Colby Magazine Volume 90 Issue 2 Spring 2001 Article 13 April 2001 Alumni at Large Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/colbymagazine Recommended Citation (2001) "Alumni at Large," Colby Magazine: Vol. 90 : Iss. 2 , Article 13. Available at: https://digitalcommons.colby.edu/colbymagazine/vol90/iss2/13 This Contents is brought to you for free and open access by the Colby College Archives at Digital Commons @ Colby. It has been accepted for inclusion in Colby Magazine by an authorized editor of Digital Commons @ Colby. '20s/'30s-1940�1umni at large NEWSMAKERS kept them from joining us, and now 1940s Correspondents they're awaiting the birth of a first The Portland, Maine, Kiwanis honored Edward S. Boulos Jr. '39 on great-grandchild.... John and I thor­ 1940 Ernest C. Marriner Jr. November 14, 2000, with the club's 2000 Distinguished Service Award. A oughly enjoyed our trip to Provence 10 Walnut Drive but didn't get to hike as much as lifetime member of Disabled American Veterans, Boulos has served as Augusta, ME 04330-6032 expected. Highlights were the town director of Catl10lic Charities of Maine and on tl1e United Fund Construc­ [email protected] tion Division, the Greater Portland Development Com!1Ussion and other ofTourettes, the Canyon ofVerdun, a cooking class and several memo­ 1941 boards and committees primarily involved with Mercy Hospital. rable meals. L1 the spring we'll be Bonnie Roberts Hathaway 400 Atlantic Avenue #34C visiting Spain, followed by a week MILESTONES Leominster, MA 01453 with a son in Germany .... I wish 978-343-4259 more of you would send me news. Deaths: ErnestE. Miller '29, January 31, 2001, in Newtown, Conn., at 94 [email protected] There are many whom I haven't heard ·:· Nathaniel L. Sills '29, October 30, 2000, in New York, 1 .Y., at from in years. How about surprising 1942 93 ·:· Margaret Shaw '30, November 3, 2000, in Presque Isle, Maine, at me before the next deadline. 1943 90 ·:· Theora Doe Stubbert '30, December 3, 2000, in Bristol, R.I., at -Mmy "Liz " Hall Fitcb 1944 94 ·:· Marjorie Van Horn Bernier '32, January 21, 2001, in Augusta, cjo Meg Bernier Maine, at 90 ·:· Mancle F. Cole '33,January 18, 2001, in Sebec, Maine, at Colby College Alumni Office 48 Dear classmates, we have not 93 ·:· Bertrand W. Hayward '33, January 7, 2000, in Brewer, Maine, at Waterville, ME 04901 received any information in the last 207-872-3185 89 ·:· Harry M. Huff '33, January 3, 2001, in Farmington, Maine, at few months, so we'll give you some [email protected] 92 ·:· Stuart H. Record '34, November 1 9, 2000, in Livermore Falls, idea of our Colby contacts. vVe went [email protected] Maine,at87 ·:· Thomas G.van Siyke '36, ovember l2,2000, inJonesboro, to \Vaterville fo r the inauguration of [email protected] Ark., at 87 ·:· Robert S. William '36, December 7, 2000, in Los Angeles, Bro Adams-a gala weekend and one 1945 Calif., at 86 ·:· Harold M. Wolff'36, November 27,2000, in Boston, Mass., we shall long remember. All of you Naomi Collett Paganelli at 85 ·:· Abbie Hooper Morrison '37, November 5, 2000, in Ellswortl1, should try to meet Bro. We're cer­ 2 Horatio Street #5J Maine, at 85 ·:· Thelma Beverage Parker '37, December 17, 2000, in tain that he is going to lead Colby to New York, NY 10014-1608 Cheshire, Mass., at 85 ·:· Roger B. Tilley '3 7, August 18, 2000, in Pinellas, new heights. Our daughter, Deborah 212-929-5277 Fla., at 83 ·:· Harold P. Davis Jr. '38, ovember 10, 2000, in Venice, Fla., '75, who is a Colby overseer, also [email protected] at 84 ·:· Marcus C. Oladell '38, January 4, 2001, in Rockport, Maine, at attended the festivities and brought 1946 83 ·:· Donald W Maxim '39, January 11, 2001, in Bradenton, Fla., at our 16-year-old granddaughter,) es­ . Anne Lawrence Bondy sica, and our 12-year-old grandson, 85 ·:· Viola Economu Moran '39, January 15, 2001, in San Diego, Calif., at 771 Soundview Drive 82 ·:· Donald N. Thompson '39, November 11, 2000, in Brewer, Maine, at 82. Mark. We gave them a guided tour Mamaroneck, NY 10543 of the campus and regaled them with 914-698-1238 '20Sf30S and his winter home in Florida. He stories of our undergraduate days.... [email protected] Leonette Warburton Wishard '23 and his wife, Dorothy, moved to We have seen Carol Silverstein 1947 wrote that at the age of 98 she is Folsom, Calif., to be near their Baker and Kay Weisman Jaffe in Mary "Liz" Hall Fitch moving to a retirement