March 11, 1998
by Peter O. Safir
Whit Turner writes that daughter Alex is at James Madison U. in international business and is soon off to Salamanca, Spain. Son Ridge is looking at ’02 and is a standout in football, swimming, and soccer. Whit is renovating an 1880s house in Potomac, Md.
Tom Houston reports that he’s left the practice of law for nonprofit work and has become e.v.p. and COO of the Josephson Institute of Ethics.
Dean Pope said he visited with A.G. Kasselberg in Nashville last November. Dean reports that A.G. now has a law degree as well as a medical degree, and is a “top gun” on DNA evidence. More importantly, A.G. has a lovely new daughter, Megan Elizabeth. Son Justin ’97 is at Oxford, courtesy of Princeton’s Sachs Fellowship.
Bob Lem is now seeing some light at the end of a long tunnel. Son Andrew graduated from Hopkins in June, daughter Melissa is a junior at Tufts, and daughter Sarah is in seventh grade at home.
Last spring, Bruce Speidel was vacationing in Maui, Hawaii, and his wife went to see a doctor. Three hours after her visit Bruce received a call from Norm Estin, who runs the clinic, and they had a chance to catch up.
Larry Ely has a request: He would like to find the actual day in 1963 that Princeton sent its acceptance letters, so if any of you have kept yours, please let me or him know.
© 1998 Peter O. Safir and The Princeton Alumni Weekly. Used by permission.
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