R. David Drucker ’63

R. David Drucker ’63, of Dover, N.H.; Dec. 23. Throughout his career he held numerous jobs, including a time on Wall Street doing stock retrieval and receipts. He was a DJ at a classical radio station, investigated the pyramids in Teotihuacan, Mexico, taught college classes at SUNY Geneseo, completed radio carbon dating investigations on countless objects at Geochron Laboratories, and worked as a museum director at the Oneida Indian Museum and the Chenango County Historical Society. He was a longtime member of Rotary, serving in both New York and New Hampshire. As a Rotarian, he enjoyed reading with first and second graders at a local elementary school and distributing dictionaries to students. He enjoyed poetry and challenged himself to write a poem a day for several years. He self-published The Mary Poems about his late wife. He also enjoyed singing in the Community Chorus of South Berwick and sailing. He is survived by a daughter and son-in-law, a son, three grandchildren, and a sister.