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Bib Club We welcome these children of alumni into our community with joy! Lyle Anderson ’94, boy, Whitman Lau, November 5, 2015 Nicole DeBlois Greene ’95, boy, Grayson Miles, June 20, 2016 Eric Ostrowski ’04, girl, Anne Elizabeth, April 22, 2016
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Under assistant coach Evan White, NE D3 rowing championships—Bates College first boat was a repeat champion this spring. You may or may not recognize on the far right Kento Kaijima ’14, a bearded Welles Mathison ’12, and to the immediate left of the trophy, Will Lehrer ’13. Pretty cool that they have rowed together in college and found great success for the Bobcats! Go Seawolves! Tammy Kingan ’03 (2)
After enduring the winter of 2014, I decided I was over the snow, so I packed up and bought a house in beautiful St. Petersburg, FL. I’m the founder of Tails and Trails, and have three excellent girls who work for me. We specialize in basic obedience, leash etiquette, and giving pups the exercise they need! I see fellow classmate, Meg Taylor, quite often, as she lives close by in Plant City with her husband. Cory Heselton ’03
After seven years of living in China, my wife and I are moving to Georgia to join the faculty of Rabun Gap—Nacoochee School, a boarding community where I will be teaching Chinese this fall! Class of 2002: 15th Reunion in June! Marvin Pierre ’02
Marvin is an assistant principal at KIPP Polaris Academy for Boys in Houston,
TX, where he focuses on character development in kids and coaching teachers to create strong relationships with students. Recently, Marvin was chosen as a 2016 TNTP (The New Teacher Project) Bridge Fellow and will focus his year-long fellowship on developing an alternative education program that seeks to upend the school-to-prison pipeline by supporting previously incarcerated boys of color as they re-enter school, and curbing unnecessary referrals from schools to the justice system.
90s Caroline Watson-Felt ’98 (3)
My wife and I are now running the Salem Theatre Company—she as Artistic Director and I as Board member, director, and actor—as well as a series of other necessary theatre-related roles! Now that our son is four and I’ve left the corporate workforce, I’ve been really enjoying the life of an actor and theatre-worker again! This season opened in January with our performance of “Medea.” I’ve also started my own wellness business, currently serving clients as a traveling Reiki practitioner and Personal Coach. Hope everyone from ’98 is well! Class of 1997: 20th Reunion in June! Travis Roy ’95
Travis Roy was a 2016 inductee into the Maine Sports Hall of Fame. Read the full story: http://bit.ly/2935VDh. Lyle Anderson ’94 (4)
Lyle Anderson was excited to welcome Whitman Lau Anderson on November 5, 2015.
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The California Fish and Game Commission announced the hiring of Valerie Termini to serve as its executive director. Ms. Termini will be the first female executive director in the Commission’s history. Congratulations!
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Mike Callahan ’93
John Colby ’83
Georgetown University sailing coach Mike Callahan ’93, and teammates Meghan McRae ’14 and Sean Golden ’12 placed second in the LaserPerformance Team Race Nationals on North San Diego Bay.
This past year, my wife Ann and I moved from Wausau, WI, to Colorado Springs, CO.
to Cape Elizabeth, ME. It was up here that I met my wife, Sharon. We married on July 9, and plan on staying in this area.
can been seen in practical and constructible engineering solutions across the globe.”
Class of 1982: 35th Reunion in June!
Paul Cole ’73
Sam Palestine ’69
Pamela Dinsmore Marean ’82 and
Spent a few days fishing with classmate Fritz Mueller and Gary Sprague ’76, here at my house in the Florida Keys. Caught several Dolphin...
Currently working part-time at Runner’s Edge in Boca Raton, FL. November will mark my 39th year of running, having completed 50 marathons in under three hours. Our daughter, Sarah Palestine ’03, received her MBA from Duke University a few years ago, and is working in North Carolina.
G. Cameron Marean ’80
Christian Michael Gibbs ’92, Nicole Asante ’12, and me at the East Lake Golf Club, Atlanta, GA. Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Incorporated, Mu Alpha Chapter 40th Anniversary Dinner.
