Keady, Tom (9/23/2003)
From The '69Times:
I am sorry to report Tom’s passing on September 23. Rick Willets provided the following from the Federal Reserve Bank website:
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Kelsey, John Victor Jr (10/15/2019)
Dr. John V. Kelsey, 71, a retired officer in the United States Public Health Service died October 15th at his home in Chevy Chase, MD of natural causes. Known as “Jack” to his family and “Jake” to friends and colleagues he was born in Annapolis, MD on October 20, 1947. His father was Lt. Col. USMC John V. Kelsey who died when he was 10.
Kempe, Charles W. Byrd (2/20/1988)
We do not have a published obituary, but he has a Wall of Honor profile in the National Air and Space Museum in Washing, DC.
* Born 20 September 1947 in Orange, VA.
* ROTC Dartmouth College.
* Trained as navigator in Pensacola, FL.Kinschner, William H. (3/26/2014)
William H. Kinschner passed away suddenly on March 26, 2014 at the home of a friend in Timisoara, Romania. Bill’s wife of 45 years, Bonnie, predeceased him earlier that year after a brief battle with bile duct cancer.
Kitson, Peter Wesley (11/22/1989)
PETER WESLEY KITSON died on November 22, 1989, in Hartford Hospital, near his home in Glastonbury, Connecticut, after a short illness. He leaves his wife, Cheryl, and children Nicole and Jeffrey (105 Stanley Drive, Glastonbury 06033, (203) 659-8859).
Knight, Guyon "Chip" Hartwell (3/22/2014)
Unfortunately, we have been unable to find a formal published obituary for Guyon, or Chip, as he was known to us.
The following information has been collected and contributed by classmates:
Chip received his undergraduate Bachelor of Arts degree from Dartmouth College in 1969 and a Master of Arts from Columbia University in 1971.
Komanecky, Peter Mark (8/30/1992)
We do not have a published obituary.
Dear friends,” reads Oscar Romero's card, “it saddens me to report that Peter Komanecky died in Washington, D.C., of AIDS–related complications on August 30, 1992. He is survived by his lover Radames Lozada of Alexandria, VA, his parents, Paul and Eve Komanecky of Binghamton, N.Y., and brothers.”
A photo of his gravestone in the Mount Comfort Cemetery in Alexandria, VA is included below.
Koop, David C. (4/28/1968)
Kopet, Jeff Bonnell (12/13/2020)
effrey Bonnell Kopet was born in Spokane, WA at Deaconess Hospital on October 10, 1946 to parents Barbara Ann Kopet and Jerome Cole Kopet and passed away on December 13, 2020 due to complications from cancer and COVID-19 pneumonia.
Jeff attended St. George’s School and served in various Associated Student Body positions throughout his attendance, graduating in 1965. During high school, he also earned his Eagle Scout ranking within the Boy Scouts of America, and was inducted into the Order of the Arrow.
Lake, Alan Mason (June 13, 2023)
Dr. Alan M. Lake, the first board-certified pediatric gastroenterologist at the Johns Hopkins Hospital and a longtime member of the Maryland Pediatric Group, died June 13 at his Glen Arm home of complications from a stroke. He was 76.”Alan was smart as hell, had an incredible memory, and was insightful,” Dr. Kenneth C.