Photos
All Conference Tackle at Shaker High!
Dinner at V&T Pizza With Matt - 2017
Eight Man Crew '56 at Dartmouth
Competed in Olympic Trials!
Submitted by Coxswain and great friend
Tom "Rosie" Rosenwald
(he on left, Dutch three over in the "six spot")
Shaker Grads Canoeing in Canada
(from great friend Dave Howe)
L-R: Glen Gali, Dave Hilliard, Dutch, Dave Howe, Phil Wick, Ted Reinbrecht
Man vs Machine vs Fruited Flour
Dutch's Annual Wrestling Match With Wood Stove
Pie Making Mission - Otis, MA
Dutch Passed The Pie Torch To His Granddaughter
Tori's Pie 2021 Xmas
Dutch and his Beloved Sister Lou
Early 1940's
Three Sibs - Dutch, Lou and Brother Jim
Parma Heights House?
1955 vs 2010?
(Dutch on First Oar in Each)
Grampa Dutch
Matt's Climbing Wall - 1963
Dutch and Matt Shooting a Georgia Rapid 2001
Send me any pix, I'll post them here! - Matt
ReplyDeleteTom "Rosie" Rosenwald, dad's classmate and crewmate at Dartmouth wanted me to post this on his behalf, after contributing the picture above:
ReplyDelete"On a personal note Dutch will always be remembered as a dear friend and classmate who rowed #6 on the Dartmouth Heavyweight crew which is part of the engine room that makes the boat go. He will be sorely missed.
Rosie
Cox"
Note: Rosie was the coxswain, the only guy in the boat facing the right direction, keeping time and course and egging them on to the finish line.
Tori Staley posted her pie pic (above) in this post to Facebook, shortly after Dutch's passing:
ReplyDelete"my grandpa died this past week. Four years ago, when my uncle insisted I help my grandpa Dutch teach me to make his famous Christmas pie, I was pretty grumpy; that was Grandpa's job! But my uncle knew that Grandpas mind was going and insisted and so together we half remembered his pie skills enough to pass the pie torch on. This Christmas, I thought of his laugh, his red Christmas vest that got tighter to button every year, as I baked this pie. Next Christmas, I'll have to make this pie with no Grandpa Dutch in the world. I hate that. I hate that I won't see his scruffy eyebrows or weather his history trivia questions or feel one of his bear hugs. But at least I'll remember his pie recipe. Miss you Grampa."