Beverly Vahlteich DeLaney keeps busy as the president of the Crane’s Mill Continuing Care Retirement Community in West Caldwell, NJ.
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D-E ’06
Annie Hurwitz married Peter Kucera on March 24 at the Retreat at Balcones Springs in Marble Falls, TX. Her sister, Leigh Hurwitz ’99, was the officiant. Annie and Peter moved to Houston from Washington, DC, in July of 2017 for Peter’s job at Trafigura, a commodities...
DWIGHT ’56
Natalie Bigelow Babson has wonderful memories of her time at Dwight School, especially Mrs. Meredith’s Latin class. Latin became one of Natalie’s major interests, influencing both her published illustrations and poetry. She continues to thank Mrs. Meredith for her...
D-E ’09
Margot Bennett is a singer-songwriter who recently filmed a music video in the Silberfein gym, with the help of Dr. De Jarnett and Coach Schmid. The video is a tale of unrequited love set in a badminton gym class. The video was directed by Zach Shevich ’08 and...
DWIGHT ’57
Natalie Beaumont traveled this summer to Vienna, Austria, and Prague, Czechoslovakia, with her sister, Carol Beaumont Whitesell ’52. They went with Carol’s vocal group, Hawaii Masterworks, from Chaminade University in Honolulu. Emily Atwood Kruger's husband, Paul...
D-E ’11
Jason Goldberg who is now singing professionally and directing opera productions, came to spend some time talking with fifth grade performers about his memories of singing in his fifth grade opera. He also shared some stories about his experiences singing on the stage...
D-E ’74
Susan Devine-Lempert's husband, Robert Lempert, passed away on March 19, 2018.
D-E ’14
Hanna Jerome, David Urbont, and Josue Velazquez ’13 graduated from Hamilton College this past May.
ESB ’60
James Bakalar is still active in the Harvard Institute for Learning in Retirement—most recently, courses on evolution and The Tempest. He and Susan Milmoe spent two great weeks in Greece in May. Sadly, the oracle at Delphi didn’t answer when they asked when we could...
D-E ’16
Recently, one of Lucy Plowe’s art pieces was accepted to the IPCNY (International Print Center New York) summer exhibition, “Multilayered,” which is a juried show selected by artist Juan Sánchez. The piece is called “Fear No Fate,” and it’s a large lithography-based...