It's Time. Faces of The Campaign - Tilton School

in memoriamAlumni/aeAlta Hersey ’24 03/18/2006Bertha Franklin James ’29 03/26/2006Ruth Kingsbury Cleaves ’32 08/18/2005M. Priscilla Robert ’34 05/19/2006Joseph Loranger ’38 04/01/2006Roy Romine ’38 03/2006William Marshall ’38 04/2006William Smith ’40 04/01/2005Frederic Regan ’40 07/20/2006George Mayer ’41 01/02/2006Lloyd Durfee ’42 06/27/2006Francis Sklepowicz ’43 (TJC) 04/02/2006Horace Hesson ’44 05/07/2006Edward Hunt ’45 07/03/2005Joseph Aveni ’47 05/21/2005Earl Morrissette ’47 03/28/2006Bruce Hawley ’47 10/27/2005Harold Sawyer ’47 12/20/2005David Tilton ’47 05/14/2006Joseph Martin ’49 04/01/2006Robert Muir ’49 2006Joseph Thomas ’50 02/28/2006Richard Johnston ’51 10/11/2005Donald Miner ’52 04/30/2006Sherman Davis ’57 2006William “Horty” Murray ’66 03/17/2006Peter Blumenfield ’84 11/17/2004Former FacultyDonald Miner ’52 (1956-1963) 04/30/2006Edward Burke (1963-1965) 05/2006Ira Hurvitz (1994-2006) 05/06/2006Patricia Spead (1992-1996) 07/23/2006Frederic D. Regan, M.D. ’40, of Boca Raton, FL, andGrasmere, NY, passed away on July 20, 2006. He was thebeloved husband of Margaret; loving father of DeniseRegan Picker, Michael Regan ’72 and the late Frederic D.Regan III; cherished grandfather of Peder Regan and LiamLiebowitz-Regan; and great-grandfather of Harrison JamesRegan. A private funeral Mass was held on Saturday, July29 at Immaculate Conception Church at 10:30 a.m.Burial of Ashes followed in St. Mary’s Cemetery, both inNewburyport, MA. In lieu of flowers, donations can bemade in memory of Dr. Frederic Regan to GenitourinaryOncology Research Weill Cornell Medical Center, 525East 68th St., Starr No. 359, New York, NY 10021 Att:Dr. David Nanus.Francis Thomas Sklepowicz ’43, husband of the lateMargaret (Andrew) Sklepowicz, passed away at the MeridenCenter on Sunday, April 2, 2006, after a lengthy illness.Francis was born in Meriden, CT, on October 16, 1922, sonof the late Frank and Ann Sklepowicz. He attended MeridenSchools and graduated from Meriden High School, where heexcelled in basketball, baseball and football. Upon graduationfrom Tilton Junior College, he enrolled in the U.S.Navy during World War II, serving as Athletic Director atnaval bases from coast to coast. After the war, he wasemployed by the U.S. Postal Service in Meriden until hisretirement. Francis was a lover of the opera, a voraciousreader and an enthusiastic tennis player. He loved to traveland visited many ports of call before becoming enchanted bythe Canary Islands, which he visited yearly.Donald J. Miner ’52, of Penacook, NH, died April 30 atthe age of 84, after a prolonged illness. Born in Boscawen,NH, the son of George and Katherine (Higgins) Miner, helived in the Penacook-Boscawen area most of his life. Mr.Miner graduated from Penacook High School. He receivedhis bachelor’s degree in English and his master’s degree inEnglish literature from Middlebury College in Vermont. Heserved with the U.S. Navy during and after World War IIand was stationed at the United States Embassy in Turkey.He worked at Tilton School from 1956-1963 and atConcord High School for 25 years. While there, he servedFall 2006 | 43