The Lost Colony Update Your Record & Share the News

Update Your Record & Share the News

Tell us what's new, and we'll update your official alumni record and share the news with your friends and classmates.

Send news about a job change, marriage, family addition or death. The GAA offers a PDF form online at alumni.unc.edu/update. Complete it and send digitally, or print and send by mail.

News for publication cannot be more than one year old. News must be received, and events must have occurred, by Aug. 1 to be considered for the November/ December 2018 issue. Engagements are not recorded or published. To report a death, when possible, send a Web link or attach a news clipping of a death notice. For general alumni record changes/inquiries: alumni@unc.edu or toll-free (877) 377?7125.

THE DTH CROSSWORD

ACROSS 1 Fishhook point 5 Memo abbr. 9 High country? 14 Two-toed sloth 15 Cosby kid 16 Po-land? 17 Canter or gallop 18 Diplomat's forte 19 Menu in Metz 20 Hawaiian trifles? 23 Admiration 24 Cereal grain 25 Giving Irene and Meg bad

reviews? 32 Printer problem 35 Somewhat 36 Oman neighbor 37 Zounds! 39 Sound of a wet impact 42 Hack 43 Tempus __ 45 Flubs it 47 Potent hallucinogen 48 Tinkerbell's attacks on Hook? 52 ATM number 53 Impossible! 57 Ducks of southeastern

England? 63 Shun 64 Actor Guinness 65 LaSalle of "E.R." 66 Conductor Georg 67 Put to sea 68 Pitts of silent film "Greed" 69 State of rapture 70 Gender-biased suffix 71 Latin being

DOWN 1 Taps horn 2 Diarist Nin 3 Singer Bonnie 4 Dairy product 5 Tries 6 Return to liquid 7 Software support person

Ed.: Robert Wayne Williams. Puzzle: Leonard Williams, Fort Wayne, Ind.

8 "Sometimes a Great __"

41 Tot's bike

9 Close but no cigar

44 Entered on a keyboard

10 List-ender

46 Pants part

11 Cut corners

49 Superior salutation?

12 High: pref.

50 Not AWOL

13 Caustic cleaners

51 Gesundheit producer

21 "Star Wars" princess

54 Gogol story, "__ Bulba"

22 Chasing game

55 Ecstasy

26 Baby food

56 Alternative to ish

27 Slacker

57 Funny Peggy

28 Up until now

58 Declare as true

29 Element in a Latin conjugation 59 __ contendere

30 Teller's call

60 Bandleader Puente

31 Trimming sound

61 __ Bator

32 Comic Foxworthy

62 Deer head?

33 Water in Leon

34 Christmas trio

Solution on page 103

38 N, E, W or S

40 Gallery work

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several seasons in The Lost Colony and in many productions at Golden Circle Theatre and the Little Theatre of Charlotte. At UNC, she belonged to Carolina Playmakers. Roy Griffin Hall Jr. ('51 BA, '55 JD), 91, of Pfafftown; March 27, 2018. Hall practiced law in Winston-Salem as a defense attorney. Earlier, he was assistant director of UNC's Institute of Government and taught law classes at UNC. He was in the Army in WWII and in the Navy after law school. At UNC, he belonged to Law Review and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Richard Vollers Hanson ('51), 88, of Wilmington; Feb. 3, 2018. Hanson owned Spirittine Chemical. He was in the Army in the Korean War and the National Guard. At UNC, he belonged to Phi Gamma Delta. Rufus Sylvester Swain ('51 BSMAT, '53 MEd), 91, of Wilson; Feb. 19, 2018. A dean of instruction and of resource development at Wilson Community College, Swain wrote A History of Wilson Technical Community College: The First 30 Years. A gardener and photographer, he founded the Wilson Rose Garden, and his photographs were exhibited in 11 cities, including the Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. In WWII, he was in the Navy. Dr. William Gentry Thurman ('51 CMED), 89, of Anacortes, Wash.; Feb. 10, 2018. For 18 years, Thurman was president of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation. Previously, he taught pediatrics at Tulane, Emory and Cornell universities and was the first chair of pediatrics at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center before becoming dean of the Medical School at Tulane University. He was in the Army. At UNC, he belonged to the football and track teams. Nancy Norwood Willard ('51), 88, of Raleigh; March 23, 2018. Willard retired from sales at Talbot's. At UNC, she belonged to Chi Omega.

'52 obituaries Aubrey Wilbur "Obby" Bronstein ('52), 87, of Hilton Head Island, S.C.; Feb. 14, 2018. Bronstein owned and operated Dave The Clothier (later known as Dave's Big and Tall) in downtown Kinston and was past president of the Downtown Merchants Association. He was in the Air Force in the Korean War. At UNC, he belonged to Tau Epsilon Phi. Paul Stanley "Pete" Davis ('52 BSBA), 90, of Morganton; March 4, 2018. Davis worked for Procter & Gamble for 39 years, retiring as systems manager. He was an Army veteran. Robert Starnes Dent ('52 ABEd), 89, of Winston-Salem; March 12, 2018. Dent worked in his family's business in Florida until retirement. Harry Leigh Derby III ('52 BA), 87, of Charlotte; Feb. 13, 2018. Derby made his career at Exxon, starting as a mailroom clerk and retiring as regional manager. At UNC, he belonged to Lambda Chi Alpha, student government and the football and lacrosse teams. James Alan Duke ('52 BA, '55 MA, '60 PhD), 88, of Fulton, Md.; Dec. 10, 2017. A world-renowned ethnobotanist, Duke had a 32year career with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and was a distinguished herbal lecturer with the Maryland University of Integrative Health. In 1998, he established Green Farmacy Garden, which includes 300 medicinal plant species from around the world. In 2001, he received UNC's Distinguished Alumnus Award. At UNC, he belonged to Phi Eta Sigma and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Dr. Presley Zachary "P.Z." Dunn Jr. ('52 BSMED,

