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Editor’s addition: Our condolences to JON GROBE whose wife Ann died in July 2012. t ED STANSFIELD has retired from the KUA Board of Trustees, after serving since 2004. Thank you, Ed.
CL ASS REPORTER NEEDED JEFF CUTTS has retired from the KUA Board
of Trustees after serving nine years. He was very successful as chairman and helped lead the Academy into a successful campaign during the recent poor economy. t DON LOWERY was this year’s graduation speaker and also spoke at the Martin Luther King Day program.
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CL ARE DINGWELL 255 Cambridge Road Woburn, MA 01801-5405
1980 CL ASS REPORTER NEEDED DAVID MCCRILLIS has been appointed to the
Board of Trustees of the New Hampshire Retirement System.
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FITZGERALD, LISETTE SCHNELLE, MIKE MASSEY, DARYL WILLIAMS, TODD POOLE, TIM GRAFTON also attended. Even with all
1976 C . D O U G L A S M AT T E R N 15 Culver Street, #76 Plaistow, NH 03865 603-382-5269 mattern71385@yahoo.com
1977 J O H N M . S H AW J R . 2 Peders Place Chelmsford, MA 01824-4651 978-761-0313 johnmshawjr@comcast.net Editor’s addition: DONNER CARR and his son DONNER R. CARR ’06 have purchased the Fast Hitch Farm in Whiting, VT. His son is operating it as an organic farm.
institutions that have this kind of history and I know it felt pretty special to everyone who was able to attend to know that we have all passed through this place and are also part of its history. You can either resent time and the passing of it or you can embrace it and welcome it with its beauty and wonder. The handing off of youth to its next generation and trusting that it’s ok. t I no longer look for heads of dark hair at the Hilltop because I know this is not my class. My class has grey hair or no hair and yet, as anyone who knows what this is like, I don’t see only the grey hair that everyone else sees but I also see our glory days and I still see our youth. We are old but we are not that old is pretty much goes through everyone’s mind at an event like this. I overheard someone at a bar telling his date, “You’re old when you give up.” They were both in their sixties. No one at the KUA Reunion has given up. That alumni in the wheel chair and oxygen tank hasn’t given up. In fact he was probably a star athlete and if his body could still do it he probably could reenact some of his greatest moments right then and there. So as I was driving home from the Hilltop, these two choices went through my head. We either resent time or we embrace it. t It was great to have such a big turnout from our class. JOHN MOORE came in from Colorado. BROOKS ROBINSON came in from Pittsburgh. BRUCE BRAWLEY from Rhode Island. TIM STANSFIELD from NYC. BOBBY
Sean Cota ‘81 and J.C. Boggs ‘80, on Sean’s boat, cruising on the Potomac River this past spring
1982 TODD SEGAL 422 Holland Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90042-3256 818-434-9189 Todd.segal@yahoo.com \HDUVȥ7KH IDVFLQDWLQJ GRFXPHQWDU\ DW WKH Bicentennial described how KUA has survived and persevered through generations of good times and tough times. There aren’t a lot of
of the activities, I did get a chance to catch up on news with a couple of classmates that I can share. t TIM STANSFIELD is living in NYC. After leaving The Four Seasons he embarked on his own and opened up AOC Wines which has three stores in NYC. They specialize in KDUG WR ÀQG ZLQHV IURP VPDOOHU YLQH\DUGV +H is also developing his second career as a blues guitarist and plays Monday nights at BB Kings with an all star band so if you’re in the NYC area, check ‘em out! t I don’t know if anybody does not know what FITZY is doing. Talk about making his class proud. His involvement in the advancement of KUA is amazing and his contribution helps bring to fruition what the school will be for generations. This year, at Reunion, he was presented with the Alumni Council Volunteer Award. t Editor’s addition: Thank you to AMY LANDAU for her years as class reporter and to Todd for taking over.
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