Jean Gilmore Miller spends five months in Castine, ME, and seven in Arizona. I play lots of tennis and occasionally compete in short triathlons. Got your Web site from the UNH Magazine and became fascinated and nostalgic. I'm overjoyed and saddened to have been a survivor of that era . . . Now living in a self-built log home in a national park just 10 miles down the Potomac from the George Washington monument.
Life is good, and always has been.
Clark Burbee e-mailed that he is taking flying lessons in a Cessna 152. Bob Sampson and Gail ' 61 are very proud of son Daniel '93, who received his master's from Duke in May 1999, and is now a land manager with the American Chestnut Land Trust in Maryland. Marilyn Turner Campbell was named bizperson of the year by the Salem Chamber of Commerce. Life is short and death is long. Durham was in glorious weather for our 45th Reunion, which pulled in an amazing number of folks I didn't recognize.