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'DYLG&RI¿Q of ([HWHU1+GLHG'HFHPEHU 'DYHFDPHWR'XGOH\LQ 1941 as a camper and Leader, DQGZDVDPHPEHURIWKH'XGOH\ %RDUGRI0DQDJHUVIURP 66. The former Chairman of the &ODVVLFV'HSDUWPHQWDW3KLOOLSV Exeter Academy, he taught Latin and Greek there for 34 years. 'DYHJUDGXDWHGIURP+RWFKNLVVWKHQ<DOHLQEH FRPLQJD1DYDOLQWHOOLJHQFHRI¿FHU-DSDQHVHODQJXDJH LQWHUSUHWHU+HUHWXUQHGWR<DOHJUDGXDWHVFKRROUHFHLYLQJ DQ0$LQDQGD.HOORJJ)HOORZVKLSWR.LQJ¶V College, Cambridge, England for doctoral work. There he met Rosemary H. Baldwin; they were married in 1949. $IWHUWKUHH\HDUVDVDQLQVWUXFWRULQ&ODVVLFVDW6PLWK &ROOHJHZKHUHKLVWZRFKLOGUHQ6DUDK'DQG3HWHU' ZHUHERUQKHZHQWWR3KLOOLSV([HWHU$FDGHP\UHPDLQLQJ for the rest of his professional career. He was a lifelong summer resident at the Ausable Club in the Adirondacks, becoming an avid climber and a 46er. He continued climb LQJXQWLODIWHUKLVDVFHQWRI0RXQW0DUF\DWWKHDJHRI He returned annually to the Adirondacks, at the Ausable Club, on whose board he later served. He also served as DORQJWLPHERDUGPHPEHU9LFH3UHVLGHQWDQG3UHVLGHQW RI7KH$GLURQGDFN7UDLO,PSURYHPHQW6RFLHW\$7,6 His athletic interests included hiking, leading the Exeter 2XWLQJ&OXERQPDQ\RIKLV1+FOLPEVDQGWHQQLVZKLFK he coached at Exeter and played until age 91. Organiza WLRQVLQWKH([HWHUDUHDZKLFKEHQH¿WHGIURPKLVDGYLVRU\ SUHVHQFHLQFOXGHGWKH+DPSWRQ)DOOV1+3ODQQLQJ%RDUG 9LFH&KDLUPDQ7KH<DOH&OXERI1HZ+DPSVKLUH3DVW 3UHVLGHQW7KH5RFNLQJKDP/DQG7UXVWERDUG&KDLUPDQ and Christ Church, Exeter vestry. He was predeceased by his wife, Rosemary (2011), and survived by his daughter 6DUDK7KRPDV2¶&RQQRUDQGVRQ3HWHU(OHD nore).

#5776 Robert John Entenman, 90, of Hudson, OH, SDVVHGDZD\RQ'HFHPEHU 2019. Bob attended Camp in ZKHUHKHHPEUDFHG³7KH Other Fellow First” motto. He took pride in being the father RISDVWERDUGPHPEHU Holly Kennedy. He grew up in &UHVWZRRG1<JUDGXDWLQJIURP 7KH+LOO6FKRROLQDQGIURP &RUQHOOLQZLWKD0DVWHU¶V in Chemical Engineering. He then joined the Army and served in the Korean War. He VWDUWHGZLWK+RRNHU&KHPLFDO&RPSDQ\LQ1LDJDUD)DOOV 1<WKHQPRYHGWR2KLRZKHUHKHKHOGVHQLRUPDQDJHPHQW and sales positions at various chemical companies includ ing the Flood Company in Hudson, OH, where he lived for RYHUVL[W\¿YH\HDUV%REZDVNQRZQIRUKLVHQWKXVLDVP positive attitude, and boisterous spirit of fun. He loved sports, travel and was a great volunteer in his community. Bob was the husband of the late Ann (Winklepleck, nee 3HUNLQV(QWHQPDQDQGORYLQJIDWKHURI+ROO\(QWHQPDQ +DO.HQQHG\)UHG(QWHQPDQDQG5REHUW-(QWHQPDQ -U$WKLQDZKRSUHGHFHDVHGKLPDQGWR$QQ¶VFKLOGUHQ -RKQ1DQF\:LQNOHSOHFNDQG$P\'DYLG0F1DPDUD KLVJUDQGFKLOGUHQ-RKQ.HQQHG\$PDQGD0RUH ODQG6DUDKDQG$QQH.HQQHG\-LOOLDQ Carey, Liam, and Colleen Entenman, and Chloe and Alexander Entenman of London, and Ann’s grandchildren /HH:LQNOHSOHFN)LJRUD/XNH$QQH0F1DPDUD'DYLG %RURZLFN&KULVWLQD0F1DPDUD-RKQ+RRSHUDQG-XOLH 0F1DPDUDDQGWKUHHJUHDWJUDQGFKLOGUHQ+HZDVSUH GHFHDVHGE\KLVEURWKHU$OIUHG0RUULV(QWHQPDQ-UDQG VLVWHU3K\OOLV(QWHQPDQ0F/DXJKOLQ

