Chisholm Halle, third-generation member of the Cleveland department store family, died Monday at 48 after being stricken at his store, Chisholm Halle, Inc. Mr. Halle succeeded his father Walter M., as Halle Bros. Co. president in 1966 and held the post when the company merged with Marshall Field Co. of Chicago in 1971. He resigned [...]
Fred Gwynne ’51 (1926-1993) At 6’5″, the towering, charismatic Frederick Hubbard Gwynne was best known for his roles as Officer Francis Muldoon in the TV sitcom “Car 54, Where Are You?” (1961–63), and the bolt-necked, soft-hearted Herman Munster in “The Munsters” (1964–66). He was equally skilled in the graphic arts, writing and illustrating children’s books, [...]
Bill Gray was the class of '64. He was first bass and because we were all in this age of sex, drugs and rock 'n roll, many of us became lawyers! A group of us here. Bill was one of these, and went on to a very distinguished career. I remember he went to Penn [...]
David Coburn Goodwin October 3, 1930 to March 4, 2021 Per anniversary reports of the class of 1952: After graduation from Duke Law School and service in the Army with C.I.C., he began practicing law in Miami in December of 1957. He was a partner in Brigham, Wright, Goodwin & Dence, and then moved [...]
It is with a heavy heart that I write to share the terrible news that Jonathan Finn-Gamiño, Harvard '12 and Kroks of '10, passed away last week. Finn, as he was affectionately known, was at the same time one of the most outlandish and caring people many of us have met. Everyone that knew him [...]
On July 30, 2007, Henry C. Fienning passed away at his family home in Sumter, South Carolina. He was twenty-four years old. Henry sang tenor with the Krokodiloes of 2003 and was well known for his heartfelt singing and abilities in Krok dance routines. Always bright and energetic, he brought a delightful sense of humor [...]
FREDERICK JOHN FAWCETT II '53 died April 8, 2008 in Beverly, Mass. After graduation he served in the army in Germany. Later he was president of Frederick J. Fawcett Inc., of Boston, importers and manufacturer's representatives in the textile industry. He also was a history teacher and business manager at Tower School, in Marblehead. A [...]
Warren Ball Bradbury Jr. ’56 died September 19, 2016 in South Boston. An enterprising sort, he was known at Harvard for having bought hundreds of raccoon coats and setting out every fall in his Model A Ford to peddle them at local women’s colleges. (He sold most of them.) Later he worked in sales in his [...]
David Robert Ebel, a former executive at the Mayo Foundation, died on April 7 at Seasons Hospice in Rochester, four months after being diagnosed with pancreatic cancer. He was 74 years old. Compassionate, generous and devoted in all aspects of his life, David will be missed sorely by his family, friends and colleagues. David was [...]
After a distinguished career in university administration and public service, Frederick Martin Bohen died peacefully at home in Manhattan on March 15, succumbing to progressive lung failure at age 77. In both his personal and professional life, he was admired for his dedication, leadership, kindness and gentlemanly qualities. Before retiring in 2005, Bohen served as [...]
