Malcolm Shookner writes: “Greetings to my Classmates. I’m pleased to report that I am alive and well and enjoying life with my wife, Linda, in Halifax, Nova Scotia. We’ve been living here since 2000, when we moved from Toronto, where I had lived for the previous 30 years. I have an extensive background in community development, social research, health promotion, and public policy in the nonprofit, academic, and public sectors. I have worked on many projects that use indicators to measure the quality of life, sustainability, health, and well-being of communities. My last job was manager of Nova Scotia Community Counts, a website with data for and about communities supported by the government of Nova Scotia. It was closed down in 2015 due to budget cuts. I retired at that time and started to enjoy my leisure time. Linda and I took on the challenge to maintain her family cottage on the south shore of Nova Scotia. I have a small sailboat in Hubbards and enjoy a day of sailing on St. Margaret’s Bay as often as weather permits. We have three children, two in Toronto and one in Tokyo, and two grandchildren. We’ve been to Japan several times to visit with our son and his family. We plan to attend the 50th reunion in spring, so I hope I’ll see you there.”
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