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Sid Alexander wrote: “I am in the process of retiring after nearly 63 years at Lahey Clinic, where I founded the cardiology department. I am married with two wonderful children, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. My major interests have been preventative cardiology and treatment of high cholesterol, as well as work in the antinuclear movement. I was president of Physicans for Social Responsibility [from] 1985 through 1988 and continue to be active for many years [recall that the antinuclear sister organization received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985]. Presently, I am having a peaceful semiretirement at home with lots of help and enjoying it.”

In January, Walter Cutler said, “Still frozen in D.C., but warm memories of Wes are helping me survive.” He wonders how many of us ’53ers are also still standing.

Gerald Patrick wrote, “I am just finishing my first year at Sequoias, a retirement place. Love it. I gave two major talks in recent months on Homer and his epics. Just had cochlear implants surgery. Too soon to know the benefits.”

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