
Bishop’s School in LaJolla, California, and is looking forward to Reunion 2015.
1976
1963
Mel Foster writes: “All is well in sunny southwest
Cooper Stetson writes: “I’m now living in Hobe
’64 attended the Sarasota Opera together earlier this
Florida. Golf game always needs improving. Health
Sound, Florida. Not sure I’ll make Reunion as we have
year. They had no idea they lived near each other in
of the family is great with bicycling, health club, and
a one year-old who takes all our time. Would love to
Florida until they reconnected at Reunion 2013.
swimming. Best to all!”
see everyone.”
1964
1981
1994
The Class of 1964 celebrated its 50 Reunion in June.
Ted Lambrukos just began his eighth year as director
Jonathan “Jon” Leebow writes: “I just became a dad
Please go to www.brewsteracademy.org /1964Class
of Second Start Alternative High School. He and
for the second time, a son joins my daughter. I have
to read their bios, as their adventures are too
his wife recently celebrated their 19th wedding
a picture on my desk of Brewster’s campus, look at
numerous to include here.
anniversary. They live in Concord, New Hampshire.
it every day.”
Brenda (Cheney) Schulz and Candace Crawshaw
th
42
BrewsterConnections – Fall 2014