community. daughter 1 ancy, her husband and the past few months. ow that we 4 Canal Park #712 She has three grandcnildren, six great­ their two grandsons, ages I 0 and 14. are in Jupiter, Fla., we regularly see Cambridge, MA 02141 grandchildren and two great-great­ Their home is located in a gated Leonard Warshaver '49 .... Re­ 617-494-4882 grandchildren. Her fa vorite memories retirementcommunityand has a club cently we had a visit by David Pulver fax: 617-494-4882 of Colby dorm life include late night house and pool. Their other daugh­ '63 and his wife, Carol. ...We did classnews194 [email protected] "feasts" witl1 fr iends when a box of ter, Jean, is a physician's assistant receive an e-mail fromJoan Crawley 1948 food arrived from home and cookouts and lives in Manhattan. Pollock right after we had submit­ David and Dorothy Marson aftergoing on a hike. She remembers ted our last class notes. Joan wrote 41 Woods End Road that on one hike the sugar and salt got 45 December, and the deadline on October 5 that she and her hus­ Dedham, MA 02026 mixed up on the way. It made the for the spring issue of Colby is here. band drove from Pasadena, Calif., 781-329-3970 cookout more interesting. Got the blues. To news. Hoping, to Phoenix, Ariz., fo r a men's Y fax: 617-329-6518 though, that Y2K+ 1 \viii be kind to all meeting. They also visited with [email protected] Eleanor SmartBraunmuller and that at least some '45ers will write Shirley Carrier Brown and her 43 1949 reports that her grandson, Albert just a few words about their activities husband, George, whose three sons Anne Hagar Eustis Goodman, is a sophomore at Colby and events to share with the rest of us. live nearby. One son, Bruce '79, is a P.O. Box 594 and a member of the swim team. Her -Naomi Collett Paga nelli lawyer.Joan remarked that they had Princeton, MA 01541-0594 granddaughter, Sarah, is a senior at been delighted to receive a birthday 978-464-5513 Goucher College. L1)une her mother, 4 7 Dana and Harriett Nourse card from Nlargaret Felton Viens fax: 978-464-2038 Ethelyn Smart, passed away just four Robinson attended the Old China '77 from the Office of Alumni Rela­ [email protected] months shy of her 100th birthday. Hands reunion in Scottsdale, Ariz., tions.... Please try to stay in touch Although Eleanor says she never lived and then in Phoenix visited friends so that we will have information don't let that discourage any of you in a dorm on campus, she thoroughly they had known in Beijing. They then about classmates for the next edi­ from sending me your updates ....I enjoyed visiting fr iends who did. She continued on to the Grand Canyon, tion of Colby. heard almost immediately from Celie also fo ndly remembers having friends Canyon de Chelly in avajo land and -David and Dorotby iVIanon FarnhamSturtevant, who expressed stop by her house on Main Street in other sights before completing a surprise that she really did have some \VateJ·ville.She still stays at the family three-week trip. They spent Christ­ 49 Many thanks to those of you news-an unbelievable year of travel. home in Watenrille whenever she's maswith Harriet's sister, Fran ourse who responded to my recent letter. I First, it was 10 perfect days in En­ not in ew Jersey ....Three years Jolmston '49, and fa!1Uly. The wed­ now have news to pass on to you­ gland in April visiting her son and ago Donald Whitten sold both his ding of a granddaughter on the same perhaps even more than wi II fit in this daughter-in-law. L1 August she and Middlebury, Conn., home of32 years weekend as our mini-reunion in June column. Now isn't that novel' But husband )uss went to Bermuda to c 0 L By . s p R I N G 2 0 0 I I 37 Alumni at Large 194Ds-195Ds celebrate their 50th anni,·ersary and barge," about 90 fe et long with fo ur -t Riverview Terrace, Hillsborough, haven't heard from in a l ong time, in October they tra,·eled to \'��ezu­ bedrooms and baths, a kitchen, lounge i'{)08 8-t-t.... Ruth Endicott Free­ Richard Fisch, sent me an e-maiL ela with her brother and sister, Frank and "dining room." The barge was man, now a semi-retired physician, Richard is still enjoying his fi eld of psychiatry so much that he doubts he Farnham '-tO and Lydia. Farnham moored near a small town in south­ and her husband, Miles, live in Johnson '-tO, for the wedding of ern France, Portiragne, but Barbara Ogunquit, 1\Iaine. Their two mar­ will ever quit. Last year he came out Frank's grandson.