William P. Suter ’59

William P. Suter ’59, of Canaan, Conn.; July 1. Following a 28-year career working on Wall Street—including being named youngest partner at Jesup and Lamont, number one on Institutional Investor’s All American All Star team multiple times, and working 15 years at Merrill Lynch—he transitioned into a second career as a Broadway producer. He applied his financial skills to raise money while having fun enmeshed within the creative theater community. After he moved to Connecticut, he brought his theater skills to his new community as a founding member of TriState Center for the Arts (TriArts), now known as the Sharon Playhouse. He is survived by three children, including daughter Cynthia Suter ’85; and six grandchildren.