Kenneth E. Curewitz ’51, of Cameron Park, Calif., formerly of Framingham, Mass.

Kenneth E. Curewitz ’51, of Cameron Park, Calif., formerly of Framingham, Mass.; Sept. 5, of Alzheimer’s. He worked in computer design and application for Honeywell and Raytheon before becoming founder and president of the former Devonshire Computer Corp. in 1969. He earned a U.S. Patent while working at Honeywell. He enjoyed music, singing, and playing handball, in which he won many city and regional championships. He also enjoyed bowling—he achieved a perfect score of 300 in 1967—and playing golf, hitting a hole in one in the 1990s. He is survived by three sons, including Kenneth ’85, ’93 ScM; three daughters-in-law; and five grandchildren.