Michael J. Antal, Jr, a leading person in biomass research, died on 21 October 2015. He received his MS degree in Applied Physics (Quantum Mechanics and Electromagnetic Theory) from Harvard University, followed by the PhD degree in Applied Mathematics (Numerical Analysis and Quantum Mechanics), also from Harvard University.
Steven Eric Amundson died December 5, 2015. He was born in Pendleton, Oregon and in high school excelled in all major sports and music activities as well as serving as student council president. He was offered full ride academic scholarships to Harvard, Yale and Dartmouth. He began his college career at Dartmouth in pre-med and had a very successful freshman year. Following that year, what his family now understands, he suffered the onset of a debilitating diagnosis of bi-polar disease.
69Cares
(A Proposal for a Class Initiative to Support Classmates and Families)
Mission: provide support to classmates and families at times of loss or crisis.
Goals:
By now, most of you have probably received the 'Save the Date' Fiftieth Reunion Mug and letter. How many of you have marked it on your calendar. (I have.) How many are planning to attend. (I am.)
The following was kindly provided to us by Bob's son Brandon, who writes:
The usual suspects (and more than a few unusual suspects) met at Molly's Friday night, for a gathering of about 29 classmates and partners. Molly's was able to accommodate us with a little squeezing.
As of today, the site contains two current listings of classmates no longer with us, one alphabetically and one chronologically. Each listing has the name and date of death for the classmate, and links to a page with (when available) pictures from the Green Book and Aegis, and an obituary.
On Saturday evening, April 7, the Class of 1969 hosted 2019/1969 Trivia Night--the fourth event in our Class Connections Program with the ’19s.
Paul Tuhus shared this wonderful link to a short YouTube video of scenes from Homecomings of previous years. Enjoy.
Donald Carl Pogue of Guilford, CT, died peacefully in his sleep on October 26, 2016. Born May 24, 1947 in Macomb, Illinois, he graduated from Dartmouth College in 1969 and Yale Law School in 1973. He worked as a labor lawyer in Connecticut and proudly represented labor unions for many years before serving as the Connecticut Commissioner of Hospitals and Healthcare and then as a Judge in the CT Superior Court. In 1995 he was appointed as a Judge for the US Court of International Trade where he served as Chief Judge from 2010-2014 and assumed senior status in 2014.