David G. Santry ’67

David G. Santry ’67, of New York City; Jul. 18, of heart disease. Following graduation from Wharton School and two years in the U.S. Army, he began a career in finance as a journalist, becoming a Wall Street columnist for Businessweek. He left journalism to work as a research analyst and became director of research at The Boston Company. He later was a managing director of Oppenheimer Capital. Sports was instrumental in his life and he competed in 18 marathons in New York and Boston. He was involved with conservation of wildlife both in the U.S. and U.K. and served as a trustee of Game Conservancy USA. He was also a trustee of the Brown University Sports Foundation. He is survived by wife Suzanne Santry.