| Arthur Cohen |
| Arthur writes- "I have lived many places since 1954, but much of the time in Baltimore, MD. During the past eight years, I have been living in New England and working in the field of local public health. We are planning to return to Baltimore soon, where I will continue to work in Public Health, changing my focus to help increase water and sanitation services in the larger cities of the developing world." "My wife, Diana, is an environmental educator. My older son, Elias, is finishing up his MBA in Colorado. Son Michael is 15 and in high school. So I am experiencing the joys and trials of being an "older parent" while many of you are grandparents." "Still enjoy making music, photographs, and graphics. I experienced my George School years as academically interesting but socially lonely (partly because my parents were overseas and I got to see them only in summer). I could have done without the "boarding" experience. Things soon got a lot better at Oberlin College, and have remained so." "Many Quaker beliefs and practices have served me well over the years. George School provided a thorough introduction to them. I also regard life, creativity, and good health quite simply as gifts, and hope that they are fully enjoyed by all our 1954 classmates. Let us hope that all the world's people can find a way to live peacefully, respectfully, and economically fairly with one another and with the rest of the environment in the years to come." "To these ends, it would be good to see some increasing checks on corporate greed. It would also be really good to get Bush whacked in November!" "I won't be able to attend the Reunion, but wish you all well." |
| Peter Dodd |
| Peter writes- "Sorry I can't make it to the reunion. However, here is a brief update on the last fifty years. Natachia is my wife of forty seven years, with two adopted children, Sonya and Eric, then we had a girl Victoria after sixteen years. Also have two delightful grandchildren Brooke and Michael. We have spent some years in Pa.,14 years in Danielsville, GA,. running a bed and breadfast, and the rest in FL where we have retired. My wife is a published artist and also an art teacher,(a true southern bell), besides running a B&B. In the early years I did a four year stint in the Air Force, then worked for Martin in Orlando and later at Cape Kennedy, also worked for Grumman on the LEM project at the Cape. As an engineer I did more as a designer for several other companies. The last was as a contractor to AT&T in Atlanta working with their engineers on developing the fiber optic cable and equipment to manufacture it. Enjoying the "more leisure years" ha!" |