Class of 1971
Class Chairs:
Betsy Scattergood 404/816-6673; scatterb@bellsouth.net
Class Notes:
Manning Marable
Manning Marable was recently featured in the "Alumni Spotlight".
(Posted October 29, 2007)
Barbara (Kitti) Foster Reynolds
I recently received tenure at UNC-Asheville, and spent a sabbatical counting micro arthropods and touring Costa Rica. I'm teaching tropical ecology this fall and will lead a group of students to C.R. after Christmas. Our son, Ryan, is a junior at UNC-Chapel Hill, majoring in Economics. Lee is now retired. I continue to be active in Asheville Friends Meeting, where I am chair of our Peace and Earth Committee.
(Posted August 28, 2008)
John (Jack) Burgess
I am well, continuing in Brazil and still working in the healthcare field. I am currently Operations Director for the American Hospital Management Company, starting up their operations here in Brazil. The company has a number of hospital contracts throughout Latin America and the Middle East and now is concentrating on the Brazilian market. I am still here, although my children have left Brazil for other experiences. My son Roberto is in Barcelona with his wife and my daughter Michelle is in New York City. My wife, Maria Lucia, and I are both fine and would love to greet any Earlhamites who may be passing through this South American meglopolis. Our best wishes to all!
(Posted May 17, 2007)
Carol Price Clemmer Rhue
Carol Price Clemmer and Floyd A. Rhue were married on Jan. 7, 2007 in Greenfield, Indiana. Carol retired from teaching in the Centerville-Abington Schools in Centerville, IN. in May of 2006, after 35 years. Floyd is retired from the U.S. government finance center in Indianapolis. We are currently making our home in Greenfield, Indiana.
(Posted May 17, 2007)
Obituaries:
Alan Novotny
NOVOTNY, Alan R. 58, died June 5, 2007, in Carrboro, North Carolina. He was born in Dayton Ohio and lived in and around the Orange County, North Carolina area since 1979. He graduated from Duke University School of Medicine with a Bachelor of Heath Science Pathology degree in 1981. He held numerous and varied vocations. He was a Pathologist's Assistant and Laboratory Research Analyst at Duke University Medical Center, and later a Research Analyst/Manager at UNC-Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. He was a Cook at the Weathervane Cafe at A Southern Season. He graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC-CH) school of nursing and was the first UNC-CH nursing student chosen for the national Fuld Fellowship award in 2000. He held several nursing positions in the Orange County area and was currently employed as the Clinical Trials Coordinator with the AIDS Clinical Trials Unit at UNC-CH School of Medicine. Alan was an avid reader, gourmand and motorcyclist. He was particularly fond of body surfing at the outer banks of North Carolina. Alan is survived by his mother, Wanda Novotny of Port St. Lucie, Florida and brother, Gary Novotny of Fort Pierce, Florida.
(Posted November 20, 2007)
David M. Grafflin
David M. Grafflin, age 58, of Richmond, IN, passed away Saturday, Oct. 20, 2007, at Reid Hospital. Born Feb. 28, 1949, in Baltimore, Md., to Allan and Catherine Dennis Grafflin, he was a resident of this area since 1967. David was a 1971 graduate of Earlham College, where his grandfather was president for many years. He was the business team leader for Wacker Silicones. David was a member of Forest Hills Country Club and various business associations. Survivors include his wife, Vicki Roller Grafflin, to whom he was married in 1971; two sons, Jonathan Grafflin and his wife Laura of Dallas, Texas, and Matthew Grafflin of Richmond; granddaughter, Sofia Grafflin.
(Posted October 23, 2007)
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