#5866 Dr. Douglas “Stocky” Smith, 90, of Atlanta, GA, SDVVHGDZD\RQ-XQH 'RXJFDPHWR&DPSLQ He shared a recollection with 3DXO/XW]LQDVKH ZDVSUHSDULQJIRUD'XGOH\/RZ 1XPEHUJDWKHULQJLQ$WODQWD “There was a time when only three Atlanta alumni existed. 0\GDG5DQGROSKµ%LOO¶ 6PLWKP\EURWKHU5DQG\ and myself. My dad was at camp DQG&KLHI%HFNPDQ was in charge then and through RXWRXU\HDUV,ZDVFDOOHGµ*HRUJLD¶DQGP\ EURWKHUZDVµ5DQG\¶´%REJUDGXDWHGIURP%R\V+LJK 6FKRRODQGWKHQ81&&KDSHO+LOOZKHUHKHUDQWUDFN+H DWWHQGHG(PRU\0HGLFDO6FKRRODQGODWHUVHUYHGDV&KLHI RI2UWKRSHGLF6XUJHU\DW'HNDOE*HQHUDO+RVSLWDO'RXJ loved his family and supported his children and grandchil dren in all their endeavors. He felt that medical attention was personal, sewing up many a cut on the kitchen table RUPHHWLQJDWKLVRI¿FHGXULQJRIIKRXUVIRUDTXLFN[UD\ and cast if necessary. He never turned any patient away, KHQFHWKHQLFNQDPHE\KLVSDWLHQWVDV³'U'R*RRG´+H is survived by his devoted wife of 66 years, Carol Cole 6PLWKGDXJKWHUVDQGVRQVLQODZ7HUU\6PLWK+HQULW]H )UHGRI$WODQWD/DXULH6PLWKRI'HQYHU&2DQG6X ]DQQH6PLWK+DYHUW\%HQRI$WODQWDWHQJUDQGFKLOGUHQ IRXUJUDQGGDXJKWHUVLQODZWKUHHJUDQGVRQVLQODZDQG WHQJUHDWJUDQGFKLOGUHQ