Pamela Dinsmore Marean and G. Cameron Marean have been happily married for 20 years. After some moving around the country, we have bought a home and lived in New Bedford for about 10 years. Pamela has an M.A. in Professional Writing and 30 years of experience in communications strategies. She writes creative and technical documents (anything but novels or screenplays). She also has a Master’s Certificate in Sustainable Development and Master’s Level Business experience in Social Media Marketing. Cameron left a career that was no longer satisfying him to earn a Master’s of Social Work specializing in addictions. He completed his internship at Gosnold and was hired right away. He has been there for over six years now happily helping people with addictions, but also with any kinds of difficulties.
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Kimball Ingram ’88
Jeffrey Feroce ’78
I’m living in Key West and expanding my bar, Aqua Nightclub, with a new dance club. I got married in June! If you happen to be in Key West stop by and say hello!
Got knocked down by a heart attack in May 2015, but I got up again. Officiated another spring season of boys’ high school lacrosse!
Class of 1987: 30th Reunion in June!
Class of 1977: 40th Reunion in June!
Jonathan Robie ’87
David Lynn ’77
Made the six-hour journey up to SLU (Saint Lawrence University) for my 25th college reunion. Yikes! Best to all!
Our son, Carter Hawkins Lynn, graduated from Cathedral Catholic High School in San Diego in June. He is attending Oregon State University, and will be joining the NROTC Unit. Our daughter, Katie Elizabeth, will graduate from CCHS next year and hopes to play Division 1 Soccer as a goal keeper.
Class of 1992: 25th Reunion in June! Andrew Cole ’92
I’m living in Annapolis, MD, with my wife Ann and our six year old daughter Flora. I’m amazed at how easy it has been to stay somewhat current through Facebook with a number of friends whom I thought I would probably never see again after graduation. I have been passing the time recently building boats for my daughter (and sharing it on Facebook with several classmates) and teaching her to appreciate the water and everything that is great about it. Khalil Johnson ’91 (5)
Charlie Pendleton ’86 Valerie Termini ’94
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Proving that newer isn’t always better, Charlie Pendleton and his teammate Jim Raisides sailed Bight Me, their Rhodes 19 designed in 1959, to win the 32-boat class at this year’s Marblehead NOOD Regatta. They were also named the overall winner of this year’s 189-boat event!
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I retired three years ago as Director of Marketing after 27 years working for the factory that makes Subaru cars. The day after I retired I moved from Connecticut
Class of 1972: 45th Reunion in June! William Baldwin ’71
I retired from Military Sealift Command after 36 years in 2016, and moved from Hilton Head, SC to Jacksonville, FL.
Class of 1967: 50th Reunion in June! Jonathan Blake ’65
Frank Stewart ’71
I have (mostly) left the DC lobbying thing and moved to West Virginia where I direct the WV Forestry Association. I’ve been here about three years and, during that time, completed a Masters in Ministry Leadership from George Fox Evangelical Seminary in Portland, OR. Mark Hill ’70 (7)
I stumbled across this old photo of my days at Tabor… The Varsity Rowing Team practicing on Henley-on-Thames in June/ July 1969 prior to the race start. In the following order: Bow- Bruce Lines, 2- Lawrence Lee ’69, 3- Forrest Eaton ’69, 4- Mark Hill ’70, 5- Geoffrey Goddard ’69, 6- Richard McGowan ’69, 7- Peter Falk ’69, Stroke- George Linzee ’69, Cox- Dan Lee ’71.
60s Stanley White ’69
I received the ASCE Coasts, Oceans, Ports and Rivers Institute 2016 John G. Moffatt-Frank E. Nichol Harbor and Coastal Engineering Award “For exemplifying the ideals embodied in this award: innovation for engineering and construction techniques; application of practical solutions; and contributions to the coastal and harbors profession and public at large.” In particular, the selection committee particularly noted that my “contributions to the offshore and waterfront construction industries
2016 is the year! Spent time in Thailand and Vietnam touring for 45 days. Trip was interesting, and we enjoyed Thailand more then Vietnam. In Thailand, we celebrated my 70th birthday with a Tuk Tuk ride through Bangkok, eating street food, drinking beer. We arrived back to Florida and headed to sea on Sundance. We got to Fort Pierce and stayed for a month. In June we spent time in the Outer Banks, NC, and visited with our grandchildren. We enjoyed a boat trip to Long Island Sound this summer and in November we are headed to our last continent, Antarctica, with a side trip to Easter Island.
