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
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
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
Jean Hopkins Sargent
Joyce Howard MacFarland
Elizabeth Humphries Richardson
Naomi Isquith Moessinger
Helen Jacobs Altman
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
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
Helen "Betsy" (Andrews) Jauss, 91, of Newport, RI, passed away with her family by her side on April 4, 2024, in the St. Clare Home in Newport. She was the wife of the late Captain Charles Walter Jauss, USN, (Ret.) for 58 years.
Born in Buffalo, NY, she was the daughter of the late Raynal and Helen (Edgeley) Andrews.
Betsy graduated from the Emma Willard School. She graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 1955 with a Bachelor of Arts in Speech and Drama. Betsy worked as a Television Producer for PBS in Pittsburgh and U.S. Steel in Pittsburgh, but found her calling as a homemaker, mother, and wife
She married Captain Charles Walter Jauss on October 24, 1963. Betsy and Captain Jauss were long-time parishioners of Trinity Episcopal Church in Newport.
Betsy is survived by her two daughters, Sarah Jauss and Catie Huang.
She additionally leaves five grandchildren,
Funeral services for Mrs. Jauss will be private in Trinity Episcopal Church. Additional information at www.memorialfuneralhome.com
Helen "Betsy" Andrews Jauss
April 4, 2024
Phyllis Kletzien Campbell 1933 - 2024 Beloved wife of Ted, caring mother of Tom and Sarah, loving "Ama" of Katie, Bethany, and Megan, treasured sister, dear friend, and global citizen, Phyllis K. Campbell, 90, of Piper Shores, Scarborough, passed away on May 12, 2024 of natural causes.
Phyl was born in Buffalo, and she spent her early years in Williamsville, NY. The family then lived with her maternal grandmother in West Hartford, CT while her father served in WWII and the reconstruction. After his return, they moved to Swarthmore, PA, where she met the love of her life, Edward F. (Ted) Campbell, Jr. in the Presbyterian Church youth group there.
After she attended Mount Holyoke College for three years, Phyl and Ted were married and left for Chicago, where she finished her BA at Lake Forest College. They moved to Baltimore, where she taught at Baltimore Friends School. Returning to Chicago, Ted joined the faculty
of McCormick Theological Seminary, and Phyl became a mother to James (died 1958), Thomas, and Sarah; faculty-supporter and community-builder; and active member of the Lake View Presbyterian Church.
Mom poured her love, energy, and caring into raising her children. She never lost her devotion to working with children, teaching part-time in nursery schools, earning a Master's Degree in
Early Childhood Education at Erikson Institute, and volunteering in children's hospitals.
When Ted and Phyl left Chicago and McCormick Seminary, an endowed chair in Social Justice Ministry was established in both their names. Phyllis' ongoing commitment to justice and a more caring world was evident in her support of a variety of peace initiatives in the Middle
East (where Ted and Phyl had visited over several decades and briefly lived); her dedication to helping underprivileged, unhoused, and hungry people; and her participation in organizations that created access to services and support for all.
Ama and Pah moved to Piper Shores in Scarborough in 2001, in order to be nearer their family. Here in Maine, she volunteered at the Barbara Bush Children's Hospital playroom at MMC for a number of years, supported the Sudanese refugee community, served on the nutrition
committee at Piper Shores, and brought her skills in community building and gentle personal support to the Piper Shores and Greater Portland communities.
Mom's commitment to children and education shone through her volunteer work, but also in her creative and nurturing times with her granddaughters and other youth. She knew how to be silly, fun, and educational all at the same time, and her creative and crafty side runs through her offspring. Always the connector, she loved to plan large group gatherings and activities for extended family. The world will miss her spirit, kindness, and dedication to allowing everyone to know that they matter as humans. We certainly do.
Phyllis Klietzen Campbell
May 12, 2024
Janice Stephens Hagen, age 90, of Middletown, RI, passed away peacefully on April 4, 2024. Born on June 1, 1933, in Arkansas City, Kansas. Jan was an only child but filled her life with the joy of extensive family, community service, and athletics. She leaves behind a loving family of two sons, a daughter and two grandchildren.
Her academic journey took her from Northrop Collegiate School in Minneapolis, MN, and Mount Holyoke College, MA, to a B.A. in Social Work from the University of Minnesota in 1955.
Jan's passion for social work and community service was evident from her teenage years. One of Jan's most significant and enduring contributions was hervisionary role in founding the Edina Girls Athletic Association (EGAA) in the mid-seventies. Recognizing a stark gap in sports opportunities for girls, Jan spearheaded this initiative with a passion that reflected her deep belief in the power of sports to foster teamwork, confidence, and health. Serving as the first President and various
leadership roles for ten years, Jan witnessed the EGAA blossomed into a vibrant organization that not only provided countless young girls with their first opportunity to engage in team sports but also played a pivotal role in advocating for gender equality in athletics.
Exemplify her multifaceted commitment to volunteerism. Jan received the
Mayor's Award for community service in Edina.
Jan's professional career was as varied as her volunteer work,including significant roles at the Minneapolis Downtown YWCA, the United Way, and retail positions at Gucci and Marshall Fields, where her talents earned her Employee of the Year in 2000.
Jan was quite a tennis player herself for at 45, she was ranked tenth in the State of Minnesota. Years later, Jan won a state tournament qualifying her for the Senior Olympics.
Her love for sports was matched by her commitment to community service, even in retirement. Jan's legacy is a testament to a life well-lived, filled with love, service, and community.
Janice Stephens Hagen
April 4, 2024
Dorrit Werner Purdy was was born on November 24, 1934 in Teplice, Czechoslovakia. Daughter of Martin Werner and Alice Mimi (Reethof) Werner Geiringer.
She graduated from Mount Holyoke College in 1955 and from The Cleveland Marshall Law School in 1978. She became the senior litigation attorney for Sherwin Williams Co in 1982.
Dorrit married John Christopher Purdy in 1955 (deceased October 1973) and they had two children, John Christopher and Wynne Crossley.