#6102 M. Cabell Woodward,

90,RI5\H1<SDVVHGDZD\RQ October 26, 2019. Cab came to Camp in 1940 and was a leader LQWKHPLGVWKURXJK His character and values were LQÀXHQFHGE\KLV\HDUVDW'XGOH\ learning the lessons of honorable actions, “The Other Fellow First,” and building diversity in commu nity. +HMRLQHGWKH%RDUGLQDQGVHUYHGWKURXJKWKH early 1970s. $WDJHKHZDV'XGOH\¶V\RXQJHVWOHDG er. The counselors claimed that it was his height and matu ULW\WKDWODQGHGKLPWKHMRE &DEMRNHG³1RRQHHOVHZDV available because of the war, so they were stuck with me.” $WDJH&DE:RRGZDUGZDVKRQRUHGZLWKWKH&DPS 'XGOH\³0DQRIWKH<HDU$ZDUG´JLYHQIRUDOLIHWLPHRI accomplishment. A distinguished business leader, revered colleague, and friend, his warmth, personality, intelligence, and humor drew admiration and friendship across the JOREH%RUQLQ3LWWVEXUJK3$KHPRYHGWR1HZ5RFKHOOH 1<ZKHUHKHJUDGXDWHGKLJKVFKRRO+HUHFHLYHGD%$LQ +LVWRU\IURP3ULQFHWRQLQDQGMRLQHGWKH860DULQH Corps, attaining the rank of Captain. While stationed at &DPS/H-HXQH1RUWK&DUROLQDKHPHWDQGWKHQPDUULHG +HOHQ%RXVKHHRI:LOPLQJWRQ1&7KH\PRYHGWR1HZ <RUN&LW\ZKHUH&DE¶V¿QDQFHFDUHHUEHJDQDW+DQRYHU %DQNDQGZKHUHKHHDUQHGDQ0%$DW1<8,Q Cab was made an Assistant Treasurer at the Continental %DNLQJ&RPSDQ\LQ+DUULVRQ1<ZKHUHKHTXLFNO\URVH WR3UHVLGHQWDQG&(2,QKHMRLQHGWKH,77&RUSRUD WLRQDVDQ([HFXWLYH9LFH3UHVLGHQWDQG&)2DIHZ\HDUV DIWHU&RQWLQHQWDOZDVDFTXLUHG +HUHPDLQHG9LFH&KDLU man at ITT until his retirement in 1993. Cab then became involved again in providing scholarships for underprivi leged children, and enjoyed playing paddle tennis, bridge, DQGJROILQKLVVSDUHWLPH +HMRLQHGWKH8QLWHG6WDWHV 6HQLRUV*ROI$VVRFLDWLRQZKHUHKHZDVHOHFWHG3UHVLGHQW and received the William Campbell Award. He would also IUHTXHQWZHHNO\ODFURVVHDQGEDVNHWEDOOJDPHVDQGZUHV tling matches, rooting his grandsons to victory and watch ing dance recitals for his granddaughter. Cab’s sense of humor was a joy to all who came in contact with him. His storytelling, whether at meetings, meals, or podiums, was proof of his gift as a great communicator. Cab and Helen Woodward were married for 46 years. Mrs. Woodward GLHGLQ-XQH7KHLUROGHVWGDXJKWHU0DUJDUHWGLHG ODVW\HDU&DELVVXUYLYHGE\KLVGDXJKWHUDQGVRQLQ ODZ$QQH%RXFKHUDQGKXVEDQG-HERI+DUULVRQ 1< IRXU JUDQGFKLOGUHQ  +D\GHQ%RXFKHURI1HZ<RUN &LW\  3HWHU%RXFKHUSDUWQHU-HQQLHRI/DUFKPRQW 1<7KRPDV&DU\%RXFKHURI'HQYHU&2DQG .DWKHULQH.LDUVLVKXVEDQG-HIIRI3RUW&KHVWHU1<E\ KLVEURWKHU  &DU\:RRGZDUGRI%DOWLPRUH0'DQG KLVZLIH3HJJ\ WZRQLHFHV&ODUNVRQ:RRGZDUGDQG0DU VKDOO:RRGZDUGDQGDJUHDWJUDQGVRQ0LOHV%RXFKHU +LV longtime companion, April Vehslage, also survives him.

