![]() ![]() de Vries, ’44 (biological sciences), MD ’47, of San Rafael, Calif., March 26, at 94. Survivors: his children, Diana Willson, David and Daniel six grandchildren and five great-grandchildren. He was predeceased by his wife of 56 years, Jeri. He loved music, was skilled in woodworking and silversmithing and enjoyed hunting, fishing and his pets. He taught at medical schools in Kentucky and Colorado and, in 1970, entered private practice in physical medicine and rehabilitation in Arizona. A World War II veteran, he earned a medical degree and later served as an Army medical officer during the Korean War. Survivors: his wife of nearly 70 years, Charmian (Kolar, ’46) children, Anne Gordon, Tom, David and Robert six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.įreeman Percival Fountain, ’43 (education), of Durango, Colo., February 29, at 94. Together with his wife, he traveled the world, visiting every continent. He especially enjoyed golf and shot his age many times, including the last year of his life. He worked as a manager at Chevron for 35 years and held many volunteer roles in his community and his church, including serving as president of the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Peninsula. Hugh Langdon “Lang” Hilleary, ’42 (economics), MBA ’44, of Portola Valley, March 11, at 96. Survivors: his wife, Joann sons, William and John and four grandchildren, including Jordan, ’10. His passion for classical music was legendary and his thirst for knowledge never waned he continued to take classes at the Fromm Institute into his 90s. He served as president of the Northern California Sanitary Suppliers and Jewish Family Service Agency and was active in a number of other civic and social organizations. ![]() He served in the Navy during World War II and then embarked on a 40-year career in the janitorial supplies industry. Maurice Henry Knox Jr., ’41 (political science), MBA ’43, of San Rafael, Calif., March 1, at 95. Survivors: his daughters, Linda, Marna and Mary six grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. He and his wife settled in Piedmont, Calif., and enjoyed many summers at Lake Tahoe. He opened his own firm in the Bay Area specializing in real estate law, and he taught at Boalt Law School. He then attended Harvard Law School and served in the Army during World War II. Thiel, ’36 (political science), of Laguna Hills, Calif., August 17, 2015, at 100. Survivors: his daughters, Ann Prescott Nelson, ’62, MA ’63, Connie McCabe and Trudy Taylor six grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.Īdrian H. He was predeceased by his wife, Wilma (Conn, ’36). He played tennis until he was 90 years old. During World War II, he worked for North American aviation in Los Angeles, where he was in charge of scheduling for the P51 Mustang and later he worked on other big projects like the B-70 bomber. Phil James Prescott, ’36 (general engineering), of Los Altos, February 6, at 101. ![]()
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