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1964 BEN HARRIS ’67 joined the board of the New Hampshire Theatre Project in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. He shared that his joining the board was in honor of Tony Vincent and the St. Mark’s Drama Club. The New Hampshire Theatre Project is a transformative and educational theatre that offers training for students at all levels. Ben and his wife, Rebecca, reside in Stratham, New Hampshire.
1968 JERRY CARLSON ’68 won two New York Emmy Awards Sissy and Allen Cullum ’64 hosted a group of ’64 classmates and friends, including Marcy and Tom Adams, in the Adirondacks.
for the series Nueva York, produced in Spanish for City University Television. Nueva York explores the rich textures of Latino society in the city, focusing on politics, art, culture,
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and the traditions of Spanish-speaking populations across the metropolitan area. Episodes can be viewed online at www.cuny.tv. Jerry would like to thank his Spanish teachers at St. Mark’s, Srs. Jimenez and Esler. In October, Jerry gave a lecture in Panama City entitled “Devil in a Blue Dress & African-American Film.” The talk was sponsored by the EnRedArte Foundation & the U.S. Embassy in Panama. Jerry and his wife, Deborah Navins, reside in New York City. JOHN M. WALSH III ’68 and his wife, Dawna, will celebrate
Ted Wright, Mike Weisberg, Robert Feldman, Tom Case, Bill Dean, Mike MacAdams, former faculty member Tom Adams, and Robert Pierce on campus for the Class of 1965 lunch.
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their 40th anniversary in 2011. John and Dawna have four children and two grandchildren and reside in Dallas. John is President and Founder of TIG Real Estate Services, which has offices in Dallas, Austin, Houston, and Nashville.
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KEVIN BRANDS ’71 joined Holt Lunsford Commercial as Managing Principal of the Office Division. In 2007, Kevin sold CMD Realty Investors, a national office investment company, and enjoyed several years in retirement with his wife, Beckie, and their three children, Beau, Alyson, and Morgan. Holt Lunsford is currently the largest commercial landlord in Texas. They lease, manage, and/or own 40 million square feet of industrial and office space throughout Dallas and Houston. Kevin’s responsibilities will be to grow the The Class of 1967 gathered for lunch over the holidays. Attending were (from left) David Munves, John Rauscher, Charles Seay, Tom Landry, Dave Morris, Mike Lacy, Doug McCrum, Bill Kohler, Bennett Cullum, Robert Einsohn, Frank St. Claire, and John Broude.
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office division of the company through investment, leasing, and management. Kevin and his wife reside in Dallas.
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