#6409 Ray Close,RI3ULQFHWRQ1-SDVVHGDZD\RQ 1RYHPEHU+HDWWHQGHG&DPSLQDORQJ ZLWKKLVWZREURWKHUV5DOSKDQG$UWKXU$ OR\DO'XGOH\LWH5D\UHFHLYHGKLV\HDUSLQLQ+H JUDGXDWHGIURP3ULQFHWRQ8QLYHUVLW\LQDQGVSHQW his career with the Central Intelligence Agency. He was an Arab affairs specialist with the CIA for 26 years and then an independent consultant on the region. He and his wife, Martha (Marty), spent 37 years in Arab or Muslim FRXQWULHVLQFOXGLQJ/HEDQRQ(J\SW3DNLVWDQDQG6DXGL $UDELD+HVHUYHGDVWKH6DXGL$UDELD6WDWLRQ&KLHIRIWKH CIA for many years. In retirement, Ray and Marty moved EDFNWRWKH86LQWKHHDUO\VFUHDWLQJ5XVFRPEH Farm in Clarke County, VA, where they lived for twenty \HDUV7KH\WKHQPRYHGEDFNWR3ULQFHWRQZKHUHWKH\KDG last lived in 1943 and where the two met in elementary VFKRRO5D\ZDVDQDYLG3ULQFHWRQVSRUWVIDQHVSHFLDOO\ IRQGRIODFURVVH7KH\KDGWZRVRQV-RKQ:HLU&ORVHDQG .HQQHWK+DUROG&ORVH(OL]DEHWKDQG¿YHJUDQGFKLOGUHQ 7DUTXLQ.HQGDOO5D\PRQG&RXUWQH\DQG:LOOLDPDQG RQHJUHDWJUDQGGDXJKWHU:DYHUO\5DH7KRUQWRQ&ORVH Ray’s wife Marty passed away on April 30, 2019.

#6629 Robert Carithers Duncan Jr., 90RI3ULQFHWRQ 1-SDVVHGDZD\1RYHPEHU+e attended Camp in 1942 at age 13. %REZDVERUQLQ:DVKLQJWRQ'&JUHZ XSLQ&KHY\&KDVH0'DQGJUDGXDWHGIURP:RRGURZ :LOVRQ+LJK6FKRROLQWKH'LVWULFWRI&ROXPELDLQ +HUHFHLYHGKLV%$IURP8QLRQ&ROOHJHLQDQG KLV0$LQ3K\VLFVIURP&RUQHOO8QLYHUVLW\LQ+H worked as a research physicist for many years at RCA /DERUDWRULHVLQ3ULQFHWRQEHIRUHUHWLUHPHQWLQ+H was a home handyman, tennis player, storyteller, educator, sailor and Maryland crab picker at the family cottage on WKH3RWRPDF5LYHULQ6RXWKHUQ0DU\ODQG%REPDUULHG his high school sweetheart and wife of 67 years, Helen 6KHSSDUG'XQFDQLQDQGUDLVHGWKHLUIDPLO\LQ3ULQF HWRQ%REZDVDVWURQJYROXQWHHUPHPEHURIWKH3ULQFHWRQ +RXVLQJ*URXSDFWLYHLQWKHHTXDOULJKWVPRYHPHQWDQG DPHPEHURIWKH1DVVDX3UHVE\WHULDQ&KXUFKWKH3ULQFH WRQ<DQGORFDO%RDUGRI(GXFDWLRQ+HLVVXUYLYHGE\KLV ZLIH+HOHQKLVIRXUFKLOGUHQDQGWKHLUIDPLOLHV5RE-HQ QLIHU$P\&DPHURQDQG1DWDOLH'XQFDQ'DYLG9DOHULH -HQQLIHU6DUDK7XUQHU.DWLH&DPHURQ$VKOH\:HEE DQG*UD\VRQ'XQFDQ&DURO(OL]DEHWKDQG&KULVWRSKHU 4XLQDQG.DUHQ&KULV6WDFK-DQD5\HDQG/L-DUDQ PXFKORYHGVSRXVHVDQGVLJQL¿FDQWRWKHUVRIVHYHUDORIKLV JUDQGFKLOGUHQ%U\DQ0LWQDXODQGKLVFKLOGUHQ'DYLGDQG Todd.

