Class Notes alumni news & updates
STEPHEN DREWES ’60: I’m retired from a 50-year career in theatre and academia and living a few blocks from my parents’ home in Presidio Heights. Contact Stephen at stephendrewes@yahoo.com.
granddaughter, one grandson, and two great-grandsons.
It has been a wonderful opportunity to create an open public space that responds to the aspirations of all Petalumans and that fulfills a city plan first articulated over 30 years ago. On a personal note, my wife, Polly, and I just completed a 2,000- mile trip to Alaska and back from Victoria, BC, aboard our sailboat “Pelican.“ Whales, Bears, and Otters oh my!
ALAN GREGORY ’70: I am sad to report that my brother, Robert W. Gregory, Class of 1976, passed away on December 13, 2023, in Washington State. Robert had lived in the Seattle area for the last 25 years. Contact Alan at amgregory2500@ gmail.com.
“STEAMBOAT ED” HAAS ’60:
NICHOLAS LOUIS BAHAM III ’79:
MICHAEL “TIM” COLIN ’71:
Just turned 78. Mostly retired but heavily into the 3D printing scene of late. Preparing a display for the next Maker Faire where I will display some of my ‘greatest hits.’ Contact Ed on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SteamboatEd. DANIEL KYTE ’61: After a career in the technology sector, I retired in 2011. My wife, Sherin, retired from the Legion of Honor Museum in San Francisco. We currently live in Lake Wildwood, a gated community in Penn Valley, California, in the Sierra Foothills, where I spend a lot of time playing golf and doing volunteer work. One daughter, one son, one
Professor of Ethnic Studies at California State University of East Bay and author of the acclaimed ethnography, The Coltrane Church: Apostles of Sound, Agents of Social Justice (McFarland), Dr. Baham is now writing noir mystery and detective fiction set in Oakland, California. He is the author of The People’s Detective , released September 12, 2024. Dr. Baham is bringing his extensive knowledge and passion for social justice to the forefront
I am retired and living in Joshua Tree, where I am an avid photographer and volunteer on the Preventive Search and Rescue Team. Contact Tim at mtcolin@ gmail.com. MATT STONE ’72: Living in Petaluma where I have been deeply involved in acquisition of 60 acres of riverfront property to create the Petaluma River Park: A park for people, art, and nature.
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