Robert T. Landon ’61

Robert T. Landon ’61, of Williams Bay, Wisc.; Feb. 15. After graduating, he returned to his hometown of Williams Bay and worked for the family business as art director designing pet food packaging. He eventually opened an art and antique shop downtown. The following three years he worked as a social worker for the local welfare agency and then moved on to work for an adult education outreach project. In 1964, he purchased the Walker House and began doing restoration work on it and several other historic buildings in the area. The Walker House opened as a tavern/inn in 1974 and was sold in 1978. His appreciation of nature can be seen in his artwork, and he also loved playing piano, composing his own music, attending the American Players Theater, and gardening. He is survived by two children and two grandchildren.