Marjorie Tingle writes: “Ten members of our class have met regularly for over 60 years! For the first two decades after walking down College Hill the group gathered annually at a member’s house large enough for growing families. Fiftieth birthdays were celebrated together at the Rainbow Room at Rockefeller Center in New York. In following years, memorable meetings were planned at destination sites across the country. Sadly, two members, Martha and Hope, have recently departed. (The photo was taken in August 2014, the last time all 10 of us were together. From left to right: Martha White Keister, Joanne Tenedine Rees, Marjorie Tingle, Barbara Jones Nicholson, Elaine Tetreault Smith, Minna Saxe, Suzy Werber Dworsky, Hope Cranska, Barbara Little Jaffe, and Peggy Durham). Yet we are constantly amazed and thankful that in our mid 80s, we still have eight members who anxiously await monthly Zoom meetings (husbands included). We still reminisce about our time at Brown but also have good conversations about books, current events, and family members. Over the years, our friendship has grown deeper as we supported others through the many ages and stages of life. Our group is an example of the power of friendships developed during college years.”
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