The (somewhat) annual Class of '69 Mets mini-reunion will be held on Saturday, July 7th on the occasion of the 4:10 PM game at Citi Field. The game is against the Tampa Bay Rays. Classmates plus one guest are invited, with tickets, food and beverage, and parking provided.
The following is an editorial by our own Bob Sturges.
It’s time to hit the pause button on legalized sports betting
BY ROBERT B. STURGES
(May 25, 2018)
Here is a somewhat edited Foley House update from Tom Kenney, along with a Foley House photo from our Junior year. The photo was provided by Tom Couser '68 when he and Tom K had lunch recently in New Haven, a 'convenient' halfway between Quaker Hill, CT and southern Westchester, NY.
"It's fun to see those "old men" (the '68s) and the "newbies" ('70s).
Jim Willis was a big guy, nearly six-foot eight, but his tough exterior belied his kind heart and wry sense of humor. His interest in rowing was a lifelong passion. Jim rowed for Phillips Exeter Academy, where he and his crew competed at the Royal Henley Regatta. Jim often told stories of rowing with frozen fingers at Dartmouth.
We are saddened to hear of the passing of our classmate, H. Flanders Fuenzalida (9/16/1947 - 4/25/2018). No obituary is available at this time.
The Buffalo News of April 29, 2018 carried this notification:
Sports Management Program
...and there are those of us who are happy it plans to stay that way.
Here is the letter to the Dartmouth Community noting the decision NOT to enlarge the undergraduate student body.
The following is an update by Tom Kenney sent to members of Foley House and graciously shared.
Hello Foley People,
Richard (Dick) Neuhoff passed away on March 21, 2018, in Hartford, Connecticut. Though he was born in Elmira, New York, he spent most of his childhood in Durham, New Hampshire. After graduating from Phillips Exeter Academy, he attended Dartmouth College. Following his graduation from Dartmouth in 1969, Richard went on to Stanford Law School. He began his legal career as a criminal defense trial attorney at the Santa Clara County Public Defender’s Office in San Jose, California.
William L. Selden, a businessman, philanthropist, sportsman, dog lover, innate comedian, husband, father and grandfather, died on February 5, following injuries sustained in a skiing accident. He was 70. Bill lived an incredibly full life that brought him around the globe in the pursuit of many passions and rewarded him with a trove of great friends and stories.