#6698 Ambassador William

Green Miller, 88, passed away 6HSWHPEHUDWKRPH near Alexandria, VA. Born in Manhattan, he spent his child KRRGLQ-DFNVRQ+HLJKWV4XHHQV where he attended public school. At Camp in the early 1940s, KHZDVDFORVHIULHQGRI 6WLUOLQJ$OGULFKDQG%RE 'HKOHQGRUIWKH³0$'7ULR´³0$'´+HJUDGXDWHG IURP7ULQLW\6FKRROLQ0DQKDWWDQDQG:LOOLDPV&ROOHJH LQ$7\QJ6FKRODUKHVWXGLHG(QJOLVK/LWHUDWXUH at Magdalen College Oxford University, and poetry at Harvard University. Miller rose to the highest levels of QDWLRQDOSXEOLFVHUYLFHLQWKH86)RUHLJQ6HUYLFHDVVWDII WR6HQDWRU-RKQ6KHUPDQ&RRSHURI.HQWXFN\DV6WDII 'LUHFWRURIWKUHH6HQDWH&RPPLWWHHVDVDVSHFLDOHQYR\ and ultimately, Ambassador to Ukraine. He believed deep O\LQWKHJHQLXVRIWKH86&RQVWLWXWLRQWKHVHSDUDWLRQ of powers and the importance of freedom of speech and opportunity. Miller helped end the Vietnam War, limit nu FOHDUZHDSRQVDQGHVWDEOLVKRYHUVLJKWRI86LQWHOOLJHQFH agencies. Throughout his career, he worked in close part QHUVKLSZLWKKLVEHORYHG6X]DQQH+HH[SUHVVHGKLPVHOI best through his poetry, collected in “Wreath of Friends.” He loved to travel the globe and then return to his homes in Alexandria, VA, and Little Compton, RI. He is survived E\KLVZLIHRI\HDUV6X]DQQH/LVOH0LOOHUDQGKLVVRQV :LOOLDP/LVOHRI:DVKLQJWRQ'&DQG&KULVWRSKHU*UHHQ (Catherine) of Arlington, VA. He is also survived by his IRXUJUDQGGDXJKWHUV&DUROLQH&ODLUH1LQDDQG(PLO\DQG KLVEURWKHU'U$UWKXU*UHHQ0LOOHU

#6841 Gustave Vicary “Vic”

Mahler, 88RI6DUDVRWD)/ passed away on April 10, 2019. He came to camp in 1943. Vic at tended Amherst College where he ZDVDWZRVSRUWDWKOHWHDQGJUDG XDWHGLQZLWKD%DFKHORU of Arts degree in Economics. In 9LFUHFHLYHGKLV0%$IURP +DUYDUG%XVLQHVV6FKRRO7KDW same year, Vic married his high VFKRROVZHHWKHDUW-DQHW/DQGLVDQGZDVFRPPLVVLRQHG LQWRWKH86$UP\DVDQG/LHXWHQDQWLQWKH)LQDQFH &RUSV+HVWDUWHGKLVFDUHHUDW*ODWIHOWHU3DSHU&RPSDQ\ LQ<RUN3$DIWHUFRPSOHWLQJKLVVHUYLFHLQ6HHNLQJ WREHFORVHUWRIDPLO\LQPHWURSROLWDQ1HZ<RUN9LFDQG -DQHWPRYHGWR7DUU\WRZQ1<ZKHUH9LFEHJDQKHOSLQJ ¿QDQFLDOO\GLVWUHVVHGFRPSDQLHV+LVERVVDWWKHWLPH )UHG30XUSK\HQOLVWHG9LFWRHYDOXDWHDVPDOOWHOHFRP PXQLFDWLRQVFRPSDQ\LQ6WDPIRUG1<$IWHUDVVHVVLQJ

