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 [...]
Guy Mohundus LaCrosby (1964-2010) Born: July 7, 1964 Died: October 29, 2010, Los Angeles Guy was originally from San Francisco, CA, he was a member of the class of 1986, and he spent most of his time after Harvard in Santa Monica and Los Angeles, where he died in 2010. Guy was an immensely creative [...]
KENNETH BRADISH KUNHARDT died June 18, 1995. He was born January 5, 1930, in New York, New York, and prepared at the Groton School. While at Harvard, he participated in Hasty Pudding Theatre, an activity he continued as an alumnus through the Boston and New York Clubs. He received his bachelor of arts degree in [...]
I'd like to talk about my brother Jim. I could probably stay here for about an hour talking about him. I'll just leave you with one incident. Jim was in the class of 1954. When I was a junior, obviously he was a freshman, two years behind me, and was shocked and amazed that I [...]
John A. Kiggen, III, of Naples, FL and Neuilly-sur-Seine, France passed away at Avow Hospice in Naples, FL on Friday, March 8, 2013 after a courageous battle with cancer. Jack was born in New York on July 16, 1930, the elder son of John A. Kiggen, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth (Dunbar) Kiggen. He grew up [...]
Al Key I think graduated in the class of 1949 or '50, I'm not sure which. He was a classmate of mine in school. A great hockey player, a great athlete really. Loved the Kroks, and I'm not sure how he died, but he was a good friend. -From George Lodge at the 60th Anniversary [...]
Thomas A. Kahrl, 74, lost his battle with prostate cancer early Wednesday, March 25, 2009. He died peacefully at his home with his wife Randie by his side. Tom was born Oct. 4, 1934, in Boston, the son of George M. and Faith J. Kahrl. He attended schools in Elmira, N.Y., and The Hotchkiss School [...]
A National Book Award-winning historian and beloved professor of history and African-American studies at the University of Mississippi, Win Jordan died of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, or Lou Gehrig’s disease, at his home in Oxford, Mississippi on Feb. 23, 2007. He was 75. The Kroks were enough of an influence on Win’s early career that [...]
Seton Ijams died July 17, 1993. The son of John Horton and Margaret (Porter) Ijams, he was born October 9, 1922, in Lawrence, New York. He prepared at St. Mark's School, Southboro, Massachusetts, before entering Harvard, where he received an AB. in 1948 as of our Class. In 1948, Ijams began working for National Distillers [...]
Clark and I worked together very closely our senior year, he as Manager, I as director, and we both sang simultaneously in the Glee Club. We also tried to form a semi-professional quartet the summer we graduated, and rehearsed for a solid week in Clark’s house in PA. (His parents were saints to put us [...]
