RE Log Fall 2019

64 Ransom Everglades LOG FALL 2019 Class Notes Ransom School 1961 Class Agent: Charles Sands (sandsvest@bellsouth.net ), Ted Seward (etseward1@gmail.com ) 1962 Class Agent: James Beverley (jamescbeverley@bellsouth.net ), Arthur Smith (macuquina@me.com ) 1963 Please consider becoming a class agent. 1964 Class Agent: Larry Reeder (larry@howardsreederinc.com ) Jay Robbins writes, “Coming up on age 73, I am still selling and teaching real estate. I went to England in July for the 15th Annual Boogie Woogie Festival. It’s looking more likely I’ll be back on the radio some- time soon. Watch this space for further developments.” 1965 Class Agents: Jim Hobbs (jchobbs3@bellsouth.net ), Kurt Kunzel (kkunzel5@gmail.com ), Joseph Sanders (sandersmarketing@ mindspring.com ) Jim Hobbs writes, “ Joe Sanders and his 12-year-old granddaughter, Lina, recently dove into a school of tuna off the coast of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. Joe says that he’s heard that old age has its compensations, and can testify that it doesn’t get any better than living to scuba dive with your grandchild. P.S.: Lina is a fierce soccer goalie and fearless scuba diver. Grandpa is proud. Photo: Lina (on the left) gives Grandpa Joe (on the right) a ‘thumbs up’ as a fish checks them out.” Dean Parmelee remains oblivious to the movement for “out to pasture.” He is working full-time, still in academic medi- cine though no longer at the “kahuna” level. (He is Director of Educational Scholarship and Program Development at Boonshoft School of Medicine at Wright State University in Dayton, Ohio.) For the first time in over 40 years, no one reports to him. He mentors medical students and faculty in medical education teaching and scholarship and you can provide for future generations of Ransom Everglades students by including the school in your will or estate plans. With just a few words Contact Julie Rosenfeld jrosenfeld@ransomeverglades.org 305 460 8859 for more information on how you can change lives with just a few words.