Jenny and I became friends hanging out at WOBC and stayed in touch for several years afterward. We weren’t romantically involved, but we discussed that subject and many others. I saved our correspondence.
She went on to become a professor in Chicago. There she directed her university’s Master of Science in Information Systems program until passing away at the age of 53. “Jennifer was a generous and caring person,” one of her colleagues recalled, “always ready to share her wit, wisdom, humor, and opinions.”
As the Class of 1970 reunion approached, I revisited our old letters and looked up some details about her later career. Paring all this material down to scarcely more than 20,000 words, I posted the excerpts at www.t2buck.com/jennifer1.htm on my personal website, in case you’d like to take a look.
Tom Thomas ('69)
Jenny and I became friends hanging out at WOBC and stayed in touch for several years afterward. We weren’t romantically involved, but we discussed that subject and many others. I saved our correspondence.
She went on to become a professor in Chicago. There she directed her university’s Master of Science in Information Systems program until passing away at the age of 53. “Jennifer was a generous and caring person,” one of her colleagues recalled, “always ready to share her wit, wisdom, humor, and opinions.”
As the Class of 1970 reunion approached, I revisited our old letters and looked up some details about her later career. Paring all this material down to scarcely more than 20,000 words, I posted the excerpts at www.t2buck.com/jennifer1.htm on my personal website, in case you’d like to take a look.