This memorial page is dedicated to all our deceased classmates listed
alphabetically by maiden name
Barbara Allen Harring
Marjorie Ahlberg Henry
BetsyAndrews Jauss
Ann Arnold White
Fleda Asbury Dean
Mary-Alana Baker Ellis
Anne Austin Mazlish
Nancy Bair Peacock
Ginny Barbour Shope
Carolyn Barstow Pledger
Adrienne Becker Zausner
Jane Beebe Turner
Doris Berger Berkstresser
Patricia Berlin Corelli
Rhoda Ann Bierstedt
Alice Blomquist Crotty
Valerie Bloomstein Sickle
Eleanor Bookstein Gorodetzer
Carolyn Brastow Pledger
Margaret Broughton Tenney
Liz Butler Bailey
Margorie Braverman Green
Anne Buttrick Irwin
Patricia Cannon Sprague
Gay Chaffee Hartman
Bette Marie Christ
Francoise Christiaen
Ann Clark Wolff
Burr Clevenger Henahan
Ann Cole Berquist
Joyce Cudlipp Wiggin
Anne Bush Lemp
Susan Colby McGreevy
Judith Cooper Healy
Kathryn Coram Gagnon
Carol Costello Leary
Margaret Cranston Parsons
Susan Danielson Wood
Connie DeMuzio Kehoe
Constance de Toulouse Lautrec
Ellen Dobbie Full
Suzanne Donaldson Poor
Nancy Drum Price
Denny Edgar Gordon
Marcia Eigen Evans
Thelma Englander Goldberg
Clarita Erlandsen Davis
Rhoda Ernst Babcock Bannon
Frances Eskridge Guttmacher
Jane Estey Peters
Jane Fauver Montgomery
Deborah Fenbert Weiss
Ellie Fischel Ruben
Sandra Fitch Stakeley
Anna Fogelberg Verret
Nancy A. Finck
Sandra Fitch Stakeley
Judith Fuld Miller
Janet Galley Peckham
Anne Garcin Wasson
Anne Goodrich Raynor
Jean Gordon Tompkins
Joan Gotwals Schaefer
Lois Graham Tingler
Barbara Grant Deedy
Barbara Grave Storms
Janice Stephens Hagen
Margaret Hale Kunhardt
Heather Hamilton Thwarp
Cynthia Hannah Jones
Pat Hassick Bolton
Deborah Hazzard Nash
Jean Hopkins Sargent
Joyce Howard MacFarland
Elizabeth Humphries Richardson
Naomi Isquith Moessinger
Helen Jacobs Altman
Cynthia Jennison Harnett
Margot Johnson Grubb
Mary Louise Johnson Pinkham
Elise Karas Kenney
Martha Ann Kelleran
Phyllis Kenney Gaffney
Pamela Kenworthy Harer
Barbara Klickstein Rubenberg
Phyllis Klietzen Campbell
Janice A. Krusen
Linka Kruysman Lee
Nancy Leech Mohr
Dorothy Lefkowitz Litwin
Beverly Lindholm Kelsey
Florence Lockhart Nimick
Sally Manly John
Rima Maxwell Segal
Bebe McClure Anderson
Ann McGregor Graaskamp
Joan McGuire Voight
Barbara McReynolds Dubee
Liliane Mejean Morrison
Nancy Merrell Swertfager
Elizabeth Miller Jenkins
Catherine Miner Murphy
Sally Morton Duncombe
Joan Morrison Mason
Myra Mullins Baker
Barbara Muehrcke Allen
Patricia O'Keeffe Brodt
Anne Orvis Lucas
Judith Ortlieb Noyes
Mary Jane Parker Young
Evangeline Papantones Callahan
Polly Paradise Russell
Margaret Paschen Stewart
Virginia Perkins Fraser
Cynthia Pinney Hammar
Marion Phear Strandberg
Jean Piser Zuver
Nancy Powers Taylor
Betsey Pratt Marlowe
Nancy Prins Johnson
Ann Prosswimmer Pratt
Barbara Raye Lockert
Elise (Butch) Raymond Wallace
Jeanne Romieux Uhlich
Margot Rusch Allison
Jane Sanborn Ergood
Stevia Sargent Lesher
Lois Schmidt Shie
Henrietta Simler Buch
Suzanne Sitterly Nelson
Eda Small Mayer
Shirley Smith Smith
Mary Sommer Seasword
Constance Spence Powell
Elizabeth Spofard DeGraw
CA St John Gebhardt
Virginia Starr Pope
Ellen Steiner
Sue Steinharter Friendlander
Ann Stevenson Berman
Susan Stien Maire
Carol Stover Murphy
Catherine Suarez Szap
Kristen Swanfeldt Sergienko
Joan Throckmorton Folger
Joan Thorton Baldridge
Paula Titiev Steuer-Davis
Barbara Toman Mundy
Martha Tuttle Ickler
Ann Underhill Rosenbaum
Gail Voelker Barrnett
Gail Wainwright Tseckares
Phyllis Walsh Crocker
Anna M. Washburn
Dorrit Werner Purdy
Barbara Welt Alessandro
Mary Weaver Wilson
Liz WInship Periale
Gwendolyn Weirnick Herzig
Elizabeth White Saunders
Nancy Whittum Steen
Joan Williams Stern
Janice Arline Wilson
Mary Winship Periale
Betsy Winters Horton
Beth Whitaker Maker
Helene Yeager Peters
Nancy Young Duncan
Loraine Zellan Greenspan
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July 19, 2016
Ann Burr Clevenger Henahan of Manhasset passed away after a brief
hospital stay on Monday, January 27, 2025, at the age of 91. She was pre-deceased by her husband of 69 year Michael F. Henahan,
Michael and Burr raised their family in Port Washington and Manhasset, NY.
