He came to us from Phillips Academy, where he was active in cross country, track, and the newspaper, after having lived all over the world as a child due to his father’s diplomatic service. While at Princeton, Tom majored in aerospace and mechanical engineering. His activities included the karate club and the Engineering Council. Tom was a member of Dial Lodge and lived at Dodge-Osborn his senior year with roommates Bob Gershon, Tom Blejwas, Jay Sarton, and Bo Benica.
After graduation, Tom earned a law degree from UCLA. He started his law career with the firm of Adams, Duque & Hazeltine, where he focused on business litigation. He later became in-house counsel for Bank of America, then California Federal Bank. Tom’s greatest joy in life was long-distance running. He completed countless marathons, multiple 50-milers, and the Western States 100.
Tom is survived by his daughter, Stephanie Cory Gorris; and by his longtime companion, Carol Cohen. The class extends its deepest sympathies to his family and friends.