Class of 1958
Class Chair:
Jeanne Sipahigil, 765/458-7799; jsipahigil@verizon.net
Class Notes:
Robert "Bob" Young
Delighted to hear about '58's 50th reunion planning. If other '58ers pass through Washington, DC area, it would be great to see you. Email me: 
(Posted April 09, 2008)
Jeanne Sipahigil
Plans are well underway for our 50th Reunion during Homecoming weekend. The committee and the Alumni staff have worked hard to come up with activities for class members and opportunities to meet and catch up with old friends. We are looking forward to seeing as many of you as possible in October. There will be more communications coming your way about the weekend, so start making plans to revisit Earlham and Richmond. If you haven't been in the area recently you will be amazed at the changes to both the college and the town. We are anticipating a good turnout of members of the class of '58!
(Posted April 09, 2008)
Ann Hope
Living in Charlottesville, Virginia again after 25 years (formerly Ann Hope Smith), stop in for a visit.
(Posted April 01, 2008)
Joseph Ewald
We are looking forward to returning to Earlham this coming October, and celebrating Jay's 50th.
(Posted January 23, 2008)
Mary Stevens Myers
I've moved to Kendal at Longwood, a Quaker related retirement community in Kennett Square, PA- where I keep busy gardening, recycling and protecting our natural resources. I am hoping that my Earlham friends will join me in this "peaceable kingdom." I definitely plan to attend our 50th reunion next year.
(Posted November 14, 2007)
Jeanne Goodman Warren
I have finally retired. Emlyn and I then took a brief holiday to Cracow, Poland, going by train. Then in June our daughter, Ingrid, had a successful kidney transplant! She has now turned 30, and started dialysis when she was 15, with one working transplant ten years ago which failed after 2 years. Our son works for Sophos anti-virus software in nearby Abingdon. I am planning to attend the 50th reunion next year, though I want to minimize flying so it will mean trains and busses except for crossing the Atlantic.
(Posted November 08, 2007)
Obituaries:
Robert S. Hoskins
Robert S. HOSKINS Age 71. Born March 25, 1936 in Reading PA. Died March 16, 2008 at home in Seattle, WA. after being diagnosed with cancer in July of 2007. Bob attended public schools in Mechanicsburg, PA and attended Earlham College in Richmond, Ind.. He enlisted in the army and was stationed in Japan. He was the western manager of Datrex, Inc (marine safety equipment). In the Datrex' company announcement they said "We have been very fortunate to have had Bob working for us. He joined the Datrex team in 1996, opening up the highly successful Seattle branch, serving the Western seaboard, Hawaii and Alaska." Bob combined his joy of traveling with his encyclopedic knowledge and love of history. He was a true environmentalist and revered all life, especially his beloved cats and the neighborhood raccoons. At his request, there will be no formal memorial services. His ashes will rest at a favorite site on the Kitsap peninsula, WA and at Pisceo Lake in the Adirondacks, NY. Bob spent many formative childhood years at the family summer home in NY where he developed his reverence for nature and joy of the outdoors. He is survived by the love of his life, his wife Donna Beckford Hoskins.
(Posted April 28, 2008)
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