In memoriam
R EMEMBRANCES
NEW CHAPEL WINDOW CELEBRATES Barry passed away following what were believed to
LIFE OF PETERSON ’88 be complications from a wresting injury at the
The Meredith Maher Peterson ’88 Window was beginning of his senior year. The portrait was
dedicated May 18 during Reunion Weekend in dedicated at the Class of 1958 festivities at Merrick
memory of Meredith, beloved daughter, sister, wife House during Reunion Weekend.
and mother who died of
breast cancer on Oct. 17, MEMORIAL BENCH TO BE DEDICATED
2006. The window was A memorial bench will be dedicated Oct. 18,
created by stained-glass 2008, in honor of Travis Kubiak ’95, who died in a
artist Lyn Hovey of Lyn tragic hit-and-run accident in Denver on July 25,
Hovey Studios Inc., in 2004.
Hyde Park, Mass., who Travis’ parents, Renee and Dan Kubiak, and his
worked closely with sister Erin donated the granite bench, which will be
Meredith’s family. Mr. placed along the stone wall crossing the athletic
Hovey describes the fields on the front lawn overlooking Second Beach.
window’s imagery this Friends of Travis are welcome to attend the dedica-
way: “A vine of morning tion and may contact Ann_Weston@stgeorges.edu
glories climbs up to for more details.
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heaven and a goldfinch,
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G an ancient symbol of FLAGS HONOR MEMORY OF MORTON ’52
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Christ, glides into view. New chapel flags were dedicated to the memory
Beach plum or beach of John Dwight Morton ’52 during Reunion Week-
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rose blooms at the base end. Morton, a staunch supporter of his class and
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of the window remind of the school passed away on Jan. 26, 2008. He
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us that the sea is near at served in the USMC as a member of the Marine
Meredith Maher
Peterson ’88 Window.
hand. Near those flowers Silent Drill Team in Washington, DC. The donor of
and the hips that bring the flags, who wishes to remain anonymous, decided
us life-giving vitamins flits a bee. The bee is seen in that he wanted them to be given in Morton’s name.
Christian symbolism as representing ‘activity, dili-
gence, work and good order.’ Also, because its work
produces honey, the bee is seen as symbolizing
sweetness of character. There are two scrolls in the
window on which are written the text of the short
verse that was read at Meredith’s memorial service
at St. James’ Church in New York on Oct. 20, 2006.
Above and between the scrolls are two butterflies
that remind us of the poetry and then also of the
profound Christian symbol of the Resurrection.”
CLAGGETT ’58 REMEMBERED
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A portrait of Bladen Dulaney (Barry) Claggett NDREA
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’58 was donated to the school this spring by his B
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father and is now hanging outside the Alumni/ae
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Office in Sixth Form House. According to reports,
Flags in the chapel were dedicated to SG during Reunion Weekend.
ST. GEORGE’S 2008 SUMMER BULLETIN 73
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