Albert H. Dudley III ’69

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Hank Dudley, a much-admired classmate, died Nov. 19, 2017.

A proud and committed graduate of McDonough School, he was a highly accomplished and compassionate orthopedic surgeon. Deeply involved both in the McDonough and Baltimore communities, he loved Princeton and Tiger Inn so much that he had a custom mantle in his study made with the Tiger Inn logo. Another passion was photography, and he hired a pilot to fly him over the family’s vacation spot on Martha’s Vineyard.

The loss of his beloved Bette in 2012 was an enormous one, but he was well supported by his children, Katherine; Lauren and her husband, James Mann; and Albert IV and his wife, Jill. His rich and remarkable legacy also includes grandchildren Blake, Chase, and Luke, and dogs Finnegan and Angus.

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