the company’s viability, Vic dedicated the next 30 years to restructuring and then growing that company, Audiosears &RUSRUDWLRQDQGVXEVHTXHQWO\DFTXLULQJ&DWVNLOO&UDIWV PHQ,QFRUSRUDWHG9LFDQG-DQHWHYHQWXDOO\PRYHGWR2QH RQWD1<ZKHUHWKH\UHFHLYHGWKH2XWVWDQGLQJ&LWL]HQV of Otsego County Award for their volunteer service and ORFDOSKLODQWKURS\9LFDQG-DQHWUHWLUHGWR6DUDVRWD)/LQ 9LFLVVXUYLYHGE\KLVZLIH-DQHWVRQV-HII$P\RI (YHUJUHHQ&2'DYLG(OL]DEHWKRI6DUDVRWD)/ 0DUN0HOLVVDRI/DNH0DU\)/DQGGDXJKWHU 6DUDK0LNHRI'H%DU\)/VL[JUDQGFKLOGUHQDEURWKHU .HLWK*D\OHDEURWKHULQODZ%XG:H\OPDQVHYHUDO nieces and a nephew.

#7198 Radford Stone, 86, passed away March 29, 2017, in 1HZ&DQDDQ&7%RUQLQ6DQ Francisco, he graduated from 5\H+LJK6FKRRODQG+DUYDUG &ROOHJHFODVVRI+HZDVD longtime senior advertising exec XWLYHZRUNLQJDW2JLOY\ 0D WKHU0F&DIIUH\ 0F&DOODQG the Cable Advertising Bureau. +HZDVDIRXUWLPH(PP\$ZDUGZLQQLQJSURGXFHURIWKH DQLPDWHGFKLOGUHQ¶VHGXFDWLRQVHULHV³6FKRROKRXVH5RFN´ later serving as president. He helped start up Channel 79, 1HZ&DQDDQ¶VFDEOHFKDQQHODQGZDVDPHPEHURIWKH 3RLQVHWWLD&OXEDQG)LHOG&OXERI1HZ&DQDDQWKH1HZ &DQDDQ0HQ¶V&OXEWKH1HZ<RUN5DFTXHW&OXEDQGWKH +DUYDUG&OXERI1HZ<RUN+HZDVDOVRDPDMRUYROXQWHHU IRUPDQ\\HDUVDWWKH$%&+RXVHRI1HZ&DQDDQ+H LVVXUYLYHGE\KLVZLIHRI\HDUV:HQG\KLVFKLOGUHQ ,DQDQG&KDUORWWH6WRQHDQG¿YHJUDQGFKLOGUHQ %HQ6RSKLH=DQGHU1LFNDQG$GDP

#8772 James Fewlass, Colum EXV2+SDVVHGDZD\1RYHPEHU DWDJH-DPHVZDV DW&DPSLQDQG%RUQ LQ1HZ<RUN&LW\KHJUHZXSLQ the Bronx and Brooklyn before PRYLQJWR8WLFD1<+HZDVD graduate of Colgate University where he sang in the chapel choir DQG*OHH&OXE+HPHW0DU\'D\ *LEEVZKRPDQDJHGWKH6LP mons College Glee Club at a joint concert in 1962 and they ZHUHPDUULHGLQ%RVWRQLQ7KH\OLYHGLQ1HZ<RUN &LW\ZKHUHKHFRPSOHWHGD0DVWHURI'LYLQLW\GHJUHHDW 8QLRQ7KHRORJLFDO6HPLQDU\ZKLOHWHDFKLQJDQGZRUNLQJ with teenagers. He completed a Master’s in Education at %RVWRQ6WDWH7HDFKHUV&ROOHJHDQGWKHQWDXJKWLQWKH5R[

bury section of Boston, serving for over 30 years. He also earned a Master’s in Computers in Education from Lesley University. He became assistant principal at the Ohren EHUJHU6FKRROLQ:HVW5R[EXU\IURPZKLFKKHUHWLUHGLQ -DPHVKDGDOLIHORQJLQYROYHPHQWZLWKPXVLFDQGD passion for model railroading. He is survived by his wife, 0DU\'D\GDXJKWHU.DWKDULQH'D\)HZODVV+HOPHU and grandchildren, Trenton and Madeline Helmer and ,VDEHOOD3HQD

