IN MEMORIAM

Honoring the Friends Who Shaped Our Journey

As we gather in memory and celebration of the bonds we formed during our college years in the 1970s, we pause to honor those dear friends who are no longer with us. They were part of the laughter, the late-night talks, the protests, the music, and the moments that helped define who we became.

Each name we remember carries a story—of friendship, of joy, of shared discovery in a time of great change. Their spirit lingers in our memories, in old photos, and in the values we still hold close. Though they may be gone, the light they brought into our lives endures.

We miss their voices, their presence, and the unique ways they made our time together so special. This page stands as a quiet tribute—a space to remember, reflect, and celebrate the lives of those who walked with us, if only for part of the way.

--"A person lives as long as someone says their name." And, dear friends, we will be saying your names many more times.

Murray Aldrich

Martha Amberger

Dave Anderson

Steve Baele

Bob Black

Jerry Canada

Fred Chu

Walter Crowe

Ethan Figen

Randy Fischer

Kenneth Ganezer