A devoted wife of 69 years, Burr was the mother of three daughters and three sons, Grandmother of five and Great Grandmother of one.
Burr was born in Plainfield, N.J., October 1933. She gaduated from
Ethel Walker School in 1951, and earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Mount Holyoke College in 1955.
She was an avid birder, quilter and knitter, and spent over 40 years
with the quilting group at St Stephen's Episcopal Church creating
handmade quilts for the Annual Fair. Also an accomplished knitter, she
enjoyed knitting for Christ Episcopal Church Holly Fair as well as
spending time at Knit in Roslyn.
Burr and Michael enjoyed numerous trips to Cape May to observe the spring and fall migrations.
A private service will be in the late spring of 2025 at Christ Church,
Manhasset, where she was a parishioner for 54 years.
Burr Clevenger Henrahan
January 27, 2025
With grace, wisdom, and an unshakable spirit, Deborah "Deb" Hazzard Nash died peacefully on March 17, 2025. She grew up in the suburbs of Philadelphia and attended Friends Central School before heading to Mount Holyoke College, where she majored in Political Science. It was there that she met the love of her life, her beloved "boyfriend," Clyde "Les" Nash, Jr., who was attending Amherst College. From the moment they met, Deb and Les embarked on a grand adventure together, one that would span 64 years of love, laughter, and exploration. Married in September 1955, they traveled the world side by side, making friends, engaging in unforgettable experiences, and cultivating a deep appreciation for cultures beyond their own.
Deb's greatest joy was her loving "Nash Nest," which she nurtured with boundless devotion. She is survived by her three children and their spouses, Elizabeth and Brendan Patterson (Cleveland, OH) Douglas and Denise Nash (Chicago, IL), and Katherine and James Quinn (Groton, MA); her eight adored grandchildren, and five precious great-grandchildren,
A lifelong learner and natural mentor, Deb earned her Master's in Counseling from Case Western Reserve University and spent 25+ years guiding and uplifting students as a counselor at Hathaway Brown School and University School in Cleveland. She had an incredible gift for making people feel heard and understood, whether they were students seeking direction, colleagues needing a friend, or parents looking for reassurance. Over the years, Deb loved to connect to former students during her travels and they were often thrilled when she still remembered their stories, dreams, and struggles.
Beyond her professional life, Deb was an advocate for the causes she believed in. She lent her leadership and passion to numerous nonprofit boards, including Big Brothers, Cleveland Institute of Music, Planned Parenthood, American Suicide Foundation, Chagrin River Land Conservancy, Gates Mills Land Conservancy, Andrews School, Hathaway Brown School, and Case Western Reserve University's Center for Women. She also served as President of The Garden Club of Cleveland and was a Board Member of The Ohio Bank. In addition to all her Board engagements in Cleveland, Deb also was deeply connected to her community in Boca Grande, Florida. She served as Chair of the Literature Forum, a Board Member of the Johann Fust Community Library, and a member of the Boca Grande Women's Club Scholarship Committee.
At her core, Deb was a connector-of people, ideas, and stories. She was a voracious reader who engaged deeply in literature and conversation, always seeking to understand the world around her and share her insights with others. Whether over a cup of coffee, a game of bridge, a long phone call, or intimate dinner, she was an astute listener and often asked nuanced questions that got people to reflect on their own thinking. She was woven into the fabric of so many lives and will be missed by all but most by all those in who were lucky enough to be part of her "Nest".
