| Steve Edgerton sent us the following note
before our 50th reunion ... Dear Class of 1960,
I am looking forward to seeing you on April 29th. Here is a brief
catch up. I taught 2½ years at Westtown School, 15½
years at Penn Charter, 2 years directing an alternative School in
Philadelphia, 10 years at Willingboro High School (NJ), and the last 11
years (of the total of 41) at Moorestown Friends School. At Penn Charter,
Willingboro High School, and Moorestown Friends I served as Science
Department Head. I have gotten several major teaching awards including the
Middle Atlantic Regional Award in High School Chemistry Teaching from the
American Chemical Society.
Camp Dark Waters was my other big work involvement for 40 years. In early
January of 2001 I sold to a newly formed non-profit corporation, Camp Dark
Waters, Inc. This summer will be their tenth consecutive successful season.
Mary Ann is in her twentieth year as a school nurse at Rancocas Valley
Regional High School. She is active in Medford Meeting and State Nurse
activities and in playing tennis.
Cinda is the mother of my two grandchildren, Emily who graduates from Temple
and Joe, who is a freshman there. Cinda teaches first grade at Abington
Friends School.
Scott lives in Missoula, Montana and has a business called "Timeless
Timbers" buying and selling used timber. He built a beautiful house up
canyon outside of Missoula.
Mary Ann and I got married in 1985 and our daughter, Alice, graduated from
Earlham 57 years after I did. She is a Program Coordinator at Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society.
Photography and Woodworking are my creative outlets. I cut my own mats and
make my own frames.
Physically, I am working on regaining muscle and balance following total
replacement of both knees.
Seeing you all will be fun!
Sincerely,
Sincerely,
Steve |