by kfi | Jun 7, 2017 | Archives |
On Saturday, April 22, 2017 – Earth Day, Clarence Maloney ’52 and daughter Iti ’11 talked with Senator Van Hollen, KIS alum Class of 1977. Chris had invited some of his constituents to a breakfast meeting near the Senate office building, as a prelude to the Science March in Washington, and he gave an informative talk about the importance of science, especially these days, addressing climate change, pollution, Chesapeake Bay, etc.
Chris attended KIS for 9th and 10th grades while his father was Ambassador in Sri Lanka; he was born in Karachi. After serving some years in the Maryland House, Chris got elected as a Democrat to the US House, representing my district in Maryland for some years, and last year was elected to the US Senate.
Chris spoke to our Washington DC Alumni Chapter a few years ago as a result of Clarence’s invitation.
For more information, contact Clarence Maloney ’52 ct_Maloney@hotmail.com.
by kfi | Jun 7, 2017 | Archives |
Dan Bulkley, member of the KIS Class of 1936, turned 100 on May 4, 2017. Part of his celebration centered on Dan’s memoir My Century In Motion published by Julie Kirsten Kanta at Story/Book Co.
Dan’s book is available:
Julie Kirsten Kanta’s preview shares the following about Dan’s book:
“Dan Bulkley was born and raised in Thailand to a missionary family. After serving in the Navy during World War II as a member of the OSS, Dan started the track and cross country programs at Southern Oregon University, as well as the ski program which directly led to the development of Mt. Ashland ski area.
Dan became a world record-setting athlete at the age of 70, competing in the Senior Olympics and Masters events all over the world for over 25 years. He lives in Phoenix, Oregon with his wife, Marjorie, and at age 100 still enjoys running, skiing, and gardening.”
For more information, contact:
by kodaifriends | Jun 2, 2017 | Archives
Date: October 3, 2017
Details: The KFI Board meeting will be held by conference call. If you have suggestions or feedback, please submit them to: executivedirector@kfi-us.in or call 603-998-7471.
