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THEODORE LOCKE TEWKSBURY JR. '41 died March 4 in Peterborough, N.Y., before becoming town justice in Head of the Harbor, her hometown. She leaves her husband, David.
HERMAN ELIJAH GROSSMAN '44mcl died February 16 in Kfar Saba, Israel. A rabbi, he served congregations in Michigan, and N.Y. He retired as a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force Reserve; afterwards he moved with his family to Israel. He leaves his wife, Rosalind (Gewirtz), three sons, Tuvia, Joel, and Daniel, and two brothers, Joseph and M. William '49,.
THOMAS NEWELL METCALF JR. '44, LL.B. '49, died March 5 in Beaufort, S.C. He was a Foreign Service officer for 18 years before becoming an investment and financial adviser with the Boston firm Charles A. Collins Inc. He leaves his wife, Patricia (Thompson), three sons, Thomas, Jonathan, and Patrick, two sisters, Joan Lee and Diana Stainow, and brother, Robert '51.
WILLIAM HOWARD BERMAN '46cl, LL.B. '50cl, died February 3 in Bethesda, Md. He was retired senior vice president and general counsel of Comsat Corp. Earlier he worked on the legal staff of the Atomic Energy Commission, was deputy general counsel of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, and directed the Atomic Energy Research Project at the University of N.Y., died March 5. A retired vice president at First National Bank, in New York City, he was also a Harvard benefactor. He sat on the boards of several charitable foundations, including the Fresh Air Fund; in East Hampton, he was a board member of the public library and a director of the historical society. He leaves a sister, Joan Forte, and a brother, Richard '42.
ANDREW ALEXANDER ROBEY '50 died March 30 in Gloucester, Mass. After submarine duty in World War II, he worked as an insurance agent for many years. He had a lifelong love of boats. He leaves his wife, Margaret (Keiler), two daughters, Robin Robey-Rich and Harriet, two sons, A. Alexander and John, two stepsons, William and Nicholas Hanna, a sister, Harriet Myers, and two brothers, John '47, M.D. '51, and Ames '53.
PETER NEW TUGMAN '50, of Portland, Ore., died November 8, 1997.
WILLIAM MOORE TWADELL '51, M.B.A. '58, of Marblehead, Mass., died February 24. He was retired planning manager at Gen Rad Inc., and a lieutenant colonel in the Marine Corps Reserve. He leaves his wife, Carol (Herrling), a daughter, Megan Riera, two sons, Daniel and Peter, a sister, Joan, and a brother, James.
JOHN FRANCIS LEARY JR. '52 died February 23 in Naples, Fla. A retired businessman and private investor, he was former proprietor of C. Leary & Co. and Leary's Spirits, of Newburyport, Mass. He leaves his wife, Mary (Crowley), three daughters, Kathleen Livermore, Mary Ann, and Joanne, and three sons, John, Michael, and Timothy.
