The report of Carol Topping Baum’s death, with a link to her obituary and a lovely photo of her, can be found HERE.
Another Mini-Reunion!
This past week, a group of seven classmates got together in Saxton’s River, VT, for several glorious fall days. For more information, and photographs, go HERE.
Rev. Hydie Rial Houston (1938-2023)
I am sad to report that Hydie died on September 10, 2023. There is a very interesting and moving obituary HERE.
Sue Bradley Cabot (d. 07-02-23)
Coming Up on 65 Years!!
Sometimes it’s hard to believe that we graduated that long ago—seems impossible, actually! At other times…well, we’ll not go there! But our graduation was, indeed, in 1960, and that means that our 65th Reunion is approaching, and will be in 2025!! What would YOU like to include in our 65th Reunion? Please voice your ideas HERE. (Click on HERE and you will be directed to our 65th Reunion page).
I (Ann Kingman Williams) still have some ‘Non-Reunion Reunion’ booklets from our 60th Reunion, Contact me if you would like one—they are FREE (including postage!). They’re a great way of catching up with classmates and giving your thoughts a boost when thinking about what you would like to see included in our 65th.
Another Mini-Reunion!
JJ Johnson Spencer and her husband Bob, Jan Herridge Keffer and her husband Dave, and Ann Kingman Williams and her husband Bob met up on a lovely afternoon for supper in South Freeport Maine. Read about it HERE.
Ruth (Toppie) Witherspoon (January 14, 1938 – June 14, 2020)
Notice of Toppie Witherspoon’s death just reached me. You can read more about another very impressive classmate HERE.
Jane Mack Gould (April 27, 1938 – September 10, 2023)
More information about Jane can be found HERE.
Another Mini-Reunion!
Gretchen Hall and Jan Lawrence Lange shared an afternoon tea recently, and Gretchen shared the photo-op with us HERE. Thanks, Gretchen!
New Poem Posted (‘Epitaph’ by Merrit Malloy) …
…Go HERE to read it. I found it very moving. I hope it speaks to you, and that you can take time to internalize it and keep it close to your heart.
Ann Kingman Williams