The Service of Remembrance will be held on Saturday, April 12th at 2:00 pm at Hathaway Brown School, 19600 North Park Boulevard, Shaker Heights, OH. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Deb's name to two of her many passions-education and literature. Hathaway Brown School, Deborah Hazzard Nash College Guidance Fund, or The Johann Fust Library Foundation, 1040 West 10th Street, P.O. Box 309, Boca Grande, FL 33921-0309.
Deborah Hazzard Nash
March 17, 2025
Deb was a well-loved member of the Class of 1955 and served as President of our Class when we celebrated our 50th Reunion. We used to kid her that she really should have been president of the Amherst Class of 1955 because she spent so much time on their campus with Les. If there was one thing you could say about Deb, it was that “she did it her way.” Sometimes unconventional, always committed, she called the shots. I will always think of her when Frankie croons his famous song.
She was a voracious reader, and I will certainly miss sharing all the wonderful books we discovered over these many years. Deb was always fun to be with, curious, a lifetime learner and a great friend.
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Adele (Anne) Austin Mazlish of Bar Harbor, ME, died on July 16, 2025, at age 91, following a short illness, with her sons by her side, at her home in Birch Bay, Bar Harbor, ME. She was born on February 6, 1934, in Norwalk, CT, She was the eldest of three daughters and one son.
Anne attended the Ethel Walker School and Mount Holyoke College, spending her junior year in France with the Sweet Briar Group. She graduated in 1955 with a major in history and political science. Her first job was as a journalist at the Boston Herald newspaper, where she worked for seven years. She married Bruce Mazlish, a professor of history at M.I.T. and they had two children, Anthony and Jared Mazlish. The family lived in Cambridge and spent summers in Seal Harbor on Mount Desert Island, ME. During that period of her life, she served as committee chair of a number of study committees and as an officer of the Cambridge League of Women Voters and became an active member of the Cambridge Plant and Garden Club. Later, she also joined the Mount Desert Garden Club.
She and her husband were divorced and Anne founded "Serendipity Tours," an international garden tour business, with two friends, which lasted about ten years. When the business closed, Anne moved half time to Somesville, ME. Later, she often spent several months of winter in Vero Beach, FL.
Anne was a writer with a love of history, and early on after moving to Maine, she became involved with the Somesville Village Improvement Society and then the Mount Desert Island Historical Society. As a writer of poetry, she also completed two books, "Hearing the Weather Fall" and "Stranger Walking" that were published on the island at a fine printing press, Highloft, in Seal Harbor. As a member of the Somesville Village Improvement Society, she designed and launched a costumed historic walking tour recreating the early years of Somesville.
Later as President of the MDI Historical Society, she researched and wrote a book enlarging the diary of the first summer visit of wealthy and prominent visitors to the island in 1855. It was called the "Tracy Log" and published in Bar Harbor to benefit the Society, which had embarked on a significant period of growth and influence during her tenure.
Anne was also very proud of having learned to sail at the age of thirty in the summers in Seal Harbor. And she spent many years racing her Mercury class sailboat, "Shanti." Anne relished singing with the summer choral and the Surry Opera, which also included performing trips to Russia and Japan. She took acting classes, leading to a monologue performance of "The Belle of Amherst," a play about Emily Dickinson, whose poetry she particularly admired.
Anne leaves behind her sons; Tony and wife, Anne, and Jared and wife, Darcy; and six grandchildren, all of whom she dearly loved. She also leaves her sister, Jennefer Hirshberg; and her brother, James B. Austin, Jr. She was predeceased by her sister, Meredith Walkington.
A Celebration of Anne's Life will be held 9 am, Sunday, August 3, 2025, at the Somesville Union Meeting House, UCC, 1136 Main St., Mt. Desert.
Condolences may be expressed, at www.jordanfernald.com
Anne Austin Mazlish
July 16, 2025
Cynthia "Cyndy" Marshall (Jennison) Harnett, age 91, passed away Monday, June 9, 2025. She was born in Boston, MA in 1933. Cyndy grew up in the Boston area, and later in Syracuse, NY.
She attended Mount Holyoke College, and earned a master's degree in education from Harvard University, which only admitted women as graduate students at the time.
Cyndy taught 2nd grade in Casper, WY, where she met her husband, Richard A. Harnett. Richard passed away in 2015. She had 3 children, and left teaching to take care of them full-time. For most of her adult life Cyndy lived in Casper and later Tulsa, OK. She and her daughter, also named Cynthia, moved to Canandaigua in 2018.
Cyndy enjoyed reading and gardening, but her real love was international travel. She visited northern Europe, China and Japan, to name a few, and always looked forward to the next trip.
She is survived by two children, Caroline Gray and Daniel Harnett; and two grandchildren. She was predeceased by her daughter, Cynthia L. Harnett in 2022.
In accordance with Cyndy's wishes, there will be no services.
