Born in Orange, N.J., Wynant went to St. Paul’s School, where for many years he held the half-mile record in track. He had to take a medical leave from Princeton for two years, entered our class as a sophomore, studied European civilization, and joined Ivy Club.
In 1968 he formed a design and communications firm that expanded into management consulting. In 1990 he became president of Lakeville Specialty Produce Co. in Washingtonville, Pa., a leading hydroponic grower of mache, a European salad green. The many not-for-profits he served included the Center for Inter-American Relations and the Frick Collection. He was an artist and an avid skier, tennis player, and golfer who took on every Adirondack course. In 2010 he published a novel, Enigma, the Grand Inquisitor Redux: A Literary Fable. On the occasion of our 25th reunion, Wynant reminded us, esto quod audes (you are what you dare).
The class sends its sympathies to his wife, Barrie; and sister, Madeleine Findlay.