F. Jefferson Bragdon

Donn:  I miss you already, the always energetic voice of "60", and dependable answer to any class related question, for 34 years despite your courageous battle with cancer.  A battle many of have shared less courageously.  From the monment we talked at the first reunion, your energy and loving warmth have made me feel like we have been friends forever. Rest in  Peace dear friend, as I have no doubt you will, you deserve it. A good live well lived.

Dick Walker was a wonderful guy. He seemed to know everybody (at least in Mt. Lebanon) and always greeted me like a best friend.  In my memory he was aways smiling, even the last time I saw him in 2023, despite the wheel chair. Rest in Peace Dick

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I remember having fun with Danny from Washington School on, walking to his house on Lemoyne and watching his grandfather play the Zither. I remember Danny on television in the very early days, and always being amused at his relationship with his mother Sigrid (who I remember being very dramatic).  When he came home from the hospital, after his forgettable year at Bucknell ended in a serious car accident in which he lost or broke some teeth, Sigrid was reported to have said "you did it to me again" when she looked at his face.  I'm sorry to have lost connection with Danny after that.  Rest in peace Danny.

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