Besides practicing law, attorney Charles D. Underwood Jr. ’68 (5087 Doral Ave., Whitehall, OH43213) continues to fly as squadron commander in the Ohio Air National (guard. Chuck was also appointed president of the Whitehall City Council in August 1993, and won election to council in November 1993. He and Bill Rowland ’68 still meet frequently […]

Since March 1993, T. George Hess ’67 (4 Beekman Pl., Morristovvn, NJ 07960) has been the chief service officer for MFS Intelenet, an operating unit of MFS Communications Co., Jersey City, N.j, “We arc literally the MCI of the local exchange market and are the pioneers in this last frontier of competition in telecommunications.

Richard R. Kinney Jr. ’66 (12769 Via Donada, Del Mar, CA 92014) reports that his 108-year-old grandmother passed away in December 1993. Since March 1993

Richard DeVos ’54(367 Lake Forest Dr., Bay Village, OH44140) has retired from ALCOA after 34 years in sales and marketing. Dick still stays in contact with brothers from the clam of 1954 and was expecting a good turnout in May for their 40th reunion.

John A. Neff ’64 (88 Caballo Cr., Boulder, Co 80303) has been promoted to director of the Of the director of the Optoelectronic  SystemsCenter at the University of Colorado. He and his wife, Karen, arc still enjoying Colorado’s great outdoors, including horseback riding and white water rafting.

Dentist Herbert C. Brannen ’65 (756 E. Hillcrest Ave., Yuba City, CA95991) report that he now has two Beta legacies. His oldest son, Robert, is president of the Beta Colony at the University of California, San Diego, and his youngest son, John, is a pledge there.

Still a salts executive with Miller Valentine Co., Donald R. Wedge ’51 (70 Colony Park Dr., Troy, OH45373) is also still an NFl. side judge. Don was elected city councilman of Troy this year.

Donald L. Rhodes ’51 (121 Claridon Rd., Chartitm, OH44024) reports that he still enjoys traveling and golf 14 years after his retirement.

J. William Myers ’51 (105 Fulton St., Lyons, OH 43533) has received a citation from the Ohio House of Representatives in recognition of the inclusion of his poem “Sometimes the Road Would End” in the anthology Poetry. An American Heritage. A retired pastor. Bill still maintains the Lyons Printery, and is active in the Masons […]

“Almost as busy in retirement as when gainfully employed,” claims Thomas R. Long ’51 (301 Black Kettle Ln., Alpharetta, GA30202). Along with being active in his church, Tom is also treasurer of a flying dub, and president of the Southeast United States Delorean Owners Assoc he still has time to see brothers Bob Mauck ’48. […]