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Please log in or register in order to add or edit notes. Class Notes 7/28/2026   Matthew Collins '82 has retired from Granite State Development. Class Notes 7/28/2026   Steve Ryder '82 has retired from True North Networks. He refers to it as an exciting (and a bit surreal) milestone. Class Notes 7/10/2026   Becky (Lindley) McGann '99 has been promoted to Director of Engagement, Initiatives, and Recognition in the President's Office at Quinsigamond Community College. Class Notes 7/6/2026   Evelyn (Lachut) Sullivan, M.Ed. '78 passed away June 30, 2026. Class Notes 7/1/2026   Rob Campbell '90 has been awarded the 2026 American Legion Small Employer of Veterans Award. This honors businesses for excellence in hiring and retaining veterans, older workers, and disabled persons. Rob's business, All About Blinds, has served at the forefront of veteran and military spouse employment and advocacy. Class Notes 6/30/2026   David Hyatt '65 passed away June 28, 2026. Class Notes 6/25/2026   Emily Moulton '18 is the 2026 recipient of the Marion B. Kelley Teacher of the Year Award. Class Notes 6/25/2026   Don Wilkinson '66 was interviewed for an article in the Plymouth Independent: https://www.plymouthindependent.org/nature-is-your-boss/. Class Notes 6/15/2026   Jake Boillat '18 and Samantha Giffen '18 were married June 13, 2026. Class Notes 6/15/2026   Samantha Giffen '18 and Jake Boillat '18 were married June 13, 2026. Class Notes 12/1/2025   Claire (Kosberg) Katz '52 passed away September 25, 2025. Class Notes 6/11/2026   Anna Marie (Jensen) Wescott '80 passed away June 3, 2026. Class Notes 6/11/2026   Helen (Siciliano) Zauls '65 passed away June 7, 2026. Class Notes 6/3/2026   Donald Gorman '76 passed away May 27, 2026. Class Notes 6/2/2026   David M. Curley '77 recently reconnected with memories of working on The Seed, the NASC student newspaper, and shared that he remains close friends with several classmates and hockey teammates. He retired after more than 40 years in the Rockport School System, where he served in a variety of educational and coaching roles, including high school hockey and soccer. David and his wife, Christine (Brophy) Curley, enjoy traveling, hiking, biking, and skiing, while also spending time with their mothers, ages 95 and 94.

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