Wouter M. de Nie, 71, a resident of Phoebe Home, formerly of Tamaqua passed away Wednesday, April 18, 2018. Born on November 21, 1946 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, he was the son of the late Willem and Anna (Van Rijnbach) de Nie. Wouter received his undergraduate degree...
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ESB 1970
Joe Cervieri was re-elected as Councilman of Fort Lee, NJ.
ESB 1969
Peter Balakian spoke at the Final Session of the Armenia symposium at the Metropolitan Art Museum on November 3 . His subject was The Ruins of Ani: From Sacred Landscape to Political Soil. Peter Balakian is a poet and author as well as the Donald M. and Constance...
D-E 1997
Acclaimed by the New York Times as a “deeply expressive violinist,” Harumi Rhodes has gained broad recognition as a multifaceted musician with a distinctive and sincere musical voice. Her generosity of spirit on stage is contagious, making her one of the...
Dwight 1972
Melissa Mettler Abrams writes, "Looks like my husband, Brown, has finally found a buyer for his company. That means that we can finally have some more time for travel. Haley, our older daughter, is getting her Master's in Social Work. Cece is working for Brown at...
Dwight 1956
Whitney Peters Keen writes, "My sister Carolyn Peters Schoonmaker '58, came up from Florida for my un-birthday. she sold her house in Connecticut. Fred and I went on a cruise from Moscow to St. Petersburg. Then we spent a few days in Helsinki with friends and then...
ESB 1940
DeWitt "Dick" Clinton Jones III, a longtime Falmouth educator, community leader and World War II veteran, died at his home on February 3. Mr. Jones, who was known as Dick, was 96. He was the husband of Margaret (Hanna) Jones, to whom he was married for 65 years. Mr....
DWIGHT ’62
D-E ’01
Alicia Menendez is one of the correspondents in the new public affairs PBS program, Amanpour and Company, that launched its late night program this past September. Check it out!!!
D-E ’02
D-E alums attended Matthew Merson and Kelly Pircelli wedding this past September. Featured photo: L-R. Matt Henriksson, Mark Jordan-Poinsette, Gurpreet Sindhi, Friend, Matthew Merson, Scott Jeter, Richard Taveras, and Erich Schmid.