Welcome to the Class of 1973. We’d love to hear from you. Please take a few moments and share your news with classmates.
For question or to get involved in class activities, please contact Ashley Nemer ’10, ’12G at (207) 581-1144.
Welcome to the Class of 1973. We’d love to hear from you. Please take a few moments and share your news with classmates.
For question or to get involved in class activities, please contact Ashley Nemer ’10, ’12G at (207) 581-1144.
Allan Freedman sent me an update last December and I filed it where I would be able to retrieve it easily and then did not do said retrieve. Apologies Allan. Allan retired from a 40-year career in his own practice of hematology and oncology in the Atlanta area. He and Paula have many projects to…
Rachel Davenport Dutch 5506 M Street Sacramento, CA 95819 redhed47@juno.com facebook.com/groups/UMaineClass1973/ Brenda Cook ’75, ’81G was in touch via email from her home in San Rafael, CA, down the road from me. She has been on the West Coast since 2007, when she lived in Sacramento, working for Sacramento State. Brenda also worked for Dominican…
Michael Thurston has been inducted into the Maine Basketball Hall of Fame. Mike’s 64-foot shot in the 1969 state championship game won the first gold ball for Caribou High School. After graduation, he became “one of the best (basketball) officials in Maine history.” Robert “Peab” Peabody is the town manager of Bridgton, where he has…
Rachel Davenport Dutch I hope 2020 is going well for you all. Steve and I were so happy to welcome our third grandchild, Avery Elizabeth Raymond Burdge, on January 3, a terrific way to start the year. She is the daughter of our middle daughter, Claire, and her husband, Daniel Burdge, of Chelmsford, UK, and…
Rachel Davenport Dutch Monty Darryl Vogel sent a news-filled email with details of his very interesting life. He began at Maine as a member of the Class of 1967, but took a detour when academics forced him to answer the “Greetings” letter from the US government, becoming a soldier in the US Army in January…