Burt Dibble: We are slowly recovering from COVID dislocations. I have fully retired from Family Medicine. Mae continues to practice law from home, office, and condo, and we now are officially Snowbirds. Mae's firm has an office in Cape Coral FL, the location of our condo, so she takes her work with her. I like to say, I am fully retired and my partner is fully employed! We both continue activity in the not-for-profit sector. I am getting over a total hip replacement and she a double meniscectomy successfully, but slowly. Growing old is not for sissies! We hope you are all well.

Richard Nolan: It is fall here in Montana. Hay has been cut and bailed, temps are dropping, summer birds have left, and snow has already fallen in the mountains. While I continue to recover from cancer surgery a year ago, Gretchen and I are enjoying low impact travel. We just returned from a week of boating, hiking, and kayaking the San Juan Islands near Bellingham, Washington. Next up, Loreto, Mexico for two weeks in November, followed by four nights at Yellowstone’s Old Faithful snow lodge at the end of January.

Jerry Reynolds: My wife Claudia and I returned to Ohio for a weekend in mid-September to attend the 60th Reunion of my Parma Senior High School Class of 1962. We also represented our good friend and the Best Man at our wedding, Jim Jarrett, now deceased. Jim and I were well remembered for our many contributions to Parma High. It was a delight returning to the Buckeye State through the scenic mountains of Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia and Pennsylvania. Claudia and I are doing well in retirement, enjoying gardening, National Theater productions, European river cruises and our annual retreat to Sint Maarten. Good health, safe travels and best wishes to all.

Bill Rice: I realized years ago that I wasn't wired for retirement, however when Covid descended in March 2020, I also realized I could work from my office in Key Largo readily so my wife and I became Florida residents, and we now divide our time between Duxbury, Massachusetts and the Keys. I am active on 3 not-for-profit Boards as well as my Company's Board, and that keeps me hopping.

Jake Rohrer: A very busy summer & early fall here in Newport Beach, California as Westerners head to the beach to escape our very HOT and dry weather. Among our visitors was a group of my wife Andi's sorority sisters from U C Berkley. Included in that group was Laurie Jarrett, our classmate Jim Jarrett's widow. For those of you who don't know, I met my future bride at Jim and Laurie's wedding in 1969. I was Jim's best man, and Andi was my date for the wedding festivities. That began a 50+ year relationship that is just as special today as it was in 1969!

John Rutter: On Mother's Day our son Johnny told us that he, his wife Liz and their two children Morgan and Jack were moving to Cleveland. We are thrilled that our grandchildren will be 12 minutes away. We are lucky to have a kid magnet in our one-year old female black lab, Bubbles. All is well.

Peter White: I am still spending the warmer months of the year in Montana in my mountain cabin and the rest in my home in Gambier. I appreciate both for many reasons, not least Gambier because of the College and because my father's family was from Mount Vernon, where I had good times as a kid and an endless supply of brownies from my grandmother when I was a student at Kenyon. I also enjoy returning to Cleveland during the Ohio phase of the year to enjoy the Art Museum and the Cleveland Orchestra, remnants of a lost prosperity but both thriving because they are very good.

Read notes from the Class of 1967 and the Class of 1965. 

Kenyon is grateful to the following donors for their generous support of the College, including the Kenyon Fund, during the 2021-22 fiscal year. An asterisk (*) indicates a donor is a member of the Henry J. Abraham Society for loyal and consecutive giving. An obelisk (†) indicates an individual who is deceased.

1966
Annual Fund Total: $62,496  
Class Participation: 39.80%

Presidents Society
Donors of $50,000 or more
Michael D. Bulmash PhD P'14*

Kokosing Society
Donors of $25,000 to $49,999
William P. Rice*

Bexley Society
Donors of $2,500 to $9,999
Bruce K. Blocher (Ret.) 
John J. Buckley Jr., FACHE*
Eric S. Busch*
Frank B. Dibble*
John C. Jenkins P'99 '03*
Roy F. Spalding 
J. Dustin Wees*

Kenyon Society
Donors of $1,000 to $2,499
Lawrence F. Leventon*
Carl S. Mankowitz MD*
David A. McKellar*
Peter A. White P'01*

Kenyon Society
Donors of $1 to $999
Brian A. Bidlingmeyer P'96 '03*
William E. Campbell*
Stuart W. Campbell*
Richard A. Cantine*
John M. Cortelli*
George H. Craig Jr. 
Harvey Fernbach MD, M.P.H.*
James H. Foster III 
Gary E. Friedlaender MD*
Lowell S. Gaspar MD*
William B. Gibson*
Norman C. Hartsel*
Daniel E. Koblentz MD 
Louis H. Martone MD P'95 '00*
Robert P. Moyer*
Richard T. Nolan*
Charles F. Peace IV*
John C. Rohrer*
John D. Shullenberger JD 
Michael C. Sivitz MD*
John H. Welty*
Stephen B. Zinn MD*

George Wharton Marriott Society
These alumni have included Kenyon in their estate plans or have made other planned gifts.

John J. Buckley Jr. '66
Michael D. Bulmash '66
Frank B. Dibble '66
David W. Foote '66
John '66 P'99 P'03 and Elizabeth Jenkins P'99 P'03
Dr. Carl S. Mankowitz '66
David A. McKellar '66
William B. McKnight Jr. '66 P'95
Richard T. Nolan '66
William P. and Dorolyn Rice '66
John C. Rohrer '66
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dustin Wees '66
Peter A. White '66

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