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Since graduating from Tabor and Harvard, I earned a Ph.D. in experimental psychology from the University of Michigan. I have published three books: The Nature of Mind (1997), The Conscious Mind and the Material World (2007) and Reimagining the Soul (2014), all of them dealing with the relation between mind and matter and all of them published by McFarland & Co. For two decades, I carried on the family tradition by teaching mathematics at private secondary schools before switching to a career in management consulting in order to provide my family with food and shelter. I live in Ann Arbor, MI, with my wife Iris, my daughter Rachel, and my virtually human dog Bessie. Michael Fawcett ’64
Still active on the Westminster Fire & Rescue Department, mostly doing dispatching and responding to any medical emergencies, or vehicle accidents as a long standing EMT. Not much fire fighting any more, as my knees give out too quickly, and my wind isn’t as good as it use to be! Brush fire season was busy with many small and large fires in our area.
Richard Dey ’65
Poet and journalist Richard Dey wrote an essay memorializing the Grolier Poetry Book Shop, located in Cambridge, MA, which was published recently in The Somerville Times. Read the essay here: http://bit.ly/292saDD.
I am a member of the Shrine Board of Governors for the Vermont/New Hampshire Maple Sugar Bowl Football Game. Involved with a lot of fund raising for the Shrine Children’s Hospitals. Ronald Johnson ’64
Winder Heller ’65 and Ken Golding ’65 (8) Recently Winder Heller ’65 and Ken
Golding ’65 followed the Lewis & Clark Expedition by canoeing the White Cliffs Region of the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument in Montana. This beautiful, majestic, and remote section of the Missouri River is only accessible by water. Although tired by the end of the trip (camping is a little harder than it was a few decades ago) they both were exhilarated by this life experience.
Earlier this year, my wife Chris and I finished a wonderful 3-month wintertime stay on Longboat Key in Sarasota, FL. We played tennis matches daily, and sometimes twice a day. I’ve been playing now for 58 years... much of my early training came from Eddie Andrews at Marion Sports Shop, and from Ken Heekin and Leighton Hutchinson on the Pond House clay courts, Front Street, circa 1962. We headed back to Hingham, to open our summer cottage,
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Nine Acres, on Westport Island, ME, in May. While on Longboat Key we hosted 29 singers from The Sherwoods of Cornell, my college a cappella group. We gave a charity fund-raiser concert at Church of the Redeemer, Sarasota. All the best to the Class of ’64! Paul Larson ’62 (9)
I have retired as a manufacturing executive and have now been here in San Antonio, TX, for almost thirty years. In addition to being an adjunct professor in math and statistics, I have recently started painting full time in retirement. I like to work with the American West and National Parks—see my collection for yourself! http://1-paul-larson.pixels.com/ Jim Calvin ’61
I thought I was retiring this year, BUT I’m not even 73 yet! So, I was just hired to teach on-line (NO, NOT going there) graduate psychology courses for the American University in Central Asia, in Bishkek, capitol of the Kyrgyz Republic. Eric Peterson ’61
I enjoyed flying with Phil Pinel in Hotchkiss, CO. We were born on the same day in Boston, MA, 1942. I made many trips to his house. He had crafted it from local materials and it was like a museum. He was a great self-taught engineer. However, college was not for him; he was in too much of a hurry to produce great works or worth for mankind. We miss him sorely.
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Fred Hill’s book of essays on The Baltimore Sun, edited with Stephens Broening, drew outstanding endorsements from Judy Woodruff, anchor of the PBS News Hour, and David Greene, a host of NPR’s Morning Edition. Woodruff commented: “From war to politics, corruption to the Chesapeake Bay, the essays in (“The Life of Kings”) capture the rawness and melody of life as recorded by some of the best reporters