People Tidbits

Some of you will remember Tom Pincu, a fraternity brother of mine at Beta Sigma Rho (aka the house of raging hormones). Tom is a 57 graduate. But what the heck, that's close enough. He was a dramat graduate, majoring in theatrical lighting. Over the years, I've stayed in touch with Tom, who lives in Los Angeles. I pointed him to our blog and here is what he wrote -- some of you I'm sure will remember some of the people he recalls:

Dick Brown, Mark Schoenberg and I have had some correspondence and Brown and I met in Orlando last year at a trade show. He came down to see me and we had a good dinner together and talked over old times. He still looks well and more regal with a little gray in his hair.

Ed Feigenbaum's name always elicits an image in my mind from tech and I've read about his accomplishments in the real world over the years. His life's accomplishments are impressive.

Skip Jenkins aka Claude Woolman died of aids about 5 years ago. I saw him briefly when he was trying to do some lighting in his apartment and needed some help. Jean Mann Dickenson had a stroke years ago that damn near ruined her but she came back fighting. The rest of the gang from my class of 1957 have fallen from view - I guess it's a shame. The variety of classmates in the fraternity contributed to a rich 4 years.