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InMemoriam
Willard L. Pryor' 16 on Mar. 29.
William Hugh McKee '22 (Rochester) on May
24.
JohnJ. Zeeb, Sr. '22 (Buffalo) on May 1t.
Saul Moress '24 (Rochester) on May 11.
Donald B. Warren '24 (Syracuse, N.Y.) on
June 15.
Margaret Neun Horton '25 (Williamson,
N .Y.) on May 2.
Norman W. Howard '25 (Rochester) onJune
to.
Margaret Cornelia Conklin '26 (New Haven,
Conn.) on Mar. 24.
Helen E. Murphy '26E (Rochester) on Mar.
3t.
Gerald A. Lux '27 (Toms River, N.J.) on Apr.
9.
Vincent H. Ewing '29E (Rochester) onJune 6.
John G. Grant '29R (Ames, Iowa) in February
1983 .
Frances Napes Benson '30E (Canandaigua,
N .Y.) on May 30.
Norman Lewis Peterson '30E (Rochester) on
May 19 .
Travel Corner
University oj Rochester Alumni Tours are planned
with two primary objectives: educational enrichment and
the establishment oj closer ties among alumni and between
alumni and the University. Destinations are
selected jor their historic, cultural, geographic, and
natural resources, andjor the opportunities they provide
jor understanding other peoples: their histories, their
politics, their values, and the roles they play in current
world affairs. Programs are designed to provide worryfree
basics such as transportation, transjers, accommodations,
some meals, baggage handling, and projessional
guides, and still allow jor personal exploration oj
individual interests. Escorts, drawnjrom the University
jaculty and staff, provide special services andjeatures
that add both personal and educational enrichment.
All members oj the University community are eligible
to participate in these tours. Non-associated relatives
andjriends are welcome as space permits. Those-other
than spouses, dependent children, or parents oj alumni-who
have no direct connection with the University
will be requested to make a tax-deductible donation oj
$50 to the University.
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Ruth Blumstein Rabinovitz '30E (Miami
Beach, Fla.).
George M. Suter '31, '34M (Port St. Lucie,
Fla.) on May 13.
Joseph A. Scarlett '33, '35G (Port Charlotte,
Fla.) on Mar. 1t.
George D. Brown '34M (Auburn, Calif.).
George Dacks '34M (Pembroke Pines, Fla.) on
Apr. 7.
Grace Tuttle Hanks' 34 (East Rochester, N . Y.)
on Apr. 26.
Helen Hart '35M (Santa Barbara, Calif.) on
Mar. 27 .
Charles H. Kosmaler '36M (Elmira, N.Y.) on
Apr. 1.
BrynolfLundholm '37GE (Rock Island, Ill.)
on Apr. 3.
Nathalie Coward Snow '37E (Auburn, Mass.)
on Mar. 19 .
Leon C. Friel '38G (Rochester) on May 22 .
William K. Fulkerson '38G (Stuart, Fla.) on
Apr. 15 .
Marie Bessey Boardway '39 (Tully, N .Y .).
Lewis W. Bradley '39G (Canandaigua, N.Y.)
on May 15 .
Classic Greece
September 27-0ctober 8
(Last call)
Eight days cruising the Greek coast and isles,
two in Athens. UR Professor Howard Merritt,
resident lecturer. Shore excursions, classic site
visits, all meals on ship included. NYC departure;
group arrangements from Rochester.
Caribbean Cruise (with West Indies Lab)
February 10-20
Ten nights, Nordic Prince (Royal Caribbean
Line) with stops at St. Thomas, Antigua, Barbados,
Martinique, and St. Croix, with special
program with faculty and students at URaffiliated
West Indies Laboratory for marine
sciences. From-and return to-Miami, with
free air from 133 cities, including Rochester.
$1 ,800-$2,600 range, with attractive rates for
third and fourth.
Sven Lekberg '39GE (Indianola, Iowa) onJan.
1t.
F. Gordon Grant '40M (Akron, Ohio) on Feb.
18.
Owen F. Sellers '40GE (Tallahassee, Fla.) on
Nov. 5, 1983.
Guy T. Bondi '41 (Webster, N.Y.) on Mar. 29 .
William V. Gioseffi ' 42 on Mar. 29.
Martin S. Barnes '43M (Burlington, Wash.) on
Mar. 26.
Carolyn Holley Britton '47 (Painted Post,
N .Y.) on Apr. 24.
Marjorie Stern Nussbaum '47 (Deal, N.J.) on
Mar. 9.
Mary E. Malcolm '49GE (Worthington,
Minn.) on Dec. 14,1983.
Catherine Halleck Schantz' 50G (Rochester)
onJune 28 .
Frank P. Rodgers '51G (Rochester) on Apr. 28.
Jeanne Springer Shelanskey , 52N (Canandaigua,
N .Y .) onJuly 7,1982.
Albert Bradford Wing '52G (Annandale, Va.)
on Apr. 13.
Mary Friend Richardson '54E (Rochester) on
Apr. 1t.
GerardJoseph Winterkorn ' 54 (Penfield,
N.Y.) on Apr. 7.
Robert S. Clark '55 (Hamburg, N.Y.) on May
23.
Nellie M. Love 'SSG, '68G (Whitesboro, N .Y.)
on Apr. 16.
Samuel E. Rosenzweig '55, '59M (San Diego,
Calif.) on May 16.
William D. Mize ' 58M (Fairview Park, Ohio)
on May 5.
Robert F. Nettnin '61 U (Rochester) on Apr. 7.
Michael G. Mason '77 (Newark, Del.) on Apr.
26 .
Family Vacation-
Maho Bay, St.John's, U.S. Virgin Islands
April 7-14
Camping with comfort. Compartmented, permanent
platform-tents with screened eating
area, cooking facilities , and private sun deck in
wooded area touching on spectacular beaches.
U .S. National Park nature trails, rangers, and
programs. Tent or cabin accommodates pair or
couple and allows for third and fourth. Space
limited. Price TBA, but approximately $650
from Rochester. Less for third and fourth.
Cote du Rhone Passage
June 3-16
Three nights Paris; five nights cruising Rhone
River from Lyons to Arles, visiting Vienne,
Valence, Viviers, Orange, and Avignon; Monte
Carlo three nights. Art, architecture, and
history back to the Romans. Lecturer en route.
$2,295 from NYC. Group arrangements from
Rochester.
Historic East Germany and Prague
August 11-22
Berlin three nights (stay in West, visit East),
Leipzig two nights, Dresden two nights, Prague
three nights. Visits to Potsdam, Wittenberg,
Weimar, and more, plus two cruises on Elbe.
Meet the ghosts of Bach, Luther, Schiller,
Goethe, and Liszt. UR lecturer en route. $2,295
from NYC.
For jurther injormation or detailed mailers (as they
become available) on any oj the trips announced, contact
John Braund, Alumni Office, University oj Rochester,
Rochester, New York 14627, (716) 275-3682.