FREDERIC COOK MOREHOUSE '59 died January 10, 2011 in Louisville, Ky. Under the stage name Fred Major, he appeared in more than 90 plays as a resident actor in the Actors Theatre of Louisville. A member of the Krokodiloes while at Harvard, he initially worked in the printing business but soon decided to pursue a [...]
Warren Christie Moffett died November 10, 1989 at Boston, MA. Following graduation from Harvard Law School, he worked briefly helping with a book on international taxation and investment at the Law School; entered the U.S. Coast Guard in January, 1955, served two years as deck officer on Ocean Weather Patrol Cutter and one year as [...]
Charles L. Miltonberger A resident of Grayslake for 40 years A funeral service for Mr. Charles L. Miltonberger, 75, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday, at United Protestant Church, 54 S. Whitney, Grayslake. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park in Libertyville, following the service. Friends of the family may visit from 3 to [...]
CHAPEL HILL - It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Stuart McAfee of Chapel Hill after a brief illness at the young age of 67. Stuart was born in New York City and was the youngest of three children to Horace J. and Kathryn Gage McAfee and was raised in Irvington, [...]
Edward Henry Martin, AB 1960, Harvard Law, 1963 Graduated from Lexington High School (MA), where he ran track and played basketball. At Harvard he was on the Cross Country and Track teams, (Cross Country captain) and member of the Varsity Club. He was an avid member of the Harvard Band, and earned his AB as [...]
Frank Lothrop. Frank Lothrop's sister married Mac Bundy. He was a proper Bostonian, a particularly sympathetic and friendly man who loved to sing, and I miss him a lot. -From Frank Cabot at the 60th Anniversary Memorial Service FRANCIS BACON LOTHROP JR. ’50, of Manchester-by-the-Sea, Mass., died March 24, 2003. He was an investor [...]
Bobby Locke, who had a terrible taste for flamboyant vests, was a fellow second tenor, and a lovely person. He had wonderful sort of wavy hair, sort of the beatific smile, a good tennis player. He was from New Jersey. And he was one of the earliest to die. Strangely enough he died on the [...]
Obituary from Dana-Farber Cancer Institute In Memoriam: David Morse Livingston, MD, Renowned Scientist and Esteemed Mentor Dana-Farber colleagues and innumerable others in the field were saddened by the unexpected death of David Morse Livingston, MD, on Sunday. Livingston was 80 and hailed as a “giant in cancer research,” who not only made key discoveries, [...]
WILLIAM EZRA LINGELBACH III '56 died October 15, 1999, in Lebanon, N.H. He was a clergyman and psychotherapist. He leaves his wife, Jacquelyn, four children, John, Lee, Bruce, and Caroline, his father, William, a sister, Anne, and a brother, Samuel.
Tom Lansdale lived to be a Krok. He said as much, in a pent-up blurt as we walked to Adams House after a brutal final callback in the spring of 1974. We were both gobsmacked by just how much we wanted to be in the group. At the time, Tom was the very model [...]
