Ralph Crosby writes: “I finished my 26th year on the board of trustees at Randolph-Macon College in Ashland, Virginia. Our oldest son, Douglas, graduated from RMC in 1975, and I have enjoyed contributing to that very fine liberal arts college. Small colleges certainly have a role to play but have a difficult time recruiting students, particularly in Virginia, where the public institutions are so strong and provide an excellent education as well. My other four sons are all doing well—as I often say, all are employed and no one is in jail. I still have a condo in Naples, Florida, where I spend most of the winter. I have been fortunate since losing Joan in 2014 to find a wonderful lady to spend the rest of my time here with. I occasionally talk to Norm Steere and Glenn Bower on the telephone but unfortunately have lost touch with most of the class of 1952. I still regret that Brown has not fully supported the NROTC on campus as have many other Ivy League colleges. My best to all, particularly Gene Tortolani.”
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