'15 updates Samuel Emerson Poole ('15 BSBA) of Charlotte has been named an associate at Ridgemont Equity Partners, where he will be involved with the middle-market private equity firm's investor relations. Aleksander H. "Sasha" Seymore ('15 BA) of Atlanta has been selected as an inaugural Knight-Hennessy Scholar, which fully funds graduate-level work in any field at Stanford University. After graduation, Seymore, currently a business analyst at McKinsey, received a Mitchell Scholarship, which he used to study the possibility of peace through sports at the University of Queens in Belfast, Northern Ireland. He also played basketball for Ireland's professional team, the Belfast Star. Seymore will use the Knight-Hennessy to pursue an MBA in the fall. He is a past member of the GAA Board of Directors as senior class president (2014?15). Alyssa Victoria Townsend ('15 BAJMC) of Pensacola, Fla., has been recognized as a member of the 2018 Rising Stars Class by the Independent News of Pensacola. Townsend is director of social media for Bee Loud Digital Marketing, the in-house marketing agency for Innisfree Hotels.

obituary Bryan Robert Smith ('15 BA),

24, of Mooresville; March 14, 2018. Smith worked in the Language Acquisition Lab in the psychology department at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana. At UNC, he was a communication intern in the Southern Oral History program and managed offices and labs in the communications and linguistics department.

'16 updates Cierra Brooke "C.B." Cotton ('16 BAMJ) of Jacksonville has been honored by NorthEast Community Development at the 2018 Intriguing African American Women Gala. Cotton, the Jacksonville bureau chief for WITN, the NBC affiliate in eastern North Carolina, was recognized for telling the stories of her home community. Andrew Luther Goins IV ('16 BAMJ) of Washington, D.C., has been named a digital producer for the Opinions section at The Washington Post. Goins had been editing part time for the section's multiplatform desk.

marriage Kimberly Diane Sanders ('16 MPA)

and Lars Victor Rudstam of Charlotte.

CROSSWORD SOLUTION (From page 74)

'17 update Jessica Paulina O'Connor ('17 BAMJ) of Charlotte has been named digital news and engagement editor for public radio station WFAE. O'Connor, who joined WFAE in 2018, got her start on the UNC radio show Carolina Connection and won first place in national radio broadcast news from the 2017 Hearst Journalism

Awards program for her coverage of LGBT youth during the Trump administration.

!!!!Class of '18 1st Reunion Nov. 2?4, 2018 !!

CAROLINA CLASSIFIEDS

The Carolina Alumni Review is proud to present the classified advertising section as a benefit to GAA members. Deadline for the September/October 2018 issue is July 26. For details, visit alumni.unc.edu/advertise or call (919) 962-8820.

RESORT & VACATION RENTALS

BUY/SELL

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BALD HEAD ISLAND, NC -- 4 bed/4.5-bath golf course home: . Fellow alumni discount via: (919) 323-9338 or tom.mercolino216@.

FIGURE 8 ISLAND -- NC Best Kept Secret. 3 sound front homes. $3,900?$5,500 plus taxes wkly. (910) 470-4099, bunniebachman@. VRBO #147866 & #297311.

SPECTACULAR OCEANFRONT Duplex on Sunset Beach, North Carolina. "One of the world's best beaches" -- National Geographic. Magnificent views. Rent one side or both. Connecting double doors. Ideal for family gatherings. 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths each side. Linens included. Alumni-owned/ Professionally managed. bit.ly/2njZ9dt (910) 579-6500 Cathy X250 or Susan X249; reference 607WM.

ELEUTHERA, BAHAMAS: Two oceanfront homes (2 bedroom, 2 bath). Snorkel, swim, relax. $1,100/week. (910) 5128726. Listing 218269 and 107871 or email: sckrab@.

HARK THE SOUND at Emerald Isle. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, new kitchen w/gas cooktop. 2 porches, private pier, golf cart to beach/restaurants. (844) 215-7994.

RARE COINS Private & Estate collections appraised Single coins, entire collections bought outright or sold on commission basis Collection enhancement, refinement, consult Scarce coins, gold & silver bullion, currency for the collector/investor

PHIL KAUFMAN '67

Wilmington, N.C. professional numismatist since 1972

email: phil@

(910) 256-3899

CAROLINA SPORTS MEMORABILIA wanted. Contact Eliot Atstupenas (AB '85, MD '89) (910) 494-4764, atstupenas@.

OLD CHAPEL HILL CEMETERY LEGACY SIZED PLOT

Very rare and large legacy sized plot (10 casket to 20 cremated interments, perhaps a mausoleum) now available.

Sold out completely in 1954.

for video, site maps and plat, pricing,

and contact information.

Gardner H. Altman, Jr., BS '68, JD '71

offers North Carolina timeshare rentals starting as low as $77/night. (877) 815-4227.

OAK ISLAND OCEANFRONT: ; (919) 837-5551.

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