Each February, in advance of the Service of Remembrance on Alumni Day, PAW celebrates the lives of alumni who died during the past year. Here are the stories of just a few of the people Princeton lost since December 2017.
- Lincoln Brower ’53
- David Billington ’50
- Brendan Byrne ’49
- Wen Fong ’51 *58
- Dana Harrison ’81
- William Coors ’38 *39
- Michael Trister ’63
- Robert Venturi ’47 *50
- James Holland ’45
- Henry Morgenthau III ’39
- Randall “Randy” Revelle ’63
- Clara Meek *77
- T. Berry Brazelton ’40
- James Billington ’50
- William Dohrmann III ’57
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Charles S. Rockey Jr. ’57
5 Years AgoLife Stories
I was surprised and disappointed that the “Lives Lived and Lost” articles did not note the death of Frank C. Carlucci ’52. After service in the Navy and Harvard Business School, he joined the Foreign Service, working for the State Department for 13 years. He then served as undersecretary of HEW, ambassador to Portugal, deputy director of the CIA, and deputy secretary of defense. Carlucci served as secretary of defense from 1987 to 1989. He later had an outstanding career in business. Few Princetonians have served their country as long and as well as Frank Carlucci.