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Class Notes 1952
Sharing His Time and Talent Jim Lehman OPC ’54 writes, “Since 2004, I have continued to go to Chile on a yearly basis with a team of 10-12 medical personnel to do surgery, working with our Chilean counterparts. It has been a very rewarding experience, and we now have a group of very close friends in Chile. The program is supported by Rotary, which is a key component of our success. We perform 60-90 surgeries each year and see many of the patients in follow-up the next year. In addition to Chile, I have also gone to Bolivia and China, again with the support of Rotary. I can truly say it has been a fantastic opportunity and I have enjoyed all of the experiences, including one earthquake (2010). Recently at the request of our Chilean surgeons and the Department of Health, we have helped develop a program to train surgeons in breast reconstruction.”
Class Agents George C. (Skip) Corson Jr. gccesq@aol.com F. Bruce Waechter fbw413@aol.com
1953 Class Agent William H. Bux mbuxc@aol.com
Donald O. Baumann OPC ’53 See death notices.
John F. Coppolino OPC ’53 See death notices.
Harrison G. Wehner Jr. OPC ’53 See death notices.
Jim Lehman (center) and his son, Thomas, a nurse, with Ricardo Roman, president of Rotaplast Chile, which treats children with cleft lips and palates.
John S. Budd published his first fictional novel, Common 3, in September 2013.
1954 Class Agent Alfred F. Bracher III fbracher@aol.com
1955 Class Agent Charles (Chuck) Clayton Jr. cclayt@comcast.net
John MacWilliams OPC ’55 is a senior consultant and analyst at Bishop & Associates, Inc.
Jim Lehman (second from left), pictured with a surgical team at the Naval Hospital in Viña del Mar, has returned to Chile time and again for the last decade to contribute his medical expertise to those in need.
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1956 Class Agent Bernard E. Berlinger Jr. bberlinger@asidrives.com