#9101 Marshall “Pete” Lamison, 85,passed away on 1RYHPEHULQ/LOEXUQ*$3HWHZDV¿UVWDW&DPS IURP  63 and again in 1966. He brought enormous enthusiasm and fun competitiveness to his role DVDWHDPFRDFKLQWKH-XQLRU'LYLVLRQ'U0LNH McCutcheon recalls, “His coaching tactics were crafty and KLVEDWWOHVHSLF´+LVWKUHHVWHSVRQV%UHQW 6FRWWDQG6WHSKDQ7KRPSVRQDOVRDWWHQGHG&DPS 3HWHDQGZLIH%LOOLH-RDOVRVSHQWDPRQWKZLWK%HQ DQG3DP1HOVRQDWWKHLUFRWWDJHVIRUVHYHUDOUHFHQW VXPPHUVOHDGLQJXSWR&'$5HXQLRQV3HWHLVVXUYLYHGE\ KLVZLIH%LOOLH-R/DPLVRQ5XVVHW&W6:/LOEXUQ *$

#9321 Peter Orrick, 73, passed away in Vero Beach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where he worked in marketing, real estate sales, and de velopment. He enjoyed opera, blues, target shooting at the range, traveling, laughing, and spending time with friends. 3HWHULVVXUYLYHGE\KLVZLIHRI\HDUV&LQG\DQGVRQV 3HWHU-URI'HQYHU&2DQG3UHVWRQRI &KDUORWWH1&

#10312 Gerald A. Ardolino, Sr.,

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#22079 Elizabeth Mettler

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Walter “Red” Yeatts Howson Jr., Richmond, VA, passed away on October 17, 2019, at the age of 77. Red was born LQLQ%U\Q0DZU3$WKHROGHVWFKLOGRI:DOWHU< +RZVRQ6UDQG(OL]DEHWK%+RZVRQ+HJUHZXSLQ :D\QH3$DQGZDVDPXFKORYHGFODVVSUHVLGHQWDQG ³NH\PDQ´DW7KH+DYHUIRUG6FKRRO+HHDUQHGD%$LQ +LVWRU\IURP<DOH8QLYHUVLW\DQGDGLSORPDIURPWKH6WRQ LHU*UDGXDWH6FKRRORI%DQNLQJDW5XWJHUV8QLYHUVLW\+LV career in commercial banking and international and insti tutional investment sales—later, career management—kept him on the road, but he still managed to attend countless ball games, dance recitals, plays, piano and debate com SHWLWLRQVSURPVHQGRIIVVSHOOLQJEHHVDQGJUDGXDWLRQVRI his children. Red’s life forever impacted his wife, Barbara &DUU+RZVRQGDXJKWHURI/HH.&DUUVLVWHU (OL]DEHWK0HUHGLWK+RZVRQ&R[DQGKXVEDQG-RKQ&R[ RI/LWFK¿HOG&7VRQ'DYLG&DUU+RZVRQRI :HVWSRUW1<VRQ0LFKDHO<HDWWV+RZVRQDQG GDXJKWHULQODZ5LWVXNR+RZVRQRI&ODUNVEXUJ0' GDXJKWHU/HVOH\+RZVRQ%UXQRDQGVRQLQODZ-DPHV %UXQRRI5LFKPRQG9$GDXJKWHU6XVDQ/HLJK+RZVRQ RI5LFKPRQG9$DVZHOODVKHUSDUWQHU0DUFXV6KURFN +HKDGIRXUJUDQGFKLOGUHQ6DFKL1LFROH+RZVRQ DQG0LNL&DURO+RZVRQERWKRI&ODUNVEXUJ0' $UFKLH&DUU'L1XQ]LRDQG*HRUJLD%HD%UXQR ERWKRI5LFKPRQG9$1HSKHZ6FRWW&DUUVHUYHG RQWKH.&UHZDQGJUDQGQHSKHZ6WHSKHQ.DQH was also a camper. A memorial service was held at Mt. 3LVJDK8QLWHG0HWKRGLVW&KXUFK0LGORWKLDQ9$RQ 1RYHPEHU