Ed White was a perfect first tenor. There would be occasionally a quaver in his voice at the higher notes, but he sang Summertime beautifully, and then worked for the Public Library in New York for a long time. -From Frank Cabot at the 60th Anniversary Memorial Service Edward Elijah White Jr., a [...]
Eric Mauldin Westby, 51 of Boston, passed away on July 7, 2020. Born in Warner Robins, GA on April 2, 1969, he was a California native. He earned his B.A. from Harvard University and M.B.A. from Boston University Questrom School of Business. He was employed by Boston University and was a former accomplished professional [...]
I'm going to talk about Doug Warren. Douglass, we called him. Doug had two SS on the end of Douglass, and he and I both hailed from Tennessee, although I was from the mountains and he was from the Mississippi. We did a lot together at Harvard. He tutored me in math as I recall, [...]
Alan M. Wachman age 53, (LHS 76), passed away peacefully on June 21, 2012. He died surrounded by loved ones, who supported him throughout an heroic year-long battle with pancreatic cancer. Beloved by family and cherished by friends and colleagues, Alan was highly creative both as scholar and artist, passionately devoted to his wife and [...]
TICKNOR, H. Malcolm Age 85, a retired architect and resident of Concord, MA, died peacefully on December 26, 2021. He was the husband for 32 years of Susan G. Ticknor. Malcolm was born in New York City on March 1, 1936, to his late parents, Benjamin and Barbara (Farmer) Ticknor. He was a member of [...]
James Pierce Stearns, 78, of Kent, CT, died of cancer March 2, 2010. He was born to James and Esther Stearns on January 15, 1932 in Boston. He is survived by his wife, Margaret Byard Stearns; two daughters, Sarah Stearns Fey of Greenwich, and Katherine Stearns Symonds (Kate) of New York City; two sisters, Elizabeth [...]
Andrew John Snyder, 65, beloved son of the late Marjorie and Charles Snyder, cherished cousin of Melanie Hogue, Lydia Howes and Timothy Osborne, adored best friend of Victoria Steinberg, and dear friend of so many people in so many places, left this earth on Saturday, November 13. Born in Boston, and brought up in Cambridge, [...]
I am Sherrod Emerson Skinner III, so I am related to Sherrod Emerson Skinner II. I am his nephew and I'm not quite sure where this is going to go and I hope I can get through it. First, I wanted to send greetings and love from my dad who was also a Krok. He [...]
On Thursday, January 26, 2012, David C. Skinner, Sr. died at the age of eighty-two in Indio, California. For much of his career, he was both educator and entrepreneur, investigating the deepest structures of language and then converting those findings into systems of language acquisition. His thinking incorporated a wide range of sources, from the [...]
SCHWARZ-H. Marshall H. Marshall Schwarz, retired chairman and chief executive of the US Trust Corporation, died peacefully on November 19th in his home in Lakeville, CT. He was 85. Mr. Schwarz began his career at Morgan Stanley as an investment banker but transitioned to the US Trust Company in 1967. Mr. Schwarz rose rapidly [...]
