Class Notes

Hello, everyone. I hope all is well. I’m still waiting for news. Ruth DeMiller Hill, who’s lived in Angola, Ind., for 52 years, heard from five in our class and three from the Class of ’52.

Winnie Horton Brock’s daughter called to say that Winnie’s husband, Ted, died in the fall. Cynthia Medley England sent her photo from Naples, Fla., where she has a lake view. She thinks she’s through writing articles and goes to philharmonic concerts with friend Kaydee. Jackie Atwood Dewey of Sarasota, Fla., and husband Dick’s four children live all over the U.S. Betsy Fletcher Adams of North Carolina is near one of her daughters and travels to see the other three and her grandchildren. Dot Culpepper Wingfield, from freshman year, lives in Perry, Ga., with husband John. Ruth was in touch with one of their daughters, Janie Wingfield of Loveland, Colo.

Ruth heard from Nancy Cass ’52 of Chesterfield, Miss.; Ginny Orkney Philbrick ’52 of Bedford, Va., who has children all over the U.S.; and Nancy Stump Motley ’52 and Ken of Roanoke, Va.

Ruth expected the arrival of two great-grandsons, one in Wyoming, where she has two great-granddaughters, and one in Ohio. A grandson and granddaughter planned June and August weddings. Joni Hill, wife of Ruth’s son, Toff, wrote the Christian romantic novel Restoring the Castle.

I see Sarah Herring Estes, who is in an assisted living program, every Sunday. I hope to receive more news from some of you. Take care of yourselves.