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David Feinman *62 Lived for Service, Travel, and Adventure
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May 25, 1924 — June 27, 2025
Lives Lived & Lost
Lives Lived & Lost content overview
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Rande Brown ’71 Taught Buddhism, Karma, and Consciousness
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Dec. 16, 1949 — Oct. 13, 2025
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Conservator Marco Grassi ’56 Gave New Life to Great Works of Art
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July 7, 1934 — March 30, 2025
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Omoye Imoisili ’08 Found Her Calling in Public Health
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Oct. 5, 1987 — Nov. 17, 2025
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Princeton University Press Director Walter Lippincott ’60 Loved Opera
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Jan. 16, 1939 — Jan. 18, 2025
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Father Dan Skvir ’66 Tended to Princeton’s Orthodox Christian Community
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April 25, 1945 — March 23, 2025
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College President Alice Gast *84 Smashed Glass Ceilings
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May 25, 1958 – Oct. 27, 2025
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Publishing Giant Starling Lawrence ’65 Drew Great Books Out of Authors
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March 11, 1943 — Aug. 21, 2025
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David Paton ’52 Brought Ophthalmologists to Developing Nations
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Aug. 16, 1930 — April 3, 2025
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Playwright Richard Greenberg ’80 ‘Wrote Magnificently for Actors’
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Feb. 22, 1958 — July 4, 2025
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L.A. Prosecutor Robert Schirn ’63 Met Historic Moments in Criminal Justice
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May 29, 1941 — April 12, 2025
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Film Executive Jason Constantine ’92 Ushered Scripts to the Screen
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Dec. 5, 1969 — June 3, 2025
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Joseph Nye Jr. ’58 Strengthened America Through Soft Power
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Jan. 19, 1937 — May 6, 2025
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Time and Again, Jerrauld Jones ’76 Stood Up for Civil Rights
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July 22, 1954 — May 31, 2025
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Jon E. Barfield ’74 Gave Back, Including to Princeton
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‘There were so many things that he did for people,’ says friend Burton Smith ’77. ‘He spread as much joy as he could in so many places’
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Larry Lucchino ’67 Brought Back the Old-Fashioned Ballpark
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‘At the heart of it, beneath that textured exterior, was a little kid who loved baseball, who loved ballparks, and who loved cities’
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Thomas C. Hanks ’66 Changed How We Understand Earthquakes
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Friend and fellow geologist Tom Holzer ’65 called Hanks a terrific conversationalist with “tremendous integrity”
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Fu Shen *76 Was a Prolific Scholar and a Gifted Artist
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‘Today, there are people who claim connoisseurship who have not seen one-tenth of the number of paintings as Fu Shen’
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Moorhead Kennedy Jr. ’52 Survived to Recount the Iranian Hostage Crisis
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‘Some people come out of a trauma stronger,’ said his son, Moorhead ’Mark’ Kennedy III ’79
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Brian Olsen ’64 Pioneered ‘Ready-to-Assemble’ Furniture
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No one is quite sure how a coffee table Olsen designed ended up in ’Animal House’
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Journalist Michael Aron *70 Commanded Respect From All Sides
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‘He was meticulously fair-minded. He saw his job as laying out the facts. I never heard him trash any politician’
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Uthara Srinivasan ’95 Made Princeton Reunions Greener
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’We just really want to make a change,’ Srinivasan said of the Greening Reunions group in 2023
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The Military Was One Facet of Christopher E. Hornbarger ’90
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‘Chris was a brilliant dude in many ways — visual artist, music, academics,’ says Jason Camillos ’90
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Susan Cotts Watkins *80 Led Research on AIDS in Africa
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To obtain the accurate insights needed to slow HIV transmission, Cotts Watkins devised an innovative methodology