Class Notes 1951
NORBERT LACHMANN—My life continues to be both interesting and rewarding. I was a bit shocked to realize that my daughter, Kerry, just turned 50. I must be getting a bit long in the tooth. But everything still works. We spend a lot of time on the water on Narragansett Bay (and this teaches Humility, which is good) and a lot of time in Maine, in Boothbay Harbor, a town I highly recommend. SAUL COHEN—We never returned to New England from Sarasota after the winter of 2019-2020. Stayed right through a Covid Isolation. But we have had the vaccine and returned to New England in May.
1953
BERNARD MILLER—Aging well with my wife of 64 years, ten grandchildren, and one great-grandchild. LEN MINTZ—I have been involved with Hebron since I first stepped foot on the campus in August of 1949 as I enrolled as a freshman. It was an honor to serve on the board of Trustees for 16 years. I am a consistent supporter of Hebron Academy and have made Hebron the ultimate beneficiary of my Charitable Remainder Trust. The Steinway grand piano in the Lepage Arts Center was a gift from my late wife and me. I have said that I have fallen in love twice in my life: once in 1949 with Hebron Academy and once in 1958 with the wonderful woman who was my wife of 59 years.
1954
z Manolie Jasper
Manolie and I now have our first greatgrandson to go with 17 grandchildren from 5 successful children. We have lived in the same Utah home for the last 40+ years and enjoy it thoroughly, including nearly a half-acre of gardens with 48 fruit and walnut trees. English instructors at Hebron have blessed my life with writing skills currently displayed on wwwhubpages.com under my pen name of Perspycacious (purposely spelled that way). It is my goal for 2021 to actually publish at least seven more books, some of which are available in part or full for free on that HubPages site, from poems and satire, to children's books, and favorite photos I have taken for others to enjoy. Go Hebron!
z Demas Jasper
Condolences to Joseph Goodwin on the loss of his brother Frank Goodwin ’56.
1957
Condolences to Mason Pratt on the death of his wife Carol.
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