Thomas Igoe 157 Ridge Acres Road Darien, CT 06820 thosigoe@gmail.com (203) 644-5882 College: Jonathan Edwards I have been married for over 40 years to a lovely, sensitive, kind woman named Susan. We married in the Smith College Chapel in the fall of ’74. In ’81, we had our first and only child, a boy named TJ. TJ is autistic. The next 37 years have been a challenging odyssey for us, a path traversing a thicket…
Judge Myron Thompson first visited Yale Law School when he was 15 years old, invited by a YLS student-volunteer who taught Myron during a 1963 Freedom Summer enrichment program. Owing to Myron’s slow recovery from polio, that student carried Myron around to show him the colleges, encouraging him to apply. In a 37 year career as a federal district court judge, Myron ruled Roy Moore’s Ten Commandments monument unconstitutional and struck down Alabama’s restrictive abortion law, among other opinions. Now he receives Yale Law’s Award of Merit.
THOMAS JOSEPH ICOE, JR. Born April 20, 1947 in St. Louis, Missouri, son of Thomas Joseph Igoe and Ruth Louise Gruner Igoe. Attended St. Louis Priory School, St. Louis, Missouri. Entered Yale Sept., 1965. History major; Dean’s List, 1965-66, 1966-67 (fall term). Resident: Jonathan Edwards (Gilbert & Sullivan Society, 1965-69; College Aide, 1967-69, Head Librarian, 1968-69). Freshman Glee Club, 1965-66; Duke’s Men, 1966-67; Whiffen-poofs of 1969, Historian, 2nd Bass. Roommates: Myron Herbert Thompson, Roy Turnell….
