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There were very few responses this time, perhaps due to the hot summer weather…

I am sad to report that Dennis Allee has passed away. During his years at Wesleyan, Denny was very well liked and respected by all who knew him. He was a member of Eclectic fraternity and played on the football team. After Wesleyan he attended Columbia Law School, worked for a time on Wall Street, and then had a very successful career in public service. He eventually retired to Provincetown to follow his passion for the arts, especially jazz. All of us who knew Denny will miss him.

Dick Goldman and I have frequent telephone calls. He is still an active golfer and has been asked to serve on the Executive Committee of the Wesleyan Alumni Association.

Neil Henry was anticipating a long, hot summer, but still planned to venture out to hear Graham Nash sing at an outdoor concert.

Tony Codding remains active and recently took a river cruise from Paris to Normandy, which he described as a humbling experience. The destroyer escort he served on for three years in the US Navy was part of the Normandy invasion when it was new. He also visited the Dominican Republic and Aruba and has finished his duties as president of his condominium association.

Bob Wuerthner and I correspond and fondly recall our freshman year basketball days with Coach Burke.

Recently, Kay and I flew to Long Island for a family reunion. I still golf (my name is on the tee sheet, at least) and play online bridge.

There are still more than 100 alumni in our class, and it would be great to hear from more of you, and, of course, mundane news is welcome.

Best regards,

Cliff

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