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(Reginald Tremaine Wheeler III died on January 7, 1969. This memorial was submitted by Nathan Gans.) “There was Reginald Tremaine Wheeler III, and there was Tod Wheeler. Reginald Tremaine Wheeler III was the first person in his family to go to Yale. His predecessor Wheelers had all gone to Harvard. He was nicknamed Tod, he told us, because his father was drinking hot toddies when he was born. This was part of his story. He…
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(from Larry Franks ) “Pete died as he lived – adventurously and following his passion. It happened during summer vacation, a year before our class graduated. Pete was hiking and mountaineering (in Colorado, I think) and fell off a mountain. His departure was a loss not just to his immediate family, but to the family of man. Everybody at Morse College liked him; he was the most generous and giving person I ever knew. That…
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Macon Cowles remembers: Will Rhodes was a friend of mine. He attended one of the four original Denver high schools: South High. His father was the Chaplain for the University of Denver. Will and I were both in an Episcopalian high school fraternity known as Tau Sigma. The members of Tau Sigma were leaders from high schools throughout the Denver area. Will developed bone cancer in one of his legs while still a junior in…
Founder of Center for Alcohol and Drug Research Education had a ‘true passion’ for helping alleviate others’ pain William R. “Bill” Caltrider Jr., the founder and president of the Center for Alcohol and Drug Research Education, who also played a major role in the rehabilitation facility Tuerk House, died of heart failure July 15 at MedStar Union Memorial Hospital. The Ednor Gardens resident was 75. “Bill saved Tuerk House,” said Dr. Michael Hayes, who…
