Class of 1969
Class Chair:
Sandra Jenkins Johnson 508/385-4591; sandij@gis.net
Class Notes:
Howell Gatchell
A month after finishing his 20th year as news director at Bakersfield, California radio stations KUZZ AM/FM and KCWR (FM), Howell Gatchell '69, won four Mark Twain awards at the March convention of the Associated Press Television-Radio Association of California/Nevada/Hawaii. The awards include Best Coverage of an Ongoing Story, Best Newscast, Best Anchor (10th time) and Best Use of a News Web Site: http://www.kuzz.com.
(Posted April 01, 2008)
Gregory Brown
Greg Brown retired from United Airlines in May of 2007 as a Boeing 777 Captain. His wife, Susie, joined him on his last three flights, which took them from San Francisco to Honolulu to Osaka, Japan and back. He writes: "it's amazing how quickly 34 years can disappear when you're doing something you love". After a lifetime of 30 hour layovers around the world, they still enjoy traveling, and look forward to spending even more time in each place. Greg hopes to reconnect with other Earlhamites. My email: 
(Posted March 25, 2008)
Bruce T. Marshall
I am enjoying the opportunity to re-experience college vicariously as my daughter, Katie, makes her way through freshman year at Earlham. My wife and I have recently moved to Silver Spring, MD after living in Cleveland for a very long time. My wife, Amy, is an architect in Washington DC, and I am a writer and audio producer. My e-mail .
(Posted March 18, 2008)
Robert L. Brubaker
Columbus, Ohio- Robert L. Brubaker, a partner in the Columbus office of Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP, was recently selected by peers and through the independent research of the publishers of Law & Politics and Cincinnati Magazine for inclusion in Ohio Super Lawyers 2008. Super Lawyers comprise the top five percent of lawyers in each state based on jury verdicts and transactions; experience; bar and professional activity; pro bono work and community service; and other indicia of achievement. Attorneys designated Ohio Super Lawyers are chosen based on surveys of more than 33,000 lawyers across Ohio, and they practice in more than 60 areas of the law.
(Posted December 27, 2007)
Obituaries:
Robert J. Wiesehahn
Robert J. Wiesehahn, age 62, formerly of Richmond, died Monday, Oct. 29, 2007, near Greenport, N.Y., as a result of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident. He was born in Richmond on Oct. 25, 1945, to James and Mary Alice Nieman Wiesehahn and was a 1964 graduate of Richmond High School. He attended the University of Kentucky and was a graduate of Earlham College. He was a vice president and stockbroker from Morgan Stanley Company where he had worked for 30 years. Bob loved his family and was an avid fly fisherman. He found great joy in golfing and motorcycle riding. Survivors include his son, Thad (Erin) Wiesehahn of Kingston, Mass.; father, James Wiesehahn of Richmond; sister, Nancy (Charles) Benner of Richmond; Ruth Wiesehahn of Greenport, N.Y.; granddaughter, Cate Wiesehahn; aunts, uncle, nieces, nephews, and cousins. His mother, Mary Alice Wiesehahn, died on Jan. 30, 1980.
(Posted November 06, 2007)
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