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Peter went to Andover, then Rutgers. He started his career in banking: Chase Bank’s Global Credit and was an officer in Midtown. Chase’s largest branch, where he worked, is now a giant hole in the ground. Peter then worked (for the stars) in Beverly Hills as a mortgage banker, then came back east and started in the Investment Advisory business. He’s worked with many significant people over the years including Wm. F. Buckley locally. He would chuckle as Henry Kissinger might have to wait for him to finish with Bill. One time, after a meeting, Secret Service people started arriving as Ronald and Nancy Reagan were coming for dinner……. He has been married to Phyllis for many years and they have two grown sons. Our first grandchild (daughter) is due in May!For our March hike on Thursday, the 13th, the hale and hearty hoofers will traverse a clockwise loop of about three miles in the Devil’s Den Nature Preserve in Weston. The elevations are modest, but the trail gets rocky in parts, so sturdy footgear is recommended. Given the likely calorie burn, a hearty breakfast is also advised. Following the hike, we will retire to share a meal at Orem’s Diner in South Wilton.
For those who wish to carpool, we will meet at the DCA parking lot at 9:30am. If you park your car in the lot during our hike, we have been asked by the DCA to use the rear section to minimize conflict with any of their various proceedings.
It is never too late to get on our distribution list; just signal your interest to Lee Morrison, whose contact information is below.
“Dick and Doris Goodwin were married for forty-two years and married to American history even longer. Dick was one of the young men of John F. Kennedy’s New Frontier, and he both named and helped design Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society. Doris was a White House Fellow and worked directly for Lyndon Johnson, later assisting on his memoir. The Goodwins’ last great adventure involved opening the more than three hundred boxes of letters, diaries, documents and memorabilia Dick had saved for more than fifty years. The voyage of remembrance revived the hope that the youth of today will carry forward this love story with America”–
hikers will be traversing a clockwise loop of about three miles in
the Devil’s Den Nature Preserve in Weston. The elevations are
modest, but the trail gets rocky in parts, so sturdy footgear is
recommended. Given the likely calorie burn, a hearty breakfast is
also advised. Following the hike, we will retire to share a meal at
Orem’s Diner in South Wilton.
lot at 9:30am. It is never too late to get on our distribution list; just
signal your interest to Lee Morrison, whose contact information is
below.
ten days, should we get an accumulation, we will choose an
alternate locale and get back to this one later in the year.Alec Wiggin
Lee Morrison