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Adam J. Rubinson ’84

Adam died May 22, 2023. He endured aggressive brain cancer with only love for his family and friends. A native of Suffern, N.Y., Adam graduated…

Elizabeth R. Kenney ’74

Betsy died Aug. 11, 2023, in Kyoto, Japan, of complications of peritoneal cancer. At Princeton, Betsy majored in anthropology. She remained lifelong friends with classmates…

Maximo Marcelino Gomez ’73

Max Gomez, whose award-winning TV Health and Science reporting career spanned more than 40 years, died Saturday, September 2, after a long battle with cancer…

Herbert H. Beck III ’71

We sadly report the passing of Skip Beck, a dedicated physician and family man from the Chicago suburbs, on July 6, 2023, from stomach cancer…

William J. Talbott Jr. ’70

One of our truly first-rank intellectuals, Bill died May 17, 2023, following a four-year battle with lung cancer. Coming from Jesuit High School in Portland…

Andrew W. Shogan ’70

One of our most creative and devoted teachers, Andy died following a long illness May 30, 2023. He came to us from Gateway High School…

Lawrence E. Rosenberg ’70

One of the class’s adventuresome and dedicated refugees, Larry died May 2, 2022, at his home in Cambridge, Mass., of lymphoma and donated his body…

Edward L. Lloyd III ’70

A singular example of Princeton’s dedication to service and teaching, Ed died Aug. 5, 2023, of complications of congestive heart failure. One of our contingent…

Peter D. Lips ’70

One of our great on-field heroes and a three-time Princeton parent, Pete died at his Virginia home Aug. 17, 2023. Coming to us from Delaware…

Richard A. Oertli ’69

Dick died May 27, 2023, exactly as he wanted, in his cabin at the top of Mount Evans in Colorado. He was raised in Saint…

Shearwood J. McClelland ’69

Shearwood, known as “Wood” to many of his classmates, died Aug. 13, 2023, after a long illness. He left us having achieved his chief aim…

John Wilson Howe ’69

Jackson, a resident of Reseda, Calif., died May 13, 2023, following a long illness. He was born in Chicago and grew up in Evanston, Ill…

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